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jordan057 16-11-2009 14:04

shirt colours
 
hello,

i'm an italian football fan and i'm interested at the origin of football teams

could you tell me about the origin of the Stanley shirt?
why the club adopted red and white colours?

thanks.

Gianfranco

Benipete 16-11-2009 14:52

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Stanley were founder members so they didn't adopt anything.The adopting was done by Man United etc.

And it seemed a good idea at the time.

david1 16-11-2009 14:53

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This may help you Jordon ;=

Accrington Stanley History

click on club colours

david1 16-11-2009 15:55

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Here is some more information -

Accrington Stanley - Historical Football Kits

wheel down to read the history

Northern Monkey 16-11-2009 16:12

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Posted via Mobile Device Stanley were not founder members of the football league. At all. It was merely Accrington.

Stephen666 17-11-2009 11:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey (Post 763232)
Posted via Mobile Device Stanley were not founder members of the football league. At all. It was merely Accrington.

Correct
Accrington folded as a football club. Accrington Stanley began life some years later originally as Stanley Villa

Northern Monkey 17-11-2009 11:29

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Posted via Mobile Device This is the third reincarnation of an Accrington football team.

Willie Miller 17-11-2009 21:10

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Re-formed....

Only pedantics pick up on this most boring of facts... Each club has been a professional League club playing on behalf of the town of Accrington. Different legal entities, different boards, different directors & owners, different forms with the League etc etc

Our history is a proud one, for all three flavours of ACCRINGTON!!!!

Northern Monkey 17-11-2009 22:47

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Or people could point to that club is living on other people's glories.

maccawozzagod 17-11-2009 23:12

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past glories?

I like the idea that we have only been playing competitve football for 39 years (from the park leagues) and have already got this far! I wonder what is the quickest that a club has gone from the bottom league to the FL? And I wouldn't count Aldershot in that as they inherited a fanbase of 4000 with which to buy the earlier leagues

Northern Monkey 18-11-2009 00:35

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Posted via Mobile Device Saying that Stanley were founder members of the football league.

Nothing pedantic about saying they weren't, 'cos in all honesty Stanley did not form the league. They are two different teams, with their own honours and achivements.

Tin Monkey 18-11-2009 07:26

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It's just like being back on ConfGuide, but not as amusing!

Willie Miller 18-11-2009 08:31

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Without Jack Walkers Millions, Accy 1968 would probably have a local derby a lot closer than Morecambe, Bury or Dale............

Love
ParkaRed!

Tealeaf 18-11-2009 08:52

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Looks like there is a nasty virus on the link on post No 3.......

We should consider ourselves lucky that we're not sat around now talking about reincarnation No 4.

JEFF 18-11-2009 09:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Willie Miller (Post 763556)
Re-formed....

Only pedantics pick up on this most boring of facts... Each club has been a professional League club playing on behalf of the town of Accrington. Different legal entities, different boards, different directors & owners, different forms with the League etc etc

Our history is a proud one, for all three flavours of ACCRINGTON!!!!

Spot on Willie. I watched Stanley in 50's and 60's and as far as I am concerned the present Stanley and the past Stanley are the same.


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