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Wynonie Harris 05-01-2015 14:59

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Originally Posted by smobile (Post 1128476)
Print some period programmes for the last 2 home games in February 1962 against Stockport & Rochdale which we couldn’t afford to print and limit them to 100, maybe get them signed and numbered – I’d buy one.

Or if you really want a fantasy game, do one for the scheduled home game v Exeter on March 10th 1962.

Anything but not this.

Now, that's not a bad idea, smobile. As a mug punter for Stanley memorabilia especially connected with the club's history, I'd certainly buy them!

cashman 05-01-2015 15:05

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Originally Posted by Chubbyman (Post 1128479)
I believe over 70 have been sold to date

Wonder how many of those are ManU knobheads? theres loads of em.:D

Wynonie Harris 05-01-2015 15:09

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Incidentally, I wonder what Man U think about the whole thing? They've had their name associated with something that is fast becoming a national joke, and did the club ask their permission before printing their name on the fantasy tickets? I can't see their heartstrings being "tugged" very much after this!

cashman 05-01-2015 15:23

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I have been informed that a certain very prominent Stanley figure usually posts all club projects on twitter? But in this instance sod all!!as i dont use it this is obviously second hand, but from a very good source.

Whalley Red 05-01-2015 15:43

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Originally Posted by Chubbyman (Post 1128479)
I believe over 70 have been sold to date

With all the media attention generated, it may be that the full allotment of 250 are eventually sold. We certainly need the money.

However, I'm concerned that the damage to the Club's reputation can only make future (and even existing) sponsors think twice before associating their name with such a gaffe-ridden Club.

StanleyAccrington 05-01-2015 15:44

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1128487)
I have been informed that a certain very prominent Stanley figure usually posts all club projects on twitter? But in this instance sod all!!as i dont use it this is obviously second hand, but from a very good source.

Guessing that you're referring to Mr Heys?

cashman 05-01-2015 15:46

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Originally Posted by Whalley Red (Post 1128489)
With all the media attention generated, it may be that the full allotment of 250 are eventually sold. We certainly need the money.

However, I'm concerned that the damage to the Club's reputation can only make future (and even existing) sponsors think twice before associating their name with such a gaffe-ridden Club.

Thats it in a nutshell as far as i'm concerned.

fc:stanley 05-01-2015 15:46

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Il put my hat in the ring. Peter Marsden or whoever is coming out with these ideas , put it through me first , and il ask around to get some feedback from some of the fans before you go and commit commercial suicide .... Or just put it through other people!

Many a times on an away day the lads and other supporters have come up with plenty of ideas to create money at the club and how it can be modernised for a bigger market and especially for the younger generation and families!

Maybe you should ask 10 people before you do these kind of things or ask for ideas from Stanley fans as obviously the person coming up with these ideas and Peter Marsden approving them clearly can't see this is not only mocking our club but committing commercial suicide.

cashman 05-01-2015 15:47

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Originally Posted by StanleyAccrington (Post 1128492)
Guessing that you're referring to Mr Heys?

No certainly not, are yeh stumped?;)

dabeast 05-01-2015 15:48

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I have been trying to put my thoughts together to post on here since I heard this, but sadly I am still a little lost for words. Deeply insulted is the nearest I can get, and I have only been a fan since the conference. I dread to think how the longer-standing fans feel. A horrendous error of judgement.

Wynonie Harris 05-01-2015 15:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Whalley Red (Post 1128489)
With all the media attention generated, it may be that the full allotment of 250 are eventually sold. We certainly need the money.

However, I'm concerned that the damage to the Club's reputation can only make future (and even existing) sponsors think twice before associating their name with such a gaffe-ridden Club.

Agreed, and if they are all sold, those in charge will see it as a vindication of the idea, as they're far too shortsighted to see the long-term harm it's doing to the club's image.

cashman 05-01-2015 15:54

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 1128497)
Agreed, and if they are all sold, those in charge will see it as a vindication of the idea, as they're far too shortsighted to see the long-term harm it's doing to the club's image.

They could even up this fiasco total to 500.they are that thick imho.:eek:

StanleyAccrington 05-01-2015 15:54

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1128495)
No certainly not, are yeh stumped?;)

Ah, Bumble then! :p

He did retweet the club's tweet about the tickets yesterday afternoon, if that counts as putting the club projects on Twitter.

smobile 05-01-2015 16:05

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Just been on radio 2 about it.

Clowns.

AsFc62 05-01-2015 16:11

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Referring back to Mr Heys. Apart from his obvious antics.... which I dont condone

The guy did a much better job single handed than the 10/15 'directors' that are running the club nowadays!

Answer on a postcard - Because he knew the club! He was a fan! he approached things from our perspective!

Chubbyman 05-01-2015 16:19

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Only 48 left

MikeA 05-01-2015 16:19

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Currently the subject of a phone-in on BBC Radio WM's tea-time show, based in Birmingham. They know someone who's bought one so are asking people to phone if they've got a ticket for something that never happened!

StanleyAccrington 05-01-2015 16:29

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Originally Posted by Chubbyman (Post 1128504)
Only 48 left

None left now. All been sold.

Chimer 05-01-2015 16:30

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There's no such thing as bad publicity ...... :D

Lighten up chaps , as it was suggested I should when you were kicking one another to death last week :eek:.

The real joke is the way you're all reacting - thought we knew how to take a joke from bitter, milky experience!!

:hidewall::hidewall::hidewall:

choirboy 05-01-2015 16:34

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I wouldn't have bought one.......:dummy:
Who is this mystery club called Manchester United.....:stupid:
I've never heard of them!:indeplus:

Redraine 05-01-2015 16:35

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Originally Posted by Chubbyman (Post 1128504)
Only 48 left

You're joking, surely?

dabeast 05-01-2015 16:36

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Taking a joke is one thing. The club making a joke of itself is quite another.

StanleyAccrington 05-01-2015 16:38

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Now that all of the tickets have sold, there's no doubt that the directors will see this as a big success and vindicating the decision to go ahead with it.

Greeny 05-01-2015 16:38

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Peter Marsden just been on radio, says it being taken too serious ????????
He read an email/text out from someone who is keen and has bought 100 tickets, he did say this mans name but I couldn't make it out.

Chubbyman 05-01-2015 16:40

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Originally Posted by Greeny (Post 1128517)
Peter Marsden just been on radio, says it being taken too serious ????????
He read an email/text out from someone who is keen and has bought 100 tickets, he did say this mans name but I couldn't make it out.

it sounded like Mr P Marsden or something

cashman 05-01-2015 17:02

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Originally Posted by Chimer (Post 1128510)
There's no such thing as bad publicity ...... :D

Lighten up chaps , as it was suggested I should when you were kicking one another to death last week :eek:.

The real joke is the way you're all reacting - thought we knew how to take a joke from bitter, milky experience!!

:hidewall::hidewall::hidewall:

Sorry Chimer, the simple fact that this could in fact put future potential sponsers off, is NO Joke to me,

Chimer 05-01-2015 17:10

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1128521)
Sorry Chimer, the simple fact that this could in fact put future potential sponsers off, is NO Joke to me,

But sponsors like publicity (with certain rape-related exceptions, obviously)! The coverage to date (other than on AccyWeb :mad:) is humorous and affectionate.

StanleyAccrington 05-01-2015 17:13

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Originally Posted by Chimer (Post 1128523)
But sponsors like publicity (with certain rape-related exceptions, obviously)! The coverage to date (other than on AccyWeb :mad:) is humorous and affectionate.

You've not seen what people are saying on Twitter then, which is anything but humorous and affectionate.

Potter 05-01-2015 17:48

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I take back what I said before. We've sold them, and have been on the news quite a bit. Reminding people we still exist and that we are held in affection by lots of folk!!

cashman 05-01-2015 18:05

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I suspect this is nowt but a facesaver.:rolleyes:

StanleyAccrington 05-01-2015 18:47

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Breaking news: ASFC to sell 250 tickets for Cambridge away in Round 4 after tonight's FA Cup draw.

AccyMad 05-01-2015 19:10

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I can just hear the Bury fans on Friday - we've given 'em a ready made comeback to our chant to them 'you all support man.u' . . . . . . . It'll backfire on us as they chant back 'you didn't play man.u' :o

Tin Monkey 05-01-2015 19:23

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I'd have bought one, but I'm saving my cash to buy a virtual FA Cup Final ticket when we get there.

maccawozzagod 05-01-2015 19:45

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Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 1128539)
I can just hear the Bury fans on Friday - we've given 'em a ready made comeback to our chant to them 'you all support man.u' . . . . . . . It'll backfire on us as they chant back 'you didn't play man.u' :o

But we CAN sing ...

"We're playing Madrid next week"

Revived Red 05-01-2015 19:47

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I was going to mention that Real Madrid game but Macca beat me to it. And speaking of Macca, he has had some great fundraising ideas in the past. A pity that none of these have been acted upon.

Chewbacca 05-01-2015 19:55

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For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul?

maccawozzagod 05-01-2015 19:58

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Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 1128539)
I can just hear the Bury fans on Friday - we've given 'em a ready made comeback to our chant to them 'you all support man.u' . . . . . . . It'll backfire on us as they chant back 'you didn't play man.u' :o

But we CAN sing ...

"We're playing Madrid next week"

Tommy McQueen 05-01-2015 20:08

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There is one left according to fishy

lancsdave 05-01-2015 20:46

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Originally Posted by Tommy McQueen (Post 1128554)
There is one left according to fishy

System won't let you buy it, it's sat there waiting for somebody to complete payment.

cashman 05-01-2015 20:52

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 1128561)
System won't let you buy it, it's sat there waiting for somebody to complete payment.

Well get it completed Dave.:D

Jeg Red 05-01-2015 21:32

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There's a uniqueness about our club, we're not run of the mill and have a history of doing things a bit differently, and for me, this is one of those such things. We're in an always challenging financial position, and if the price of bringing some additional funds in, is some people taking the mickey, then let them carry on, as this is helping us survive.

Not escaped my notice that JC reckoned they'd lose £5K or £6K on the gate receipts from the Burton fans for the recently postponed games (less Burton fans will attend re-arranged game), and the maths from our Man U ticket stunt will net £5K - funny old thing that!

Redraine 05-01-2015 21:50

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I really don't agree with prostituting ourselves with this highly embarrassing promotion, but lets offer another 500+ tickets if indeed they have sold out, if some people are daft/kind enough to buy them! The damage to our image has already been done for most posters on here at least, so we may as well fill our boots whilst the going is good.

Tom D 05-01-2015 22:05

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Ok own up. Who has actually bought one of these?

Chubbyman 05-01-2015 22:12

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Originally Posted by Redraine (Post 1128568)
I really don't agree with prostituting ourselves with this highly embarrassing promotion, but lets offer another 500+ tickets if indeed they have sold out, if some people are daft/kind enough to buy them! The damage to our image has already been done for most posters on here at least, so we may as well fill our boots whilst the going is good.

Was it not advertised as a limited edition of 250.....

Chubbyman 05-01-2015 22:19

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Originally Posted by Tom D (Post 1128570)
Ok own up. Who has actually bought one of these?

My guess

P M 100
J C 100
A P 50

Redraine 05-01-2015 22:20

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Originally Posted by Chubbyman (Post 1128571)
Was it not advertised as a limited edition of 250.....

Who cares? I don't think the 250 buyers would mind, surely?

Chubbyman 05-01-2015 22:22

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Originally Posted by Redraine (Post 1128573)
Who cares? I don't think the 250 buyers would mind, surely?

Might of been only 3 buyers!!! LOL

smobile 05-01-2015 22:53

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We'll see who the buyers are when the names are published in the roll of honour which was part of the deal.

smobile 05-01-2015 22:56

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Be well funny if United contacted the club tomorrow morning for their share of the gate receipts as per FA Cup Rules.

Chubbyman 05-01-2015 22:58

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Originally Posted by smobile (Post 1128576)
We'll see who the buyers are when the names are published in the roll of honour which was part of the deal.

1. Anon

2. Anon the Second

3. Anon the Third

cashman 06-01-2015 07:47

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Originally Posted by smobile (Post 1128576)
We'll see who the buyers are when the names are published in the roll of honour which was part of the deal.

Well i aint holding me breath mate.:)

lancsdave 06-01-2015 07:57

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I don't think I'm breaking any official secrets act if I tell you there are 130 seperate buyers

StanleyAccrington 06-01-2015 13:52

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Man Utd tickets SOLD OUT - Accrington Stanley FC

Red-Osbornello 06-01-2015 14:07

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Originally Posted by StanleyAccrington (Post 1128618)

I've only had one real gripe this season and that was the return of the pezzy paper notepads for season tickets. Now they're just throwing blank real tickets around the place and using them for promotional images on the website?! :p :D

Chimer 06-01-2015 14:10

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Originally Posted by StanleyAccrington (Post 1128618)

They'll be up to £100 on fleabay by the weekend .... ;)

Revived Red 06-01-2015 14:44

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“All the monies generated from the commemorative tickets will be used towards helping John and Jimmy strengthen the squad"
Peter Marsden on 4 January.

"Any avenue that we can explore to try to bring funds into the club has got to be explored"
John Coleman on 4 January

"I can assure our supporters that we did not do this for the money"
Peter Marsden on 6 January

Someone speak with forked tongue.:mad:

smudgie 06-01-2015 15:25

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Absolute fool.

I would love to know where all our wonderful board members are at this time of financial crisis??

I see Peter Shaw stepped down the other week, no doubt as he was asked for a few quid.

The whole situation absolutely STINKS and im sick to death of it.

If it wasnt for Rangers in Scotland I really do think we would be the total laughing stock of British league football.

cashman 06-01-2015 15:29

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Originally Posted by Revived Red (Post 1128624)
“All the monies generated from the commemorative tickets will be used towards helping John and Jimmy strengthen the squad"
Peter Marsden on 4 January.

"Any avenue that we can explore to try to bring funds into the club has got to be explored"
John Coleman on 4 January

"I can assure our supporters that we did not do this for the money"
Peter Marsden on 6 January

Someone speak with forked tongue.:mad:

Utter bollards in my view. This to me is treating supporters as complete fools.:(

Chubbyman 06-01-2015 15:33

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[QUOTE=Revived Red;1128624]“All the monies generated from the commemorative tickets will be used towards helping John and Jimmy strengthen the squad"
Peter Marsden on 4 January.

"Any avenue that we can explore to try to bring funds into the club has got to be explored"
John Coleman on 4 January

"I can assure our supporters that we did not do this for the money"
Peter Marsden on 6 January

Someone speak with forked tongue.:mad:
[/QUOTE


Have they let him out of the straight jacket yet?

Kiwi John 06-01-2015 16:38

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Whatever we all may have thought about this promo, well done the club, and my hat is tipped to ever it was that dreamed the scheme up.

yonmon 06-01-2015 17:12

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[QUOTE=smudgie;1128633]Absolute fool.
I see Peter Shaw stepped down the other week, no doubt as he was asked for a few quid.


I presume that you have some evidence to support this statement ?.

rob 06-01-2015 19:32

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Wasn't a fan of the idea at all when I first heard about it, and still not a fan of it now. Not at all. But I am happy that it raised the £5k - the club always needs the money.

I do think though that we can take some positives from our very negative reaction.

Maybe it is a British thing, while we are happy on the whole to poke fun at ourselves, and can cope with people doing so to us, we are very protective of things we love and care about.

You really can call me all the names under the sun - some people do - you can laugh at me and poke fun at me, and I will let it go over my head and chuckle at your attempts to get me to bite. But if you try to take the **** out of something I love and care deeply about – a family member, a good friend, or ineed my football club – I will react.

We even do it ourselves, to one another we call our small ground that is falling apart in places, the 'tinpot' quirks we know and love, and the way we have to all dig in to get things done. Yet if someone from another club dares to make a disparaging remark about our stadium, then they will get a reaction!

I think our true supporters could see what was going to happen – barrage of abuse from rival clubs – and reacted accordingly.

Perhaps we should all have been more worried if we hadn’t cared about our club being ridiculed – albeit only by a section of people, appreciate it got some good publicity too – if nobody had got upset about it then it would have indicated nobody cares?

Just my thoughts – now who do we play in the next round and is it on the television?

On Stanley On,

Rob

DAV007 06-01-2015 19:34

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evidence smudgie?

well done peter marsden and the staff, i didnt think it wold work but well done on selling all the tickets.

Exile on Spencer St 06-01-2015 19:49

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I'm with Chimer, Rob and (:eek:) Davo on this. I thought it was embarrassing and wouldn't work, but it wasn't and did.
So let's get over it and the Shakers in the same week.

Chubbyman 06-01-2015 19:50

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Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1128681)
evidence smudgie?

well done peter marsden and the staff, i didnt think it wold work but well done on selling all the tickets.

Did you get your sequined purse out?

st06nc2 06-01-2015 19:59

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Louis Tomlinson takes swipe at The Voice: 'It's like Accrington Stanley trying to compete with Real Madrid' - 3am & Mirror Online

Who needs fake tickets to get our name out there just leave it to some poncy boy hand mbee

Exile on Spencer St 06-01-2015 19:59

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C'mon, Chubby, you know Davo doesn't have a purse - he keeps all his money rolled up in his suspender belt.:rolleyes:

Mr T 06-01-2015 20:16

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Originally Posted by rob (Post 1128680)
Wasn't a fan of the idea at all when I first heard about it, and still not a fan of it now. Not at all. But I am happy that it raised the £5k - the club always needs the money.

I do think though that we can take some positives from our very negative reaction.

Maybe it is a British thing, while we are happy on the whole to poke fun at ourselves, and can cope with people doing so to us, we are very protective of things we love and care about.

You really can call me all the names under the sun - some people do - you can laugh at me and poke fun at me, and I will let it go over my head and chuckle at your attempts to get me to bite. But if you try to take the **** out of something I love and care deeply about – a family member, a good friend, or ineed my football club – I will react.

We even do it ourselves, to one another we call our small ground that is falling apart in places, the 'tinpot' quirks we know and love, and the way we have to all dig in to get things done. Yet if someone from another club dares to make a disparaging remark about our stadium, then they will get a reaction!

I think our true supporters could see what was going to happen – barrage of abuse from rival clubs – and reacted accordingly.

Perhaps we should all have been more worried if we hadn’t cared about our club being ridiculed – albeit only by a section of people, appreciate it got some good publicity too – if nobody had got upset about it then it would have indicated nobody cares?

Just my thoughts – now who do we play in the next round and is it on the television?

On Stanley On,

Rob

Boss; So Spot on!

As Coley says "keep the faith":)

StanleyAccrington 06-01-2015 20:18

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We're "laughing all the way to the bank" with our £5,000 raised according to Annabel Tiffin on North West Tonight. :rolleyes:

deeayess 06-01-2015 20:37

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Normally I try to put forward a reasoned argument for the money raising schemes the club put out I'm with Rob on this one. I don't like it and wouldn't go for it myself. I rate rate this along with the commemorative league cup semi final t-shirt that Rangers have tried to sell and there is no way I would buy one of them.

That said, it is £5000 of easy money and loads of publicity. I am proud of the club and, as rob says, would joke about it with the rest of us on the Clayton End but sod anybody else who tries it. I've had the "Accrington Stanley, who are they" which is met with "I've not heard that before" said with a scowl. Some of the women I work with have been talking about it - "Is that your dodgy club trying to sell tickets for a game that won't be played?" met with " if there's mugs that want to pay £20 a shot then it's easy money 'cos we're skint". And I work in Dumfries where most people couldn't find Accrington on a map.

I just wonder how many actually believe they have a real ticket for a match or a promise of a chance to buy a ticket for an up and coming friendly against Man Utd :D. Given the amount of people who spend hundreds of pounds on ebay buying iPhone 6 boxes or PS whatever boxes or Xbox thingy boxes and expect the real thing it wouldn't surprise me :D.

So, well done on the £5000 just think of a better way next time please.

Chimer 06-01-2015 21:16

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Originally Posted by deeayess (Post 1128704)
I just wonder how many actually believe they have a real ticket for a match or a promise of a chance to buy a ticket for an up and coming friendly against Man Utd :D.

Real ticket: your remark about mugs applies :). Buying a ticket for a match played yesterday really wouldn't be too bright!

Promise, which was implied: maybe, and if the friendly does come off (two hopes, and Bob's dead) I hope the club invite the 250 for a grand day out :D

cashman 06-01-2015 21:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by deeayess (Post 1128704)
Normally I try to put forward a reasoned argument for the money raising schemes the club put out I'm with Rob on this one. I don't like it and wouldn't go for it myself. I rate rate this along with the commemorative league cup semi final t-shirt that Rangers have tried to sell and there is no way I would buy one of them.

That said, it is £5000 of easy money and loads of publicity. I am proud of the club and, as rob says, would joke about it with the rest of us on the Clayton End but sod anybody else who tries it. I've had the "Accrington Stanley, who are they" which is met with "I've not heard that before" said with a scowl. Some of the women I work with have been talking about it - "Is that your dodgy club trying to sell tickets for a game that won't be played?" met with " if there's mugs that want to pay £20 a shot then it's easy money 'cos we're skint". And I work in Dumfries where most people couldn't find Accrington on a map.

I just wonder how many actually believe they have a real ticket for a match or a promise of a chance to buy a ticket for an up and coming friendly against Man Utd :D. Given the amount of people who spend hundreds of pounds on ebay buying iPhone 6 boxes or PS whatever boxes or Xbox thingy boxes and expect the real thing it wouldn't surprise me :D.

So, well done on the £5000 just think of a better way next time please.

Hard to argue wi that,;) But proud of em,i am not, The fact Mr Marsden says we didn't do it for the money, to me implies that all stanley fans are stupid,:( Everyone who goes to the crown ground knows damn well money is always very tight, and unless we get some kind person throwing much moolah our way it always will be the case, anyway now that hopefully the pantomine season is oer we, lets do Bury on friday night. KTF.

deeayess 06-01-2015 21:29

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1128709)
Hard to argue wi that,;) But proud of em,i am not, The fact Mr Marsden says we didn't do it for the money, to me implies that all stanley fans are stupid,:( Everyone who goes to the crown ground knows damn well money is always very tight, and unless we get some kind person throwing much moolah our way it always will be the case, anyway now that hopefully the pantomine season is oer we, lets do Bury on friday night. KTF.

Just to clarify, proud of the club as we all are as fans not the decision to go with the ticket idea. I could possibly have worded it better. :o

cashman 06-01-2015 21:44

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Originally Posted by deeayess (Post 1128711)
Just to clarify, proud of the club as we all are as fans not the decision to go with the ticket idea. I could possibly have worded it better. :o

Think yeh worded it well mate, wasn't a pop at yeh, just my 2 pennorth.;)

mab 06-01-2015 22:08

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How much would someone be willing to pay for a playoff home shirt from 2010/11 season ?

smobile 06-01-2015 23:16

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An actual shirt or a commemorative one?

mab 06-01-2015 23:32

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One of the ones that wasn't used on the day because JC was supercilious and ended up using the league shirt in sted of the specialy made commemorative shirt that i have::D

Exile on Spencer St 07-01-2015 06:15

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Sounds like just the item for Stanley Nick's programme fair, Mab.
By the way,was it Stevie Wonder who had a big hit with "Supercilious". ;)

AccyMad 07-01-2015 09:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1128693)
Louis Tomlinson takes swipe at The Voice: 'It's like Accrington Stanley trying to compete with Real Madrid' - 3am & Mirror Online

Who needs fake tickets to get our name out there just leave it to some poncy boy hand mbee

He obviously still hasn't got over us beating his beloved Doncaster Rovers in JPT a few years ago whilst wearing shorts borrowed from them :D

yonmon 07-01-2015 09:25

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[QUOTE=rob;1128


Just my thoughts – now who do we play in the next round and is it on the television?

On Stanley On,

Rob[/QUOTE]

Rob,

Agreed with all you posted and share your ideas and feelings in total !.....but my initial thoughts were ... " I wonder who we don't play in the Cup Final ,and if we print tickets for this will they be of any value ?..... and of course could the replay, if one was necessary, generate a £ or two for the club coffers ?.
And of course it would undoubtedly be televised because a Wembley occasion never misses !.

But all that is for next season !.... So ' On Stanley....On !!!' .

mab 07-01-2015 11:22

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:( Thats the problem with Pre-entered text !!:( Superstitious was what i was meaning;)

Chewbacca 07-01-2015 20:59

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Tyson gets subbed for scoring 40 yard free kick.

deeayess 14-01-2015 21:01

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Somebody trying their own fund raising with the Man Utd tickets. Cheap at only £55 :D . And no, it isn't me :D

Accrington Stanley V Man Utd | eBay

AccyMad 14-01-2015 21:59

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Originally Posted by deeayess (Post 1129619)
Somebody trying their own fund raising with the Man Utd tickets. Cheap at only £55 :D . And no, it isn't me :D

Accrington Stanley V Man Utd | eBay

If anyone's daft enough to pay £55 quid for it, can't blame the seller for making a bob or two from a useless piece of paper :rolleyes:

Exile on Spencer St 15-01-2015 12:47

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Given that Stanley won't have had a home game for over a month:eek:, maybe it's the club that's trying to raise some more cash.:rolleyes:

Exile on Spencer St 15-01-2015 15:41

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Looks like the fund raising is having a positive effect- according to Sky:o

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sherry 15-01-2015 17:24

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There are times when I despair of the media and its
commitment to accuracy! :(

Chimer 15-01-2015 17:38

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Having those games cancelled must have opened a window to build that new stand - still quick work in bad weather though :D

Chubbyman 29-01-2015 17:08

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Just read the Bury programme on the Manchester United tickets it says the £5000 raised from the virtual tickets will be used by Coley to build his team, unfortunately the money has been spent on a virtual striker.

MikeA 29-01-2015 18:03

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Originally Posted by Chubbyman (Post 1131436)
Just read the Bury programme on the Manchester United tickets it says the £5000 raised from the virtual tickets will be used by Coley to build his team, unfortunately the money has been spent on a virtual striker.

That's all very well but can he score virtual goals? ;)

Chubbyman 29-01-2015 20:09

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Originally Posted by MikeA (Post 1131439)
That's all very well but can he score virtual goals? ;)

Stanley to score goals is virtually impossible

deeayess 29-01-2015 20:18

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But we will try virtually any player up front. Even Macey had a go on Tuesday night

yonmon 29-01-2015 22:32

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Originally Posted by deeayess (Post 1131459)
But we will try virtually any player up front. Even Macey had a go on Tuesday night

But alas another non-striker in the squad !..... The phrase 'clutching at straws' comes easily to mind D !, and he just didn't get into the game at all !...but I'm sure I heard someone say that he's a fair singer and very good to his Mother !.....
So this particular 'Wengerbabe', IMHO, is not only Arsenal's loss but appears to be Stanley's loss as well !..... But we'll see.

( Alfred.E. really rates him though !)

Exile on Spencer St 30-01-2015 08:45

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C'mon, Yonmon, give the lad a break. He's still a teenager learning the game. A test as to how quickly he learns will come tomorrow (weather permitting) when Northamton are in town. Check out two of their three goals last week. Expect a lot of high crosses and Cobblers lunging all over the penalty area.


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