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Stueagle 08-01-2015 21:48

Accrington Stanley history
 
reetings to the Stanley

Crystal Palace fan in peace (bet you haven't seen many of us here !)

Just wanted to ask a question.....Watching the AFC Wimbledon game last night I learned that they have managed to 'legally' claim the history of the old Wimbledon FC who moved and became MK Dons. Technically the old Wimbledon club still exist (MK even still have the name Dons) and AFC are a completely new club.
Accrington Stanley are a famous old club with a rich history going back to 1891 yet you aren't able to claim your heritage because of what happened to you in 1966. How do you feel about this?
After all I would say AFC Wimbledon have less right to Wimbledon FC's history than you do to yours. The precedent set here in this case is that the history belongs to the local community and fans.
We at Palace have a similar situation where there was a Crystal Palace FC in 1871 who played at the same original ground, formed by the workers of the Crystal Palace, but faded due to not being accepted into the then new Football League. This was because we played at the same ground where the FA cup final was held.

I am just interested to hear your opinions on your own history and weather you would like it reinstated?

Nice to see you have an Ultra movement BTW...its controversial at our club but really has helped to create a cracking atmosphere !

All the best for the rest of the seasonG

Kiwi John 09-01-2015 07:04

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Hi Stueagle...It was 1962 I think when that nasty piece of work from Burnley FC stitched the club up. I, from afar, regard Stanley as the original Stanley, but whatever way the club is viewed as historically, they are simply the greatest little club in the world.

Bob Dobson 09-01-2015 07:26

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In 1962, they turned the gas off, Stu, but the flame burns on.

Chimer 09-01-2015 08:37

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I was watching before '62 - to me the club's history goes all the way back to Accrington FC. Its the town's team, that's what's important.

Exile on Spencer St 09-01-2015 09:24

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Originally Posted by Stueagle (Post 1128982)
....history belongs to the local community and fans.....

Amen to that.

Chubbyman 09-01-2015 09:39

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Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St (Post 1129001)
Amen to that.

And women?

Stueagle 09-01-2015 17:50

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Originally Posted by Kiwi John (Post 1128991)
Hi Stueagle...It was 1962 I think when that nasty piece of work from Burnley FC stitched the club up. I, from afar, regard Stanley as the original Stanley, but whatever way the club is viewed as historically, they are simply the greatest little club in the world.


Wow so you were stitched up by Burnley, what's the story there sounds interesting ?
Accrington Stanley is one of the great names in football (just like Crystal Palace but then I would say that). Foreigners love the sound of it
Have we ever played each other ?

deeayess 09-01-2015 17:56

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Originally Posted by Stueagle (Post 1129138)
Wow so you were stitched up by Burnley, what's the story there sounds interesting ?
Accrington Stanley is one of the great names in football (just like Crystal Palace but then I would say that). Foreigners love the sound of it
Have we ever played each other ?

We have, in 1960. I'm sure I've got a programme from the game at palace

cashman 09-01-2015 18:07

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Originally Posted by Stueagle (Post 1129138)
Wow so you were stitched up by Burnley, what's the story there sounds interesting ?

Just 2 words BOB LORD.

Exile on Spencer St 09-01-2015 18:30

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It wasn't just Stanley that Bob Lord ruined...there's an entire generation whose digestive systems never recovered from eating his gristle pies at school dinners.

Lemur 09-01-2015 18:41

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Yes We Have

11th December 1937 (FA Cup 2nd Round) ASFC 0 Palace 1 (Att 5,400)
22nd August 1960 (Division 4) Palace 9 ASFC 2 (Att 15,653)
17th December 1960 (Division 4) ASFC 2 Palace 3 (Att 3,385

Stueagle 09-01-2015 19:21

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Originally Posted by Lemur (Post 1129158)
Yes We Have

11th December 1937 (FA Cup 2nd Round) ASFC 0 Palace 1 (Att 5,400)
22nd August 1960 (Division 4) Palace 9 ASFC 2 (Att 15,653)
17th December 1960 (Division 4) ASFC 2 Palace 3 (Att 3,385

9-2 !! that must have been a crazy game....so if you have a programme deeayess does that mean you were at the game ?!

I have to say you guys need to do something about that 100% record we have against you ;)

deeayess 09-01-2015 19:55

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Originally Posted by Stueagle (Post 1129186)
9-2 !! that must have been a crazy game....so if you have a programme deeayess does that mean you were at the game ?!

I have to say you guys need to do something about that 100% record we have against you ;)

No, slightly before my time. I got it off eBay a while ago

Lemur 09-01-2015 21:11

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theres one on ebay now

Chimer 09-01-2015 21:29

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I was at the 9-2 game (aged 9) with my dad, we were on holiday in London. First game of the season and we were wearing a new strip - white with a red horizontal band round the chest. The Accy Observer had introduced it with the headline "New Strip - New Era?" :o.

On the following Monday (?) night we went to Millwall and watched us draw a cracking game 3-3 :).

But no, I haven't got a programme :(.


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