![]() |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
James is a Stanley player and he is as important to the needs of the club as any other member of the squad.:mosher:
OK, at the moment he is not first choice but we all know how quickly the fortunes of players can change. A couple of injuries or a suspension could so easily thrust him into the forefront of team selection. So we need him fully fit and 100% positive in the cause for the team and the club. Coley sometimes plays matches behind closed doors in order to keep the fringe players in the squad up to scratch and to keep his eye on their form.:flasher8: So, could I suggest that we 'stay on Topic' in each thread and that some of you guys stop wittering on at each other on the forum and get behind all of our players and the management. If you think that the rest of us are 'entertained' by your petty argueing then you are wrong.:nono8::signthis::stop: If you really need to keep on 'scrapping' at each other then do what we did when we were kids....Get down behind the bikesheds and have a 'Feight' .....'tis the only way for children to sort out their differences.:oke2::whack: ON STANLEY ON, TOGETHER IN UNITY:theband::wave8::s_love::wub: |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
locker ? ...( Does this mean Physically, Emotionally, or Intellectually ?). Can I suggest that injecting this element of ageism into a posting is just as unattractive as the protracted Coleman v Beattie argument which must be boring the pants off most of our contributors whilst allowing some to engage in an unending flow of jibes and near-insults !. Still not quite sure who 'the old has-been' can be ....??. |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
You're quite right , Yonmon, about the accusation of ageism and I hold my hand up to that. However, as an old has been myself I felt a reposte was needed to the claim of the 'same old drivel on every single thread' by macca. I'm pretty sure that the majority of people don't intentionally go out to post 'drivel' but come on, if you've got a point of view you air it. :o |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
James is a Stanley player and he is as important to the needs of the club as any other member of the squad. OK, at the moment he is not first choice but we all know how quickly the fortunes of players can change. A couple of injuries or a suspension could so easily thrust him into the forefront of team selection. So we need him fully fit and 100% positive in the cause for the team and the club. Coley sometimes plays matches behind closed doors in order to keep the fringe players in the squad up to scratch and to keep his eye on their form. So, could I suggest that we 'stay on Topic' in each thread and that some of you guys stop wittering on at each other on the forum and get behind all of our players and the management. Never have and never will condone violence. Sorry if it came across that I did. Sometimes when you give a like it is not all of the post. I shall be more careful in future :o When all said and done, this is a James Gray thread :) :) :) :) |
Re: James Gray
Dont worry sunshine apology accepted, We all drop bollocks sometimes, I do frequently.:D
|
Re: James Gray
No worries Cashy, cheers :)
|
Re: James Gray
Good grief! Why is everyone being so precious these days? Just give and take and get on with it. It's not a forum for young ladies of fine upbringing.
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
I would certainly never advocate 'Violence' in any form or in any situation. Mr reference was a humourous remark simply used to illustrate 'Childish' behaviour. I will not make any observations on this stupid situation again and will only make 100% comments in support of our club, management and players. Get serious please! ON STANLEY ON |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
|
Re: James Gray
Extremely disappointed to see James go, but I wish him the very best of luck. I think he has been badly treated here.
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
Really disappointing |
Re: James Gray
Obviously out of favour, not even made the subs bench since the Northapton thrashing so no surprised to see him go, wishing tippy all the best at his new club
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
Good luck lad, show the genius what you can do. |
Re: James Gray
Best of luck James, hope it works out for you - just glad we've already played the Cobblers twice this season
|
Re: James Gray
Shame its come to this , yet no surprise !! Good luck James , get stuck in when playing and show us here just how good you are and what we are missing.
|
Re: James Gray
Good move for everybody IMO,Northampton have lost their striker to injury,and I can't see him displacing Terry.
Good player in the Terry mould and by all accounts first class attitude . A little unlucky in terms of game time but I hope he progresses and returns a better player |
Re: James Gray
And do yeh honestly believe he will ever return to play fer us again? cos i sure as hell don't.
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Good luck to the lad hope he does well
|
Re: James Gray
Unless there gona pay a transfer fee at the end of the season then james will be back has hes part way throu a 2yr stanley deal !! Unless a by mutual concent comes in to play . Good luck James.....
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
I agree with the sentiments of best wishes to James and whichever team he plays for after this season. |
Re: James Gray
A chance to stand on his own two feet ??........:rolleyes:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Unfortunately the lad didn't have a chance of coming back & playing again for Stanley the minute he rejected the loan deal to Southport - not the first to cross Coley & suffer the consequences & fair play to James for standing his ground & at least getting a move to a team not only in the same league but pushing for the play offs - good luck kid
|
Re: James Gray
Nice to see James stay at Accrington and fight for his place in the team as he wanted!
Another off the wage bill to ease club finances, So good news for us as a club! |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Not my favourite player by any means, but his goal record at the end of last season and early this really was great.
To be not even given a chance by the so-called messiah is a disgrace. Yet another case of the face not fitting. I hope he does well at the Cobblers, good luck "Tippy". |
Re: James Gray
Mr.Gray was straight in the Northampton starting eleven but was subbed after an hour. No surprise given the amount of match time he's been given recently.
|
Re: James Gray
He scored 2 in 3 minutes for Northampton yesterday! What are the chances of him being recalled with Terry Gornell out for 3 games?,and more to the point would he want to return to Stanley?!
|
Re: James Gray
Why would the Coalman want him anyway? He didn't think he was good enough to get in the 18 man squad, that would suggest there are at least another 7 players in from of him in the pecking order.
Our recent scintillating record of 5 wins in 25 games and his undoubted greater knowledge than any spectator means no one can question the great man's judgement anyway. Great watch on football league show, not embarrassing in any way. |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Its nice of so many of us to be concentrating on a magnificent display yesterday but instead we are looking at a player out on loan and for whatever reason the managers sending off. I'm sure John will regret his actions yesterday but it wasnt a one way altercation as morecambes GK coach looked to throw a punch for me.
I was never a huge lover of grays when he was at the club but give him credit for doing well in recent games for Northampton. I cant see him having a future at Stanley but I have upmost trust in John and Jimmys judgement. As for recent form I would take 50 points every season and staying in this league no matter how we get them. Lets not kid ourselves stayimg up is always an achievement and I actually thought that this team wasnt too far off a play off push but the 5 games at the start of the season and the 5 in mid Jan resulting in 10 defeats sort of killed them hopes. Lets get behind the team and give them all the support we can on Monday in what is a massive game and get rid of some negativity. Plus I'm sure the question regarding Gray will be asked on Thursday night by someone and I trust John and Jimmy have their reasons. Let roll our sleeves up and keep the faith !!! |
Re: James Gray
This thread is about Gray not yesterdays game, which we were unable to get too as we said. But i expect these comments from arse lickers,:rolleyes: Which i dont need to tell me to get behind the team at any match.:rolleyes:
|
Re: James Gray
If you read my post on yesterdays match thread you will quite clearly see that I comment it was a shame many couldnt make the game yesterday, so before we start accusing people lets get the facts right please.
As for me commenting on yesterdays game, I am quite within my right to make a comment about it and as it doesnt quite fit your ideology I get shot down for being an "arse licker" which I find a stupid comment. It was more of a respone to the post a couple of posts before me about the incident regarding John but the next time I wish to comment on the game I will be sure to ask whether its ok of I do so. I think I am also able to say lets get behind the lads, its not specifically aimed at you, just a general statement that the lads need the support. Thats not to say you dont already do so as I'm sure you do. I do apologise if the post was put in the wrong thread or it offended you in any way. |
Re: James Gray
Yer certainly allowed to comment on yesterdays game, more so than me in fact, This happens to be a thread about Gray not the game thread. But its blatantly obvious to me why yeh did so,:rolleyes:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Think we all knew what he was capable off, just needed the run of games and support and now he's scoring! Glad he is and doubt he will be back and why would he!
|
Re: James Gray
Just going off topic but has anyone even heard of an "on loan manager" !!!
Sean Hessey is on loan to Marine fc and was recently put in charge to save them from relegation. By all accounts hes doing a great job and has brought in Andy Owens who i thought was a decent player |
Re: James Gray
I reckon many managers must feel as though they are 'only' on loan the way they get chopped and changed after half a dozen bad results.
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
gray had a good September,but the goals dried and before he went to Northampton he hadn't notched in thirteen.
For me hes a good player but struggled in the system of one up top were holding the ball up is key. He is doing ok at Northampton because they play a different way(hes not leading the line). When they played one up top he was on the bench!!,so for me its about how the team sets up and Coley has now gone three at the back to give two up top which would have suited Grey and took a bit of pressure off Terry. The question is would we have been happy with our present position after our poor start to the season?. |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Unsure Redraine,will have to check!,but his last goal for us was Sept 2014.
|
Re: James Gray
He played 30 minutes after the red card more or less.
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
The next two games Carver and maguire were tried in that role before the infamous Crookes experiment. As I have said before I like him as a player,but not on his own up top and re-reading the posts on this forum from game one of the season,most were of the same opinion. Today's team shape 4-4-2 would have suited him |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
At least get your facts right, Gray started against Stevenage, Hartlepool and Notts County when he returned from the ban, didnt start another game, had intermittent sub apearences and towards the end couldnt even get on the bench. Hes gone to a playoff-chasing team, is starting and has scored 3 in 5 - stop trying to justify the coalman's decisions by slagging the lad off |
Re: James Gray
You get yer facts right Frank, The post of Football 19s certainly does not "slag the lad off":confused: Thats questioning you.
|
Re: James Gray
Frank,I apologise for getting the teams wrong,this being a domination of my eyesight and the programme pages not lining up !!
I was replying to Smudgie who thought he only played around 30 minutes after his ban,I was surprised,hence looked at a programme. It's your opinion of my posts being "contrived nonsense",but suggest you read your recent "constructive"posts. It's obvious you interpret my views on grey as "slagging"him off,despite saying I like him as a player!!,not worked that one out . Rather than criticising posters views,why don't you give your opinions on who you think should be manager,formation,players,how the club should be run etc. which could be debated. |
Re: James Gray
Coley made it clear that there had been no fall out whatsoever with James and that unless a very good offer comes in for him he has 12 months left. In fact he has a good craic with the lad and spent quite. A lot of time in Northampton recently with his dad. He did add though that if the Cobblers offer £15 million he'll be off.
Gray was sent off before JC came in. We then won the first 3 games and had scored 7 in the process. That style of play requires someone to hold the ball up and bring others into play. Coley stated that James goes to ground very easily which is fantastic and dangerous when it goes for you but if not gives away possession and leaves you open due to the number of players committed to going forwards. James is also one of the highest earners at the club and it makes sense if he is not playing to get him some game time and keep him off the wage bill. There is no vendetta. Before Terry came back there was nobody to hold the ball up hence the Crooks experiment. JC stated that Crooks let himself down with his finishing. One funny moment is when he said although he doesn't blame Matty for the Yeovil defeat...indeed one could argue Shay McCartan missed an easier chance in the first game....he winds him up in training by telling him he owes us half a million. |
Re: James Gray
Coley also reiterated that anybody can speak to him at any time. Pop down to the club during the daytime. Jimmy also stated that we are using HYndburn Sports Centre to train on which for me is worrying and that the council had not phoned back about other potential sites after both JC and JB had a meeting with them. Surprise surprise.
|
Re: James Gray
I am of the opinion the council want stanley "OUT" of the crown simple as.
|
Re: James Gray
I agree. Hence why they have never given us the ground...thus allowing us access to football foundation grants to improve the infrastructure. The council reflect the townspeople in their attitude towards the club.
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
All the land on Livingstone Rd is earmarked for housing development so could make more money from builders
|
Re: James Gray
Many years ago I was told that the original plan was to extend Livingstone Road through to Whinney Hill and build on the HBC land on the right beyond the gate that is there (I was told that on the left it was LCC land.) However it was pointed out that the previous use of the land made that impossible so the road just stops.
Possibly none of this is of any use as nothing was said about either the 'Crown' ground or that of the 'Accy Amateurs.' |
Re: James Gray
Hyndburn's intentions could be revealed if someone or some group made an application to designate The Crown ground a "community asset". This is often done to protect open space, and even pubs, from redevelopment. If the ASSC are interested, I could send them the details of the process, if not already aware.
It would be an interesting 'political' statement if the Council's planning authority refused to designate the ground as such. |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
Nice to see some discussion on the issue of James Gray. I asked John and Jimmy straight out, Is the problem with James and John a personal one, He emphatically denied any personal grudge or anything else. I was a little dissappointed at the turn out for both the supporters club meeting and the Q&a with jimmy and John. I was impressed with the way they answered the questions without attempting to dodge a question. I even dared to question his tactical play and other playing systems. He answered straight as to why he played certain systems against certain clubs, All things including injuries and suspensions made the difference. All things considered it was a good night.
|
Re: James Gray
don't know if you've got local elections along with the general - good time to ask candidates for statement of intent re Stanley if so.
Chris R : - thanks for brief John/Jimmy comments - were they asked about late-on substitutions when we're chasing the game ? |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
|
Re: James Gray
The site as a whole would house a Football League ground plus 2 full size training pitches for use by the club/Amateurs/club representative sides such as The Ultras or a Ladies side. Car parking plus landscaping would complete the site. From a traffic point of view the road would need completing to Whinney Hill to give two relief flows.
Site provision could be made for facilities that the town lacks (such as a large music venue) HBC should be pushing something like this to provide the town's primary asset with the means to compete locally and nationally, and the town itself would also be able to compete at county level with other towns of a similar size completing Livingstone Road would also link the residential and industrial estates which could bring about multiple other benefits |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
I'm beginning to wonder about your expectations :) I thought the turnout was decent |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
Also how could the club afford to build a new ground? |
Re: James Gray
in a nutshell Chewie, the club couldn't. No club anywhere should expect the council to help them out (Doncaster's did - £32m), but it is something that I feel the council could work with the club towards if it fulfils various criteria.
ie
It's all pie in the sky, but the Council could reap a far higher nominal rent than the nominal rent it is bound to at the moment. Just to put any kind of a figure to it I believe the current rent to be less than £1000 per year and we have some sort of covenant in place that we can live there at the agreed price for x number of decades. If the council were to fund some sort of venue that we operate we could potentially pay a rent of say £100,000 per annum. The council would recoup its investment in a short set of years, and would have generated a good lump of goodwill, and would have improved the facilities stock of its constituents, and would have helped its chief export to sell itself better. The club, whilst being saddled with a significantly higher expense than it currently has, would be provided with the means to generate its own income from better facilities than it currently has, whilst also getting the opportunity to win back many of the fans lost to a dripping stand roof or putting their foot through a pi$$ sodden portakabin floor. In reality it would never happen and the best we could hope for from the council would be that they sell the ground out from under us and offer us some sort of recompense to ****** off to the outskirts of the borough where they can't see us. |
Re: James Gray
Quote:
but as far as I know there is only 1 year lease left on the crown ground |
Re: James Gray
This thread is supposed to be about James Gray!!
There are saw really good points on here about the ground but the figures mentioned are totally incorrect. For the sake of "modertion" correctness I'll close this for now. Please feel free to discuss this very important topic |
All times are GMT. The time now is 15:53. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
Search Engine Friendly URLs by vBSEO 3.6.1
© 2003-2013 AccringtonWeb.com