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cashman 11-03-2015 13:29

Stanley v Newport.
 
I see this is a friday evening game, Who is the intelligent person that arranged this?:rolleyes: We will probably get hardly any walk ons at all that night.:eek: England play Lithuania in a World cup qualifier, That fact was known long ago, are these sorta things not checked out beforehand? In my opinion most walk ons will certainly not come see us.:eek::(

Redraine 11-03-2015 13:41

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Our seeming love in with evening games is incomprehensible to me. The so callled "magic of games under the lights" would be OK if the quality of our floodlights enabled you to see clearly the action at the Coppice end from the Clayton end, apart from the attendance issues!

cashman 11-03-2015 13:48

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Have to be honest, i dont mind em, But this un seems senseless to me.:confused:

Exile on Spencer St 11-03-2015 15:58

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
I don't know how and by whom games are arranged but playing on a night when there's football on telly seems counter-productive to Stanley's fortunes (:eek:).
This link might've helped
Live Football On TV | Football On Television In The UK
However, we are talking about an England game and I know which I'd rather watch if I had the choice.

cashman 11-03-2015 16:07

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Aye me n all but we are owd school Stanley, not walk ons.;) n a World Cup qualifier :eek:

winstanley asfc 12-03-2015 01:34

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Don't forget Wales's qualifier the same night,which will affect the away attendance!

Chrisr 12-03-2015 20:27

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
How we end up shooting our selves in the foot is unbelievable, we are trying to encourage attendances and they pull stunts like this. Who's decision is this and can it not be change even at this late stage????

deeayess 12-03-2015 21:20

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chrisr (Post 1135896)
How we end up shooting our selves in the foot is unbelievable, we are trying to encourage attendances and they pull stunts like this. Who's decision is this and can it not be change even at this late stage????

Hopefully not as I've taken the day off and booked my travel!!

However I hate midweek and Friday games. Presumably there is a reason for it and it helps the club in some way but as far as I'm concerned I'd like them to give up on the Fridays because I have to use holidays, they cost me far more and I either stay over or get home at 4.55am and I'm getting to old for that :D

yonmon 13-03-2015 09:37

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chrisr (Post 1135896)
How we end up shooting our selves in the foot is unbelievable, we are trying to encourage attendances and they pull stunts like this. Who's decision is this and can it not be change even at this late stage????

Can't and won't be changed Chris !......another grin and bear it situation I'm afraid, in front of a possible sub- 900 gate ?.


Alfred .E. Comments thus...." Is it comprehensible that a true Soccer fan would actually sit and watch Hodgson's Horror Show for 2 hours ?".....Which seems to agree entirely with exile's opinion !.

deeayess 13-03-2015 10:41

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by yonmon (Post 1135916)
Can't and won't be changed Chris !......another grin and bear it situation I'm afraid, in front of a possible sub- 900 gate ?.


Alfred .E. Comments thus...." Is it comprehensible that a true Soccer fan would actually sit and watch Hodgson's Horror Show for 2 hours ?".....Which seems to agree entirely with exile's opinion !.

How many true football fans are left these days? How many in the sterile environment of the premiership and some championship clubs can remember the old days of no wall to wall televised football, standing in the rain on uncovered terraces watching football in the cold played on muddy pitches?

That could be one of the reasons. Some people would watch any old rubbish on skysports etc than head to a lower league game. Plus how many will pay the same or less to watch the Rovers than go to the Crown to see Stanley?

If there is only 900ish v Newport then I will be one just like I was against Hartlepool but, after Bury and Morecambe as well, I am running out of holidays.

As I've said before, the club will have their reasons for Friday games, it just doesn't suit some of us.

Redraine 13-03-2015 10:42

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by yonmon (Post 1135916)
Is it comprehensible that a true Soccer fan would actually sit and watch Hodgson's Horror Show for 2 hours ?".....Which seems to agree entirely with exile's opinion !.

People these days seem to demand instant gratification without putting any effort in. I must admit it is sometimes difficult to get myself motivated to drag myself away from a warm fireside to support my team, but with Choirboy's brilliant taxi service I have always managed to do it up to now. The thought of having to agonise through yet another England bore-fest instead is not an option!

deeayess 13-03-2015 10:46

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Redraine (Post 1135925)
People these days seem to demand instant gratification without putting any effort in. I must admit it is sometimes difficult to get myself motivated to drag myself away from a warm fireside to support my team, but with Choirboy's brilliant taxi service I have always managed to do it up to now. The thought of having to agonise through yet another England bore-fest instead is not an option!

You think that's hard, I'm setting off for the Burton game in 30 mins.

I told the missus I was taking her away for the weekend it just so happens Burton is close by for tomorrow :D.

cashman 13-03-2015 10:48

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
See yeh tomoz no doubt then.:D

deeayess 13-03-2015 10:50

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1135927)
See yeh tomoz no doubt then.:D

Indeed, i'll be the one with the red and white scarf on :D.

cashman 13-03-2015 10:52

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by deeayess (Post 1135929)
Indeed, i'll be the one with the red and white scarf on :D.

I will be easily recognised i'm putting me best teeth in.:D

Exile on Spencer St 13-03-2015 11:09

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1135931)
I will be easily recognised i'm putting me best teeth in.:D

Are the pies that tough, Cashy?

Chewbacca 13-03-2015 12:40

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
I thought the whole point of the Friday night games was to get fans and 'fans' of other clubs going. Being international weekend not top 2 division clubs are playing, so those who may go Blackburn, Burnley or watch Liverpool or Man Utd on telly (but never find the way to their grounds) would have been able to go on Saturday anyway.

If the England match was on Saturday there was still logic in moving to a Friday, however England have been playing Friday/Tuesday for around 3 years now and if in doubt it could have been checked well in advance of the fixture change.

It is a double bollock drop for me.

cashman 13-03-2015 13:01

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Not that Newport will bring many, but Wales also have a match.:rolleyes:

baldy 13-03-2015 14:04

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1135956)
Not that Newport will bring many, but Wales also have a match.:rolleyes:

That's already been pointed out but well done. "Go back to sleep Cashman"

yonmon 13-03-2015 14:32

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Redraine (Post 1135925)
People these days seem to demand instant gratification without putting any effort in. I must admit it is sometimes difficult to get myself motivated to drag myself away from a warm fireside to support my team, but with Choirboy's brilliant taxi service I have always managed to do it up to now. The thought of having to agonise through yet another England bore-fest instead is not an option!


Instant gratification..... just love that expression !!:cuddle:

cashman 13-03-2015 15:00

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by baldy (Post 1135958)
That's already been pointed out but well done. "Go back to sleep Cashman"

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38: Touche baldy.

DaveinGermany 13-03-2015 20:01

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by deeayess (Post 1135926)
I told the missus I was taking her away for the weekend it just so happens Burton is close by for tomorrow :D.

And to top it off, take her to the national Brewery museum! As romantic weekends go, she should be well chuffed. :s_aim1:

deeayess 13-03-2015 20:09

Re: Stanley v Newport.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1135987)
And to top it off, take her to the national Brewery museum! As romantic weekends go, she should be well chuffed. :s_aim1:

Nah, hit Burton about 12ish, a few beers when I meet up with my oppo then off to the game. We got a night out in Preston on the way home. Thankfully she's a goodun except when we play stevenage :D


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