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Dav1d 05-05-2017 15:20

Paddy Lacey
 
ASFC terminate the contract of midfielder Paddy Lacey. He's been banned for 14 months by the FA after failing a drugs test

st06nc2 05-05-2017 15:45

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
The 24-year-old tested positive for a prohibited substance after the game at Hartlepool United in November 2016.

st06nc2 05-05-2017 15:47

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
testing positive for cocaine after a match.

NORTHERNSOUL 05-05-2017 16:09

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1193617)
testing positive for cocaine after a match.

Shame somebody couldnt of just answered my question on the subject when i asked it 6 months ago

shakermaker 05-05-2017 16:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by NORTHERNSOUL (Post 1193618)
Shame somebody couldnt of just answered my question on the subject when i asked it 6 months ago

The FA only published their statement today: http://www.thefa.com/news/2017/may/05/patrick-lacey-suspended-050517

Why would Accy say anything official before the governing body did?

AccyMad 05-05-2017 16:40

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
As Captain Mainwaring would say 'Stupid boy'!! Having been given a chance that many others would give their right arm for he goes & most royally screws it up - good riddance!

st06nc2 05-05-2017 16:49

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
A decent players that's screwed up his future, still suspended less than joey Barton, would think drugs is worse than gambling

nige b 05-05-2017 16:55

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 1193623)
As Captain Mainwaring would say 'Stupid boy'!! Having been given a chance that many others would give their right arm for he goes & most royally screws it up - good riddance!

Too right but pleased to see the club kicking him out straight away however since he hasn't played since then I think they knew. On a positive (not drug test!) frees up wages for next year

Twenty Eight 05-05-2017 19:07

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Of course they knew ! In fact it was one of those worst kept secrets.
Lemur and a few others were all over this story in early February.

AccyMad 05-05-2017 20:22

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Nobody's saying the club didn't know, obviously they did & that's why he was suspended right away but they were probably unable to say anything until the whole process had been completed

st06nc2 05-05-2017 20:27

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Well so far the sun newspaper has used pictures of Sean Mc and Jordan Clark, can't we just ban the sun like Everton and Liverpool, Chester and tranmere have

nige b 05-05-2017 20:56

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1193636)
Well so far the sun newspaper has used pictures of Sean Mc and Jordan Clark, can't we just ban the sun like Everton and Liverpool, Chester and tranmere have

it's certainly banned in the B household!

monkey hanger 06-05-2017 08:14

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1193616)
The 24-year-old tested positive for a prohibited substance after the game at Hartlepool United in November 2016.

did they test the referee after that game. after thae performance he had he mbeen on something.ust have

andyd 06-05-2017 08:50

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Idiot.

Twenty Eight 06-05-2017 09:11

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Defamation by The Sun and Mail. Get ready ......

DAV007 06-05-2017 11:13

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
I'm not sure he is guilty, more to this story than has been printed (so I'm told)

Revived Red 06-05-2017 11:30

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193671)
I'm not sure he is guilty, more to this story than has been printed (so I'm told)

Here we go again. Come on, DAV - tell us what you know. And tell us why he admitted the offence if, as you suggest,
he is not guilty. :confused:

DAV007 06-05-2017 12:43

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
its not to be shared on a public forum

not guilty or guilty, the lad needs our support.

AccyMad 06-05-2017 13:37

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
He's not entitled to our support - not our player anymore so not our problem, may sound harsh but doesn't make it any less so.
If the lad does have a problem I hope he gets the help & support he needs but he's certainly not Stanley's concern or responsibility. Get the feeling you're just trying to stir things up for the sake of it Dav, he was only here for five minutes & apart from his goal against Portsmouth hardly impressed at all imo

DAV007 06-05-2017 13:46

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Disgusting attitude, the lad played for the club, he has worn our colours, he is one of us.

Please be more humane as you clearly do not know what has gone on.

There are 2 sides to every story

st06nc2 06-05-2017 13:48

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193671)
I'm not sure he is guilty, more to this story than has been printed (so I'm told)

Well he did a urine sample and drugs were found, how the frig is he not guilty?

st06nc2 06-05-2017 13:49

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193678)
Disgusting attitude, the lad played for the club, he has worn our colours, he is one of us.

Please be more humane as you clearly do not know what has gone on.

There are 2 sides to every story

We gave him a chance at league football and he repays by going and doing drugs, he's brought disgrace to the colours

Twenty Eight 06-05-2017 14:01

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
He's guilty.
Never denied it.
The only other "more to the story" is maybe the police have enquiries to make.

AccyMad 06-05-2017 14:13

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193678)
Disgusting attitude, the lad played for the club, he has worn our colours, he is one of us.

Please be more humane as you clearly do not know what has gone on.

There are 2 sides to every story

Correction! He WAS one of us & he cocked up his chance to continue being one of us, end of story - surely that's simple enough to understand :rolleyes:

cashman 06-05-2017 15:08

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193678)
Disgusting attitude, the lad played for the club, he has worn our colours, he is one of us.

Please be more humane as you clearly do not know what has gone on.

There are 2 sides to every story

You obviously have even less idea whats gone on Dav,:rolleyes:

Chewbacca 06-05-2017 15:10

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193678)
Disgusting attitude, the lad played for the club, he has worn our colours, he is one of us.

Please be more humane as you clearly do not know what has gone on.

There are 2 sides to every story

Are you arranging a collection for him?

What support are you planning to offer him?

football19 06-05-2017 15:14

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Sad really as he's a decent player.
Wasn't performance enhancing stuff,but all players know the rules and it just brings bad press on the club,who have handled the situation superbly.

Twenty Eight 06-05-2017 15:27

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
He took cocaine !
Am I missing something here ?
Why does anyone have the slightest of sympathy for him ?

DAV007 06-05-2017 17:17

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Young people make mistakes,

Twenty Eight 06-05-2017 18:33

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Well that makes it ok then ..........
Fine example to the other young players.
Grow up.

Dav1d 06-05-2017 18:36

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193705)
Young people make mistakes,

Come on dav007 there's making mistakes, than there's taking drugs! No sympathy for him at all! He knew what he was doing! He got caught and the right action was taken! Simple! Stupid being a professional football player and chucking it all away!

st06nc2 06-05-2017 18:55

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193705)
Young people make mistakes,

So he fell onto the coke and accidentally sniffed it up did he, was you there when he did seens as you think there's make too it? He knew what he's was doing, he knew the punishments for getting caught, he got in trouble at narrow for punching a fan and now this, he obviously doesn't learn from mistakes, he's had 2 chances at football clubs and both times he let them down, he'll be staking shelves at rescout for rest of his life now he's getting a reputation

nige b 06-05-2017 19:10

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Didn't realise he had previous at Barrow, either way goodbye and good riddance

DAV007 06-05-2017 20:53

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Im not sure if any of you are aware of what was going on in paddy's private life before and during the alleged incident.

There are 2 sides to every story

Stanley is more than a football club, its a family who looks after its own

Exile on Spencer St 06-05-2017 21:26

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
You look after him, Davo, he obviously needs someone with your innate wisdom to put on the straight and narrow.

I quite liked Lacey, the very little I saw, and thought he may have had some potential. But he's barely had one season at Stanley and less than a handful of appearances, and I don't regard that as making a bit-part, player "one of us".

Hope he gets his life sorted, but he's further from being a Stanley legend than even you, Davo.:rolleyes:

st06nc2 06-05-2017 21:31

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193745)
Im not sure if any of you are aware of what was going on in paddy's private life before and during the alleged incident.

There are 2 sides to every story

Stanley is more than a football club, its a family who looks after its own

Yes he was going through personal issues and illness but that's what the club is there for he could of confided in them and they would of helped, like they did with buzzer when he was a recovering alcoholic, but no he had to go do stupid like taking drugs

DAV007 06-05-2017 21:44

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
i do agree with you st06nc2, but i think people need to look at the bigger picture.

Paddy is young enough to still have a decent career in the game

st06nc2 06-05-2017 22:04

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193759)
i do agree with you st06nc2, but i think people need to look at the bigger picture.

Paddy is young enough to still have a decent career in the game

He messed up at barrow by punching a fan, he messed up at Stanley by taking drugs, he's got a bad reputation, who's going to take him on

DAV007 06-05-2017 22:15

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
burnley took on joey barton

st06nc2 06-05-2017 22:40

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193761)
burnley took on joey barton

Yes dav cus Lacey and Barton are the same quality

DAV007 06-05-2017 23:24

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Lee McEvilly kept on finding clubs, although he is currently available as a free agent

monkey hanger 07-05-2017 18:28

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
[QUOTE=DAV007;1193759]i do agree with you st06nc2, but i think people need to look at the bigger picture.

Part of the bigger picture is that 1000s of lads would love the chance of being a pro footballer and for one reason or other don,t make it or can,t make it. save your sympathy for these or the little kid in the stanley shirt who was mascot at burnley yesterday.

Revived Red 07-05-2017 20:49

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1193745)
Im not sure if any of you are aware of what was going on in paddy's private life before and during the alleged incident.

Why do you say "alleged"? It was an incident - fact. He admitted it - fact.

Chewbacca 07-05-2017 21:01

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
DAV007 wants us to support him yet is doing beggar all himself to help the poor lad it seems.

Probably a Blackburn fan...

DAV007 07-05-2017 21:59

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
I'm no rovers fan.

Let's get all the facts before we pass judgement on the lad

Lord Didsbury 08-05-2017 08:45

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
should we really pass too much of a harsh judgement on him anyway? He took some drugs like loads of people do. He compounded his error into a huge cock up - like most of us do occasionally, especially younger ones - because he's a footballer. It could have been me, could have been you, a son or a daughter.

Sounds like (unless Dav knows better) that the club had no choice but to sack him - if he's admitted his guilt. Depends how you judge these sorts of things but support and sympathy to accompany that would seem appropriate to me. He's lost his (relatively low paid) job. I imagine he may have worked hard at Stanley to try to break through, like many players do. Can't be a bed of roses being a fringe player at Stanley.

Twenty Eight 08-05-2017 09:00

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
And the fact are ? Dav ?
I guess we've all got our contacts and the way I'm hearing it - no excuse.

st06nc2 08-05-2017 09:02

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
There is no excuse for taking drugs, he had people at the club he could of confided in if he had any problems but no he goes and does something stupid and brings shame to the club, no sympathy for him

Exile on Spencer St 08-05-2017 09:42

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
[QUOTE=Lord Didsbury;1193828]should we really pass too much of a harsh judgement on him anyway? He took some drugs like loads of people do

I'm not passing any judgement, just (as Davo would say) looking at the one fact that we know for sure.
If you employed him, Didders, maybe it wouldn't be a big deal to you if your employees used drugs. But athletes and sportsmen and women risk losing their jobs and reputation if they get caught taking drugs. They know that, and they know they get tested. His employer has a clear standard. He failed to meet it. He was sacked. No judgement on the rights and wrongs of drug taking.

.... (unless Dav knows better):rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

Lord Didsbury 08-05-2017 14:16

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Yeah, they'd be sacked if it affected their work (although if someone had just said they'd had some coke at the weekend they wouldn't). They'd be sacked if we were a safety critical company or a football club.

But they would get my sympathy. We've all been young and daft, or old and daft. We've all made mistakes.

I'm not criticising the club in any way, and realise that some people see this entirely differently - but that's how I stand.

Twenty Eight 08-05-2017 16:03

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Lord - you talk as though hes done it once and get caught.
That's not what is out there.
He's been on the gear.
See you later son.

Chrisr 08-05-2017 16:07

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
I just hope he gets the help he needs, This curse of drugs has infiltrated all levels of people in all walks of life. The dealers should simply be shot. A young lad like Paddy will be scarred for life by this. He need to use his ban time wisely and take all the help available.

AccyMad 08-05-2017 16:36

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Lots of people have problems, some can deal with them better than others - just read Billy's article on the fishy site, good on him for speaking out so frankly about what for some is a taboo subject.

Twenty Eight 08-05-2017 17:07

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Good old Rodney.
Delighted he's finally come out about this which is the right thing to do.

cashman 08-05-2017 18:20

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Well done Billy, that will help him come to terms with summat thats horrible to deal with.

nige b 08-05-2017 18:44

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Well done Billy not the easiest thing to do especially as a footballer very courageous and great to see he's come out the other side just proves that the Paddy Lacey route is not necessarily required...nice one Billy!

Twenty Eight 03-08-2017 18:44

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
DAV007 - why did you defend him ?

DAV007 03-08-2017 20:24

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
What do you know twenty eight?

Exile on Spencer St 03-08-2017 20:37

Re: Paddy Lacey
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1198662)
What do you know twenty eight?

Everything, apparently.:rolleyes:


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