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Well look at last year for an example, of the back of one of our best ever seasons we nearly have hmefans outnumbered by don't fans on first game, Accrington will never have big attendances especially for pointless friendlies they only come out the wood work for important games like Stevenage last home game other season, think it's pretty fair to say while there is the band of loyal fans most of the people in the surrounding area are plastics that only come out when the team is being successful, that probably won't change in the foreseeable future unless heaven forbid one of the big teams around us goes tits up

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Tell us something new! You're missing the point, though - you're complaining about stay away fans, but you're one of the fans who's staying away! As Davo says, get behind the team!

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i suppose i,ll be put into the stay away fans group. just don,t do friendly matches, never have, never will. even if i lived down livingstone road i wouldn,t bother, but can,t wait for the season to start though.

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I've been to one friendly match in 45 years of watching football. I can see why people might want to go (nice weather, cheap, nowt else to do, some new players to see) but I've just never got enthused by them.

Same with european matches, or 99% of premier league matches on the telly.... If I don't feel desperate for my team to win then I ain't bothered.

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I love to see the trialists and any new signings is why i go, gives an insight to me on the coming season.:) it was annoying though the fact they dont announce who the trialists are.

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I know quite a few who don't do friendlies, but like Cashy I love 'em. However, the point is, you'll be there for the Colchester match. St06nc2 won't be because he's boycotting the club until Andy Holt goes. So it ill becomes him to start commenting on other's non-attendance.

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why does anyone comment about a club they no longer support is beyond me. is it to wind up those who actually do.

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Never squad I didn't support the club anymore, I will never not support Stanley, I just got support the owner

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Oh well whats the post yeh made on the signings thread? Post 210? or is yer memory worse than mine?:rolleyes:

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It said I would not be returning, it doesn't say I wiuo stop supporting the club

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Precisely put Wynonie!!!

A typical example of someone not thinking before putting his fingers on the keyboard. I wish he would either admit he's made a mistake by making such a brash statement or, pack up and leave this forum and join whatever club forum he decides to favour with his flexible loyalty. I for one am sick and fed up of reading his pathetic comments when I know his heart and loyalty aren't with Stanley.

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Thats utter crap not returning means not supporting to anyone with an I.Q, of 1.:rolleyes:

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Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't "supporting your club" mean, if it's to mean anything, spending some of your money to the benefit of that club.

And, again unless I've missed something, I don't believe Andy Holt's ownership of the club can be compared in any way to the recent experiences of Orient, Blackpool, Rangers, Coventry, etc, etc, etc. He happens to be the current owner, for which I am glad, but he is not Accrington Stanley.

If, for whatever reason, st06nc2, you 'boycott' Stanley by not giving a single penny to the club you are as much a 'fan' as those six year old kids you see in every shopping centre wearing Barcelona shirts. In fact, not even as much as that, as they at least buy a shirt and some of the exorbitant cost goes back to the club.

If you do donate financially to the club then good on you.
But then is not watching the team just cutting your nose off to spite your face rather than an act of principle.

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owners, managers and players go but the club lives on. if you,ve got a personel gripe with andy holt why don,t you attempt to sort it out face to face as you,re the real looser by not attending games. hated a manager at hartlepool when he wouldn,t give me a trial even as two other league clubs did but it didn,t stop me supporting them at the time.

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As I said I don't think this clown gives much thought to what he posts. People have long memories and what ever the future holds for our club and I think the "new dawn" has arrived this season. any future comments st06nc2 happens to post on this forum will be met with reminders of a silly statement he made on this thread. It will in effect return to bite him on the a**e. I still recall statements made by certain individuals on here following the re-appointment of Coley and Jimmy.