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Well fair play to J.C. it was needed and given.

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Did anyone else find the rotating flashing hoardings very distracting, they must be bad for the linesmen as well.

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Originally Posted by Lord Stiffupperlip (Post 1223445)

When Emirates Airline are paying to advertise at your ground, you know you've hit the big time.
Result aside, what a superb day yesterday proved for those who really matter - the fans.
A veritable army of Derby fans invaded the town to discover what Accrington Stanley are all about - friendly hospitality & the best value-for-money in the football league.
You couldn't find a parking spot within a mile of the ground & every local pub was 'Rammed' (get it?) full.
The pre-match build up was electric with anticipation of a shock result. Should we be disappointed - NO!
Our boys played there part in a game which, on another day, could have gone our way. A draw would have been a fair result.
Forget the result. Yesterday was all about publicity.
Of reinforcing the reputation in the hearts & minds of the football loving public of our leading position as the plucky underdog who never gives up.
Judging by the positive comments from the Derby forum, we've added another legion of fans who have adopted our little club as their 'second' team.
What with bumper TV rights & another packed stadium, the coffers must be overflowing at the moment. Happy days indeed.
What a shame our manager spoiled the party with his unecessary (& unfounded) sour grapes after-match interview.
Mr Coleman, there were 5397 people who didn't agree with you!

Lord, I trust you won’t mind a mere commoner speaking up. I agree with most of your post, however, I think we should be disappointed. Our club has come such a long way, I for one am enjoying the journey, however, it’s not over yet in my eyes. If we are to continue progressing, we should be disappointed with yesterday’s result as we need to keep upping our chinning bar.

Whilst I am proud of how we presented and represented our club yesterday, I am disappointed we’re not at least in the 5th round draw

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Originally Posted by anmc (Post 1223459)

Did anyone else find the rotating flashing hoardings very distracting, they must be bad for the linesmen as well.

What about the team of trotting Sausage Dogs too!:gooddog:
I don't like the animations when watching football on TV either!:microwave
Still it helps make some money for somebody!:idunno::idunno:

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Found the dogs annoying and for life of me,cannot see the need fer em.

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I'm old like a few of us on here;

Will check but the LED boards brought in an extra £30K; that's will pay another player's wages in this window.

A pain; but income with not too much effort!:)

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Originally Posted by Mr T (Post 1223467)

I'm old like a few of us on here;

Will check but the LED boards brought in an extra £30K; that's will pay another player's wages in this window.

A pain; but income with not too much effort!:)

Worth asking if the dogs are really needed? all know the income is welcome and needed but is the price worth it. also can the dogs be stopped whilst the match is on?

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It was like being on Blackburn Greyhound track again. Memories.

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Originally Posted by accyfan21 (Post 1223440)

I don’t think it was as bad as people are making out to be! Both involved were 18/19 and I believe Sykes was angry that the Derby striker had dived, quite rightly so! He was just giving him a boot up the bum to get up, nothing malicious!

Could bring this in as a new EFL rule, if a player dives its ok to kick him.HMMM

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Originally Posted by ferret man (Post 1223470)

Could bring this in as a new EFL rule, if a player dives its ok to kick him.HMMM

If they had McConville would be black and blue after his embarrassing dive in the dying seconds.
After the repercussions from the Charlton game Sykes was silly to do what he did but, and this is not to condone him, I think he got a boot on the shin from the Derby player in the fracas.

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Well on reflection the Ref did let the game flow no doubt, but was very inconsistent in what he viewed as offenses fer sure.

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1223505)

Well on reflection the Ref did let the game flow no doubt, but was very inconsistent in what he viewed as offenses fer sure.

Giving free kicks more to one side will make it look like he is letting the game flow. That's like you said inconsistent.

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Originally Posted by ferret man (Post 1223515)

Giving free kicks more to one side will make it look like he is letting the game flow. That's like you said inconsistent.

Being the gentleman i am, is why i used inconsistent, really i meant he was CRAP.

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Does that mean he was C.onstantley R.epremanding A.ccy P.layers

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1223468)

Worth asking if the dogs are really needed? all know the income is welcome and needed but is the price worth it. also can the dogs be stopped whilst the match is on?

Thirty. Thousand. Pounds. Just let that sink in for a minute