Crewe Thread - Page 8

Outback Ozzy · 23-02-2011, 09:03

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Originally Posted by pnefcben

Preston fan in peace here.

My auntie lives in Accrington so she decided she wanted to go on a game so I came along and went on the terraced stand (no idea what it's name is).

Great atmosphere from the start, and saw two great teams play good football on a bad surface. I got involved in the singing too and loved the Gornell chant. Craney scored a thunderbolt as well which was good. Liked Gornell and Ryan, two players who had class and who i'd definately want at Preston.

All in all I was impressed. Definately going to come on again another game.

As an away fan????

Sorry could not resist that, glad you enjoyed your first Stanley experience and may you have many more, any chance you may be turning red? Welcome to the club

cashman · 23-02-2011, 09:13

good on yer mate, yer aunt also enjoyed it i hope?

Dan · 23-02-2011, 10:06

Match reaction from Sean McConville - ASFC News Story > 3887

lancsdave · 23-02-2011, 12:11

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Originally Posted by cashman

a ref who deserves much credit fer letting the game flow,

No matter which football meassage board you read the ref always seems to have had a good game when your team has won

new red · 23-02-2011, 14:13

Good well fought win. And well earned three points. A good game from Craney for a change. Hope he continues to put the effort in. Bring on Torquay.

Bagpuss · 23-02-2011, 15:43

Anyone know if Whalley showed his face at last nights match?

cashman · 23-02-2011, 16:15

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Originally Posted by Bagpuss

Anyone know if Whalley showed his face at last nights match?

was told none were yon baggy.

Bagpuss · 23-02-2011, 16:17

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Originally Posted by cashman

was told none were yon baggy.

Might come back to the fold then Saturday. (Shurm are you with me?)

lancsdave · 23-02-2011, 16:30

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Originally Posted by cashman

was told none were yon baggy.

None ?

cashman · 23-02-2011, 16:32

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

None ?

none of the whalleys.

lancsdave · 23-02-2011, 16:34

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Originally Posted by cashman

none of the whalleys.

OK just clarifying which none you meant

lancsdave · 23-02-2011, 16:35

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Originally Posted by Bagpuss

Might come back to the fold then Saturday. (Shurm are you with me?)

I went last night despite me stilling having issues, time to step up to the plate

Chimer · 23-02-2011, 16:42

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Originally Posted by theresonlyoneaccy

Only lost 4 of our last 16 games. Nice little run

And only lost 8 all season - only Chesterfield (4) doing better on that fromt. Wycombe, Shrewsbury, Bury and Torquay also L 8 - everyone else more.

We do tend to get a bit over-excited on here, but looking at the table and the fixtures does suggest most of the hardest games should be behind us - standfast away to Gills and Shrews. Having said that, of course we're quite likely to drop points at home to Barnet, Bradford, Burton, Hereford and Stockport - even though they're currently 5 of the bottom 6

On Stanley On ... with cautious optimism on and off the pitch.

ROI · 23-02-2011, 17:04

What I can't understand is why Coley insists in playing Craney.Take last nights game against Crewe, to the untrained eye it may have seemed that the way he evaded tackles and played the ball through to an unmarked Barnett [whose finish was brillant] was good play but to the trained eye the ball obviously just got caught in his studs and in trying to get the ball off it luckily went to Barnett. In the second half Craneys goal, to the trained eye, was obviously a mis**** cross/ come shot / backpass which trickled into the net, Craneys fitness level is 110% at the moment after having an enforced break due to the transfer saga so really should be scoring hattricks every game , this is why Coley must have brought him off last night knowing that he is 110% per cent fit and still mediocre.

shakermaker · 23-02-2011, 17:09

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Originally Posted by ROI

What I can't understand is why Coley insists in playing Craney.Take last nights game against Crewe, to the untrained eye it may have seemed that the way he evaded tackles and played the ball through to an unmarked Barnett [whose finish was brillant] was good play but to the trained eye the ball obviously just got caught in his studs and in trying to get the ball off it luckily went to Barnett. In the second half Craneys goal, to the trained eye, was obviously a mis**** cross/ come shot / backpass which trickled into the net, Craneys fitness level is 110% at the moment after having an enforced break due to the transfer saga so really should be scoring hattricks every game , this is why Coley must have brought him off last night knowing that he is 110% per cent fit and still mediocre.

LOLZ!!

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