great news on the way

[Tin Monkey]

Best thread for a while? If you say so. But to be honest the majority of posts were tongue in cheek and not 'ace' comments. Just seemed to me to be a case of 'look what I know' than anything else, but it isn't really important is it?

As for who I am, then I've never hidden that. For the 3 years I wrote match reports for the official website I signed them with my own name. It's no secret and never has been.

[KIPAX]

Originally Posted by Tin Monkey

I signed them with my own name. It's no secret and never has been.

You tell'em Susan!





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[Oggy]

Originally Posted by Christies Child

...good news for all the away fans then...as I understand that the Clayton End will now house the away fans!

I was beginning to feel guilty that away supporters would be uncovered.

So thanks for posting

[Tin Monkey]

Originally Posted by KIPAX

You tell'em Susan! .

That's my name and I'm sticking to it.

[Tommy McQueen]

Went up to the ground on Monday night. three foot by two foot rectangles painted in about four or five positions behind Clayton end, on the tarmac, looks like there marking the places for digging the foundations for the ROOF struts. Must be iminent I feel. What brilliant news.

[Doug]

Originally Posted by Tin Monkey

That's my name and I'm sticking to it.

Ok Mandy, you stick to ya Guns....

[Doug]

Originally Posted by Tommy McQueen

Went up to the ground on Monday night. three foot by two foot rectangles painted in about four or five positions behind Clayton end, on the tarmac, looks like there marking the places for digging the foundations for the ROOF struts. Must be iminent I feel. What brilliant news.

What the chance of us seeing some piccy of work in process. Fantastic news by the way.

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Stanley Set To Raise The Roof (from Lancashire Telegraph)

A bit concerned about Eric's comment that "it's only small stand". They're not thinking of recycling the cowshed, are they?

I would guess he means they are sticking a roof over the terracing as opposed to making a stand with seats etc.

[Oggy]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

I would guess he means they are sticking a roof over the terracing as opposed to making a stand with seats etc.

Ssshhh, not even Loweiy knows about the seats, it'd cause mayhem.

[Doug]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

I would guess he means they are sticking a roof over the terracing as opposed to making a stand with seats etc.

Unlike you soft arsed claret types, we on the Red Side like to stand up and relish in the passion of standing proud for Stanley.

It also gives us a better view of old rosey palm dishing out his red and yellow cards…….

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by Doug

Unlike you soft arsed claret types, we on the Red Side like to stand up and relish in the passion of standing proud for Stanley.

It also gives us a better view of old rosey palm dishing out his red and yellow cards…….

Unfortunatley when in you get in the big boys leagues you have to sit on your bum

[Redraine]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

Unfortunatley when in you get in the big boys leagues you have to sit on your bum

Like at Anfield, Old Trafford etc. etc, you mean?

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by Redraine

Like at Anfield, Old Trafford etc. etc, you mean?

You can stand at them places because there's mob rule and they can't force everyone to sit down. It only works properly for the jobsworths if there's an half full ground which is why we HAVE to sit

[loweiy]

I said that people had posted views on what would be ace

I for one think it is very important as did all the Stanley fans at Training last night, I guess if you don't stand on the Clayton terrace then it is not.

But then again people know who I am who are you?

Ah accyweb the joy

Loweiy

[Redraine]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

You can stand at them places because there's mob rule and they can't force everyone to sit down. It only works properly for the jobsworths if there's an half full ground which is why we HAVE to sit

Dingles lack cojones, then?