Next season?? - Page 14

StanleyJosh · 24-06-2020, 11:44

Zanzala released.

Club taken up options on Johnson, Maguire, Rodgers, Perritt, Barclay and Hughes.
Niall Watson and Clicker offered new deals.

Youngsters released - Lewis Doyle, Matty Williams, Andy Scott (was under contract until 2022) Lewis Gilboy and Alex O'Neill

andyd · 24-06-2020, 12:12

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Originally Posted by StanleyJosh

Zanzala released.

Club taken up options on Johnson, Maguire, Rodgers, Perritt, Barclay and Hughes.
Niall Watson and Clicker offered new deals.

Youngsters released - Lewis Doyle, Matty Williams, Andy Scott (was under contract until 2022) Lewis Gilboy and Alex O'Neill

Going to be a much smaller squad next season Coleman has said no mention of loan scenario yet will be interesting no surprises on players let go, glad young Watson offered a deal hope he signs looks what I have seen a decent prospect wait and see on Clarke.

andyd · 24-06-2020, 12:16

That leaves us at the moment with a squad of 17 plus maybe 2 if they sign.

Twenty Eight · 24-06-2020, 12:22

Twenty Eight · 24-06-2020, 12:23

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Originally Posted by StanleyJosh

Zanzala released.

Club taken up options on Johnson, Maguire, Rodgers, Perritt, Barclay and Hughes.
Niall Watson and Clicker offered new deals.

Youngsters released - Lewis Doyle, Matty Williams, Andy Scott (was under contract until 2022) Lewis Gilboy and Alex O'Neill

Cheers Josh. That clarifies Mark's post.

Twenty Eight · 24-06-2020, 12:27

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Do you mean by modern game that stuff played in the premiership where by the way out of 20 clubs 10 are captained by defender's 1 a keeper, just 5 by midfielder,s.

Yeah - that Harry Kane as a forward couldn't lead a dog ............ let alone his club and country !

MikeA · 24-06-2020, 13:14

Retained list:
https://www.accringtonstanley.co.uk/...retained-list/

andyd · 24-06-2020, 13:35

Serbian football back in front of fans hopefully without a spike could be the lead football could follow football without fans is c***.

Twenty Eight · 24-06-2020, 13:52

Andy
I wouldn't wind yourself up about it ..... its going to be at least 11 weeks before we kick a ball in anger be it behind closed doors, with open doors, or something in between.
I know what my money is on.

Chewbacca · 24-06-2020, 16:49

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Yeah - that Harry Kane as a forward couldn't lead a dog ............ let alone his club and country !

Lloris is Spurs captain of two goalies with Kasper S the other.

andyd · 24-06-2020, 21:29

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Andy
I wouldn't wind yourself up about it ..... its going to be at least 11 weeks before we kick a ball in anger be it behind closed doors, with open doors, or something in between.
I know what my money is on.

As I have said before it's a discussion forum I am thinking of the club and other clubs surviving with gates on a personal note I,m not wound up nowt I say will make any difference as for your 11 weeks who knows could be sooner or longer doesn't change my opinion though that football without fans is c***.

VALAIRIAN · 24-06-2020, 21:37

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As I have said before it's a discussion forum I am thinking of the club and other clubs surviving with gates on a personal note I,m not wound up nowt I say will make any difference as for your 11 weeks who knows could be sooner or longer doesn't change my opinion though that football without fans is c***.

Agreed on all counts

monkey hanger · 25-06-2020, 07:54

[QUOTE=andyd;124142t I say will make any difference as for your 11 weeks who knows could be sooner or longer doesn't change my opinion though that football without fans is c***.[/QUOTE]

could live with a couple of behind closed doors games if and when a decision is actually made when the season is going to start. say a mid september one is decided on say in early august and needs putting back a couple of weeks then what clubs actually lose in revenue can be seen no worse than loads of poorly attended mid week games.

andyd · 25-06-2020, 08:03

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could live with a couple of behind closed doors games if and when a decision is actually made when the season is going to start. say a mid september one is decided on say in early august and needs putting back a couple of weeks then what clubs actually lose in revenue can be seen no worse than loads of poorly attended mid week games.

How does a club put on a game behind closed doors do they have to bring some staff of furloughing not sure but whatever it's a cost most clubs at lower leagues can I'll afford, the premiership and championship in my opinion aren't doing it for public moral they are doing it to protect their huge TV revenue.

monkey hanger · 25-06-2020, 10:15

no, what i was trying to say was that if the league decided on a date the season would commence and finish with fans but had to put it back a couple of weeks. by starting the season behind closed doors for a couple of weeks would be a better option than more mid week games where you can guarentee all clubs getting their lowest attendances. the cost of behind closed door games is offset by having more saturday afternoon fixtures with many more fans.