the vs Fleetwood match thread

[AccyMad]

Originally Posted by StanleyJosh

Think the signing of Mangy wasn't just about his playing time on the pitch.
Worked well for him being someone he knew and enjoyed,around close friends, whilst being given the opportunity to progress with his coaching badges.
Worked well for Accy to have his energy and enthusiasm around the club.
Alot of the players have spoken highly about him this season.

Unused loanees are unused for a reason.
Housing costs would be there regardless....

An opportunity which, to my mind, he shouldn't have been provided with given the dark cloud he originally left under due to the part he played along with others, in dragging Stanley's name through the mud during the betting saga.
I know he served his ban & I have no problem with him plying his trade elsewhere, but his return left a sour taste with me hence I'm happy he's gone

[StanleyJosh]

Originally Posted by AccyMad

An opportunity which, to my mind, he shouldn't have been provided with given the dark cloud he originally left under due to the part he played along with others, in dragging Stanley's name through the mud during the betting saga.
I know he served his ban & I have no problem with him plying his trade elsewhere, but his return left a sour taste with me hence I'm happy he's gone

He was young and naive.
He left a boy and came back a man.
I would hate it if mistakes I made in my youth stopped my career progression 10 years later.

On a personal level, he was an absolute gentleman taking time to speak to my partner since she moved up here with me and whilst she was working at Stanley.

Guess that is the side to him not many people see.

[Spartacus2nd]

Originally Posted by Twenty Eight

There has to be a shaking up of the squad if we’re still in league one. That’s going to take investment like it or not.
Alternatively cash our chips in on a few while we can get fees and reinvest.
Managers and coaches can’t keep performing miracles finding golden nuggets.
I just hope we don’t resort to the loan market again.
Imagine the position we would be in now if Ripley Anderton and ihiekwe had been permanent.

But we're stranded down Poundland with 99p

[AccyMad]

Originally Posted by StanleyJosh

He was young and naive.
He left a boy and came back a man.
I would hate it if mistakes I made in my youth stopped my career progression 10 years later.

On a personal level, he was an absolute gentleman taking time to speak to my partner since she moved up here with me and whilst she was working at Stanley.

Guess that is the side to him not many people see.

That's your opinion, I have mine & no-one will change it but I'm guessing you weren't around at the time I was talking about? When it was stated by the chairman at the time that none of those involved would ever be employed by the club again.
As I said, I have no problem with him progressing his career elsewhere

[andyd]

Originally Posted by Twenty Eight

There has to be a shaking up of the squad if we’re still in league one. That’s going to take investment like it or not.
Alternatively cash our chips in on a few while we can get fees and reinvest.
Managers and coaches can’t keep performing miracles finding golden nuggets.
I just hope we don’t resort to the loan market again.
Imagine the position we would be in now if Ripley Anderton and ihiekwe had been permanent.

I don't know about Ihiekwe who I agree would have been a good permanent signing but Ripley's wages at Middlesborough were a reported £6,000 a week if that was true get real Twenty Eight we just can't afford them,agree about moving away from the loan market but until the budget grows nuggets are just hard to find.

[Mr T]

I'll close this down folks as we're wandering again.

I'd also rather guesses at individual's income be kept private

Thank you