Bits & Bobs

DAV007 said:
Cowleys earning themselves a well deserved job at a bigger club

be interesting to see how it pans out for them at huddersfield. never managed a really struggling club never mind in the championship where they have never managed before. hope they do fine however despite it being huddersfield.
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smudgie said:
Lee Molyneux retired this week.

What a player he was, could be in my all time Stanley XI.
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Talking of which, anyone in the OASSC know when the results of the competition held over the summer (to match Professor Coleman’s all-time best squad) will be released.
Or is the Professor still trying to make his mind up? :rolleyes::)
 
Coley and Jim's team was 3 5 2 formation
Chapman,
Edwards, Hughes, Pearson,
Cavanagh, Ryan, Craney, Boc, McConville,
Windass, Mullin.
Subs- Crooks, Roberts, Procter, Clark, Kee.
 
If Maguire or Angol arent going to be our left back answer id bring Reagan back asap. Put him straight in and put Opokopo at centre back. Defence sorted. Ish.
 
What little i’ve seen of Mr. Ogle it was evident he could tale a tremendous throw-in (usually one of Stanley’s least effective set plays) and looked a good prospect.
 
Spartacus2nd said:
If Maguire or Angol arent going to be our left back answer id bring Reagan back asap. Put him straight in and put Opokopo at centre back. Defence sorted. Ish.
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We also have the lad from West Ham sat on the bench looked very composed when he came on in the previous home game.
 
MikeA said:
Dirty? Stanley? And would you believe anything from a Leeds United site:
https://www.leeds-live.co.uk/sport/leeds-united/dirty-leeds-thing-past-17166953
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What a load of cobblers. More about ‘rubbish refs’ than anything.
This nonsense, and the Posh and Gills games, has prompted me to pose a question that’s been rattling around my grey matter for a while.
Can anyone suggest a Stanley player, since rejoining the league, who could be described as a thug?
Matty Pearson was a hard nut, but not dirty. Hessey and Aldred similarly.
I can’t think of one.
 
Exile on Spencer St said:
What a load of cobblers. More about ‘rubbish refs’ than anything.
This nonsense, and the Posh and Gills games, has prompted me to pose a question that’s been rattling around my grey matter for a while.
Can anyone suggest a Stanley player, since rejoining the league, who could be described as a thug?
Matty Pearson was a hard nut, but not dirty. Hessey and Aldred similarly.
I can’t think of one.
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The only one who springs to mind is Lee McEvilly & even he wasn't that bad - clumsy in tackles maybe but not exactly a thug
 
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