thats one game that any point gained is a real bonus. expect nothing from them really. must have won there in the past but all i remember were a couple of heavy defeats.
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thats one game that any point gained is a real bonus. expect nothing from them really. must have won there in the past but all i remember were a couple of heavy defeats.
its either the dressing rooms, pitch, open end, referee, weather and anything else they can come up with if stanley dare beat a team they may have spent too much on signing and paying their players in the first place. never we were the better team. must be easy for coley and jimmy to motivate our lads when all this constantly happens.
Just a quick mention for the staff and Buzzer fantastic achievement to get 3 consecutive home games on a bit concerned at the look of the pitch towards the end last night 10 days till next home game hopefully brighter weather and a mix of Buzzer magic will make the surface better for Stanley,s style of play.
Totally agree andyd......let's hope the pitch improves for the Shrews at home on the 20th Feb.....well done Buzzer.
and guess what there will be a real good chance of em being replaced by someone no better than they were.
I also thought clubs were struggling financially with lack of fans but can still manage to fire bosses, in Tisdale,s case 19 games and as some Rovers fans have posted a manager appointed and sacked without them seeing him in the flesh.
Yes and who knows, they could even do a ‘Job Swap’.
Now perhaps that would finally make clear to everyone how lunatic the managerial merry-go-round has become
Now perhaps that would finally make clear to everyone how lunatic the managerial merry-go-round has become
would really love this to happen. the whole thing makes my bodily fluids boil. team A sack their manager for poor performances. team B sign him and herald him as their new saviour. in the normal world if you are sacked for being rubbish at your job you,d be lucky to get the same job again anywhere in the country.
Now perhaps that would finally make clear to everyone how lunatic the managerial merry-go-round has become
West ham and Charlton did this in effect when Curbishley and Pardew changed teams, although there was a little gap for Curbs I think of a few months.
Sometimes a new approach is needed, relationships can be strained and a fresh start helps. Didn't really work for Charlton though, fans thought they should be pushing on, not realising they were at their zenith, and only one direction was likely.
teams always seem to drop down to what really is their natural level even with a change in manager. charlton were never going to be regulars in the top flight and the same with bournemouth. yeovil are another example of batting well above their weight and if wycombe are stupid enough to sack ainsworth they could become another. think many fans understand this a lot more than owners do.
Will be even better if we manage to get something out of the Lincoln, Doncaster games 3points great anything more massive.
Interesting statistics on the Ifollow figures for Lincoln v Stanley total 3753 away 273 apparently best yet for Lincoln, is it good or bad figures for both teams Lincoln,s first season back in league 1 they averaged 8986 fans so over 5500+ not bothering and don't have Stanley's home viewing figures but 273 isn't many. Reasons anybody mine are fans don't like it can't wait to get back live, poor quality issues and generally financial problems.
Keep in mind if a family of 2 or 3 who go to games then that's only 1 iFollow pass needed in the household to watch.
I've not experienced any poor quality issues with the feed and have always found it to be at an acceptable level. It's not the same is HD multi-camera Sky premier league quality but it does the job.
Financial problems is an interesting point, would the people not forking out £10 per game due to that be attending a game in that scenario?
Good point on families watching together no way of counting them I suppose, quality is an issue with quite a few agree better than nothing for the fanatics, it's a scource of income for clubs better than nothing but Andy Holt said in the zoom meeting Stanley lost around £80000+ last season looking at between £150000 to £200000 loss this season that's with a club with small playing budget and low cost base, he added a lot of clubs at the wall regarding money or lack of. No chance even with vaccines of crowds this season and even in August if given go ahead it will probably be limited, with season tickets renewal times coming up for most clubs next season could be defining for some clubs and for the PFA to think they are protecting their members by having salary cap reversed is plain short sighted madness.
I asked the same question awhile ago but no-one seemed able to answer specifically but...if I subscribe to iFollow via Stanley’s web site, how much of my £10 goes to Stanley for (1) home games, and (2) away games?
Anyone know?
Anyone know?