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Redraine

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In view of the conflicting messages emanating from the co-chairpersons this week it is surely fast approaching the time for us fans to stop pussy-footing about and organise something to present the board with something more physical than pleas via the media, which are falling on deaf ears.
How about a protest march with the theme "Show us the money or ship out" or something similar?
What does everyone think, especially the Ultras?
 
i reckon that this weekend may well shed some further light on proceedings as we enter the final fortnight. The game against Bournemouth a week on saturday would be the time to do anything along these lines. If nothing has been forthcoming by the tueday/wednesday of that week then REAL direct action will be required.

The Bournemouth game would potentially be our last home league match and there would be just hours over a week remaining til D-Day.
 
maccawozzagod said:
i reckon that this weekend may well shed some further light on proceedings as we enter the final fortnight.
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Rob, can I assume then, that this weekend's events are outside Ms. Lazarus's influence or knowledge, otherwise she would not have made the worrying statement?
 
I think that's a fair assumption, Redraine. EVERYTHING appears to be outside Ms Lazarus' influence and knowledge.
 
I've just noticed that the LET article says that the deadline is 28 October; I thought it was 24 October. I assume that must be the reporter's error, and not Marcelle's.
 
Revived Red said:
........ with the possible exception of selling mobile phones to footballers.
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AND keeping everyone so Happy and Focussed that Stanley's salvation is a foregone conclusion !!


Where will it all end ????
 
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Revived Red said:
I've just noticed that the LET article says that the deadline is 28 October; I thought it was 24 October. I assume that must be the reporter's error, and not Marcelle's.
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24th Oct. Is the last Saturday before the court date, which is I believe 28th. I think that they picked 24th to give them the couple of days breathing space, counting time Etc. So we are down to less than 2 weeks to save the club...... :eek: I believe strongly that there will be a/some Stanley Saviour/s out there ;) :)
 
Redraine said:
Please give us some sort of clue as to why you have this optimism we all would like to share.
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I still await Caretaker's promised 'transparency' regarding the D o'N's preferred method of offering salvation to Accrington Stanley!!...

Perhaps he's somewhat diffident at the moment....any sign of this revelation yet Caretaker ??...we're all waiting!!....and the DON did say..did he not?

"I assure you that I will not let Accrington Stanley fold again.".

Come on you little Rascal...own up !!!
 
I know you all will be waiting with baited breath to hear why am optimistic that Mr. David Oneil will pull it off. I now intend to give a statement regarding my reasons.
First and foremost is his own statement that he will not let Stanley fold.
Secondly even though some of you think that it is bad policy to be in debt, in the real world business is run on managed debt(anyone got a mortgage) . The Mancs and Liverpool owe Millions. The crucial debt at the moment is £308,000, about the same price as a detached house in Whalley. DON ownes houses,he lets some players stay in them for nothing, If he sells one of his houses, the debts gone. Dont look too far ahead, next season will pay the next crucial tax bill. Bobby Grant is worth a Million(imho) so lets all chill out,get behind the team and the manager, and chairman. If it does turn pearshape you can all say I TOLD YOU SO, meanwhile I will continue to remain possitive and await your howls of derision
 
caretaker said:
I know you all will be waiting with baited breath to hear why am optimistic that Mr. David Oneil will pull it off. I now intend to give a statement regarding my reasons.
First and foremost is his own statement that he will not let Stanley fold.
Secondly even though some of you think that it is bad policy to be in debt, in the real world business is run on managed debt(anyone got a mortgage) . The Mancs and Liverpool owe Millions. The crucial debt at the moment is £308,000, about the same price as a detached house in Whalley. DON ownes houses,he lets some players stay in them for nothing, If he sells one of his houses, the debts gone. Dont look too far ahead, next season will pay the next crucial tax bill. Bobby Grant is worth a Million(imho) so lets all chill out,get behind the team and the manager, and chairman. If it does turn pearshape you can all say I TOLD YOU SO, meanwhile I will continue to remain possitive and await your howls of derision
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Transparency personified ???....
 
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