Exhibition

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K.S.H

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Well has is started or not?
Don't see any posts about it with details times etc
 
Popped into the library this afternoon and I must say that the Guys have done a magnificent job.............Superb exhibition so well done all. Hope the official launch went well this evening, only sorry Sparkie and I couldnt make it :(
 
Just as an addon to the above..............nowt about it on Fishy Site as yet either :(
 
i'm gonna pop in and have a look tomorrow, from what it said in the paper it looks brilliant
 
Might have a look down tomorrow myself, looks like they didn't want to say for insurance for the medals, had all the details but never got back to me.
 
am going go round either at weekend i think it is open or next week looking foward to seeing some of the old shirts as only been supporting and going stanley for last 5 years so not really seen any old shirts. looks good, hope its a success for all those involed
 
ukcowboy said:
Popped into the library this afternoon and I must say that the Guys have done a magnificent job.............Superb exhibition so well done all. Hope the official launch went well this evening, only sorry Sparkie and I couldnt make it :(
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:)Went last night for the offical opening must say Great exhibition lots and lots of stuff to read and see even an x-box to play on ,watch some stanley footage on the tv all good stuff well worth a visit, some players and management were there even Eric, meat pie n peas went down a treat pitty i was driving other wise a nice can of beer would of gone down well and there was lots of it,hope your not ill today HR:D.well done lads and lases you've done your self and the club proud:):):):) ps its a must for any football fan from any club..................
 
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Think I'll get myself some dinner then head down it might cheer me up
 
Well the launch was a big success with a few players there, coley, eric, rob heys, mick shultz and the Mayor. We were also very honoured that Dave Cocker came over with so much of his dads stuff and we had to say no to some of it (world cup 66 training kit!!!) and also Gordon stones came with his scrap book including some of his original contracts, these are not on display at the mo as we feel it might be better to copy them for safety reasons.

Second day today and it has been pretty busy with some really positive comments made..

The exhibition will continue to develop over the coming weeks and of course throughout the summer months there will many activities going on for kids...see www.stanleysupporters.co.uk for more info

Lastly I want to say a massive thank you to all those who worked so hard putting all of it together...:)
 
Went to the launch on Friday night and I must say it was even better than I had anitcipated. The whole thing was superbly put together in a most professional manner...more professional than some museums I've been in. The exhibits are fascinating and it really is amazing some of the things that people have brought out of the woodwork. The panels around the room tell the whole chequered history of the club in an entertaining and readable way, illustrated by some excellent photos and graphics. In fact, I enjoyed it so much, I'm going to return to have a longer look at the earliest possible opportunity.

It goes without saying that this is unmissable for anyone with the slightest interest in Stanley, However, I would recommend it even to non-football fans, as it's a fascinating piece of local history. I firmly believe that the club should find some room at the ground to house at least part of the exhibition on a permanent basis, as I'm sure it would prove a real attraction for visitors and away fans.

Well done, Rob, Lesley, Mel, Gayle and all the other people who put so much work into this...you've really played a blinder!!
 
I went to the launch on Friday - it was brilliant, the work that has gone into the exhibition was well worth it, well done to all involved. The pie & peas went down well (the wine went down even better :) ).
Went back on Saturday with my mum, couldn't get her out - she loved it and was almost in tears at one point bless her.
 
Had a look down today and it's worth a visit if you a Stanley supporter or not, well done to all those involved
See your point Macca about security etc, I have two A4 framed photo's of the medals if you'd like them in the meantime - I'll PM you
 
was also down today at same time as KSH, well worth a look fer anyone regarding the history of the club, very well put together n credit to all involved.:);) P.S.good job it wasn't crap,cos would have said so. pmsl
 
One of the visitors this morning was a gentleman who works at the National Football Museum in Preston, he was very impressed and has offered his advice and help if we should need it, just said to give him a ring (he's left his number in the visitors book).
 
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