McConville, Brown and Sykes all showing as being one match away from suspension. After 19 league games the cut off goes up to 10 yellow cards.
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thats come as a really big shock to me. there are players who you would not be surprised if they did get 5 cautions already but clarke is one who for me is more sinned against than sinning.
The booking WAS in the ref's report; otherwise it wouldn't have got onto the FA system!!!
Not what I heard ... bit of retrospective admin work.
Not that it’s important.
Sit out Saturday and come back all guns firing.
Another brace at Coventry will do nicely.
Not that it’s important.
Sit out Saturday and come back all guns firing.
Another brace at Coventry will do nicely.
Re Luton fans racist chanting.
No Cashy, I was not there. But I have been on Twitter and seen the considerable bad feeling she has caused by mouthing off in public. If she thinks that Twitter is the place to put Luton fans on trial then I’m afraid she has lost. No corroborating witnesses, but plenty of credible witnesses to the contrary.
Anyway, Luton made a statement earlier today. https://www.lutontown.co.uk/news/2018/october/club-statement-261018/
No Cashy, I was not there. But I have been on Twitter and seen the considerable bad feeling she has caused by mouthing off in public. If she thinks that Twitter is the place to put Luton fans on trial then I’m afraid she has lost. No corroborating witnesses, but plenty of credible witnesses to the contrary.
Anyway, Luton made a statement earlier today. https://www.lutontown.co.uk/news/2018/october/club-statement-261018/
How on earth could you pick all that up if you weren't even there??
As for your comments on the person who reported the abuse, just because more people said it didn't happen than said that it did doesn't make them right - of course the Luton supporters are going to deny any knowledge of it!
I am a lifelong Luton supporter and was at the game. You were embarrassing during the game (particularly McConville), you were embarrassing at half-time trying to provoke a sending off, your manager's post match interview should embarrass any of the fifty or so Accy fans who actually watched the game, and then out of spite Luton fans are falsely accused of racist chanting. I used to have a soft spot for Accrington Stanley and have found the stewards and fans very friendly up there but you are now a huge embarrassment to football and totally lacking in class
I was thinking that myself.
Unless I'm at a game I'm not going to put my opinion forward I'll rely on those who were there.
So basically he's used social media to create his own opinion on the game in general. Weird.
Unless I'm at a game I'm not going to put my opinion forward I'll rely on those who were there.
So basically he's used social media to create his own opinion on the game in general. Weird.
Right or wrong its obvious to anyone with a grain of sense that more will say its false given 65 stanley fans went against a good few thousand from Luton
in the world of facebook and twitter he will not be the only one plus those who just watch the highlights. if you do not go to the match do not bother.
I'm sure there will be plenty of people with opinions on politicians and england football managers without ever being in Parliament or getting an England cap.
The fact is that i have witnessed with my own eyes the playing out of this misjudged tweet over the past few days and feel eminently qualified to comment on the fall out from it. It's not been a pretty sight.
I assume one of two things happened. Either monkey chants happened or the journalist concerned thought she heard monkey chants. There is a third possibility but actually very few people think she made it up willfully. That's not the point. The point is about what happened next.....
Once an allegation is made like this in public, with what looks like pretty stark and inciteful language, the damage to the reputation of Luton begins, and the anger rises. It doesn't take the benefit of hindsight to spot it coming....Sure enough, a Sun Journalist has waded in and twisted things around. A well known BBC journalist has retweeted and then made matters worse by robustly defending the initial tweet in a rather condescending manner.
When clearly shocked Luton fans have sought further information about what is alleged to have happened,they have been met with a wall of silence.
Over the past few days this has escalated as not one person has come forward to substantiate it. (Imagine if that happened in Accrington. Not one Stanley fan would come forward to decry racist chanting? Bloody hell, there was moaning on here for a rude word in a song a couple of years back). The demands for the complainant to give more information have fallen on deaf ears. Instead a mass blocking of Luton fans appears to have taken place.
In my opinion, in the absence of not tweeting it at all and simply letting police and stewards investigate, the next best course of action would be some olive branch to Luton fans? ....She's a journalist after all.
Andy Holt has tweeted about it this morning. It's a superb example of an olive branch.
Fair enough, there will be others who think all possible racist incidents should be tackled head on, and publicly, and without concern for the feelings and reputations of other parties. However, in this case I am completely behind the luton fans because of the manner in which this happened.... even if subsequently there is found to be substance in the allegations.
The fact is that i have witnessed with my own eyes the playing out of this misjudged tweet over the past few days and feel eminently qualified to comment on the fall out from it. It's not been a pretty sight.
I assume one of two things happened. Either monkey chants happened or the journalist concerned thought she heard monkey chants. There is a third possibility but actually very few people think she made it up willfully. That's not the point. The point is about what happened next.....
Once an allegation is made like this in public, with what looks like pretty stark and inciteful language, the damage to the reputation of Luton begins, and the anger rises. It doesn't take the benefit of hindsight to spot it coming....Sure enough, a Sun Journalist has waded in and twisted things around. A well known BBC journalist has retweeted and then made matters worse by robustly defending the initial tweet in a rather condescending manner.
When clearly shocked Luton fans have sought further information about what is alleged to have happened,they have been met with a wall of silence.
Over the past few days this has escalated as not one person has come forward to substantiate it. (Imagine if that happened in Accrington. Not one Stanley fan would come forward to decry racist chanting? Bloody hell, there was moaning on here for a rude word in a song a couple of years back). The demands for the complainant to give more information have fallen on deaf ears. Instead a mass blocking of Luton fans appears to have taken place.
In my opinion, in the absence of not tweeting it at all and simply letting police and stewards investigate, the next best course of action would be some olive branch to Luton fans? ....She's a journalist after all.
Andy Holt has tweeted about it this morning. It's a superb example of an olive branch.
Fair enough, there will be others who think all possible racist incidents should be tackled head on, and publicly, and without concern for the feelings and reputations of other parties. However, in this case I am completely behind the luton fans because of the manner in which this happened.... even if subsequently there is found to be substance in the allegations.
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Well put, Lord Didders, but the entire episode is something about which I knew nothing and would prefer to keep it that way, which is why I stay well away from Twitter. It seems to me that, eventually, the Twitterati will make twits of us all, if we let them.
There has, of course, always been the equivalent of Twitter even before the age of instant messaging, but we all had the sense then to refer to it by its proper name, hearsay.
There has, of course, always been the equivalent of Twitter even before the age of instant messaging, but we all had the sense then to refer to it by its proper name, hearsay.
Of course you are entitled to your opinion on whatever happened/didn't happen with regards to the abuse allegations but you've got the wrong end of the stick with regard to your original post - what some of us questioned was how you managed to have such an informed opinion about a game you hadn't seen.
I suspect all your bluff & bluster about the other matter is just a smokescreen because you don't have an answer to the actual questions
Accymad - I have little idea what you are talking about, unless watching football matches on the telly somehow renders your opinion of what you saw worthless?
Was it even on the telly? Except for the highlights, I missed it if it was
Accy Mad you can watch most non-Saturday games on the interweb for £10 through the other club's website.
For about £4 you can get full radio commentary on Saturday games.
Oxford and Luton away have both been on.
For about £4 you can get full radio commentary on Saturday games.
Oxford and Luton away have both been on.
But the Lordship said he didn't .......... boring now. Move on.
I can't see him saying he did not watch the live stream only that he was not at the game unless some posts have been changed.
Moving forward is Clicker starting on the left tomorrow?
Moving forward is Clicker starting on the left tomorrow?
We shall see ......... I sincerely hope so.
Accymad - the thing is called iFollow and it works via your PC.
As stated, you can watch midweek matches and some saturday games (when there are internationals on i think).
If you are abroad you can watch all matches (and it only costs 6 euros/game).
Stanley don't have it, but you can still watch the home games via the opposition's iFollow (unless we are playing someone who also hasn't signed up.
if you use something like Chromecast you can have your PC display through your telly.
The main downside is that you get local commentary from away fans. So, for the Peterborough match we had comments about Callum Johnson only being 12 years old etc.
As stated, you can watch midweek matches and some saturday games (when there are internationals on i think).
If you are abroad you can watch all matches (and it only costs 6 euros/game).
Stanley don't have it, but you can still watch the home games via the opposition's iFollow (unless we are playing someone who also hasn't signed up.
if you use something like Chromecast you can have your PC display through your telly.
The main downside is that you get local commentary from away fans. So, for the Peterborough match we had comments about Callum Johnson only being 12 years old etc.