Morecambe match thread

for my twopennoth, I reckon the final Saturday will decide the fate of ourselves and others, although Wimbledon & Torquay are my bet for the drop to a highly competitive Conf ( wish they would make it Division 3 but Football League aren't much at inovation ).
 
for my twopennoth, I reckon the final Saturday will decide the fate of ourselves and others, although Wimbledon & Torquay are my bet for the drop to a highly competitive Conf ( wish they would make it Division 3 but Football League aren't much at inovation ).
Would prefer reverting to the owd North @ South Divisions, much better financially fer smaller clubs. better gates, no overnight expenses etc.
 
Would prefer reverting to the owd North @ South Divisions, much better financially fer smaller clubs. better gates, no overnight expenses etc.

Can't argue with the sense of that Cashy - but would be a bit of a *ugger for us Accy lads marooned down south and living on a pension. Still, I would have to 'take one for the club' if ever there was a referendum ! Can't believe I've not been to the Crown since v. leicester in the league cup. Is that letting the side down, as an old Peel park veteran ? :confused:
 
Can't argue with the sense of that Cashy - but would be a bit of a *ugger for us Accy lads marooned down south and living on a pension. Still, I would have to 'take one for the club' if ever there was a referendum ! Can't believe I've not been to the Crown since v. leicester in the league cup. Is that letting the side down, as an old Peel park veteran ? :confused:
Don't regard it as letting anybody down, unless yer a millionaire.:D;) aint that great living on a pension.
 
Would prefer reverting to the owd North @ South Divisions, much better financially fer smaller clubs. better gates, no overnight expenses etc.

Can't argue with the sense of that Cashy - but would be a bit of a *ugger for us Accy lads marooned down south and living on a pension. Still, I would have to 'take one for the club' if ever there was a referendum ! Can't believe I've not been to the Crown since v. leicester in the league cup. Is that letting the side down, as an old Peel park veteran ? :confused:

LongLost is hereby seconded - I'm looking forward to walking a few hundred yards to watch us at Fratton Park next season :D
 
1 more win and we are safe.

Whilst I somewhat agree with the sentiment that one more win will be enough, I cannot help feeling that there are more twists and turns as those at the foot of the table have been winning (look at the run we have been on since being bottom). Just as long as we finish above the bottom two, I will be more than happy and if we can beat Bristol Rovers and Oxford (we owe them for the 5 whatever is was defeat earlier this season) then I will say we are safe. But not until -call me pessimistic, but I will not be saying we are safe, until it is mathematically impossible for us to be relegated.
 
The good thing i reckon about this friday night match, If we win, it really rakes up the pressure on those involved in sats matches, which may just help a little, but we gotta win it first.
 
Would prefer reverting to the owd North @ South Divisions, much better financially fer smaller clubs. better gates, no overnight expenses etc.

I agree, it happens in most european leagues from the 3rd division down, nevermind the 5th division.
 
Not often that I post on these match threads, but this will happen......... :) :) :)

August 2013, we will - again - be League 2 relegation favorites, bring it on!!!

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And this guy thinks so too ;)


Chairman thanks supporters

Friday 12th Apr 2013

Backing has been incredible

Accrington Stanley Chairman Peter Marsden has given his thanks to the clubs fans for their support this season, and in particular over the last few matches.

"We have pulled off some great results late on in games over the last three fixtures, and while we give Leam and the lads the credit they deserve I think we also have to make special mention of our supporters who have been incredible this season.

"I was stood with our fans at York on Saturday and the passion and the noise that was generated throughout the game was amazing. :theband:

"We have three massive games left starting this Friday night against Morecambe, it would be fantastic if we could get a bumper crowd down to ensure an electric atmosphere and to cheer our lads on to what would be a huge win and a big step towards ensuring our future in the Football League."

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Morecambe will be up for it tonight , so its up to Stanley to pull out all stops and show them that we mean business .Don't let them think we waiting till added time , get in there with all guns blazing. As for the rest of us , we need to get behind Leam and the team , let em know we are there , sing loud and proud .Now all thats left to say is BRING EM ON!!!
 
sky sports reporter labouring the fact of very low quality game with main feature being 7 retrievals of the ball from the carpark - hope one did his windscreen, cheeky git.
 
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