Stanley Bit's & Bob's

Just for interest

Port vale 1 : 0 Dartford

Marc Richards (Pen) 17th min

Now Portvale 2 : 0 Dartford

Marc Richards 26th min
 
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Chimer said:
C'mon Dave that's perfectly clear, just not entirely accurate :mad:
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Whilst agree its noway accurate, we were all bullshined when the DoN went to court wi sod all to save us, so a visiting guy fer a couple of hours would be easy meat to that snake,;)
 
Nothing wrong with singing from the same hymn sheet as it gives people & staff who they might not neccessarily have met before a chance to hear each others ideas and perspectives on how they can all work as a team.

Just a pity it can't work further up the tree:rolleyes:
 
Is it also possible there was a "New Stadium" effect which may have also played a part as well for Morecambe?

Perhaps it's new pitch which any footballer would like to play their game on and perhaps visiting teams also raised their game on with a slick footballing surface & there may have also perhaps been a loss of the "twelth man" effect where people have stood for years at Christie Park and thats where the noise eminated from found themselves with different places on the terrace and took a while to adjust to there new surroundings and maybe even acoustics?
 
i've never subscribed to that about new stadiums for fans, you stand in the middle of the goal end in line with the left hand post at one ground, then you change stadiums and stand in the same place again, simples. I always read the Morecambe forum and it made me giggle last year when I read all that guff. People who have always stood on the goal ends suddenly changing to the main stand and then moaning?
 
:) Does seem a bit daft to me macca,if your a singer you stay where you are not change becauses it's new:confused:
 
:) Some bits i've found... ROTHERHAM UNITED: A surprise package is awaiting Millers - Rotherham - The Star
Amond: More to come from Reds

Striker Padraig Amond insists there is plenty more to come from Accrington this season.
Despite the postponement of their midweek clash with Rotherham due to a waterlogged pitch, Stanley are only outside the League Two play-off places on goal difference.
But Amond, Stanley's top scorer with five goals, claims he and his team-mates have still fallen short of their own expectations at times despite surpassing those of many outside the club.
"We've played well in some games and sometimes we haven't stuck to our standards that the manager sets and we set ourselves," he said.
"We're trying to get better every week, we're trying to be confident each week. Wherever you end up at the end of the season you'll deserve it and who knows where it will be?
"Obviously everybody would love to win the league, but we want to finish as high as we can, wherever that is. Let's find out, let's see where that is." :):):):):):):)
 
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