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Cheers, mate - but it's all a bit depressing though!
:o Totaly agree pal!! less than a thousand stanley fans at the game, im sad i know we counted 64 barnet fans in the whinney hill although there was a few in the seats still doesn't make good reading:(
 
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:o Totaly agree pal!! less than a thousand stanley fans at the game, im sad i know we counted 64 barnet fans in the whinney hill although there was a few in the seats still doesn't make good reading:(
Makes it even worse mad, with the fact that both Rovers and Burnley were away too:(
 
Although, yesterday's gate wasn't helped by playing a poorly-supported club from 200 miles away, it's still worrying. There were certainly plenty of gaps on Clayton End and many regulars who stand near us were conspicuous by their absence.

But should we be surprised by this?...one too many lacklustre home performances...one too many times walking disappointedly off the ground have proved too much for some. And this is not helped by the high handed attitude of the club who appear not to care about what the fans think. If this carries on, many of the diehards may be tempted to stay away and we'll be down to three-figure gates.

It's time the club took a long, hard look at itself and made big changes at the top. But, of course, they won't...they'll blame the apathy of the townsfolk...negativity on this messageboard...anyone but themselves...it's a shame, such a shame.
 
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Anyone know why the Coppice end was closed?
Lee told me yesterday in shop that with barnet only bringing a small away following that the coppice end was closed and just using the whinney hill,saves cleaning i surpose.
 
Posted via Mobile Devicethis bored is full of negativity! Someone posts about rocky comein back from injury and all the posts were very negative! Post about running the club negative! No wonder the club took it off the site its a joke!!!
 
Posted via Mobile Devicethis bored is full of negativity! Someone posts about rocky comein back from injury and all the posts were very negative! Post about running the club negative! No wonder the club took it off the site its a joke!!!

Well ****** off elsewhere then ya muppet. How many times do you rose tinted glasses brigade need telling?this club is its own worse enemy and untill Mr Whalley sells up it always will be. Yes He has done a great deal in the time if has been here but face up to reality please He is out of his depth now and needs to go now before things get worse.
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Posted via Mobile Devicethis bored is full of negativity! Someone posts about rocky comein back from injury and all the posts were very negative! Post about running the club negative! No wonder the club took it off the site its a joke!!!
MCR It is not always just negativity, its just peoples opinions - thats what forums are for!! Do not take it all to heart, lets face it the club are not interested in what we think thats why they will put the seats where they want and sell the players that we(most of us) like.
 
Well ****** off elsewhere then ya muppet. How many times do you rose tinted glasses brigade need telling?this club is its own worse enemy and untill Mr Whalley sells up it always will be. Yes He has done a great deal in the time if has been here but face up to reality please He is out of his depth now and needs to go now before things get worse.
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No - an under-supported club is out of its depth due to the run of Whalley-funded / Coleman-managed against-the-odds successes that got us where we are now. With the exception of his appalling grasp of the art of public relations, Eric is more likely out of funds than out of his depth, and, especially in the present climate, nobody else is likely to throw serious money Stanley's way with no realistic hope of any financial return.

I don't think things are great, I just think they're probably as good as they're going to get, and I'm just enjoying it while it lasts. If that makes me a member of the rose-tinteds, so be it.
 
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No - an under-supported club is out of its depth due to the run of Whalley-funded / Coleman-managed against-the-odds successes that got us where we are now. With the exception of his appalling grasp of the art of public relations, Eric is more likely out of funds than out of his depth, and, especially in the present climate, nobody else is likely to throw serious money Stanley's way with no realistic hope of any financial return.

I don't think things are great, I just think they're probably as good as they're going to get, and I'm just enjoying it while it lasts. If that makes me a member of the rose-tinteds, so be it.
I don't think things are great, I just think they're probably as good as they're going to get, and I'm just enjoying it while it lasts. If that makes me a member of the rose-tinteds, so be it.

Like the last bit Chimer! Agree totally, but if this is a true reflection - money being tight - why not let us know and explain it rather than going on about poor support????
 
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