What The Hell?!?!

Gutted gutted & double gutted

But, Tin Monkey is right that we should trust Coley & Harwood Red is right too that a move for anyone at Accrington Stanley to a League 1 club on good money is what the management promise these young lads (if they train hard, do the right things on & off the pitch & play well). JC couldn't really stand in his way & unfortunately, the pull of the wages for Anthony & playing in front of bigger crowds means the move was a "no brainer".

Despite the transfer window, there have been comings & goings all season & we can still get a loan signing or even a free agent in the coming weeks. We have some good contacts & so keep the faith

To Anthony, thank you & the best of luck. You have hopefully come a long way to making a little piece of football history.

The Future....
Rocky in centre midfield with tretts & welch at centre half

8 wins & we'll be home & dry, Grays lost at home & only Hereford are on a "run" along with the reds of Acc

LOVE IT!
 
smudgie said:
absolutely gutted hes left i hope J.C knows what hes doing cus to let him go for next to nothing (which is what an undisclosed fee means) is an absolute disgrace!

i can only hope proccy returns ASAP!

Bit strong mate, put yourself in Anthony's position, he wants to play as high as possible in football & Coley has said he won't stand in anyone's way

Now if it had have been Ian or Gary....:p or Mullers?:mad:
 
Willie Miller said:
Gutted gutted & double gutted

But, Tin Monkey is right that we should trust Coley & Harwood Red is right too that a move for anyone at Accrington Stanley to a League 1 club on good money is what the management promise these young lads (if they train hard, do the right things on & off the pitch & play well). JC couldn't really stand in his way & unfortunately, the pull of the wages for Anthony & playing in front of bigger crowds means the move was a "no brainer".

Despite the transfer window, there have been comings & goings all season & we can still get a loan signing or even a free agent in the coming weeks. We have some good contacts & so keep the faith

To Anthony, thank you & the best of luck. You have hopefully come a long way to making a little piece of football history.

The Future....
Rocky in centre midfield with tretts & welch at centre half

8 wins & we'll be home & dry, Grays lost at home & only Hereford are on a "run" along with the reds of Acc

LOVE IT!


well put their, id have proccy over rocky any day of the week in center mid tho.

i hope hes back from injury soon cus rocky is not a midfielder:mad: in my opinion.
 
rocky is a brilliant centre midfielder when needed. argueably more presence than procter if not the work rate. remember he was a midfielder when he joined us way back when!
this club will never struggle to put together a full strength team as the passion is and will always be there. EG. Cav and Barry Hart playing in the net against Barrow after 2 sendings off in the cup a coulpe of seasons ago?
Every player at this club WANTS to play for stanley - and so will always give 100% and play wherever he is needed.
It's the Stanley way! :D
 
Willie Miller said:
Gutted gutted & double gutted

hmmm... So am i! But we can move on, It is a move at his age no-one could turn down, Coley wouldn't stand in the way of someone moving onto bigger things..If for some reason Anthony doesn't make it at Huish Park he will always be welcome back because he is a class act, but don't think that will be the case as he has the potential to be a very good player..Thanks and Good luck Anthony...:)
 
for those of you that don't know proccy has had knee ligament surgury and is still limping. I dolubt if we will see him at all this season but if we do it'll be late on as once the knee is fine he'll have to get fit again.
 
If I remember rightly Andy Todd is a righ sided attacking midfielder who played against us for Hucknall and Worksop, and also scored goals against us. I was disappointed when he signed for Burton at the start of the season as I would have liked him at Stanley. Coley went for him before he signed for Burton. I, personally, would prefer Andy Todd to Antony Barry. Time will tell, but let's get behind the Club and the players and the Management Team at this crucial time of the season. No bickering or falling out, we all want the same thing. These players could make history and if Antony Barry doesn't want to be part of a history making team that is up to him.
 
Some of you will know that I was never sure about Anthony Barry although recently even I had to admit that he was doing an ok job and what I really can't understand about his move is the timing. Why unsettle the side now when only a few days ago the message from the club was nobody is leaving. I can only think it must have been too good an offer to turn down both for the club and player. Good luck to the lad, hope he makes it at Yeovil.
 
shakermaker said:
just had a thought, Todd won't be eligible for the trophy will he, after playing for Burton? :(

Just checked the Burton website and in their 1-0 first-round loss to Worksop, he was an unused substitute. He is not cup-tied :)

Read lots of reports about him being a striker used as a winger at Burton (played against us in September), but that previously he had been an attacking midfielder. He was also one of Coley's targets in the summer before he chose Burton instead, so he is clearly thought of highly by the management.
 
I hope this is a hint at FINALLY Jagielka being used in his position of an anchorman in midfield with Todd being used as an out&out winger on the right?
If this is true it's bloody good stuff....we do need a permanent starter in that right flank position...stability can only be a good thing at this stage in the season.
 
I'm still concerned about injuries. At this stage of the season we could loose everything with a run of injuries, particularly to the midfield. Coley must strenghthen and consolidate at this time.
 
One last thing, has Barry got a nickname and did you have any particular songs for him?

Ta.
Good luck for the rest of the season
 
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Thanks for that sav :)

Coley was saying on Radio Lancashire that he had signed Todd as a winger and that he had been a long-term target for this transfer window and had nothing to do with Barry's move to Yeovil. He also said that he is now short of midfielders and will definitely be bringing in at least one midfielder between now and the end of the season. I doubt that he'll find a good one that is out of contract, so I presume that he means another loan signing.
 
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