Wish List ???

my wish list would be for a home match for the first game of the season and hopefully a biggie to get the crowds in

secondly I want to get some points on the board early doors to see if it does affect crowds by any real amount.

thirdly I want a run in the FA Cup and to draw a good team in the third round, The League Cup is no good because even Nottingham Forest were'nt deemed a good draw by the people of Accy. We need a big gun to pull our first sell out - I'd love to see black market tickets for Stanley!
 
i'd love to see stanley all over the back pages! mullin powers stanley to fa cup final victory over a united! think of the money from that than we would be able to get some good players in, to add to our own good players and pay them good wages
 
players such as king and mannix can easily be replaced.
coley sees them every day - he is the best judge.

Nicky Wroe of York City would be a good addition in midfield. As he is now transfer listed, no reason why we cant pick him up.
Chris Flynn of stafford rangers would do a job in league 2 and is available.
 
maccawozzagod said:
my wish list would be for a home match for the first game of the season and hopefully a biggie to get the crowds in

secondly I want to get some points on the board early doors to see if it does affect crowds by any real amount.

thirdly I want a run in the FA Cup and to draw a good team in the third round, The League Cup is no good because even Nottingham Forest were'nt deemed a good draw by the people of Accy. We need a big gun to pull our first sell out - I'd love to see black market tickets for Stanley!
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And not forgetting a little bit of consideration from the FA when they get round to deciding the fixtures for Boxing Day and New Years Day !.....Blundell Park is somehow NOT the place to spend a Festive occasion, (always something 'fishy' about the plaice!).
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So if Mr Barwick and his 'lesser-lights' are listening :-'The Shakers' at home on December 26th would seem to offer an ideal option and a potential Soccerfest for both Clubs and their supporters !.

You can observe a lot by watching......(Alfred.E.)
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and whatever Derby game is assigned should always be a Boxing Day/New Years Eve double header. The chance to make instant amends always guarantees crowds.


In general I think the FA should be a lot more attentive when it comes to lower league fixture setting. Last year when we had Grimsby away Bury got Mansfield. It seems to me that fixture could have been better for both club had it been the other way around.
 
MCR ADIM said:
i'd love to see stanley all over the back pages! mullin powers stanley to fa cup final victory over a united! think of the money from that than we would be able to get some good players in, to add to our own good players and pay them good wages
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Why would we need more good players if Mully and Co could win the Cup without them ?
 
:)Folks sorry to be boring but here goes;

In case anybody has forgot; WE ARE FOOTBALL LEAGUE!!!

If you want local derby's at Christmas re-join the non-league.

In general FL clubs do not want local derby's as the local plod take a great interest. Double bubble, 5 hours guaranteed!!!:mad:

Grimsby v Accy police free, Grimsby v Lincoln, ploiced BUT at normal rates!!

We play Bradford and we have last season's only policed match, and guess what it double time for all the gathered law enforcers.:mad:


So sorry, if we play Chesterfield on Boxing or New Years Day, I guess it will be police free, and when Bradford bring their hordes in October we'll be so well organised it will be another FES policce free game, thus saving OUR club thousands!!!:)
 
I might have got this wrong, if I have I do apologise but my understanding in a nutshell is:
Boxing Day against Bury with perhaps 3000+ on we don't want!
But Boxing Day against Dagenham with 1600 will do:confused:
 
Pendle Red, you miss my point;

v Bradford there were 1480 home fans, the previous home match was v Shrewsbury with 1057 home fans. 30% up. The view is that no matter who you play at home Boxing Day/ New Year the home fans will turn out.
So then save the derby/ local games for Feb or November when gates are lower and clubs should get the benefit of 2 higher gates.

Then add in the police cost factor, and in London a noon or 1pm kick off for bank holiday games which leads to the general view of no FL derby's at the bank holiday's
 
southernred said:
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In general FL clubs do not want local derby's :)
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I don't think that our Chairman would be in agreement with this statement !.....Eric was apparently bordering on the incandescent when the Boxing Day/New Years Day fixtures were announced..and will be if the pattern is repeated for the coming Season !.

'What's right is what's left if you do everything else wrong'........(Alfred.E.Neumann.).

 
I understand what SR is saying about derby games but IMHO I dont want to travel far on boxing day or new years day. 15 mile down the road for one and vice versa is fine for me! On an occasion it needs to be an occasion - Grimsby home or away is no occasion and I for one don't mind missing them if I have to.
 
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