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Originally Posted by Chrisr
I have researched this much further and to be honest disabled concession at grounds are just a hotpotch of policy on the hoof. Surely the English FA should be able to get together with clubs and have a coherent policy on this serious matter. I strongly suspect that other thing have a much higher priority than disabled fans. I can only say since this has cropped up the new owner has been very conspicuous by their absence, I just hope they cast their minds back to the history of the club and the dark days we came through. Even in those times we catered for disabled and unemployed people. But those in charge at the club have obviously got a different vision. I just hope their greed does not damage the club.
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Whilst supporting your basic point about liking to see the club helping the unlucky, and regretting the loss of this concession, I don't see how anyone "in charge" of a club like Stanley can genuinely be accused of greed. Ownership, as far as I can see, gives you the right to pour money endlessly into a black hole with no hope of any return and no reward other than being abused by fans for not pouring in more. I wouldn't do it, that's for sure.