Ebay - Page 3

Bazf · 15-02-2006, 19:21

Why will they close the club down? Try not to get too wound up whats the winning bidder going to do that would effect Stanley?

JEFF · 16-02-2006, 11:25

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Just a footnote to those who might not agree with me that people should have left things alone; one chap is spending in excess of 250 quid on three of Mr Smiths items.

I think that you will find that this chap, who has no feedback on ebay, has probably put in outrageous bids so as to win the items and then not pay for them.

prat · 16-02-2006, 16:28

First the let now the accy observer what next daily sport then the sundays they keep stiring it up

Neil · 16-02-2006, 20:44

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Originally Posted by Doug

Lets hope that the purchaser is Accrington Stanley friendly……………God forbid if he isn’t.

Can you imagine the reaction if it appeared at the next away match.

Bagpuss · 16-02-2006, 20:58

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Originally Posted by Neil

Can you imagine the reaction if it appeared at the next away match.

I'm sure it crossed a certain Morecambe fans mind to buy it and turn up Monday night wearing it for the Sky cameras.

John_Timmins · 16-02-2006, 21:22

and im also sure they club wouldnt have allowed them on the ground if they had of

Bazf · 16-02-2006, 22:28

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Originally Posted by Bagpuss

I'm sure it crossed a certain Morecambe fans mind to buy it and turn up Monday night wearing it for the Sky cameras.

How many cockles would they have to sell to raise the money, they would still be trying next year, then it would be to late as we would be in League 2.

MikeA · 16-02-2006, 23:32

Does it say, 'Needs a good wash'?

Doug · 16-02-2006, 23:37

I’m not convinced that this is not a case of two or three people colluding with Alan Smith to cause the club and the supporters as much grief as possible in the lead up to the possibility of promotion, not a bad way of getting even.

I would imagine that the aim is to draw as much negative publicity as possible by mocking the Auction of Official Club Memorabilia. I would suggest that at least two of the people, (one bidder and the seller) are probably the same person using his own money to boost up the prices on eBay.

Doug · 16-02-2006, 23:38

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Originally Posted by MikeA

Does it say, 'Needs a good wash'?

Behave Mike, I'm eating me supper.....

shakermaker · 17-02-2006, 03:16

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Originally Posted by Doug

I’m not convinced that this is not a case of two or three people colluding with Alan Smith to cause the club and the supporters as much grief as possible in the lead up to the possibility of promotion, not a bad way of getting even.

I would imagine that the aim is to draw as much negative publicity as possible by mocking the Auction of Official Club Memorabilia. I would suggest that at least two of the people, (one bidder and the seller) are probably the same person using his own money to boost up the prices on eBay.

I see you have a strong opinion on this subject Doug and do not get me wrong I fully respect that. But at the end of the day all of this does not matter and conspiracy theories are pretty irrelevant now. All the incidents are in the past; the individual has been dealt with and is serving his punishment and is obviously carrying out the last motions of a desparate man with these latest chain of events.
The man obviously has a childlike brain (please, ignore the irony) and is sending out desparate pleas for attention because things are not going his way.
I think we should grind this train of spin to a halt now and not continue to humour his foolish actions.
Prawn butty, anyone?