Lee

Redraine · 03-05-2008, 08:17

Scored the two goals last night that will probably get Cambridge promoted.

AccyMad · 03-05-2008, 08:21

At least they were against Burton and that will hopefully go some way to stopping them being promoted

lancsdave · 03-05-2008, 08:27

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At least they were against Burton and that will hopefully go some way to stopping them being promoted

I would have thought Burton would have been the choice of Stanley fans for who they want to come up. Less travelling and the possibility of bringing more fans to the FES than the other teams. Plus the away match could have thrown in a tour or two of the local industry

Wynonie Harris · 03-05-2008, 08:43

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Plus the away match could have thrown in a tour or two of the local industry

That's clinched it for me! Csn we not recall Evil before the second leg?

K.S.H · 03-05-2008, 08:51

Me too, used to love stopping in Burton overnight, never much work done the day after though

maccawozzagod · 03-05-2008, 10:12

Burton for me too, who could resist the chance to renew old rivalries (from the Unibond) especially now Hereford have buggered off?

Tin Monkey · 03-05-2008, 18:39

I still wonder how things would have turned out if Mullin had been sold to Shrewsbury and McEvilly had come back to us as our main striker.

The main difference between us and Bury today was that they have a proven goalscorer who takes chances. We had several clear cut chances today and took none of them.

K.S.H · 03-05-2008, 18:44

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I still wonder how things would have turned out if Mullin had been sold to Shrewsbury and McEvilly had come back to us as our main striker.

Accrington would have sold out of pies

Tin Monkey · 03-05-2008, 18:47

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Accrington would have sold out of pies

I feel like I'm in a timewarp with these kinds of comments.

Grimps · 05-05-2008, 17:35

and peas

AccyMad · 06-05-2008, 07:20

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I still wonder how things would have turned out if Mullin had been sold to Shrewsbury and McEvilly had come back to us as our main striker.

The main difference between us and Bury today was that they have a proven goalscorer who takes chances. We had several clear cut chances today and took none of them.

Wouldn't have made any difference, except we probably would have ended up further down the league. McEvilly is not the answer to our problems, leave him where he is

MCR ADIM · 06-05-2008, 07:40

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Wouldn't have made any difference, except we probably would have ended up further down the league. McEvilly is not the answer to our problems, leave him where he is

Who Is Than Bocco aint cuz hes going Roscoe has gone, McGivern Does not get played enough. so who is the anwer to our problems

shakermaker · 06-05-2008, 09:11

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Who Is Than Bocco aint cuz hes going

Boco has left. Quite a while ago.

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Roscoe has gone,

Wasn't really good enough anyway. Didn't score enough. Missed too many sitters.

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McGivern Does not get played enough.

And won't. Will probably be released.

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...so who is the anwer to our problems

D'Sane and McGivern showed a little of what we need from a striker, but neither is the full article by any stretch of the imagination. Ideally of course we need an Aaron McLean - but that isn't going to happen. Our best bet is Shaun Whalley for the time being until we can be lucky enough to stumble across the next superstar from Vauxhall Motors or Prescott Cables. Becuase without at least 100k to spend on the kind of player we need, we ain't getting one.

As for McEvilly, I refer you to my post from back in November...

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I think it's clear to anyone using their loaf that Lee McEvilly does not want to play for Accrington Stanley.
Hypothetically, even if he scores several hat tricks for Rochdale, after which Coley would bring him back, his first game back for us he would score three own goals, kick the ref in the tooth and spit on a cripple in the crowd.
He is useless for our club.

lancsdave · 06-05-2008, 21:02

Bad news for everyone except Accymad, the brewery trip is off

MikeA · 07-05-2008, 10:53

Apparently, it was a rebound from Evil's shot after 30 seconds that led to United's first goal in the second replay.