Nice and early Port Vale match thread....... - Page 11

smudgie · 04-03-2012, 12:56

Well I had to miss the game because of work, first home game missed this season

I just cant understand what Murdoch has done wrong????

cashman · 04-03-2012, 12:59

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Originally Posted by malcolmthemole

For the advice of Cashman, I did not cry to my wife, as you put it, in fact I showed her the postings because we both fell about laughing as we found them very funny - and I wanted her to see what a lot of twerps populate the Crown Creche. As for running away, it is purely a matter of wanting to see a decent game of football at a local club without having my ears battered, simple as that.

It was a metaphorical comment, but the end result is the same.Glad yeh both fell about laughing at least thats summat. But seems to me yer missus can see a twerp every day without needing to see the posts.

Redraine was smith on the Bench? we never heard his name announced.

smudgie · 04-03-2012, 13:04

Smith was injured in the warm up................

malcolmthemole · 04-03-2012, 13:24

Cashman,

Down south they view northern men has being strong in the arm and thick in the head but as the menfolk in my wife's family are intelligent, I know that this is not strictly true. You, however, seem to fit exactly into that description. I do not know why, but many northern men seem to have a chip on their shoulder as big as a housebrick. You only have to watch the local news on TV to hear people constantly belly aching about the south always getting better treatment etc. I expect you are also of that view.

cashman · 04-03-2012, 13:41

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Originally Posted by malcolmthemole

Cashman,

Down south they view northern men has being strong in the arm and thick in the head but as the menfolk in my wife's family are intelligent, I know that this is not strictly true. You, however, seem to fit exactly into that description. I do not know why, but many northern men seem to have a chip on their shoulder as big as a housebrick. You only have to watch the local news on TV to hear people constantly belly aching about the south always getting better treatment etc. I expect you are also of that view.

Not at all but you think what yeh want, Having lived down south fer a period way back,I doubt if your from down south, more Notts area i would guess.

malcolmthemole · 04-03-2012, 13:42

Anyway, I merely wished to address shakermaker only, as someone who supports Accrington who also some intelligence, and my other comment was just an aside as I did not want to become involved in another spat. I saw an excellent game yesterday with a lot of singing, a fantastic atmosphere and not a drum in sight. I don't think the Accrington townfolk are apathetic at all, probably find the drumming offputting. I have decided what the letters ULTRAS stand for but it is too rude to put it on here!

malcolmthemole · 04-03-2012, 13:43

I am from the south

malcolmthemole · 04-03-2012, 14:17

I am from the south but I have links to the north. The father of my first wife, a lovely lady who I lost with cancer in 2007 after 37 years of marriage, was born and bred in Clayton le Moors. It is pure coincidence that my current wife is from this area. I spent sometime living in Harrogate in the seventies where my children were born. I lost my daughter in 1989 but my son moved north last year and now lives in Bolton. As a result of my experiences, abuse or banter, does not really bother me at all, water off a ducks back.

Over the years I have, in addition to supporting my hometown team, supported Harrogate, Brighton, Kidderminster, Stourport, WBA, Chatham, Bath City, Salisbury and Andover. I also watch Clitheroe on occasions. My brother says I have had more clubs than Tiger Woods!

And before anyone asks, I do not go south to watch my hometown team anymore because it costs £80 in petrol alone, and as a pensioner I simply cannot afford it.

winstanley asfc · 04-03-2012, 14:39

You might have mentioned it before Malcolm so i apologise if you have and i've overlooked it, but when you say that you support a League 2 team down south..who is it?

Pendle Red · 04-03-2012, 14:40

Malcom banter is one thing but keep pursuing the same points is becoming boring

I am glad you enjoyed your football wherever you went yesterday

The atmosphere at Stanley is one that is unique and quite simply that of the proverbial twelfth man it may not be everyone's cup of tea but having visited like yourself a lot of other clubs it is something a lot of other clubs a lot larger than Stanley I am sure would be proud of.

Redraine · 04-03-2012, 14:45

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Originally Posted by cashman

Redraine was smith on the Bench? we never heard his name announced.

He was down as a sub on the official team sheet.

malcolmthemole · 04-03-2012, 15:37

No , I have not mentioned it before because I thought I would receive a load of ridicule but my hometown team is Gillingham.

They nearly went out of business and out of the league in 1995, and were within an hour of doing so. I was supporting them when Accrington folded in 1962. So I know what it was like for the Accrington fans. I was also supporting Salisbury when they nearly folded about 2005 and it was the fans that saved them. I have always admired any supporters who resurrect their clubs such as Accy and Wimbledon.

I do hope that your club do progress, because clearly a lot of people have put a lot of hard work into getting them back into the league, it is no mean feat and they deserve success.

When Accy played the Gills I had a problem deciding where to stand!

It was with reluctance that I decided not to come to the Crown but I sincerely assure you that I just cannot live with the drumming. If others like it, that is fine, but not for me,thanks.

smudgie · 04-03-2012, 15:38

It was changed at the last minute redraine after the warm up injury.

According to Dan Jewell anyway!

Ive never replied to this mole person........... though I think its becoming quite boring. Bore off!

winstanley asfc · 04-03-2012, 15:51

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Originally Posted by malcolmthemole

No , I have not mentioned it before because I thought I would receive a load of ridicule but my hometown team is Gillingham.

They nearly went out of business and out of the league in 1995, and were within an hour of doing so. I was supporting them when Accrington folded in 1962. So I know what it was like for the Accrington fans. I was also supporting Salisbury when they nearly folded about 2005 and it was the fans that saved them. I have always admired any supporters who resurrect their clubs such as Accy and Wimbledon.

I do hope that your club do progress, because clearly a lot of people have put a lot of hard work into getting them back into the league, it is no mean feat and they deserve success.

When Accy played the Gills I had a problem deciding where to stand!

It was with reluctance that I decided not to come to the Crown but I sincerely assure you that I just cannot live with the drumming. If others like it, that is fine, but not for me,thanks.

I don't think that many would ridicule you for supporting Gillingham Malcolm, when you mentioned a southern team though i was worried that it could be Crawley Town!!

I like the drumming, when it's not there the atmosphere is tame! I know many older ones have a bit of a grumble about it but it does make up for our lack of numbers in the ground! If i could stop one noise inside the ground it'd be that crackly old tannoy booming out and playing naff tunes!

cashman · 04-03-2012, 15:54

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Originally Posted by malcolmthemole

I have just noticed that I recorded as being a "Junior Member" on here. Well, I am aged 63 so not a junior, although quite flattering, but not being that great with this type of thing, regret that I do not know how to change the error.

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Originally Posted by malcolmthemole

I shall probably be at the game on Saturday, complete with Aspirin, and will be optimistic and hope for the best.

I think I have caused enough friction on here, so I thought I would sign off.

Good luck to the team and the management.

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Originally Posted by malcolmthemole

Cashman, your poor standard of grammer, punctuation and spelling clearly matches your level of intelligence, which is self evident. Only someone of your level of intelligence would resort to hurling abuse instead of constructive comment.

There are rules about abusive comment on this forum but I do not expect that you have read them. Webmaster please note.

In view of your lovely comments, I shall go elsewhere this Saturday and see some decent football - without the drumming.

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Originally Posted by malcolmthemole

I am from the south but I have links to the north. The father of my first wife, a lovely lady who I lost with cancer in 2007 after 37 years of marriage, was born and bred in Clayton le Moors. It is pure coincidence that my current wife is from this area. I spent sometime living in Harrogate in the seventies where my children were born. I lost my daughter in 1989 but my son moved north last year and now lives in Bolton. As a result of my experiences, abuse or banter, does not really bother me at all, water off a ducks back.

Over the years I have, in addition to supporting my hometown team, supported Harrogate, Brighton, Kidderminster, Stourport, WBA, Chatham, Bath City, Salisbury and Andover. I also watch Clitheroe on occasions. My brother says I have had more clubs than Tiger Woods!

And before anyone asks, I do not go south to watch my hometown team anymore because it costs £80 in petrol alone, and as a pensioner I simply cannot afford it.

I offered to have a wager wi yeh, about Yer nosedive to the conference comment, yeh never responded to it. All yeh are doing in my mind is proving my analysis correct, Though i must add clown to the list. If yeh think i am abusing yeh, yeh don't know the meaning of the word,so i must also question your level of intelligence? By the way theres a facility on here to report abusive posts, so go report it,if yeh think thats the case. I also question the fact you say yer a stanley fan? I doubt that very much, a football fan maybe, Many on here have had big disagreements oer the years, But its never stopped us getting on, Now put yer toys back in yer pram,theres a good mole.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now malcolm please tell us why anyone should believe yeh? First yeh say yer coming, Then yeh say yer not, yeh say yer 63,Then yeh say yer a pensioner? Yeh said yeh were leaving the forum, Yer still here! Yeh suspect i have a downer on southerners, Yet one Brings me to the crown every home game n we all stand together, So its only logical i'm confused as to were yer from, Why also mention the sad fact yeh lost yer lovely wife to cancer? Yer not the only one as quite a few on here are well aware. What the hell has that to do wi the Port Vale match? Which was entertaining by the way, Were yeh attempting to play the "Sympathy Card"? Cos it don't wash wi me, Seems i was 100% right when i said yer Probably not a Stanley Fan, So why should i take yer word yer a southerner?

Those i do know n thats quite a few are far far better men than you imho. Anyway enjoy were ever yeh go watching the game, I honestly couldn't care less. Though Stanleys at home on the 17th March.