Q&A in Leyland with Asa Hartford and Tony Hateley

Redash · 09-09-2009, 17:53

Mick Shultz has asked me to post this, he has been contacted by The Waggon and Horses in Leyland. They want to raise some money for the SOS fund so they have organised a Q&A evening with Asa Hartford and Tony Hateley (Ex Villa, Chelsea and Liverpool, not Spandau Ballet).

Here is the promo sheet

Question and Answer evening
With Special Guests
ASA HARTFORD and TONY HATELEY

Join us in an exclusive intimate Q&A session with ex Manchester City, Everton and Scotland International Asa Hartford and ex Aston Villa, Chelsea and Liverpool Tony Hateley.

Venue - The Waggon and Horses, Bent Lane, Leyland. 0772 432297.
Date - Thursday 17th September 2009, 8PM
Cost - A donation to 'Save Our Stanley' Fund-raiser.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Incidentally, Tony Hateley made his debut against Stanley.

For further information please contact the Pub on 0772 432297.
or Mick Schultz at Stanley

Stanleymad · 09-09-2009, 18:29

Posted via Mobile Device Ah thats answered my brain ache as mick told me he sorted it but couldn't remember details with all the excitment lol

VALAIRIAN · 09-09-2009, 19:40

Thanks to the Waggon and Horses for their help

yonmon · 09-09-2009, 21:27

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Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

Thanks to the Waggon and Horses for their help

I endorse that Val !!

cmonstanley · 09-09-2009, 22:33

is that mark hateleys dad

Redash · 10-09-2009, 05:03

I believe it is

Outback Ozzy · 10-09-2009, 08:59

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Originally Posted by Redash

Mick Shultz has asked me to post this, he has been contacted by The Waggon and Horses in Leyland. They want to raise some money for the SOS fund so they have organised a Q&A evening with Asa Hartford and Tony Hateley (Ex Villa, Chelsea and Liverpool, not Spandau Ballet).

Here is the promo sheet

Question and Answer evening
With Special Guests
ASA HARTFORD and TONY HATELEY

Join us in an exclusive intimate Q&A session with ex Manchester City, Everton and Scotland International Asa Hartford and ex Aston Villa, Chelsea and Liverpool Tony Hateley.

Venue - The Waggon and Horses, Bent Lane, Leyland. 0772 432297.
Date - Thursday 17th September 2009, 8PM
Cost - A donation to 'Save Our Stanley' Fund-raiser.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Incidentally, Tony Hateley made his debut against Stanley.

For further information please contact the Pub on 0772 432297.
or Mick Schultz at Stanley

Now if memory serves me correct was it not Tony Hadley in Spandau ballet

Jimbo T Hornblower · 10-09-2009, 09:35

Waggon and Horses on Bent Lane?? Good effort guys!!! Cant remember how many underage pints I had in there

Jimbo T

blower

Redash · 10-09-2009, 13:43

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Originally Posted by Outback Ozzy

Now if memory serves me correct was it not Tony Hadley in Spandau ballet

Yes he was/is

(pronounce both names)

Redash · 14-09-2009, 15:42

"Bump"

Stanleymad · 16-09-2009, 15:18

Is anyone going tommoz nite?

Stanleymad · 17-09-2009, 13:36

Been asked to update thread by Mick as follows: Tonight there is a raffle taking pllace with alsorts of goodies up for prizes;

a signed Stanley shirt
Preston North End tickets & signed ball
a signed stanley ball from the SOS match asfc v Burnley
a very nice glass cut decanter

And more up for grabs, all proceeds go to the SOS fund & it should be a great nite had by all

Any ideas as to how many going as mick hopes the nite will be supported

maccawozzagod · 17-09-2009, 19:18

I'm going over there shortly - just for a quick pint and hello. If anyone wants a lift and a quick pint then let me know in the next ten minutes or so and i'll pick you up

maccawozzagod · 17-09-2009, 22:56

what a decent little night that was!

A good friendly pub with looked after beer and a little fitty behind the bar! There wasn't a great many people there, mainly locals and a handful from Accy. But nevertheless it was an enjoyable 'quick pint' listening to Tony and Asa and then a 60's style (think Heartbeat) band on afterwards. The raffle raised a touch over £150.

Mick was disappointed that more people didn't make the trip over but to be honest I never thought that Accy folk would make the trip and would view it as a fundraiser from that neck of the woods. However, Tony and Asa have said that they are willing to do it again in a few weeks time where hopefully we could get a few more over. For anyone driving it is approx 15 miles and 15 minutes. If enough people are interested though I'd consider running a minibus. It's probably an evening for the older football fan as there careers were over before many on here were born - but it is interesting listening to them talk candidly about the differences between modern and 'ancient' football.

Well done Waggon and Horses, Mick and Tony and Asa

VALAIRIAN · 20-09-2009, 11:10

Would there be any mileage in trying to get them to do it in The Crown if they are willing to do it again?? Just a thought, not as far to go - for folks in Accy - and bar taking are ours...