Rochdale 'report'

[maccawozzagod]

RochdaleAFC.com - Report: Accy 2 Dale 4 - Rochdale

always a good report on this website, fair reflection I think

[shakermaker]

Bit excitable, him. He'll be going blind if he isn't careful.

Dale were more than lucky. We switched off and sat back after scoring two masterful goals. They caught us with our pants down and scored from a non-league hoof into our box, the second was an own goal, the third our full-back went to make a brew, the fourth a fluke that should've been pulled back for handball anyway.

We have the moral victory, really.

[Redash]

I agree, a very good report, especially for acknowledging our progress.

[cashman]

what ya had fer brekkie shaker? Dale were the better of 2 good sides on the day, NOT LUCKY.

[shakermaker]

Wasn't being entirely serious.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by shakermaker

Wasn't being entirely serious.

Hey thats my job.

[smudgie]

Fantastic match report

[Exile on Spencer St]

Sterling effort from Stanley on Saturday but strength/fitness + heavy pitches + crowded fixture list, not to mention inspired opposition, seemed to play its part. Losing a two goal lead is not the most uplifting experience but Stanley looked dog-tired even before they scored the second. But it was cracking match, and the team deserved more from it.
The most worrying sight was not on the pitch but behind the hospitality glass. The cardboard millionaire still haunts the club.

[Wynonie Harris]

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St

The most worrying sight was not on the pitch but behind the hospitality glass. The cardboard millionaire still haunts the club.

Very, very disturbing. It's about time the club levelled with us over just what's going on.

[smudgie]

Couldent agree more.

It still disgusts me to see him , don and rh knocking about the place.

fingers crossed in the summer heads will roll

[Exile on Spencer St]

This is merely my opinion but, compared with what's really going on behind the scenes, I worry that Stanley's pitch is the most level thing at the ground.
Has anyone yet been able to prove, categorically who is the majority shareholder?

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Very, very disturbing. It's about time the club levelled with us over just what's going on.

Originally Posted by smudgie

Couldent agree more.

It still disgusts me to see him , don and rh knocking about the place.

fingers crossed in the summer heads will roll

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St

This is merely my opinion but, compared with what's really going on behind the scenes, I worry that Stanley's pitch is the most level thing at the ground.
Has anyone yet been able to prove, categorically who is the majority shareholder?

this matter should be sorted "Head On" by someone who can, or do the fans NOT MATTER?

[Willie Miller]

Eric is at ASFC purely as a fan, & as I said before he has made history with Stanley & ultimately his time at the club was successful. He made mistakes namely not asking for help sooner. It is Illyas Khans time as our leader now. Eric is no criminal & deserves to be allowed to meet his many friends at the Club (A I would include myslef & many others in that)

Lets support Illyas, Coley, Jimmy, the players & the current regime.

Bitterness will only hinder progress



IMHO

[cashman]

Well willie if a friend of mine,no matter what good they did, were nearly responsible fer the demise of the club, he damn well wouldn't be! dont know how he has the brass neck to show his puss.

[Exile on Spencer St]

Hope your loyalty is not misplaced, William.
But it still seems a little worrying that, after all that's gone on these last nine months and depending who you talk to, there is still doubt as to who really owns what.