Sean Mc - Page 2

MCR ADIM · 08-07-2011, 21:15

Coleman warns McConville | Accrington Stanley News, Fixtures, Results, Table | Sky Sports

DAV007 · 08-07-2011, 21:28

another player leaves which he is fully within his rights to do, and as usual they get criticised.

Redraine · 08-07-2011, 21:34

Sean's interview at Stockport:-

- Pure 107.8FM

lancsdave · 08-07-2011, 21:40

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Originally Posted by MCR ADIM

Coleman warns McConville | Accrington Stanley News, Fixtures, Results, Table | Sky Sports

Shame they couldn't get the right headline

fc:stanley · 08-07-2011, 23:08

It's all to do with loyalty !! He was just a non league player before we gave him the chance! This season he did ok , he wasn't anything good , from watching 99% of accs games last season I can't remember a game were he stood out !! Oh yeh , doing ****e in the playoffs !! So coley came under so much criticism playing him and he rewards coley with what ? Not a move to a better club or a higher division but no to a club in a lower league and to a club which isnt at all better then us ATM.

Even Cav and Rocky had more commitment but get slated at every opportunity ! Some say I'm bitter but I'm not , just quite annoyed and deflated of what's happening at the club ATM !

cashman · 08-07-2011, 23:13

The fact he quoted the Stockport manager in the video, who whilst he was a good player in his day, is yet unproven at managerial level, i regard as n insult to Coley n his uncle jimmy, many have the top players have done sod all in management, as history proves.

maccawozzagod · 09-07-2011, 05:51

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Originally Posted by Seanontheradio

we overacheived massively last season and a lot of the players have cashed in on it

never a truer word spoken

VALAIRIAN · 09-07-2011, 07:25

Transfer.

Friday 8th Jul 2011.

McConville Departs.

Sean McConville has signed for Blue Square Premier side Stockport County.

The 22-year old scored 13 goals for Stanley last season and becomes Dietmar Hamann's first signing for the newly relegated side.

McConville arrived at Stanley in February 2009, making his Football League debut in the same month against Bournemouth and went on to make 89 appearances for the Reds.

He has agreed a two year deal at County.

So it is on the official site, Macca has left... I wish the lad well, it is his own choice! I feel it is the wrong choice, but he is driven by the cash so fair play to him - better him go than we end up being blackmailed into paying him stupid money to stay!!! I feel sorry for Uncle Jimmy - he must feel let down - blood is thicker than water, but not thicker than blood

He had a good season last season, but flattered to deceive in the season and a half before. If we have got some cash left after paying Skem, then we have done well.

The problem we have now is - like Branch, Williams and Miles - he has gone and we will have to find somebody else to moan about.....

He owes us nowt and we owe him the same.

In Coley, we trust.

VALAIRIAN · 09-07-2011, 07:30

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Originally Posted by Redraine

Sean's interview at Stockport:-

- Pure 107.8FM

That is some interview!!!!!!!!!

cashman · 09-07-2011, 08:14

After a couple of seasons in the non league, he can always return...............to Primark.

mab · 09-07-2011, 08:22

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Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

That is some interview!!!!!!!!!

Your not wrong VAL!!Interesting bit quote "nothing to do with the money its the stature of the manager" unquote

As del-boy would say what a plonker

lancsdave · 09-07-2011, 08:26

Not heard the interview but from the snippets on here so far a home draw against Stockport in the FA Cup would provide a platform for a few polite responses to it

DAV007 · 09-07-2011, 08:26

i heard an interview with the new stockport chairman.
He doesnt seem to realise how hard it will be to get out of the bs prem.
You can expect darlo, luton, fleetwood and cambridge to be strong next season.

Fritzel · 09-07-2011, 08:32

Training ground like a rugby pitch (oh wait it is a rugby pitch) home pitch was a cabbage patch all last season, all quality players have moved on, paid late months in a row (in installments) no commercial dept at all bringing in cash, just about got a shirt sponsor and kit deal (cant be that great as manager still wears his old Joma kit) ....why would Mcconville want to leave??

mab · 09-07-2011, 08:44

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Originally Posted by Fritzel

Training ground like a rugby pitch (oh wait it is a rugby pitch) home pitch was a cabbage patch all last season, all quality players have moved on, paid late months in a row (in installments) no commercial dept at all bringing in cash, just about got a shirt sponsor and kit deal (cant be that great as manager still wears his old Joma kit) ....why would Mcconville want to leave??

Now your just been picky