Sean Mc - Page 5

harwood red · 10-07-2011, 18:26

well although chris said he was leaving my shirt I sponsered when he left, it turns out he didn't after all!! But have to say that Mr T has come up with a fantastic "other option". so anyone who sponsored a shirt last season pm Mr T on here with who you sponsored and your details and I am sure he will do everything he can to sort out.

The prob is the players doing a runner with their shirts most of the time and then the club struggling to get them back, which is even worse when they leave the club too

Fritzel · 10-07-2011, 19:21

Am I wrong to presume that getting a permanent marker into the home dressing room on the last game of the season is that difficult, it would have been obvious (even in May) that not EVERY member of the entire squad would not re-sign for the coming season so why not get the shirts signed directly after the last match (having them dirty and smelly confirms they are genuine too !!)

lancsdave · 10-07-2011, 20:21

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Originally Posted by Fritzel

Am I wrong to presume that getting a permanent marker into the home dressing room on the last game of the season is that difficult, it would have been obvious (even in May) that not EVERY member of the entire squad would not re-sign for the coming season so why not get the shirts signed directly after the last match (having them dirty and smelly confirms they are genuine too !!)

They shouldn't have to be watched like schoolchildren knicking stuff from an unlocked stationery cupboard in the classroom.

The players know the shirts that have been sponsored, and even though they may be the lowest players in the league some of the sponsors are not as well paid and probably pay whay they struggle to afford to help the club. A bit more respect to people who do this woudn't go amiss.

I was told ( and don't know how correct it is ) that Danielle got the players to sign a form to say they would refund the money if the players didn't return the shirts. Shame she wasn't still there at the end of the season to sort them out

VALAIRIAN · 10-07-2011, 20:25

Has it not occured to you my friend, that some of the players actually want to keep their shirts as a souvenir/momento of their times at Stanley???? And to be honest there is little the club can do about it!! Mr.T. Will no doubt keep us informed

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VALAIRIAN · 10-07-2011, 20:28

Thing is LD, she has gone, as has Martin, so there is little or no chance....

P.S. How is my Richardson top coming along?

lancsdave · 10-07-2011, 20:30

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Thing is LD, she has gone, as has Martin, so there is little or no chance....

P.S. How is my Richardson top coming along?

Will ring up tomorrow and check, wasn't in week before last.

lancsdave · 10-07-2011, 20:32

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Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

Has it not occured to you my friend, that some of the players actually want to keep their shirts as a souvenir/momento of their times at Stanley????

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If truth be told Joe thats probably what happens at most clubs, you more than likely don't get the actual players top but a new one with their name on. Still needs sorting though.

VALAIRIAN · 10-07-2011, 20:32

I hold out no hope my mate, but no doubt I will be chucking cash at another top this season!!!

lancsdave · 10-07-2011, 20:33

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Thing is LD, she has gone,

There's a vacancy get her back

maccawozzagod · 10-07-2011, 20:35

if a player wants to keep one of his match worn shirts is it not too difficult to supply him with one 'at cost' to wear in the last match?

Beyond that it still shouldn't be too difficult to prevent a player from leaving the dressing room with it.

maccawozzagod · 10-07-2011, 20:37

and i think that providing the sponsor with a new one, badged and certificated, is fine whether it is worn or not - as long as it hasn't got the tags attached you'd never know anyway. And they could always let the youth team wear it in a training session to get it authentically stinking!

lancsdave · 10-07-2011, 20:37

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Originally Posted by maccawozzagod

if a player wants to keep one of his match worn shirts is it not too difficult to supply him with one 'at cost' to wear in the last match?

Beyond that it still shouldn't be too difficult to prevent a player from leaving the dressing room with it.

Lew should have insisted in tracking devices being sewn in to the new ones

Fritzel · 10-07-2011, 20:48

with the greatest of respect folks (and I genuinely mean that too) the shirts are not the property of the players, I appreciate they may want to keep a shirt as a momento but unfortunately they have already been allocated to a sponsor who has ploughed their hard earned cash into the club to support ASFC. the concept of giving the players a shirt to wear for one particular match is valid (eg the one off black "cleverboxes" one worn at Stevenage) that the players may keep, and still issue the sponsors with the goods they have paid for - If I wandered off with a keepsake from my last job as a lasting memory of my time there I am sure it would have been scorned upon ....I worked at Natwest !! lol

lancsdave · 10-07-2011, 20:51

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eg the one off black "cleverboxes" one worn at Stevenage

They were the shirts worn all season because Coley was superstitious.

Fritzel · 10-07-2011, 20:57

Black Combined were worn all season and Lew made a special Joma Cleverboxes one for the Stevenage away match - the red home kit had a black cleverboxes square placed on from the the Stevenage game at the Crown (hope Im right or I will look a right plank !) lol