The vs Fleetwood thread.

[VALAIRIAN]

Originally Posted by Kiwi John

Toby Savin

Michael Nottingham

Yeboah Amankwahs

Harvey Rodgers

Joel Mumbongo

Seamus Conneely

Sean McConville

Colby Bishop

Harry Pell

Ross Sykes

Ethan Hamilton

SUBSTITUTE PLAYERS
James Trafford

John O'Sullivan

Archie Procter

Liam Coyle
Lewis Mansell

Jack Nolan


Jovan Malcolm

What have you been told Kiwi!!!

[VALAIRIAN]

Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

Great result, but it was a poor game, from two poor teams on the day.

The score line papered over the cracks, because at 1-0, 2-0 and 2-1, Fleetwood were very much in the game.

The game changed when Owen came on and I felt so sorry for Joel, as he had gotten himself into so many good positions, but our midfield/defence were incapable of playing the right ball!

Joel, Owen, Lewis, Colby, Sean and the back three played well, but we are miles off being where we need to be.

Another win on Tuesday needed and if we can get a point next Saturday I will be happy.

We are in desperate need of the creativity of Pritchard and Butcher and I wish we would go back to a back four......

Before anybody has a go, I am just being honest and having an opinion - it is allowed

[Kiwi John]

Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

What have you been told Kiwi!!!

It was so I could discuss the game amongst myself...and for those with a longer memory, I have 6 or 7 tomato plants in the soil incase we go behind.

[VALAIRIAN]

You must be let off Kiwi, because of the result

Just do not make a habit of it, unless we keep on winning

[Lord Stiffupperlip]

It's a funy old game is football. The difference between success & failure is often a mystery wrapped up in an enigma
Fleetwood know how Stanley have felt for months when, despite your best efforts, nothing seems to go your way.
Perhaps the scoreline flattered us, for Fleetwood played some attractive passing football at times.
It was one of those elusive days when, for once, lady luck was on our side.
If Fleetwood face the drop come the final reckoning, JC should be straight on the phone to enquire about their no.41 Hayes, who ran rings round our defenders all day. A skilful young forward unafraid to take defenders on & create chances for his team.
Apart from the much needed points, today was a massive confidence boost for the whole team.
Just one thing Mr Coleman, next time please include Liam Coyle from the kick-off.
Apart from his superb goal, his drive & energy was a massive reason we dominated the second half.

[MikeA]

The positive side of Fleetwood fans; a bit of a curate's egg, but it shows all the goals from a different angle. And you can't fault the chap's enthusiasm...

[VALAIRIAN]

Originally Posted by Lord Stiffupperlip

It's a funy old game is football. The difference between success & failure is often a mystery wrapped up in an enigma
Fleetwood know how Stanley have felt for months when, despite your best efforts, nothing seems to go your way.
Perhaps the scoreline flattered us, for Fleetwood played some attractive passing football at times.
It was one of those elusive days when, for once, lady luck was on our side.
If Fleetwood face the drop come the final reckoning, JC should be straight on the phone to enquire about their no.41 Hayes, who ran rings round our defenders all day. A skilful young forward unafraid to take defenders on & create chances for his team.
Apart from the much needed points, today was a massive confidence boost for the whole team.
Just one thing Mr Coleman, next time please include Liam Coyle from the kick-off.
Apart from his superb goal, his drive & energy was a massive reason we dominated the second half.

Hayes was mentioned on Radio Lancs. in the post match interview and I have to agree, he was a bright spark

Agree completely about Coyle, but that is Coley's job to balance the team

[andyd]

Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

Hayes was mentioned on Radio Lancs. in the post match interview and I have to agree, he was a bright spark

Agree completely about Coyle, but that is Coley's job to balance the team

18 year old Cian Hayes has just signed until 2024 with an option for another year will take some prizing away.

[andyd]

Disappointing gate yesterday 546 home fans shy of average of 2126 home fans this season worked out by average away fans across the division is 811 at present, think form bad weather Xmas and 3 games in a week were a factor but was a worrying sign hopefully pick back up.

[VALAIRIAN]

Four home games on the bounce Andy, at this time of year it is a big outlay!

[Lord Stiffupperlip]

Originally Posted by MikeA

The positive side of Fleetwood fans; a bit of a curate's egg, but it shows all the goals from a different angle. And you can't fault the chap's enthusiasm...

This guy is a credit to both his club & all who love the game, although I worried he might do himself some injury so often did he prod & poke his head throughout the video.
Surely a case for the Psychiatrist's couch?
Only those with a heart of stone could fail to feel sympathy for a young man watching his hopes unravel as the team he loves suffers another crushing defeat.
His report contained all the emotions we invest in this game, from early hope to frustration at going 2-0 down, to renewed hope when they snatch one back, to despair by the final whistle.
He even complimented our club & fans wishing us well for the future, a lesson in humility for all those who gloat at the defeat of opponents.
For only a fool would want to see local clubs like Fleetwood & Morecambe relegated. We are not enemies but brothers-in-arms travelling the same rocky road.
For the lucky few it leads to success & euphoria, for the majority disappointment.
Those who would jeer at Fleetwood's misfortune should watch this video & remember that what goes around comes around.

[monkey hanger]

Originally Posted by cashman

fleetwood fans have many scumbags so not a suprise if correct,

there must be something in the water in that part of lancashire. trying to copy their near neighbours blackpool.

[monkey hanger]

Originally Posted by andyd

Disappointing gate yesterday 546 home fans shy of average of 2126 home fans this season worked out by average away fans across the division is 811 at present, think form bad weather Xmas and 3 games in a week were a factor but was a worrying sign hopefully pick back up.

saying all that i imagine there would have been an extra 1,000 plus on the gate if both sides were in real form. no fun for both sets of fans when they turn up expecting the worst.

[andyd]

Left back apparently a target for Stanley in January thought Danny Andrew had a decent game 30 years old and into his last six months of his contract just a thought.

[MikeA]

Andy on 'Fan Banter':
https://fanbanter.co.uk/accrington-o...ES5asiwQvojvfk