tonights match - Page 4

ukcowboy · 06-10-2007, 17:24

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Originally Posted by Oggy

I thought last night's performance demotivated the supporters, Wrexham fans rightly singing, "we can see you sneaking out", as the Clayton end were filing out before the end, never seen that before.

On the attendance, slightly up for this season, but 867 down on last year, (a Tuesday night). Would be interesting to know the away breakdown for both matches. I don't relish Friday night games, neither, it seems, do some of our players.

As Sarah and I were getting into the car at the end of the match last night, I overheard the visiting Police Officers saying that 484 Wrexham fans were there last night.........so a slight increase on home support, but after the performance on the pitch I very much doubt that the Club will sustain that for the next home game...........wait and see time I guess

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Bagpuss · 06-10-2007, 17:28

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Originally Posted by shakermaker

Bottom line - you don't boo your own side.
Maybe someone who supports 2 clubs or more can't see that.

Bitchy Bitchy, your opinion don't boo, my opinion if people want to boo it's their option, for the record I didn't boo I choose not to clap and disappeared into the night without a beer.

Wynonie Harris · 06-10-2007, 17:39

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Originally Posted by Bagpuss

I choose not to clap and disappeared into the night without a beer.

You should've come in the Crown to keep me company. I was sitting there on my own, drinking to forget and listening to the happy sheep-abusers on the next table!

DAV007 · 06-10-2007, 18:33

you pay your money, you can boo as much as you like.

I agree with an earlier comment, very little on the pitch to motivate the fans.

Part of me was alittle freightened to chant a substitutes name as we all know Coleman doenst like it.
Im sorry, but when we lack some creativity in midfield and when Paul Mullin is physically knackered, I have every right to chant Boco's and Evils name.

Whalley is only a half player IMO. he has the ability to be an impact player, run and dribble, etc.
But his final ball and his ability in the air is not good enough.

Anyone else think Phil Edwards would be a welcome additon to the defence?

shakermaker · 06-10-2007, 18:37

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Originally Posted by DAV007

Anyone else think Phil Edwards would be a welcome additon to the defence?

Carrying a back injury.
I think we should play Cavanagh, Roberts, Rocky, Leam in home games.
Include Phil instead of Webb when playing wing backs away from home. Webb hasn't impressed me at all.

Oggy · 06-10-2007, 21:02

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Originally Posted by DAV007

you pay your money, you can boo as much as you like

Fine, but it says more about you than the team, IMO. I'd like to think most Stanley fans are above the likes of Liverpool, Everton and Barrow.

Did merit a dignified silence, though.

Stanleymad · 06-10-2007, 21:06

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Originally Posted by Oggy

Did merit a dignified silence, though.

Yep it got that from me nothing else needed to be said but when they do play well they get the applause hence did not last night & think that enough to warrent disappointment in their play & hope they improve on last nights performance in future matches to come

cmonstanley · 06-10-2007, 21:29

i think after last nights performance the next home game should be free . and stanley turn up

maccawozzagod · 07-10-2007, 07:22

booing or cheering make sod all difference so why do either? because it makes the individual feel better. I won't boo but if somebody next to me was doing then I wouldn't be fussed.

Lancashire Stan · 07-10-2007, 09:19

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Originally Posted by shakermaker

I also thought the booing was totally out of order. I'm not having that.

Is the choice yours then? Not theirs.

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Originally Posted by shakermaker

Stanley fans have always been 100% behind the team - even when the team has played half-arsed or individuals have let the rest of the side down.

118 ticket holders wasn't it!

Willie Miller · 07-10-2007, 10:05

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Originally Posted by Oggy

Fine, but it says more about you than the team, IMO. I'd like to think most Stanley fans are above the likes of Liverpool, Everton and Barrow.

Did merit a dignified silence, though.

I'm with you on that

mab · 09-10-2007, 22:37

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

The view from the Clayton End suggested he was also lenient. It looked from there that Webb was the last man when he got booked. Maybe somebody in the stand with a better view could let us know better.

your right he was the last man and was very lucky to only get a yellow