

Superb, i was actually there listening to it at the time outside the ground.
Im afraid Mr Heys also, your time is up.
I think Rob Heys is coming under a lot of unfair criticism. He is in a very difficult situation, drawn between his alliegance to his employers and the fans.
He can do nothing more than say what he is told to say, and if that means saying very little then so be it.
He is Stanley through and through, and he has had more to lose in all this trouble than any fan - mainly his livelyhood. As a member of staff, you can not be seen to be siding one way or the other, and I applaude him, and all the other staff members, for the way they have conducted themselves throughout this troubled period. To lose Rob would be like ripping the soul out of the club.
the reason Mr Khan does not wish to take oer is as he said himself, he does not feel competant to run a football club, which to me shows great credibility, pity those in control don't live by the same mantra.I have looked to Mr Khan for leadership and he declined saying he was interested in helping the club financially and had no interest in a take over or management. Mr. O’Neil should resign and sell his holding in the club as soon as possible; everyone else should move on and get behind the team who at this moment are showing all of the direction we need to go.

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