The Football.....

[potsy]

The EFL fixtures are out. Accy's 'biggest' home game of the season against relegated Sunderland is on the 8th of December. The new stand won't be ready till the end of the year,according to the club. If it's not open by the 8th of December the capacity for the Sunderland home game will be about 3000-3500. That'd probably mean Sunderland being allocated only around 1000-1200 tickets. I don't think they'd be happy with that!

That's what happens when these tinpot teams get promoted way above their station

 

[swee'pea99]

My gooner mate just received this from an uncle in Australia

As he put it, 'what were they thinking?'

 

[MarkF]

That's what happens when these tinpot teams get promoted way above their station

As a "big club" fan (Bradford) I can assure Accy that a visit to the Wham stadium is high on the list of want-to-go away days. Entering Accy is like a time portal to the the 1950's and a visit makes us all reflect on our lives and feel so much happier when we leave.

 

[Accy cyclist]

That's what happens when these tinpot teams get promoted way above their station

I might go the the Sunderland away game. I've heard they'll give us a 4000 ticket allocation. We'll easily take that many!

 

[Accy cyclist]

and feel so much happier when we leave.

Leave to a nice place yes,but Bradford!!!

 

[AndyRM]

I might go the the Sunderland away game. I've heard they'll give us a 4000 ticket allocation. We'll easily take that many!

The away allocation at the Stadium of Plight is 3,000 for league matches.

 

[potsy]

The away allocation at the Stadium of Plight is 3,000 for league matches.

Best get yours early @Accy cyclist

 

[AndyRM]

The Challenge Cup fixtures are out, and we couldn't even get drawn against a different colt team, I'm sick of the sight of St. Mirren...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44613988

 

[Vapin' Joe]

As a "big club" fan (Bradford) I can assure Accy that a visit to the Wham stadium is high on the list of want-to-go away days. Entering Accy is like a time portal to the the 1950's and a visit makes us all reflect on our lives and feel so much happier when we leave.

Jesus, that could be seriously misinterpreted

 

[philk56]

Sad news about Alan Gilzean https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44757890. He was one of my favourite players growing up watching Spurs. He straddled two eras, forming great partnerships with Jimmy Greaves and Martin Chivers. He played a surprisingly low number of games for Scotland. After retirning from football became a bit of a recluse but was then 're-discovered' in the last few years.

 

[Dayvo]

I went to White Hart Lane a lot in the early-mid '70s. Chivers' long throw, the nick-on byGilzean at the front post and Peters to score at the back post. It happened many times.

He wasn't a flashy player but the fans loved him.

RIP

 

[Vapin' Joe]

Greaves and Gilzean were known as the G Men.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

World Cup semi-final or pre-season friendly?

Mon the Loons!

 

[mark st1]

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.sk...s-juventus-from-real-madrid-on-four-year-deal

Didn’t see that coming. Deal looks to be costing Juve £340 million in total over the 4 years. £500.000 a week. Blimey !

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

World Cup semi-final or pre-season friendly?

Mon the Loons!

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Here's the highlights, worth watching as some good goals (and you get to see me - standing behind the goals in bright blue jacket)


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmQA6FFOh0k&feature=youtu.be