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Altrincham FC First Team / If only it could be that simple
« on: April 20, 2011, 10:30:58 PM »
I know its not our league but i like the idea
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Altrincham FC First Team / Moss lane to continue to host Manchester united reserve games
« on: April 19, 2011, 10:16:20 PM »
UNITED ARE STAYING!
Altrincham FC Chairman, Grahame Rowley writes:
"Altrincham Football Club are pleased to announce that Manchester United have agreed to continue playing their home reserve team fixtures at Moss Lane next season.
Manchester United are very pleased with the facilities at Moss Lane and also the hospitality that is provided to both their staff and visiting teams.
We look forward to welcoming them back next season and thank them for their continued support".
Altrincham FC Chairman, Grahame Rowley writes:
"Altrincham Football Club are pleased to announce that Manchester United have agreed to continue playing their home reserve team fixtures at Moss Lane next season.
Manchester United are very pleased with the facilities at Moss Lane and also the hospitality that is provided to both their staff and visiting teams.
We look forward to welcoming them back next season and thank them for their continued support".
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Altrincham FC First Team / Manchester united reserves v Chelsea reserves
« on: April 17, 2011, 10:19:00 PM »
At Moss lane tonight 18.04.2011 kick off 7pm
£5 Adults £2 Concessions
It will be interesting to see who Chelsea play........
£5 Adults £2 Concessions
It will be interesting to see who Chelsea play........
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Altrincham FC First Team / Good praise for the club in this article
« on: April 12, 2011, 10:00:49 PM »201
Altrincham FC First Team / Feeling a bit low well smash one of
« on: April 10, 2011, 03:35:17 PM »
To make you feel better
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Altrincham FC First Team / Another one of my daft fundraising idea's
« on: April 09, 2011, 03:01:21 PM »
Would anyone be interested in there own Altrincham fc clock
I have had this one done as an example
You can have any picture or design put on a clock the size of a CD/DVD disc also comes
with its own stand for either table or wall
I use a third party to get them made and would cost £9 including uk postage or you could collect
All profits to the Altrincham football club.
Let me have your thoughts and would it be worth while doing?
The picture below is another example of a home shirt i saw in the office last week
I have had this one done as an example
You can have any picture or design put on a clock the size of a CD/DVD disc also comes
with its own stand for either table or wall
I use a third party to get them made and would cost £9 including uk postage or you could collect
All profits to the Altrincham football club.
Let me have your thoughts and would it be worth while doing?
The picture below is another example of a home shirt i saw in the office last week
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Altrincham FC First Team / Manchester united reserves v Manchester city reserves
« on: April 06, 2011, 08:26:42 PM »
At moss lane Thursday 7 April kick off 7pm.
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Altrincham FC First Team / Two old photographs from the 1960's
« on: March 16, 2011, 07:00:18 PM »
I was at the club today and someone had bought in these two photographs so i copied the pictures with my phone
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Altrincham FC First Team / Altrincham home shirt *Sale*
« on: March 10, 2011, 01:57:43 PM »
The club have a limited number of the current home shirts for sale at £20.
The shirts are variuos sizes and in stock, You wil have to see Jenny on match days
to see if they have your size at the club shop.
First come first served
This is due to a new home shirt coming out in the summer.
The shirts are variuos sizes and in stock, You wil have to see Jenny on match days
to see if they have your size at the club shop.
First come first served
This is due to a new home shirt coming out in the summer.
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Altrincham FC First Team / ALTRINCHAM'S INJURY CRISIS
« on: March 09, 2011, 08:41:28 PM »
ALTY'S INJURY CRISIS
Brian Flynn, Alty's joint Press Officer writes:
"A single point from Saturday’s home game with Gateshead and Tuesday night’s trip to Barrow, leaves Altrincham effectively four points from safety with just eleven games left until the season closes on the last day of April. A very difficult position is heavily compounded by a looming injury crisis that has left manager Ken McKenna wondering what sort of team he is going to be able to put out in South Wales on Saturday, when the Robins make their playing debut at Newport County.
Already without five players, the reverse, in windswept Cumbria, cost Alty more than just three points as three further injuries were sustained. Greg Young (ankle), Steve Connors (groin) and Nicky Clee are all doubtful for Saturday, meaning that the Robins’ manager may have just a dozen fit players,including two goalkeepers, going into a week where the team have nine points to play for.
The Altrincham manager conceded that Barrow deserved victory in windswept Cumbria as the Robins produced a lacklustre second half display in front of a live TV audience. 'We let them have the ball in the first half and kept it tight until half-time, but were let down by poor organisation at the start of the second half….it was a great goal that they scored, but I was disappointed by our response to going behind. When we were looking for leaders, some heads dropped and our energy levels were low until the last few minutes, when we did finally put them under some pressure.Survival is still very much in our own hands and we have to get ourselves back up quickly for Newport on Saturday'.
Altrincham have a massive game on Tuesday when Forest Green Rovers are the visitors for a 7.45pm Kick Off at Moss Lane.
Brian Flynn, Alty's joint Press Officer writes:
"A single point from Saturday’s home game with Gateshead and Tuesday night’s trip to Barrow, leaves Altrincham effectively four points from safety with just eleven games left until the season closes on the last day of April. A very difficult position is heavily compounded by a looming injury crisis that has left manager Ken McKenna wondering what sort of team he is going to be able to put out in South Wales on Saturday, when the Robins make their playing debut at Newport County.
Already without five players, the reverse, in windswept Cumbria, cost Alty more than just three points as three further injuries were sustained. Greg Young (ankle), Steve Connors (groin) and Nicky Clee are all doubtful for Saturday, meaning that the Robins’ manager may have just a dozen fit players,including two goalkeepers, going into a week where the team have nine points to play for.
The Altrincham manager conceded that Barrow deserved victory in windswept Cumbria as the Robins produced a lacklustre second half display in front of a live TV audience. 'We let them have the ball in the first half and kept it tight until half-time, but were let down by poor organisation at the start of the second half….it was a great goal that they scored, but I was disappointed by our response to going behind. When we were looking for leaders, some heads dropped and our energy levels were low until the last few minutes, when we did finally put them under some pressure.Survival is still very much in our own hands and we have to get ourselves back up quickly for Newport on Saturday'.
Altrincham have a massive game on Tuesday when Forest Green Rovers are the visitors for a 7.45pm Kick Off at Moss Lane.
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Altrincham FC First Team / McKenna faces selection problems
« on: March 02, 2011, 10:02:06 PM »
McKenna faces selection problems
11:01am Wednesday 2nd March 2011
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KEN McKenna urged his Altrincham players to dig deep after injuries and suspension conspired to cast a shadow over their Blue Square Bet Premier survival hopes.
Optimism over an encouraging performance at promotion candidates AFC Wimbledon was offset by a second yellow card for tenacious midfielder Steve Connors and hamstring injuries to James Smith and Mark Beesley.
Connors misses Saturday’s home game with Gateshead, due to a one-game ban, as does key defender Smith, who will be out for 10 days.
As a further concern for McKenna, he looks like being without Shaun Densmore and Chris Denham for another month.
The Alty manager put on a brave face, though, as he assessed the mounting toll on his threadbare squad, saying: “We are thin on numbers, but we’ll just have to see who is available or if we can possibly get someone in.
“Beesley has a chance for Saturday, and I’m hoping Sam Hewson might be back in training before the end of the week, but we’ll be lucky to have Densmore and Denham back for the last month of the season.
“Denham has been our main forward this season, and it is a big blow to be without him so long. But the mood among the players is good, and there were plenty of positives about the way we restricted Wimbledon, created chances while the game was still in the balance and matched them for much of the game.
“We did go through a spell a while ago where we couldn’t score, but I look at us now and see goals in our locker, whether it be from Greg Young or Robbie Williams at set-pieces or open play from Wes Baynes, Nicky Clee, Damian Reeves or any of the other lads up front.”
McKenna is keeping his fingers crossed injury-hit York will not recall Young from his loan spell at Moss Lane.
“I certainly hope not, because he’s so effective in both areas, with his extra height,” he said.
“I hope we can hang on to him, and I have heard nothing so far to the contrary.”
11:01am Wednesday 2nd March 2011
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KEN McKenna urged his Altrincham players to dig deep after injuries and suspension conspired to cast a shadow over their Blue Square Bet Premier survival hopes.
Optimism over an encouraging performance at promotion candidates AFC Wimbledon was offset by a second yellow card for tenacious midfielder Steve Connors and hamstring injuries to James Smith and Mark Beesley.
Connors misses Saturday’s home game with Gateshead, due to a one-game ban, as does key defender Smith, who will be out for 10 days.
As a further concern for McKenna, he looks like being without Shaun Densmore and Chris Denham for another month.
The Alty manager put on a brave face, though, as he assessed the mounting toll on his threadbare squad, saying: “We are thin on numbers, but we’ll just have to see who is available or if we can possibly get someone in.
“Beesley has a chance for Saturday, and I’m hoping Sam Hewson might be back in training before the end of the week, but we’ll be lucky to have Densmore and Denham back for the last month of the season.
“Denham has been our main forward this season, and it is a big blow to be without him so long. But the mood among the players is good, and there were plenty of positives about the way we restricted Wimbledon, created chances while the game was still in the balance and matched them for much of the game.
“We did go through a spell a while ago where we couldn’t score, but I look at us now and see goals in our locker, whether it be from Greg Young or Robbie Williams at set-pieces or open play from Wes Baynes, Nicky Clee, Damian Reeves or any of the other lads up front.”
McKenna is keeping his fingers crossed injury-hit York will not recall Young from his loan spell at Moss Lane.
“I certainly hope not, because he’s so effective in both areas, with his extra height,” he said.
“I hope we can hang on to him, and I have heard nothing so far to the contrary.”
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Altrincham FC First Team / Barrow v Altrincham to be
« on: March 01, 2011, 02:16:12 PM »
Live in the Noel White suite opening times tbc.
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Altrincham FC First Team / Update on the assaulted stewards
« on: February 23, 2011, 09:36:40 PM »
Just to let you all know one has received a broken nose whilist on duty at last night game and the other has a swollen right hand.
I know you all have been quick to condone the actions of a minority of York fans i think some of the Altrincham fans need to take a hard
look at themselves that there behaviour didn't help matters especially the one stood on the wall.
The matter with the stewards is now being dealt with by Greater Manchster police so i cannot comment any further
If anyone has any information or witnessed the stewards being assaulted pm on here.
Darren Gregory
I know you all have been quick to condone the actions of a minority of York fans i think some of the Altrincham fans need to take a hard
look at themselves that there behaviour didn't help matters especially the one stood on the wall.
The matter with the stewards is now being dealt with by Greater Manchster police so i cannot comment any further
If anyone has any information or witnessed the stewards being assaulted pm on here.
Darren Gregory