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Altrincham FC First Team / Thanks to Graham, Kenny and the team
« on: November 22, 2009, 11:36:08 AM »
Graham, Kenny and the lads

Thanks for a great afternoon yesterday, Alex and I really really enjoyed ourselves watching the match. I think you deserved the win yesterday, especially in the light of the criticism you have received recently.

Best way to shut up the critics that! Oh yeah, we have Kearney back and Smith now. Just keeps getting better and better does'nt it.

Seriously, great afternoons entertainment and we have a great time.

Thanks All

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Altrincham FC First Team / Ian Senior/Stewart Coburn
« on: November 18, 2009, 11:11:00 PM »
I would just like to register my thanks to both Ian Senior and Stewart Coburn for giving up most of their evening tonight to coach the goalkeepers of Altrincham FC Juniors, my own son Alex included.

I am sure Alex will be benefit from their help tonight as will the other attendees. It is very nice for the players to be coached by them, and we appreciated the senior members of the club, helping to bring our Junior members on.

Thanks once again Stewart and Ian.

Steve from Sale

108
Altrincham FC First Team / Be Warned Mansfield....
« on: October 24, 2009, 10:37:30 AM »
I will be using your lavatories!!

109
Altrincham FC First Team / New signing Antonio Bryan
« on: October 24, 2009, 08:31:14 AM »
Does anybody know if new player Antonio Bryan is eligible to play Mansfield.

My kind of player - pacey wide wingers, may put Mansfields defence under pressure

110
Altrincham FC First Team / What do you think of.....
« on: October 23, 2009, 07:20:43 PM »
Teams that play music after their team score a goal.

Personally I hate it and hope that Alty never take it up. Opinions anyone. What is the worst you have heard, I nomiate Tottenham though do know if they still use it, it sounds manic.

I HOPE MANSFIELD DO NOT DO THAT, AND HOPE THAT IF THEY DO WE NEVER GET TO FIND OUT

Steve from Sale

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Altrincham FC First Team / RE Coach Travel to Mansfield
« on: October 23, 2009, 07:10:01 PM »
Hi

Does anybody know if you have booked on the coach from Altyfc, can you change the pickup point to the Hare and Hounds at 1200pm.

Need to change it due to wife dropping us off nearer where she has to be.

Mark or anybody, can you advise if Alex and I are ok to change

Cheers

Steve from Sale and Alex from Sale

112
Altrincham FC First Team / Mansfield Town Entry
« on: October 21, 2009, 07:39:15 PM »
Hi gang

Not sure if I may have missed an earlier thread, but do we have to prebook tickets for the Mansfield game, or can they be purchased on arrival at the ground.

I am already booked on the coach with our Alex but not sure about getting into the ground. Can the club or someone from MTFC advise me. 1 x adult and 1 x under 16 in the away end.

Thanks in advance

Steve from Sale

113
Altrincham FC First Team / The Penalty
« on: September 29, 2009, 11:32:16 PM »
Hi gang

First of all let me congratulate the team and management for a great result today. I saw one or two queries about the penalty, plus heard several people say why was it given as we walked out. Suspect one or two may not be sure, unless you were behind the goal, or behind Chris Senior. I was right behind the goal and had a clear view of the incident. First, for those fans unsure and also the Gateshead players, it was a stonewall penalty and the keeper was not the culprit. I thought the culprit was the red-headed centreback, no 6 I think. As Chris Senior went for the 50/50 ball with the keeper, his heel was clipped by the player as he went down with the keeper to try and keep the ball in play. I have to say it was pretty sneaky incident and was only viewable to the most eagle eyed ref. He did damn well to spot that as it happened so quickly, but as soon as he blew and pointed to the spot I knew exactly where he was coming from. It all happened so fast but that was a fabulous decision, and also the right one. To be honest I am not being biased here but that referee did not get much wrong on the night, but that was a great decision. It would have been easy to play a goal kick or corner or whatever it would have been, but to give the penalty at that stage in the game was brave, but he got it spot on.

Gatesheads players and fans can slag me off all they like but I believe they missed what I saw from my angle. Some other fans behind Chris Senior or to the left of the goal from the terracing may also have seen it.

Any body else wish to verify what I think I saw?

Who cares really, its about time WE had some luck


Steve from Sale


 

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Altrincham FC First Team / Messge to all from Steve from Sale
« on: August 17, 2009, 12:56:10 PM »
Hi to one and all.

I have just returned from holiday in Mexico and missed the start of the season. I have been in Wythenshaw Hospital over the weekend for a Haemmorhoidectomy operaton and my ass is now killing me. This is the culmination of 8 years trouble I have had which has now hopefully come to an end. I have not had much to smile about over the last weekend, but have had great pleasure in seeing our club results, and reports on the sites, and it has really put a smile on my face and been something very positive for me.

I am unable to make the game on Tuesday now due to the operation, and am gutted as I cannot yet use my season ticket but should be back to see the Saturday one; V AFC Wimbledon. I am unable to drive, sit down or go to work, and am in constant pain - the worst I have ever had in my whole life; I would not wish in on anybody!!

Perhaps Graham and Ken would like to thank the lads on my behalf for me for their results so far. They have really cheered me up at a low point, which should not now last much longer. Great results for us all, and long may they continue.

Thanks for cheering me up, and keep up the good work lads.

See you all hopefully at the Wimbledon game if I am up to it.

Fondest regards


Steve from Sale

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Hi

The game as I understand it, is now on this Tuesday which is fine by me. We look forward to welcoming you to the ground and hope you enjoy your visit. Please put aside the troubles over the weekend, they have no place at the game next Tuesday. Like yourselves, we are fans of our respective clubs and the beautiful game that we know and love so well. We are both up and coming sides who enjoy playing the game and also play it well, and more importantly this game will be benficial to both teams as they go into the forthcoming season. This is the reason why I do not want the game to be cancelled this Tuesday.

On Saturday, football was the loser for me on that occasion, but I feel the mud-slinging should stop now. What is done is done, both clubs and fans, and myself in particular have learnt from our experiences and I would now like to see staff and stewards from both clubs work together to ensure the night is trouble free. Whether they were MUFC or FCUM fans is irelevant to me now, i just want football to be the winner, hence my attempt at holding out an olive branch. Enjoy yourselves on Tuesday, have a bite to eat, chat to the stewards and other fans. 

This Tuesday football has to be the winner, so lets just enjoy two entertaining sides do what they do best, and provide a mutually beneficial and entertaining game for the supporters. Football is the beautiful game, let it be the winner this Tuesday irrespective of the result.

FCUM, look forward to meeting up with you on Tuesday, perhaps your stewards would like to get in touch with ours as I'm sure we can work together, club and staff to make this great game.

Very best regards to you all


Steve From Sale

116
Altrincham FC First Team / Key players for next season
« on: July 06, 2008, 12:24:54 AM »
Hi everybody, hope you are having a good close season. Thought I would start off a new thread by an overview of Graham's signings, to also ask for everyone's opinion of what we may be able to hope for this season. I refuse to take on a negative attitude about 08/09 and will totally ignore the Blue Square opinion that we are auto-relegation candidates.

In fact I have a sneaky suspicion that we may be a surprise package for mid-table. Perhaps I am being optimistic but hey-ho there is nothing wrong with that is there?  We have kept the nucleas of our best players from last season and I am glad Colin has committed himself to the club once again - my near neighbour, just a few roads down from me; and if you are from our area youre ok!! I am pleased that our goalie is staying as he still has much to offer the club, as has Robbie Lawton. The others have shown commitment to the cause, but I do not want our club to keep players who do not wish to stay. So what of the new signings. 

I am very excited about the signing of Chris Denham for one, and also Kevin Street and Matt Doughty. But with all good teams you need to have a mix of experienced players and also lower league players who need the fresh challenge of playing in a higher league, hence the signing of Dale Johnson and Anthony Danylyck. Anthony's reputation from Leek goes before him. He was a highly valued player and captain but has committed himself to Alty and he has my fullest support. I wish him well and I see him as the surprise package for next season. I hope so, and I feel this is what Graham may have seen in him. The same applies to Dale, you have nothing to lose go for it. Alex Meechan we all know from games V Forest Green et al, and I read with interest what the Forest fans are saying on our web. There is a lot of respect there and that does not come easily in non-league!! Grahams signing are clever in the fact that he has captured best players from other relegated teams plus the mix of lower leagers making the higher grade and some established players already conference and league experienced. I am also scanning the Alty website for the name of the new central defender we are looking at. I hope it is who I think it may be, fingers crossed, but it may be a pipe dream. We shall see.

NO DISRESPECT TO OTHER TEAMS but they thought we would be a walkover, well not as far as I and Alty are concerned. I hope the new lads and established team players read this and start believing in themselves, because I am taking a lot of positives for next season. I am stewarding during 08/09 once again, as I miss the bonding with other stewards, and having my ear much closer to the club and to feel more a part of it. This will be my 34th season. I remember the heady days of Gerry Casey, Peter Eales and John Hughes from my first season, not to mention OUR GRAHAM.

I am really looking forward to seeing the new players in action and know they will all battle to prove themselves. I am also looking forward to hearing the banter with the away fans once again, always top at Alty!!

Forget the doom mongers who predict relegation. Here's to a 12-16th place for next season, my prediction. 

To the established players, thanks for staying with my team and best of luck for next season. To the new players, here us shouting for you on the terraces as you go out to prove yourselves; we are right behind you. But more than anything else, enjoy yourselves and go for the challenge. I have every confidence in you.

I am REALLY REALLY looking forward to this season.

Best regards to all management, team players old and new, fans, and in particular my fellow stewards.


Steve from Sale

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Altrincham FC First Team / From Steve From Sale - Fundraising
« on: May 08, 2008, 11:27:47 PM »
Hi All

This is Steve from Sale, not posted for ages I'm afraid, but somebody touched on a subject in the fundraising and felt I had to get my oar in.

Someone suggested under 16s older age tournaments. This would be a pretty good idea, especially the bit about feeding the youth team new players, which would help George Heslop. My own team of under 17s from Unicorn Athletic have now finished the season and I have now retired as a manager. The team has now wound up, but three of my players have been referred to George. It would be nice to have an under 15-18s tournament if that is possible. I could get a team together for this from my ex Unicorn players. There are some very good players in the 15-18 age group, and a lot of clubs finish from under 15s, mine have ran to under 17s. Timperley and District is a very strong league, especially in the older age groups and there are some very good players about. If this comes about I for one would enter a team.

Sorry but I felt it worth starting this as a new thread; hope you dont mind.

Any other comments anybody

Steve from Sale

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Altrincham FC First Team / Other conference clubs
« on: January 09, 2007, 06:11:43 PM »
Does anybody else get fed up of the lack of credit from other clubs like I do - the latest one being Rushden and Diamonds. Very few teams seem to give us anything positive, only negative, after we have played them on reading our unflattering website reports from the opposition.

With all due respect to all of them, I think Alty have played some fine football this season, but there is also something known as good sportsmanship. It happens at Junior level, so why not at conference level and beyond.

Less of there we're full time and they are part time, give us credit when due, especially when the odds are stacked against us. By the way, re the points hall for the rest of the season, I think 3 points possible re Oxford game, sticking me neck out there.

Keep up the good work Alty!

Anyone wish to add to this comment?

Steve

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