Shrimpsvoices

Just a quick note. On my way back from accrington. I don't know what some of the views will be from other morecambe fans are but I'm sure you will comment if you agree. Some of the younger morecambe fans really do need to grow up!

younger people do tend to grow up, i think its called, growing up

This is a serious point. Throwing a bottle at the accrington goalkeeper is not acceptable.

number1shrimp wrote:This is a serious point. Throwing a bottle at the accrington goalkeeper is not acceptable.

Is that when we scored

no seriously it aint acceptable and i hope the culprit is identified

you never said that in the first post, disgusting if it happened.

Yes he got thrown out. The bottle never hit the keeper but that's not the point. We don't want to start giving morecambe a bad name!

Not standing up for anyone in any way , but the bottle in question was a plastic empty pop bottle just for the record. No excuse though

hope that was not anexample of t he new product placement laws

What about the bog rolls as well.

The empty bottle was silly, but it is the minority. The rest of the 'younger' fans were brilliant. They tend to be the only ones trying to make some noise.

Come on oldies, where are you?

Youngies should take note not to behave in such a manner after the game at places like Port Vale or Bradford as you will be pasted up a drainpipe somewhere. Seems like harmless fun at the time I suppose

What was all the nonsense in the pub afterwards? Heard there was a bit of a teenage standoff. We've never had problems with Accrington and always shared the banter.

shrimper wrote:What was all the nonsense in the pub afterwards? Heard there was a bit of a teenage standoff. We've never had problems with Accrington and always shared the banter.

It was banter, they were trying to upset there own stewards , don't know the inns and outs but alot of people in the accy stand left mid way through second half and apparently this was because of there stewards behaving inappropriate not sure if true but that's what has been said!

It was absolutely nothing. Case closed.

utter disgrace and if anyone knows of this person please make them aware it is not acceptable.

Personally if the person was travelling with me I would bar him permanently.

thegentlegiant wrote:utter disgrace and if anyone knows of this person please make them aware it is not acceptable.

Personally if the person was travelling with me I would bar him permanently.

Please explain..

thegentlegiant wrote:

shrimper wrote:What was all the nonsense in the pub afterwards? Heard there was a bit of a teenage standoff. We've never had problems with Accrington and always shared the banter.

It was banter, they were trying to upset there own stewards , don't know the inns and outs but alot of people in the accy stand left mid way through second half and apparently this was because of there stewards behaving inappropriate not sure if true but that's what has been said!

there was a small amount of trouble between Stanley and the Stewards that has been brewing for some time, coupled with a first time protest againt the current owner of the club. Testosterone was a little high


As for trouble in the pub afterwards, there wasn't any. Morecambe had a minibus parked on The Crown carpark and the lads that were on it sang their way from the away end, as they got to the car park there were some Stanley still around who sang a bit back. In fairness both sides had one or two who wanted to take it a bit further (in particular the young blonde Morecambe fan who ran at the Stanley fans). But it was nothing more than posteration, if that is even a word!

as for the game then well done to Morecambe. you finally got the hang of trying to battle for a point against the Stanley. First half you had Roche to thank (again) for making two good saves in the first ten minutes that could have meant Stanley running away with it. In the end though honours were fairly even as Dunbavin had to make three good stops to keep the Reds in the game. Number 10 or 16 (hard to tell as had a bit of mud on his back) was particularly dangerous and can count himself unlucky not to have bagged a few.

end of the day, the record is intact - you can't beat The Stanley, but if you had of done we probably couldn't complain about it. A draw was there or therabouts correct though.

As for your fans, fair play! For the first time in Eons we saw you making some noise and actually enjoying yerselves! It wasn't loud, but probably neither were we but at least we could see that you were having a go.

Ha nice one! Fair description of events. Definitely our No.10 Jevons. I think we should both be happy with mid table this season and look forward to next season with a blank page

I heard it wasn't Ezz

maccawozzagod wrote:

thegentlegiant wrote:

shrimper wrote:What was all the nonsense in the pub afterwards? Heard there was a bit of a teenage standoff. We've never had problems with Accrington and always shared the banter.

It was banter, they were trying to upset there own stewards , don't know the inns and outs but alot of people in the accy stand left mid way through second half and apparently this was because of there stewards behaving inappropriate not sure if true but that's what has been said!

there was a small amount of trouble between Stanley and the Stewards that has been brewing for some time, coupled with a first time protest againt the current owner of the club. Testosterone was a little high


As for trouble in the pub afterwards, there wasn't any. Morecambe had a minibus parked on The Crown carpark and the lads that were on it sang their way from the away end, as they got to the car park there were some Stanley still around who sang a bit back. In fairness both sides had one or two who wanted to take it a bit further (in particular the young blonde Morecambe fan who ran at the Stanley fans). But it was nothing more than posteration, if that is even a word!

The blonde Morecambe 'fan' who thought he'd try to start a riot was the lad who threw a bottle on the pitch. I'm only a few years older than him and have travelled with him, but proof that the legal drinking age should be enforced!

I barged my way through the Morecambe boys, hugged one of the accy twins, and proceeded to get into the crown and get my pie, which was without doubt the best pie i've ever had in my life.

I was stood quite close to bottle-gate. Yes it was totally out of order, but those around the lad who threw the object instantly let him know that this was the case straight away....this was mainly the younger fans who have been labelled in a negative way on this thread, who took it upon themselves to self-police the incident.

I'm sure the lad was just over-excited, possibly drunk and regrets throwing an empty Lucozade bottle in the general direction of the goalkeeper. It landed a good 10m away from the keeper, but I suppose that isn't the point. I don't think the chap was thrown out, the steward came over and told the group that if any other objects entered the pitch the culprit would be turfed out.

As mentioned above in the thread, the person who threw the bottle is a regular at Morecambe games home and away. I don't actually know him, but he is probably embarrassed by what was quite a silly thing to do. I'm sure it won't happen again and a lesson has been learnt. Can we not move on? Personally I don't see the need to run back to Morecambe and start a witch hunt on an internet messageboard. If you had a problem, why not air it at the game? I'll tell you why, because the matter was resolved there and then. No need for bitching on here. Get a backbone.

I thought he was thrown out?
Everyone around him did let him know straight away he was out of order though, which was the youths the o/p generalised as letting the club down.

If anything last our support was brilliant, it's a shame it didn't catch on with everyone else in the crowd but still very good.

If it is the young blonde lad I am thinking of (and I am certain it is), he does this stupid trouble at a lot of away games. Dagenham last year he was a **** to us, and also for a game this season. Just sillyness going too far.