Accrington Morecambe (abandoned) iFollow thread

[MFC-Manc]

I understand that when the game is played that it's a fiver to get in....

If you kept your TIcket Stubbs it should be free.

[black morse]

I understand that when the game is played that it's a fiver to get in....

If you kept your TIcket Stubbs it should be free.

Why? You've already watched half a game. £5 sounds fair to me.

[BerlinWaller]

Did they issue any tickets on admission? They pulled that stunt the last time and i swore then they would never get another penny out of me.

[MFC-Manc]

I understand that when the game is played that it's a fiver to get in....

If you kept your TIcket Stubbs it should be free.

Why? You've already watched half a game. £5 sounds fair to me.

So if I can’t go do I get 10 pounds back as I only watched one half

[steve mfc]

Correct decision to abandon the game as there was a lot of standing water at the time, they scored with their only chance and we were the better side but that's happened before. Accy really is an awful ground if your an away supporter it just seems to get worse every time you go.

[fulwoodshrimp]

After his performance today it seems the Salisbury family are producing really poor referees. Son Michael was a disaster in last season's game against Cheltenham and father Graham today was very much a homer giving 50-50 decisions to the home team.

[Sakhalin Shrimp]

any League Match which from any cause whatever falls short of 90 (ninety) minutes’ duration may be ordered to count as a completed fixture or be replayed in full or in part on whatever terms and conditions the Board shall in their absolute discretion determine and shall be played in compliance with these Regulations and the Football Association Rules respectively and under the Laws of the Game as approved by the International Football Association Board”.

So when do we know what the decision is, replay or result?

[Keith]

So when do we know what the decision is, replay or result?

Definitely a replay. The rule that the FA can use judgment is for those very rare occasions when play is stopped a few minutes from full time, for example, crowd trouble from the losing teams followers, and they'll let the score stand. Half time abandonments always get replayed.

[John L]

So when do we know what the decision is, replay or result?

Definitely a replay. The rule that the FA can use judgment is for those very rare occasions when play is stopped a few minutes from full time, for example, crowd trouble from the losing teams followers, and they'll let the score stand. Half time abandonments always get replayed.

Wasn't there a end of season game a few years ago (Blackpool v Huddersfield?) that was abandoned after a fans' pitch invasion that wasn't replayed?

[OmegaTerraceRoar]

https://twitter.com/asfcofficial/status ... 0007464960

[Sakhalin Shrimp]

So when do we know what the decision is, replay or result?

Definitely a replay. The rule that the FA can use judgment is for those very rare occasions when play is stopped a few minutes from full time, for example, crowd trouble from the losing teams followers, and they'll let the score stand. Half time abandonments always get replayed.

Cheers

[outsider]

Just dryed out. Think the ref called it off as he felt sorry for us fans. The toilets now have running water. Sadly it's down the walls. Last time we had to go back didn't we lose 5-0?

[steve mfc]

Just dryed out. Think the ref called it off as he felt sorry for us fans. The toilets now have running water. Sadly it's down the walls. Last time we had to go back didn't we lose 5-0?

Think it was 5-1.

[Christies Minder]

Talking of "running water" in the toilets at the away end, are their no set rules on facilities required as a
Football league club ? they are simply atrocious.
Playing cricket in the Westmorland League, clubs need a certain standard of facilities to be accepted in to the league & are thrown out if their standards fall below them.
It's bad enough to watch football at the Wham "Stadium" but even on a fine day their facilities for away fans are shocking and £20 admission fee is a joke.