Accrington Stanley? Oo are they?
Lancashire Telegraph: Angry kids hold vigil for Accrington Stanley
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1 comment:
I'm old enough to remember when Accrington Stanley were in the Fourth Division* of the old Football League - back in the days of the Light Programme...only two black-and- white TV channels...most houses without central heating...shops selling stuff like it was still wartime rationing...in-your-face sexism, racialism, classism...The Good Old Days(not).
Except that most newspapers were as crap then as now.
*and/or the Third Division North.
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