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Hamilton Academical Thread 2012/13
frasiercrane
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20-Aug-2012 07:54
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How will the Accies do this season lads.I'd fancy will give promotion a good run this year
Hilltop
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20-Aug-2012 17:00
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2 games in and its 1 loss and a draw.
No need for panic just yet. The loss was to the mighty Raith Rovers and Morton weren't long finding out they wouldn't have it all their own way last Saturda. Ali, Floats like a Butterfly, Stings like a Bee, Crawford earning a deserved share of the spoils.
ACCIES!!!!!!
bp
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20-Aug-2012 17:07
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Topic: Hamilton Academical Thread 2012/13
What's next...the Barrow United thread ? the Sutton Coldfield Thread 2012/13 ? Forfar ? ....how far ??
theface2010
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20-Aug-2012 17:19
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Originally posted by bp:
Topic: Hamilton Academical Thread 2012/13What's next...the Barrow United thread ? the Sutton Coldfield Thread 2012/13 ? Forfar ? ....how far ??
Methinks that was young crane's reason for starting the thread.
bp
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20-Aug-2012 17:24
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He seems to have unearthed an enthusiastic Hamilton supporter though !
Hilltop
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20-Aug-2012 17:26
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Originally posted by bp:
He seems to have unearthed an enthusiastic Hamilton supporter though !
GET IN THE ACCIES!!!!
bp
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20-Aug-2012 17:33
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.....there's always one
Yojimbo
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20-Aug-2012 17:37
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Hopefully we don't have any Queen of the South camp followers, hereabouts
(and, no: I'm not referring to Elton John)
frasiercrane
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20-Aug-2012 19:37
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Accies 1 Morton 1
Accies and Morton shared the points in a remarkable game at New Douglas Park. After a decent opening spell from Accies, the experienced Morton team began to take control and it was no real surprise when they took the lead in the 15th minute when David O'Brien headed in a cross by former Accies man David Graham. Accies were up against it and their cause was not helped just before half time when skipper Alex Neil was ordered off for his second cautionable offence.
The visitors continued to look the likelier team after half time but Accies never gave up and were rewarded for their persistence with 10 minutes remaining when Ali Crawford (left) scored from close range. Morton captain Michael Tidser was ordered off by referee Crawford Allan for dissent with 4 minutes to go and both teams had to settle for a single point.
frasiercrane
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20-Aug-2012 19:40
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Big game against Cowdenbeath (away) at the weekend.Could do with a win to boost morale as much as for the 3 points on offer.We dont want to get behind the big boys like Raith Rovers too early in the year
C'mon you Accies (that was typed in a very strong South Lanarkshire accent)
frasiercrane
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20-Aug-2012 19:41
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Accies have this morning signed 20 year old midfielder Gary Fisher on temporary transfer from Kilmarnock until 1st January 2013. Gary had a similar spell on loan at Cowdenbeath last season. Billy Reid commented "I have been following Gary's progress for a while now and I am pleased to bring him into our squad
Thats a great signing it will give us some much needed options in midfield
nlgbbbblth
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20-Aug-2012 20:27
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Originally posted by Yojimbo:
Hopefully we don't have any Queen of the South camp followers, hereabouts
(and, no: I'm not referring to Elton John)
There's a few in Ireland.
Remember the fanzine No Way Referee?
Yojimbo
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20-Aug-2012 21:56
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Originally posted by nlgbbbblth:
There's a few in Ireland.Remember the fanzine No Way Referee?
Never heard of it, n
Bressie
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21-Aug-2012 12:46
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Cowdenbeath vs. Hamilton Academical has the makings of a great game.
Hilltop
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22-Aug-2012 15:34
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Unfortunately our young lads succumbed to the might of Celtic on Tuesday evening.
Glasgow Celtic 4 - 1 Hamilton Accies
Accies trailed at half time in this SPL under 20 game at Firhill. It was a decent first half from both teams, with Accies going close early on when James Martin volleyed against the bar from 6 yards after a deep cross from Ryan Finnie on the right. It was Celtic that took the lead, however, with a superb strike from 25 yards by Patrik Twardzik that sailed into the top corner, giving the Accies goalkeeper no chance.
The second half began badly for Accies, with full back Darnell Fisher fouled in the area and Atajic scoring from the spot despite a good effort by the Accies keeper. The home team extended their lead even further in the 54th minute when a good pass by Twardzik set up Denny Johnstone to score with a good low finish.
The pain continued for Accies on the hour, when Celtic No 9 Atajic fired home from the edge of the area with the Accies defence looking a bit ragged. Accies came back to life inside the final 10 minutes when, just after Celtic's No 6 Findlay had been sent off for a rash tackle, a low cross from the right was slashed past his own goalkeeper by substitute Henderson.
That proved to be the end of the scoring and Celtic won the game 4-1. Accies played well at times but the home team were deserved winners.
The Accies team; Allan, Finnie, Kilday, McGlinchey, McMann, Lyons, Fraser, Kirkpatrick, MacKinnon, Martin and Docherty
Scaoil Amach an Bobailín
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22-Aug-2012 15:38
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Originally posted by Hilltop:
The Accies team; Allan, Finnie, Kilday, McGlinchey, McMann, Lyons, Fraser, Kirkpatrick, MacKinnon, Martin and Docherty
Thats a proper sounding Scottish line up that, no fancy dan Brazilians or Spaniards in that side.
theface2010
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22-Aug-2012 17:26
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Originally posted by Hilltop:
The Accies team; Allan, Finnie, Kilday, McGlinchey, McMann, Lyons, Fraser, Kirkpatrick, MacKinnon, Martin and Docherty
Was young Crane playing midfield for Accies?
anlaoch
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22-Aug-2012 21:25
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Originally posted by Scaoil Amach an Bobailín:
Thats a proper sounding Scottish line up that, no fancy dan Brazilians or Spaniards in that side.
Hah, thats what you think! What about...Julio McKinnon? and Esteban Finnie?
Hate these fechking bandwagon Accies
frasiercrane
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22-Aug-2012 22:09
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Season Tickets 2012-13: Orders are now being taken.
All season tickets are valid for home league (and reserve / u20s) games only.
All ordinary season tickets are priced £150 (this equates to £125 before VAT, equivalent to £6.94 per 18 SFL league home games). All under 10s are free (accompanied by adult).
Additionally we have Gold season tickets priced General Tickets / Adults £295 and under 10s £195. This includes underground car park pass, entry to first floor function suite with pay bar pre match, half time tea / coffee and purvey, teamsheet and access to TV to catch up with the latest scores.
Also we have Supporters Matchday Hospitality Package priced £39 (inc vat) for season ticket holders and £49 (inc vat) for non season ticket holders. This includes 12.30pm arrival, four course meal and half time refreshments with a pre and post match pay bar. These can be booked by contacting the ticket office no later than a Tuesday prior to a Saturday home game. These are ideal for birthdays, special occasions or just for spoiling yourself.
Corporate Hospitality is again available in the second floor executive boxes where there is a champagne reception, four course lunch and all drinks included. You may watch the game from inside or outside the box, with one post match drink free and a pay bar in function suite thereafter. Includes programme and teamsheet. This is priced £1000 per person for the season.
To contact the ticket office 01698 368658 Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri (9.15am - 5.30pm)
Just in case ye are interested lads.Get them quick they're selling like hotcakes
frasiercrane
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25-Aug-2012 15:43
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Bad start.Down 1-0 coming up to half time
Yojimbo
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25-Aug-2012 17:25
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Originally posted by frasiercrane:
Bad start.Down 1-0 coming up to half time
Wait til we see all the glory hunters deserting in their droves!
frasiercrane
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25-Aug-2012 17:31
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FT
Cowdenbeath 1 Accies 0
I'm gutted
Yojimbo
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25-Aug-2012 17:33
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Originally posted by frasiercrane:
FTCowdenbeath 1 Accies 0
I'm gutted
Keep the faith, frasier!
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