Posted on 21st July 2010
The Official Accrington Stanley Supporters’ Trust (OASST) have become the latest supporter group to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with their club.
Posted on 21st July 2010
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Accrington Stanley Supporters’ Club and Accrington Stanley Football Club who have teamed up to offer 2010/11 Accrington Stanley Supporters’ Club Membership through both The Stanley Store (at the Crown Ground) and online through Stanley’s new ticketing and retail system.
Visit the memberships tab at www.wearestanley.co.uk.
Supporters Club Chairman Neil McGuinness said: "Accrington Stanley Supporters’ Club are thrilled to be part of this new, exciting initiative between ourselves and the Club itself.
"It will help enable us to reach friends old and new, not just in Accrington, but on a truly Global Scale. It will also give us a chance to help keep the fans up to date with the running of the Supporters’ Club and provide information about upcoming events and promotions that will be run throughout the course of the season, whilst helping spread the word about our "Great Little Club"."
If anyone would like anymore information they can contact Neil via email: [email protected].
Membership costs £5 per person.
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