COME ON STANLEY. Name: Sean Hessey. Squad Number: 4. Date Signed: August 2010 Posi t ion: Cent re Back Date of Birth: 19. 09. 1978. Previous clubs: Wigan Athletic, Huddersfield Town, Blackpool, Ki lmarnock, Chester City, Macclesfield Town. Pen pic : Sean signed a
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Comedy Genius From Michael McIntyre. On a recent TV show this brilliant and refreshing comedian came up with two classics as he introduced two celebrity members of his audience. Deborah Meaden of Dragon’s Den fame. Michael suggested a new answerphone message for Deborah. “Let me tell you where I’m at……….. I’m out.” He then introduced Carol Vorderman, and reminded her of the time they met in a lift. Carol was on the buttons and asked “ What do you want.” Michael thought — “If I can’t make a joke out of this I’m not a stand up comedian.” So he replied to Carol, “Give me one from the top and any four from underneath.”
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one-year deal at the Crown Ground at the beginning of August 2010 after a successful trial period. He signed for Chester City following their promotion back to the Football League in 2004, becoming a key first team member throughout his first three years at the club. He has proved to be a versatile player throughout his career, play- ing at centre back, full back and also holding midfield. Hessey joined his most recent club, Macclesfield Town, in November 2007 on loan from Chester. He signed for Macclesfield permanently in Summer 2008 on a two-year deal. He was released at the end of 2009-2010 before spending pre-season on trial at the Crown Ground. 2 0 1 0 / 2 0 1 1 A p p e a r a n c e s - 1 2 G o a l s - 1 Career Stanley Appearances - 12 Career Goals – 1 New Signing – Kevin Long New Accrington Stanley signing Kevin Long is looking forward to playing first team football at the Crown Ground. The 20-year-old signed on loan from neighbours Burnley earlier this month. "I didn't have to really think for long when I was given the chance to come here," admitted the Irish under 21 international. "I just think that the opportunity to play some competitive first team games is a great opportunity and I just want to get out and play some games. "I think this is the next step for me - to get out on loan, play league football and hopefully do well then when I do go back to Burnley I'll improve things there so this is a great opportunity for me really." It's just a short trip down the M65 for the new boy and he believes that will make it easier following the upheaval of switching Ireland for England earlier this year. "I settled into the area quite quickly because all the lads at Burnley are really great," said Long. "I think the fact that Accrington are local is really great. It means I don't have to move property again and get unsettled. I can just stay where I am at the moment and drive in from there." Accrington Stanley V Stevenage Hospitality & Sponsorship Saturday 20th November 2010 For only £35.00 per person or £325.00 for a table of 10, hospitality at Accrington Stanley includes a delicious 3 course meal, match day ticket and programme, official team sheet and 2 complimentary bottles of wine for each table of 10. Meals are served in the half way line Hospitality Suite with the option of watching the game from inside. We have various sponsorship opportunities on a match day. These include a official match sponsor, ball sponsor & programme sponsor. For prices and details please contact the Commercial Executive, Danielle Fox on: (01254) 356957 or alternatively email
danielle.fox@
accringtonstanley.co.uk
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Danielle Fox Commercial Executive Accrington Stanley Football Club Livingstone Road Accrington, Lancashire, BB5 5BX T: 0871 434 1968 M: 07851133502 E:
danielle.fox@
accringtonstanley.co.uk www.accringtonstanley.co.uk
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