The Official Accrington Stanley Supporters' Trust (OASST) hosted an extremely positive Fans' Forum with Accrington Stanley Chairman, Andy Holt, and First Team Manager, John Doolan, at the Wham Stadium on Tuesday; with player contracts, new signings, hospitality, and plans for the future of the club all discussed.
OASST Chairman, Peter Leatham, compèred the Fans' Forum, which also saw Stanley Chairman, Andy Holt, discuss the club's surprise at the announcement of Emirates FA Cup replays beings scrapped from 2024/25.
Supporters also asked questions on a number of other topics in Coley's, including the appointment of Ged Brannan as the club's new Assistant Manager, plans for pre-season, growing the fanbase, and much more.
Accrington Stanley Chairman, Andy Holt, said: "It was a great evening and a really good opportunity to meet with supporters and answer their questions about the club.
"We held some very positive discussions and I would like to thank all of our fans for their continued support."
OASST Chairman, Peter Leatham, added: "We had a fantastic turnout and there was a really positive atmosphere about the place.
"Andy and John gave great insight into the club and we are all looking forward to the new season already."
One supporter said to Andy Holt and John Doolan: "I have been coming here for 25 years and I would just like to thank you for all that you've done for this club.
"I am very confident in the manager that you have chosen, who will get us back doing what we do on the playing field and getting us back where we used to be.
"I really appreciate both of you and I think everybody should give you a big clap, because you've done a 'heck of a lot for this place."
Fellow supporter, Robert Mitchell, added: "A super evening and I left feeling even more positive than I was after the match on Saturday about the next few years at Stanley.
"Andy Holt seems to be back in full forward mode and John Doolan impresses me more and more every time I hear him speak.
"The future is glowing Red!"
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