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Accrington Stanley, who are they?' asked one to the other when told a lactose-free Rushie would be playing for the lowly side, not Liverpool. 'Exactly,' came the pithy reply. Four decades on ...

Accrington Stanley were outclassed but not embarrassed. They came close to making it 2-1 on a couple of occasions in the second half and enjoyed every minute of the biggest game in the club’s ...

Kevin Spaine was one of two boys who starred in the famous 1980s Milk Marketing Board advert that became an instant hit with fans due as Liverpool meet Accrington ...

The chasm between them remains as large as 35 years ago when both clubs featured in a famous advert for milk with the immortal pay-off line: “Accrington Stanley, who are they?”. Nobody at ...

or at least a match for the ages against a team they will always be linked with due to a milk advert. “Accrington Stanley, who are they?”, will be answered - one way or another - this afternoon.

they don’t come along too often.” Seamus previews @LFC. — Accrington Stanley (@ASFCofficial) January 9, 2025 Liverpool are still chasing the quadruple, although Wednesday night’s 1-0 ...

74min: Chiesa is busy, holding off a Stanley defender before finding the side netting for the second time this game. 54min: Accrington pushing more this half than they did in the first ...

They’ve had 85% over that first half with 12 shots and four on target. In comparison Accrington Stanley have only managed one effort. It’s been tough work for the League Two side who will just ...

The famous 1980s milk advert coined the well-known phrase "Accrington Stanley - who are they?" which still echoes around Liverpool today. The ad featured two young football fans, played by actors ...

The advert, which famously coined the line 'Accrington Stanley... who are they?' has become synonymous with the League Two club. However, behind the lighthearted commercial lies a more sinister story.

Commissioned by the Milk Marketing Board, the 1989 milk advert became a cultural touchstone, embedding the phrase “Accrington Stanley… who are they?” into football folklore. The commercial ...