ALTY in EXILE 2002-2003
The new logo.
Jacqui Forster a long time Altrincham supporter suggested to SAFE that they establish a section for those Alty fans who now live outside the Altrincham area.  She is responsible for the section. This page is used for matters relating to our exiles. The following is material supplied by Jacqui 
Jacqui seen at Bamber Bridge

March  2003 Fanfare Volume 3 Edition 4 published

The latest issue of "Fanfare for the Traveling Fans" has now been sent to the Exiles. despite the fact that I thought I was fairly up to date with news of STAR and SAFE I found it interesting reading. There was a good description of the Launch of STAR with a strong recommendation that Exiles become members. Application and standing order forms and a summary of the rules were included.

It is possible that SAFE will disband at the next AGM and a voting form was provided which and asked if that was the case should the Exiles become a subsidiary of STAR. Jacqui Forster who is heavily involved with STAR said she would require help with the fanfare if the Exiles continued.

The Exiles have sponsored Tony Sullivan, who recently joined Altrincham 

There were excellent articles by Jacqui and Peter Crawford several topics including one on the restructuring of the Conference

If  you live 20 miles outside the Altrincham area  it is well worth joining the Exiles, if only to get a copy of these Newsletters

 

 

January  2003 Newsletter published

Jacqui Forster has sent me my a personal copy of the latest issue of her Newsletter "Fanfare for the Traveling Fans" for review. This is edition 3 of volume 3. Circulation is restricted to members of the Alty in Exile Group. Another impressive and informative document with with photos and articles submitted by exiles. It includes the report of an in depth interview with Alty's ex- physiotherapist Anne-Marie Jones by Jacqui, and the Peter Crawford column, amongst others .  My conclusion is the same as last time if  you live outside the Altrincham area (now over 20 miles) it is well worth joining the Exiles, if only to get a copy of these Newsletters

 

Alty in Exile to sponsor Lancaster City Matchball - some fly in

 

Alty in Exile organised sponsorship of the Matchball for the Lancaster City match on 4th January. Three are Exiles flying in from Italy, Estonia and Algeria as well as a few British-based ones. Still room for any more to join at a specially knocked-down price of only £20 per head. All participants will met at 1.30 p.m. by the front door (inside as it's chilly) and then be greeted with a drink from the bar, free matchday programme, hot and cold lunch and team sheet. They take their seats in the sponsor's stand and retire inside for tea and coffee at half time. They will be in the best seats for the Supporters Trust open meeting at 5.30 p.m. on the same day.
Jacqui Forster and Jon Stack, two of the group from the Alty in Exiles which co-sponsored the match ball together in the center with guest Mark Murray who is Acting Secretary of the Altrincham Supporters Trust, which is in the processes of being formed


 Alty in Exile to meet prior to trophy match


Their will be an Exiles pre-match drink at The Piper Pub on the A6 in Kettering from 1.00 p.m. onwards on 11th January, 2003 before the FA Trophy match. All Exiles welcome and even non-Exiles will be allowed to join us to swell the numbers and toast a passage into the next round!

September  Newsletter published

Jacqui Forster has sent me my a personal copy of the latest Newsletter for review. Circulation is restricted to members of the Alty in Exile. Another impressive and informative document with with photos and articles submitted by exiles. It includes the report of an in depth interview with Rod Thornley by Jacqui.  If  you live outside the Altrincham area (now over 20 miles) it is well worth joining the Exiles, if only to get a copy of these Newsletters

Membership

To date 66 Exiles have joined or rejoined. An Application form  is here.

2002-2003 Members list at 08 April 2003

Robert

Amstutz

of Wuerenlingen, Switzerland
Sally  Antia  of Dubai

Simon

Arron

of Beckenham

Alan

Bates

of Wolverhampton
Derek Bowland of Montgomery Wales

Andy

Boyers

of Nottingham

Peter

Carroll

of Delhi

Ian

Casey

of Liverpool

David

Corris

of Bath

Tony

Corris

of Penn near High Wycombe

Peter

Crawford

of Nantwich

Robert

Dickinson

of Sydney 

Simon

Dickinson

currently somewhere is South America

Simon

Ellis

of Sowerby Bridge

Kevin

Ellison

of Liverpool (patron)

Kevin

Fisher

all of Blackpool

John

Fisher

all of Blackpool

Mary

Fisher

all of Blackpool

Michael

Fisher

all of Blackpool

Steve

Forster

of Norwich

Jacqui

Forster

of Witney

Chris

Furlong

of Leeds
John Gill of London New member

Mark

Griffin

of York

Tracey

Griffin

of York

Charlotte

Griffin

of York

Nathaniel

Griffin

of York
Martin

Heritage 

 of Evesham

Laurence

Howarth

of London

Rodger

Kerslake

of Milton Keynes

David

Lewis

of Stamford

Nick

Lynch

of London

Alan

Murray

of Bromsgrove
Jamie Newall of London

David

Ordman

of Estonia

Bob

Peters

of Sheffield

Jackie

Peters

of Sheffield

Jenny

Peters

of Sheffield

Stephen

Peters

of Sheffield

Keith

Piercy

of Harefield

Norman

Platt

of Liverpool
Mark  Roberts of Sardinia Italy

Malcom

Riley

of Nottingham

Simon

Rose

of USA

Jeff

Roy

of Canada

Terry

Rowley

of Algeria

Geoff

Ryder

of Zurich, Switzerland
Ray Sant of Shrewsbury

Daisy

Seller

and her father, Nic

Seller

of Nottingham

Robert

Sharpe

of South Africa

Alan

Shaw

of Wellingborough

Stephen

Shaw

of Wellingborough

Thomas

Shaw

of Wellingborough

Jon

Stack

of Tamworth
Tony   Simpson  of Stokenchurch

Winnie

Stack

of Newcastle

Russell

Sykes

of Welling

Matt

Taylor

of Sheffield
Paul Thompson  of Missouri USA 

Jonathan

Wall

of London

Matthew

Wheeler

of Australia

David

Whittaker

of London
Steve Wilson of New Malden, Surrey

Russell

Woodward

of Witney

Alison

Woolford

of Cirencester
 

July Newsletter published

Jacqui Forster has sent me a personal copy of the latest Newsletter for review. Circulation is restricted to members of the Alty in Exile. It is most impressive, in a "pdf" format with photos and articles submitted by exiles. Well worth the membership fee should you live outside the Altrincham area and are an Alty supporter.