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Tommy Rowe's Shirt Auction

WINNING BID: £ 160

The Tommy Rowe Shirt was been won with a bid of £160. The winner wishes to remain anonymous as the shirt is intended as a surprise Christmas present for a family relative.

Thank you to everyone who bid for this item your support is greatly appreciated.

Welcome

Welcome to the web site for the Hatters Independent Supporters Club. Recent additions are details of the HISC publications the Stockport County Yearbook (see below) and the Hatters Historian Magazine plus a large number of County programmes for sale.

Meet the Players - Gary Dicker and Leon McSweeney

The second HISC Meet the Players event of the season will take place next Tuesday, November 11, at the Hope Inn on the A6,

Hosted by the Reddish Hatters the night starts at 7.30pm, with Gary Dicker and Leon McSweeney attending, along with youth team goalkeepers Jason Astbury and Matty Bell.

There will be the usual question & answer session, along with a raffle, so please come along and support the event.

What happened at the Florist?

Dominic Blizzard, Johnny Mullins, Rob Vincent and Kyle Wilkie entertained the County fans for around 90 minutes at the Hatters Independent Supporters Club Meet the Players Event in the Florist on Shaw Heath.

Giving details of how the management team prepare the players for games, the way the players are still working on adapting to the new tactics, how the youth team players end up involved in first team training and development games, their thoughts on the season so far (going well for the first team but a bit up-an-down for the youth team), and the incentive scheme for trainees who clean the first team players boots, amongst other topics. Follow the link below for more details from the question and answer session held on the night.

HISC would like to thank the players, Kenny Boxshall for hosting the event at short notice, Tom the landlord at The Florist for the use of the room, Jacci Cooper for organising the players' attendance and everyone who turned up.

The next HISC Meet the Players event is due to be hosted by the Reddish Hatters in November at the Hope Inn on the A6 and details will be advertised here when confirmed.
Report of October's Meet the Players Event at the Florist