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When I turned up in Exeter as a fresher at the University three years ago I was a Chelsea fan. As I started to goto more and more games and really get into ECFC, it was the incredible energy and passion and honest never say die attitude of the dimunitive striker up front called Stansfield that made me appreciate what non-premiership football was all about.
I'd never seen Didier Drogba chase down a lost cause like this boy Stansfield, and I wish Salomon Kalou would make up for all his technical deficiencies by putting in more effort just like Stansfield would have.
Stanno was the primary reason why I now absolutely love Exeter City FC , his attitude was an inspiration for whatever we do in life and having met him once off the pitch, what a top guy he was. Going to leave a big hole in the lives of his family and the club.
Proud to have seen him play, proud that he was a grecian.
Love you Stanno.
R I P
I would like to take this time to send my deepest condolences to the family and friends the club and fans of exeter city, it was a pleasure to see him play here at Nuneaton in the FA Cup last season, I truly hope that in tonights International at wembley the englands players wear a armband as a mark of respect and that is a moments silence for a loyal and true footballer who showed a great love and passion for the game that we as true football fans love may adam rest in peace
I don't usually post on this type of thread but on this occasion I must add my condolences to Adam's family. Whilst it had been clear for some weeks that it was unlikely that we would ever again see Adam running himself into the ground for the sake of ECFC, I had never expected that the final whistle would have been sounded so soon.
There is no doubt that Adam was one of the most committed players that we have seen at the Park. He would always give 100% and that is what earned the respect of fans at each of the clubs that he played for. He was an inspiration at a time when we were lifted from the doldrums of non-league and he will be sadly missed.
I'd like to add my condolences to his family and friends. God Bless Adam , R.I.P . We will all miss you terribly. I personally will never forget your untiring energy on the pitch and your faithfulness to our Club.
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