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Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Fri Jan 20 2017 12:45 pm
by Glyn
Styche on the move again... I wonder where... (watch this space....)

http://www.nonleaguedaily.com/latest-tr ... -loan.html

(Could he be Asante's replacement at Solihull??)

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Fri Jan 20 2017 3:55 pm
by Glyn
A bit of fun on the radio this morning as they listed the players who have scored most own goals in the Premier League (which must have started in the late 19th century, looking at some of the names on the list) - Scott Dann might join some famous names on the "6" mark tomorrow (and leave behind on 5 another name we know....)

http://www.worldfootball.net/alltime_go ... gentore/1/

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Fri Jan 20 2017 4:54 pm
by thethumb
We scored the biggest own goal giving frank the plank the managers job twice!

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Sat Jan 21 2017 6:49 pm
by Perton Pitman
Steve Snaith still going strong and scored for Whitby today. Must be one of the oldest semi-pro footballers one record. The sea air obviously agrees with him.

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Sat Jan 21 2017 10:33 pm
by Glyn
Osborne and Clements both had a hand in Grimsby's opening goal...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38619748

(I should have been watching Channel 5 more closely just now, I might have noticed!)

Marv Johnson with a goal and an assist for Oxford

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38619617

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Sun Jan 22 2017 7:38 am
by Del
Glyn wrote:Osborne and Clements both had a hand in Grimsby's opening goal...
Cr@p ref then!! :mrgreen:

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Sun Jan 22 2017 2:00 pm
by Glyn
Tom Peers and Jermaine Johnson scoring further down the NPL pyramid

http://www.evostikleague.co.uk/match-info/results

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Sun Jan 22 2017 2:03 pm
by Glyn
Official confirmation, if we didn't have it already, that Sammons has joined the other three at Moors

http://www.solihullmoorsfc.co.uk/news/d ... s_id=12531

Three of them started yesterday and Sammons came on off the bench so they must be, as McDonald says, "all good enough to play at this level"

http://www.solihullmoorsfc.co.uk/matchr ... eam_id=365

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Mon Jan 23 2017 6:37 pm
by Lee K
Glyn wrote:Official confirmation, if we didn't have it already, that Sammons has joined the other three at Moors

http://www.solihullmoorsfc.co.uk/news/d ... s_id=12531

Three of them started yesterday and Sammons came on off the bench so they must be, as McDonald says, "all good enough to play at this level"

http://www.solihullmoorsfc.co.uk/matchr ... eam_id=365
"Ash is the fourth player to join us from Hednesford (behind George Carline, Calum Flanagan and Simeon Maye) and they're all players that are good enough for this level.

“All four are looking forward to fitting back into a style of play that suits them as players having all become a little disillusioned in recent months."

Cheeky sod. Carline and Maye didn't play a single second for us after McDonald left, so if they were disillusioned it was because of him not anybody else. He makes me sick!

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Mon Jan 23 2017 7:06 pm
by Perton Pitman
LM has a rather high opinion of himself. He needs to back this up with results and whilst Flanagan and Sammons have good attitudes and Carline some talent, LM needs them all to play out of their skins each week.

Obviously LM things he did us a favour by coming here for a while. There is only one team that I used to hope lost every week, now I've got two!

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Mon Jan 23 2017 8:04 pm
by Mark
I'm pretty sure LM follows what is going at the club (probably reads the forum) so I'm sure he is probably having a dig. Before he left my view was that he had done a very good, excellent even, job pulling together a team after the difficulties of the previous season. However as the squad depleted (Logan leaving for example) I was concerned that he lacked the ability to add to the squad throughout the season.

At Solihull he has signed his existing group - which is fine, but I haven't seen him make an experienced signing at that level. Fortunately for him the team has probably racked up enough points to be safe, but he hasn't been able to hold on to the better players - so it will be definitely interesting to see how he gets on next season.

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Mon Jan 23 2017 9:35 pm
by thethumb
You all have to let go of the whole Liam thing now. He's gone. So are the group of players he brought with him. It's history. We have a new set of players and regime, we have to have hope now.

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Mon Jan 23 2017 9:35 pm
by Lee K
Mark wrote:I'm pretty sure LM follows what is going at the club (probably reads the forum) so I'm sure he is probably having a dig. Before he left my view was that he had done a very good, excellent even, job pulling together a team after the difficulties of the previous season. However as the squad depleted (Logan leaving for example) I was concerned that he lacked the ability to add to the squad throughout the season.

At Solihull he has signed his existing group - which is fine, but I haven't seen him make an experienced signing at that level. Fortunately for him the team has probably racked up enough points to be safe, but he hasn't been able to hold on to the better players - so it will be definitely interesting to see how he gets on next season.
6 points from the bottom 4 and Guiseley and North Ferriby have started to win. They're far from safe.

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Tue Jan 24 2017 9:03 pm
by Perton Pitman
Danico Johnson starts for Rushall at Strangers tonight in the Walsall Senior Cup. The home side are two up at half time

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Wed Jan 25 2017 6:39 am
by Lee K
Perton Pitman wrote:Danico Johnson starts for Rushall at Strangers tonight in the Walsall Senior Cup. The home side are two up at half time
Why don't we play in the Walsall Senior Cup???

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Wed Jan 25 2017 8:09 am
by Glyn
Lee K wrote:
Perton Pitman wrote:Danico Johnson starts for Rushall at Strangers tonight in the Walsall Senior Cup. The home side are two up at half time
Why don't we play in the Walsall Senior Cup???
Some of us old 'uns have seen us play in the final of it. Or our reserves, anyway....

Batchelor was on Social Media last night saying he didn't fancy it... clearly his team-mates did, Sanders and Tayls on the mark in a 3-0 win

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Wed Jan 25 2017 12:57 pm
by Del
Glyn wrote:Styche on the move again... I wonder where... (watch this space....)
Tamworth!! http://www.thelambs.co.uk/news/styche-signs-3842.htm

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Wed Jan 25 2017 2:21 pm
by sheriff
Yes was there lost 1-0 at Fellows park, a mistake by Bob Wicketts cost us the game and he was also a manager of the pitmen for a while, he took us to the Southern League cup final losing to Waterlooville 2-1 on aggregate Glover scoring a scorcher from 35 yards plus to draw 1-1 in the first leg and we lost 6-0 at Leicester City in the league before the first leg
seems like yesterday ;)

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Wed Jan 25 2017 5:57 pm
by Glyn
sheriff wrote:...and we lost 6-0 at Leicester City in the league ...
Really?

:o

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Wed Jan 25 2017 5:58 pm
by Glyn
Del wrote:
Glyn wrote:Styche on the move again... I wonder where... (watch this space....)
Tamworth!! http://www.thelambs.co.uk/news/styche-signs-3842.htm
His time with us has been erased from history then!

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Wed Jan 25 2017 8:16 pm
by Perton Pitman
Glyn wrote:
sheriff wrote:...and we lost 6-0 at Leicester City in the league ...
Really?

:o

Leicester United, formerly Enderby Town. We had some very high scoring games during that season and for the first half of it were top of the league with (crows) in excess of 500 at most home games.

I went to both legs of the SL cup final. Vic Sharrard saved a penalty In the away leg.

I'm too young to remember the Walsall Senior Cup final although I seem to remember us entering it in the early 80s and losing to Wolverhampton United. Both sides were in the WML at the time.

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Thu Jan 26 2017 6:44 am
by Glyn
Glyn wrote:
Lee K wrote:
Why don't we play in the Walsall Senior Cup???
Some of us old 'uns have seen us play in the final of it. Or our reserves, anyway....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walsall_Senior_Cup

1964/76.

You can see why we stopped entering it, we just couldn't beat Blakenall

:roll: :doh:

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Thu Jan 26 2017 8:01 am
by Lee K
Perton Pitman wrote:
Glyn wrote:
sheriff wrote:...and we lost 6-0 at Leicester City in the league ...
Really?

:o

Leicester United, formerly Enderby Town. We had some very high scoring games during that season and for the first half of it were top of the league with (crows) in excess of 500 at most home games.

I went to both legs of the SL cup final. Vic Sharrard saved a penalty In the away leg.

I'm too young to remember the Walsall Senior Cup final although I seem to remember us entering it in the early 80s and losing to Wolverhampton United. Both sides were in the WML at the time.
I'm too young to remember anything before 1996.

And getting too old to remember much after it....

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Thu Jan 26 2017 4:24 pm
by Glyn
Lee K wrote:I'm too young to remember anything before 1996.

And getting too old to remember much after it....
See my forum sig

:twisted: :-D

Re: Old Player Watch

Posted: Sat Jan 28 2017 7:03 pm
by Perton Pitman
Carline scored today