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Spring 2005Bob's 1970 -71 DiaryMay 200531 May Club owner, Barry Fry (Bedford Town) has stepped down as manager of Peterborough United, and will take on the role of Director of Football now new manager Mark Wright is appointed. Peterborough were relegated from League One last season. Good to see the advert for Sky One's Sporting Legends has the biggest legend of all right at the end...yes, Carlo Sartori! Voting for football legends starts on 5 June 2005 See Sky One Next Generation News Michael Owen, son of Terry Owen (Bradford City), plays for England, who beat Columbia 3-2 in an international friendly at the Giants Stadium, New Jersey, USA. Michael scores his second hat-trick for England, the last being in that glorious 5-1 victory against Germany on 1 September, 2001. The goals came in the 36th, 44th and 58th minutes. He was substituted in the 73rd minute, when it was still 3-1. This was Michael's 70th England cap, and moved his goal tally on to 32, which is fourth in the all time list of England's international goalscorers. See England Goalscorers Frank Lampard, son of Frank Lampard did not play as he did not join the USA tour. 29 May Cups,Ups and Downs: 2004-2005 The domestic season's play-offs are finally over, bringing the season belatedly to a close, here's a review of some of the Bob 70-71 Players achievements, or failures in 2005-2006. Only team managers are included in this list. Sir Alex Ferguson (Falkirk) Manchester United lost the FA Cup Final to Arsenal, see below. Barry Fry (Bedford Town) Owner / Manager, Barry could not prevent relegation for Peterborough United, who finished 23rd in League One. Brian Horton (Port Vale): Macclesfield Town reached the League Two Play-offs in 5th place, but were knocked out to Lincoln City in the Play-off semi-finals losing1-0 away and drawing 1-1 at home. Lincoln lost out to Southend United in the Final. Brian Little (Aston Villa) helped Tranmere Rovers finish third in League One, but the side was not promoted as they lost out in the Play-offs to Hartlepool United. Though they pulled back the first leg 2-0 deficit in the away leg to win 2-0 after 90 minutes in the home leg. The score was unchanged after extra time, and 4-4 at the end of the inital five penalties. However, they lost the penalties in sudden death at 6-5. Hartlepool went on to lose to Sheffield Wednesday in the final. Martin O'Neill (Distillery) wins the Scottish FA Cup with Celtic, as well as coming second in the League. This was the second Cup win for O'Neill and Celtic in a row. Celtic beat Dundee United 1-0 at Hampton Park. Harry Redknapp (West Ham United) is the manager of relegated Southampton. The fact he keeps the job is a sign that few blame the manager for the side finishing bottom of the Premiership. However, there was only2 points sepatating the bottom 4! Joe Royle (Everton) Joe becomes a victim of the Play-off system, when his Ipswich side finish third in the Championship, but are knocked out to West Ham United, the eventual promoted side. Frustratingly Ipswich Town drew the first leg 2-2 away from home, only to lose 2-0 in the home fixture. Denis Smith (Stoke City) Wrexham were relegated from League One, but only due to the rule that satates that a side going into administration loses ten points. Without the deduction, Wrexham would have survived in 19th place. As it is they were 22nd in the 24 place League. However, Wrexham did win this season's LDV Vans Trophy against Southend United (see 10 April). Peter Taylor (Southend United) Peter helps Hull City up into the Championship, after finishing as runners-up in League One. This is Peter and Hull City's second promotion in a row! Stan Ternant (Carlisle United) Gillingham are relegated from the Championship in 22nd position (of 24). Gillingham lost out to goal difference to Crewe Alexandria. Onlyr 4 points extra would have seen the side finish mid-table! Graham Turner (Chester City) For the second season in a row, Hereford reach the National Conference Play-offs in second place, and once again the club lose out following a 1-1 draw away to Stevenage Borough, and a 1-0 defeat at home.. Stevenage went on to be beaten by Carlisle United in t he final. And Next Generation... Martin Allen - son of Dennis Allen (Bournemouth) reached the Play-offs in League One as manager of Brentford. The club finished 4th, but lost their semi-final PSheffield Wednesday, the eventual final winners. They lost both legs,1-0 away and 2-1 at home. Gary Megson - son of Don Megson (Bristol Rovers) was the manager of Nottingham Forest at the end of their relegation season. They finished 23rd in the Championship, though they were well off bottom place. During the season, the club were also managed by two further Bob 70-71 Players, Paul Hart (Stockport County) till December and Joe Kinnear (Spurs)till February ! 28 May O'Neill Leaves Celtic after Cup win - Robertson Leaves, too Martin O'Neill (Distillery) has left Celtic as manager. The official reason given is that he intends to look after his wife who is ill. He leaves after leading Celtic to a Scottish Cup victory. Celtic beat Dundee United 1-0 at Hampton Park, to keep the trophy for a second season. Martin's coaching team of John Robertson (Nottingham Forest) and Steve Walford leave with him. It is the club's 33rd Scottish Cup win, pulling them 2 ahead of Rangers. During his 5 season spell at the club he has won 7 trophies and is the club's most successful manager since Jock Stein. his place is being taken by Gordon Strachen. Next Generation News England beat USA 2-1 on Tour in the States and it is the first match to not feature a next generation star since 2 October 2001. This was the match when England qualified for the 2002 World Cup Finals with a 2-2 draw with Greece thanks to David Beckham's famous 93rd minute free kick strike! That's an unbroken run of 42 matches due to the inclusion of either Michael Owen, son of Terry Owen (Bradford City), or Frank Lampard, son of Frank Lampard . (Or both, of course).. 26 May Asa Leaves Manchester City announce that Asa Hartford (West Brom) is leaving the coaching staff having been at the club since Alan Ball appointed him in 1995. New manager Stuart Pearce has given former Southampton boss, Steve Wigley a role in his place. 25 May Next Generation News Paolo Maldini, son of Cesare Maldini (AC Milan), plays in the UEFA Champions League Final, and it looked like he had sewn up his 5th European Cup / Champions League winners' medal when AC Milan went in 3-0 at half time, Paulo having scored the first goal in the opening minute! Unbelievably Liverpool came back in the second half to tie the match at 3-3, held out through extra time and went on to win the match on penalties. It is the 5th time Liverpool have one the trophy. Liverpool goalkeeper, Jerzy Dudek played homage to Bruce Grobbelaar's penalty shootout antics by imitating his wobbly-leg routine when Liverpool last won the same Cup the last time against Roma in 1984. Paulo's goal in 51 seconds is the final's fastest ever goal, and at 38 he is the oldest sever corer in a European Cup / Champions League Final also. Paulo and his father Cesare are the only father and son to both captain a European Cup winning side when Cesaro captained the 1962-63 AC Milan winning team, and Paulo the 2002-2003 AC Milan winning side. Paolo has thus now won the trophy 4 times (1989,1990, 1994, 2003) and been runners-up 3 times (1993, 1995, 2005), all with AC Milan. See Paolo MALDINI Football Profile - Yahoo! Sport 24 May Next Generation News Steffen Iversen, son of Odd Iversen (Racing Mechelen) plays for Norway in a friendly at home in Oslo against Costa Rica. They win 1-0. Steffen plays the first half which finished 0-0. It is his 51st cap. 23 May Jim Smith's (Boston United) contract as assistant manger to Harry Redknapp is not renewed following their relegation from the Premiership. Lennie Lawrence has stepped down as manager of Cardiff City after 3 and a half years. Cardiff were at the relegation end of the Championship last season. He will be staying on in a 'Consultancy role' for 6 months. Lennie was a non-League player around about 1970-71, though I remain uncertain as to his placing on the site at present. 21 May FA Cup Final 2005 Defending FA Cup holders Manchester United, under Sir Alex Ferguson, reached the FA Cup Final for the 17th time, a record they share with thier opponents, Arsenal. This is the only the second time both teams have met, the previous time being 1978's classic Arsenal 3-2 win. The match went to extra time for the first time since Arsenal ultimately beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 in 1993. For the first time since Barnsley's ultimate victory over West Brom in 1912, and for only the 5th time ever, it stayed at 0-0 after extra time, but for the first time ever the match was decided on the day - replays now being a thing of the past. And it was Arsenal that won the penalty shootout, 5-4, giving them their 10th FA Cup win - a total only one behind Manchester United. This was Arsenal's third win in four seasons. 19 May Today is the Christies sale in which Alan Ball sells his World Cup 1966 Winners' medal. You can also pick up the old FA Cup ! See Christie's - In The Gallery 15 May Stan Ternant (Carlisle United) leaves Gillingham following their relegation from the Championship. 14 May Where are they now ? Liverpool staff members Ron Yeats and Alex Miller. Also Phil Boersma (Liverpool) Roy Tunks (Rotherham United) Ray Clarke (Tottenham Hotspur) can be seen as Newcastle United staff. Following the addition of Alex Miller to the Where are they now ? page, I have introduced new information to the Rangers page - amongst the additional names is Jock Wallace. And this is also Roy Tunks' (Rotherham United) introduction to the site. 10 May Next Generation News Jon Gould son of Bobby Gould (Wolverhampton Wanderers), leaves Bristol City and is no longer attached to a club. NB Later signs for New Zealand National League side, Hawke's Bay United. 9 May Next Generation News Scot Gemmill, son of Archie Gemmill (Preston N.E.), leaves Leicester City and is no longer attached to a club 6 May Brian Talbot (Ipswich Town) becomes manager of Oxford United taking over from Ramon Diaz. Brian's last post was with Oldham Athletic in February, 2005. Earlier in the season, prior to Diaz, Graham Rix had been Oxford United's manager. 5 May Frankie Goes to Farnborough Frank Gray has returned to football management as the new boss of relegated Conference National side, Farnborough own. Frank had previously been manager of Darlington in 1991-2. He then became an academy coach at Southampton, before becoming an agent. 4 May Where are they now ? See Bob 70-71 Players/Managers from the Chelsea 1955 Championship squad Due to this feature John Harris (Sheffield United manager), Roy Bentley (Swansea City manager), Frank Blunstone (Brentford manager), Alan Dicks (Bristol City manager) have all been added to the site for the first time. April 200530 April Best and Worst of 70-71 Bit late adding this, but I thought I'd go ahead anyway. 'FourFourTwo' magazine April 2005, no.128 listed 'The Best and WostPlayer at Your Club Ever!' in a special supplement. Generally, as you would expect in this sort of list most clubs' best ever player curiously played for the club very recently, but one or two from the 70-71 season survived. Here's a full list of the 1970-71 Best Evers. Team Best Ever: Player (Team on Bob's 70-71 Pages, if different to nominated team). Birmingham
City: Trevor Francis The following were 16+ in the 70-71 season, but I have not confirmed them as players in the 70-71 season. Blackpool:
Mickey Walsh (Chorley) Worst Ever Hartlepool: John McGovern (Derby County)* *= players from the World of Soccer Stars Album Gala Collection 70-71 on which this site was originally based. And Finally... Next Generation Best Ever ...er, hmm, moving swiftly on... Worst Ever See FourFourTwo on this site and www.fourfourtwo.com From the above list, this was the first appearance for Johnny Haynes (Durban City), Peter Kitchen (Doncaster Rovers), and Mickey Thomas (Wrexham Juniors). I have now also given Doncaster Rovers their own page to include all the players from Rothman's 1970-71 Yearbook. 29 April
David Sloan David Sloan (Oxford United) has been added to the site, and now has his own page thanks to the efforts of Phil Moody. Also see Where are they now? Spring 2005 28 April Email Subject: Players struck by lightning.
I couldn't help with this one, anyone else know? 25 April Email Subject: Eddie Colquhoun
Thanks Suzanne, we'll settle for that, unless Eddie himself wants to put us right! 24 April Added the obituaries of Bill McGarry (Wolverhapton Wanderers manager), and Elsie Revie (Widow of Leeds United manager, Don Revie). See Obituaries. Also further information has been added to the obituary of John Barker (Scunthorpe United) including two pictures, see Obituary. 22 April Email: Subject: Thanks from Chris Cook!!
See www.penaltyking.com, and on this site see The Penalty King 20 April Where are they now? Click for Donald Ford, and Newcastle United win the Anglo-Italian Cup, 1973 The
Newcastle United information, which once again came from
the 'Caught In Time' feature in the Sunday Times, sees John
Tudor (Sheffield
United), Pat Howard (Barnsley)and Keith Robson (Newcastle
United) all
join the site for the first time ! Earlier in the year Trevor Bugg at the Association of Football Statisticians informed me that there was a quest on to find if the three Holsgrove brothers scoring in the same game was unique. And guess who stumbled on the information that led to finding out there is another example...? Please visit The Association of Football Statisticians, where you will find the following fascinating story:
19 April Email: Dave Mackay
Baring in mind I'm getting this from record books and not photographs, so the records and the reality may differ, he played 17 of his 22 games as number four, with the other 5 at number six. He was Scotland's capatain 5 times. 17 April Next Generation News Completed a full update of the Next Generation page for the first time since Christmas Day last year. Most of the news highlights have been added to the appropriate date in the diary, but one that I didn't know the date for was that De Treffers Kegro Deuren are Champions of the Zondagamateurs Hoofdklasse C in the Dutch non-league. The club is managed by Jan Peters (NEC), whose son Marc Peters, is also a player. Thanks to Jelle Vanhijfte for helping me to confirm this. Jelle has his own great site at featuring the Dutch equivalent of the1971 Wonderful World of Soccer Stars, 'Voetbalsterren In Aktie'. at Waar zijn ze gebleven ? (Where are they now ?), which I recommend you visit. And on this subject Jelle if you go to http://home.hetnet.nl/~joemac/ Jelle has also added a 1978 'Where ar ethey now?' . 16 April Congratulations to Andy Melville for becoming the 38th player to have ever played 700 English League games. See 700+ Club. Andy became the season's only new edition, playing for Nottingham Forest in a 1-0 away defeat against Reading in the Championship. Sadly Forest look like they are going to be relegated this season. Andy is also the only player in the exclusive 38 person club to add to his total this season. Neil Redfearn is playing regularly, but his club, Scarborough, are now non-League. Congratulations also goes to Bournemouth's Steve Fletcher, who on this same day, matched Sean O'Driscoll's club record of 423 League games. And boy did he do it in style ?! The away fixture at Chesterfield was going 1-0 the home team's way when Steve equalised in the 47th minute. Bournemouth then took the lead, but Chesterfiled pulled it back to 2-2, only for Steve to score his second of the match in injury time to give Bournemouth a 3-2 victory! See Club League Appearance Records - note that this page is only updated at the end of the season. Many thanks to Thomas Søfting for alerting me of the approach of these records. 12 April Next Generation News Frank Lampard, son of Frank Lampard, scores his 18th goal (including goals for England and in all competitions) of the season in Chelsea's Champions League Quater-Final 6-5 aggregate victory v Bayern Munich. Though Chelsea lost 3-2 on the night in Germnay, Lampard's 30th minute openner gave them an early advantage in a game which they started 4-2 up from the home first leg. Chelsea looked certain of victory on the night itself, as they were 2-1 up going into the final minute, but 2 very late strikes by Bayern jittered a few nerves, but ultimately only served to save the German club's face. Frank has now played a staggering 59 matches since August including games for Chelsea and England. For Chelsea, he has missed only one FA Cup tie in a season that they have been pushing for all 4 possible trophies. Although they were knocked out of the FA Cup in the 5th round, they have now bagged the League Cup, led from the front in the Premiership all season, and have reached the Champions League semi-final, in which they will face Liverpool. Chelsea goalkeeper, Carlo Cudicini, son of Fabio Cudicini (AC Milan), was on also on the bench for the Quater-Final match. Meanwhile, Paolo Maldini - son of Cesare Maldini (AC Milan) - is in the AC Milan side and Juan Sebastián Verón -son of Juan Ramón Verón (Estudiantes de La Plata)- is in the Inter Milan side for both games in their Champions League Quarter-Final clash at their shared San Siro Stadium. AC won their 'home' designated leg 2-0, but in the 73rd minute of the 'away' second leg, when AC were leading 1-0 on the night, the Inter fans started throwing missiles on to the pitch. Play stopped for 20 minutes, and was then abandoned after 30 seconds more play. AC have provsionally been awarded the tie, and will play PSV Eindhoven of the Netherlands. N.B. The tie was indeed awarded to AC Milan. Inter Milan were fined 132,000 pounds and made to play the next 4 games behind closed doors. Incidentally, Liverpool's Neil Mellor - son of Ian Mellor (Manchester City)- was not even on the bench in either game of his club's 2-1 aggregate victory over Juventus, in their Champions League Quarter-Final. 10 April Next Generation News LDV Vans Trophy Win Darren Ferguson, son of Sir Alex Ferguson, and Shaun Pejic, nephew of Mike Pejic (Stoke City) and son of Mel Pejic were both in the Wrexham team that won the LDV Vans Trophy at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff against Southend. Shaun was a substitute, and joined the match in the 19th minute. There were no goals in the first 90 minutes, so the game went into extra time. Juan Ugarte opened the scoring for Wrexham in the 99th minute and Darren scored another in the 118th minute, to give the side a 2-0 victory. Wrexham's manager, of course, is Bob 70-71 Player, Denis Smith (Stoke City) Darren's only other club honour was a Premiership win in 1992-93 ! 7 April Pleat Returns. David Pleat will act as Football Consultant to the newly appointed Portsmouth manager, Alain Perrin. The role for the Premiership side will last until the end of the season. 6 April Emails: Subject: football question
Yes, it was a World Cup match, Argentina 2 Spain 0
Whilst on loan
for Nottingham Forest he played two League matches:
Well that was Coco, of course. See http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/03/13/crufts.dogshow.ap/ Hold on, why was I asked that question ???? Oh well...note to self, look up Crufts winner 70-71 just in case.... 4 April Next Generation News Sheffield United's Andy Gray, son of Frank Gray , scores two goals against his old club, Leeds United at Elland Road in what was a 4-0 drubbing of the home side. Sheffield United have been Leeds United's nemesis in the past few seasons, and this win should confirm the club as this season's highest placed Yorkshire side. (Except for a few old-timers who consider Middlesbrough a part of North Yorkshire!) Leeds United released Andy's Uncle, Eddie Gray as caretaker manager at the end of last season, and presently has Eddie's son (Andy's cousin) Nick Gray in the reserves, though he is yet to make a first team appearance. Incidentally, the match also saw Ian Moore, son of Ronnie Moore (Tranmere Rovers), come on for Leeds United in the 53rd minute when the score was just 0-3 - his second game for the club, and Andy Liddell - son of Garry Liddell (Leeds United)- was on Sheffield United's bench, though he didn't play. Eddie's other son, Stuart Gray also plays League football at Rushden and Diamonds See Next Generation News Happy Birthday, Bob and 1970-71 Footballers !Yes 4 April 2005 is the 6th birthday of Bob and 1970-71 Footballers. Though only periodically maintained due to real life demands, the site continues to attract 40,000 plus hits a month, so thanks to everyone for that. In another 20 years or so, when I retire, I'll attend to it full time! Well, a man can dream... 2 April Next Generation News Ian Moore, son of Ronnie Moore (Tranmere Rovers) makes his debut for Leeds United in a 1-1 home draw v Wolves in the Championship. Ian played the whole match. The Wolves goalkeeper was Michael Oakes, son of Alan Oakes (Manchester City). It was Wolves' 10th 1-1 League draw of the season, as they head towards a possible League record of draws. This was draw number 19 with 6 games to go, and the League record stands at 23 (Championship, Norwich City 1978-79; League One, Cardiff City and Hartlepool United both in 1997-98; and League Two, Exeter City 1986-87). Danny Talbot, son of Brian Talbot, (Ipswich Town), made his debut for Welling United in the Conference South, losing 2-1 away to Maidenhead United. Danny began the season at Rushden and Diamonds, though he has not played this season. In October, Danny played several games on loan at Cambridge City - also in the Conference South. In March it was announced that Danny had moved to the National Conference League side, Woking. It turned out that they had signed Danny on as a reserve, but he was offered terms by Welling. March 200530 March Next Generation News England win 2-0 at St James's Park, Newcastle, in the week's second World Cup qualifying match. Once again, the England team had two next generation players involved, and again both played all 90 minutes. For Michael Owen, son of Terry Owen (Bradford City) it was his 69th match in which he has scored 29 goals, and for Frank Lampard, son of Frank Lampard it was his 32nd match in which he has scored 9 goals. Sweden win 3-0 away to Bulgaria in a World Cup qualifier. Tobias Linderoth -son of Anders Linderoth (Helsingborgs IF) wins his 47th cap, playing all 90 minutes. He did not add to his 2 international goals. 26 March Elsie Revie (Widow of Leeds United manager, Don Revie) dies see Obituary Next Generation News England win 4-0 at Old Trafford, in a World Cup qualifying match. As is regularly the case at present, the England team had two next generation players involved, both played all 90 minutes and both scored! Michael Owen, son of Terry Owen (Bradford City), made the score 2-0 with his 52nd minute strike. Michael has now scored 28 goals in 68 matches for England, and moves up to equal 7th with Viv Woodward in England's All Time Highest Goalscorers Frank Lampard, son of Frank Lampard got the 4th goal in the 62nd minute, which is his 9th England goal in 31 matches. 24 March Next Generation News Ian Moore, son of Ronnie Moore (Tranmere Rovers) has moved from Burnley to Leeds United for 50,000 pounds. Ian was planning to move at the end of the season, but Leeds United's manager Kevin Blackwell sneeked in to buy him on the last day of the Championship's transfer deadline.Ian had moved to Burnley in November 2000, and had played 192 League matches scoring 37 goals. His other previous teams are Tranmere Rovers, Bradford City (on loan),Nottingham Forest, West Ham United (on loan), and Stockport County. He has a career total of 367 League games, and 70 goals. 21 March Next Generation News Paul Macari, son of Lou Macari (Celtic squad) has been loaned out from Leek Town to Alsager Town of the North West Counties Football League. However, NonLeagueDaily.com report that injury will now see him sidelined for the rest of the season 19 March Next Generation News Yesterday, Andy Oakes the nephew of Alan Oakes (Manchester City), ends his spell on loan at the Premiership side, Bolton Wanderers by making a permanant move to the League One club, Walsall. Today, he made his debut for Walsall, a 2-0 away defeat in League One. Andy was on the books of the Championship side, Derby County but had not played for them since 14 October, 2003, a (then) Division One game away to Crystal Palace that was drawn 1-1. Andy went on loan to Bolton in August, and played just the one match, a 2-1 home defeat on 13 November, 2004 against Aston Villa. This was Andy's first Premiership match since April 2002. Andy played 43 games for Derby, having signed for them in June, 1999. His previous clubs are Macclesfield, Winsford United, and Hull City. He had played 63 League matches prior to his Walsall debut. 17 March Bill McGarry (Wolverhapton Wanderers manager) dies, see obituary. 14 March Paul Hart (Stockport County) leaves League One side, Barnsley, by mutual consent. Ex-Leeds United team mate, Andy Ritchie takes over temporary charge 12 March Next Generation News There is now a second part of the interview between Paul Dalglish - son of Kenny Dalglish (Celtic) - and fellow Next Generation star, Michael Owen, son of Terry Owen (Bradford City) at Sky Sports - The Best Sport Coverage From Around The World 11 March Kevin Keegan leaves Manchester City 9 March Updated the links page. New links include:
5 March Thanks to Han van Eijden the Feijenoord now have a 1970-71 picture added to the page. No particular reason, but I took a little time to add a few more reletives to the site from Robert Hutton Moss's 1983 book The Book of Football lists. An Encyclopedia of Football Facts (London, A Star Book Star). This fun book has 11 pages of footballing relatives. Most of them are already on the site, but some still haven't passed onto this page yet. The new
additions are: And the
following Next Generation relations: Of the above, the following are brand new to the site - Jimmy Dugdale, Billy Butler, Warwick Rimmer, Ellis Rimmer, Phil Sproson and Billy Wright. Whilst adding Bolton Wanderer's 70-71 Captain, Warwick Rimmer to the site, I also added all the Rothmans 70-71 Bolton Wanderers players for the first time, too. Next Generation News Paul Dalglish - son of Kenny Dalglish (Celtic) - interviews fellow Next Generation star, Michael Owen, son of Terry Owen (Bradford City) at Sky Sports - The Best Sport Coverage From Around The World Incidentally, at this link you can also see Paul interviewing his father, Kenny. In the Ryman League Premier Division, Peter Holsgrove - son of John Holsgrove (Wolverhampton Wanderers) - scores a hat-trick for Windosr and Eton in their 4-1 home victory against Tonbridge Angels. Peter is the club's leading goalscorer this season with 21 goals. The club's second highest goalscorer is his brother, Paul with 9 goals. Third brother Lee, has scored only scored in the match that all three brothers made the score sheet v Heybridge Swifts in January. Darren Royle, son of Joe Royle, made his debut for Radcliffe Borough in a 3-1 home win against Lincoln United in the Ryman Premier League.Darren had played over 200 games for fellow Ryman Premier League side, Ashton United, but left in October when the club was taken over by new owners. 1 March Ronnie Moore (Tranmere Rovers) has taken over as manager of Oldham Athletic of League One. Ronnie left Rotherham United at the end of January after 7 and a half years at the club. He is the full time replacement for Brian Talbot (Ipswich Town) who left last week Click here to find current news on the following ... Further Spring 2005 news can be found at ...
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