February
2003 News
Follow the news of the
offspring of the class of 70-71 !
Monthly
updates on non-English and Scottish players has stopped
as there is now no longer a site I can find that provides
the information for free - does anyone else know of a
site, if so E-mail me
Other
news:
January was the transfer
window. Two of the next generation palyers moved during
this time, Jon Gould to Preston North End, and Stephen
Clemence to Birmingham City. See below.
Willie Morgan's (Manchester United)
daughter, Gaynor Morgan was on Radio 4 earlier in the
month defending the billionaire pop singer Michael
Jackson. It seems she knows the singer and is intending
to publically send her ten year old son, Alex, to spend
the night at Michael's Neverland mansion.
Speaking
after a controversial documentary on the singer by Martin
Bashir, she insisted that there is nothing odd in a 44
year old man wanting to spend nights alone in a bedroom
with 12 year old boys and that the World is being a tad
harsh on him.
Quoted
in the Guardian (see MediaGuardian.co.uk
Broadcast I was betrayed by Bashir, rages Jackson) Ms Morgan said:
"I
was very, very impressed with Michael Jackson and
thought he came across as a very loving, kind
person."
The
Wilmslow Express reported the following at Wilmslow Express - News (Click to see the
original article which includes a picture of the mother
and son.)
A
MUM, who is taking her son, ten, to sleep at the
house of pop star Michael Jackson, says: "I
trust Jacko with my boy."
Pop singer, Gaynor Morgan, 28, is staying at her
superstar pal's house in California for two days next
month.
She hit out at claims that his behaviour with
children is inappropriate.
"I would never leave Alex with Michael alone if
I didn't know he is such a kind and caring man.'Why
shouldn't he share his bedroom with children?'
A SHOWBIZ pal of superstar Michael Jackson is to fly
out with her son to the fantasy home of the music
legend to comfort him following international
speculation about his lifestyle.
Mum, Gaynor Morgan of Wilmslow, who works in the
world of pop music, says the trip is an act of faith
in the superstar at a time when he is under attack.
She added she would have no hesitation allowing her
son Alex, 10, to stay unaccompanied at his theme park
style Neverland ranch in California, despite world
wide concerns about his behaviour.
Gaynor, 28, leapt to the defence of Jacko following
the controversial Martin Bashir documentary - in
which he revealed he shared his bedroom with
children.
She accused the programme of "manipulating the
truth" and described the media of
"sensationalism".
Gaynor, who has arranged to spend two nights at
Jackson's home through family friend and US singer
Johnny Mathis, told the Express: "I would have
no concerns about leaving my son at Michael's home. I
have 100 per cent faith in Michael."
Jackson - accused of sexually molesting a boy at his
home ten years ago - caused a storm last week when he
revealed he stayed alone in his bedroom with children
in an ITV documentary. He insisted he slept on the
floor and simply liked the company of children.
Gaynor, from girl group 90% Angels, said: "I do
not believe there is anything wrong with him sharing
his bedroom with these children. He does not share
his bed with them, he sleeps on the floor.
"We should remember that children are very
perceptive and good judges of character, they have a
sixth sense. If Michael had any ulterior motives they
would not stay with him. I believe he has a genuine
affection for children, and nothing more
sinister."
Gaynor's father and former Manchester United star
Willie Morgan has already met Jackson and Gaynor said
he was happy for grandson Alex to go to Neverland.
She said: "People who know him well have told me
he is a very decent man and these are the people I
trust, not the media. My dad Willie was happy for
Alex to go to the ranch and so am I.
"I believe he loves children and that is why he
has spent millions on helping kids around the world.
He had a very sad childhood himself and I think he is
making up for that.
"I am not saying he is perfect but he is not an
evil man."
I
would suggest that if Michael wants to spend the night
believing he is an innocent young boy, he should spend
the night with other 44 year old men who are also
pretending to be innocent young boys. This is much more
natrual, and will prove he is not doing it just to get
cheap kicks from feelings in which he is in probable
denial.
Click
straight to Michael Owen, Jamie Redknapp and Frank Lampard
Here's an
update of every player currently
playing football.
January
A to Z of Current Players
This
includes updates of all games played in January 2003
Bradley Allen (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Les Allen (QPR
manager)
Present Club
(click for website): Bristol Rovers
Division Three
Position on 3 February 2003: 22nd (of 24)
Bradley's
record in 2002-2003:
January:
Bristol Rovers: League Divsion Three played 3 scored
0.
Season:
Peterborough United: League Divsion Two played 11
scored 3, LDV Vans Trophy played 1 scored 0.
Bristol Rovers: League Divsion Three played 8 scored
1, FA Cup played 2 scored 1.
Carl Barrowclough (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Stewart Barrowclough (Newcastle United squad)
Present Club
(click for website): Barnsley Football Club
Division Two
Position on 3 February 2003: 20th (of 24)
Carl's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 3 scored 0
Season: League played 5 scored 0
Arild Berg
Relation:
Father - Harold Berg (ADO)
Present club
(click for website): Lyn
Oslo (Norway)
Eliteserien
Final position in 2002: 3rd (of 12) to win bronze
medal
Arild is no
longer listed on the official website.
Ørjan Berg
Relation:
Father - Harold Berg (ADO)
Present club
(click for website): Rosenborg (Norway)
Eliteserien
Final position in 2002: Champions !
Runar Berg
Relation:
Father - Harold Berg (ADO)
Club: Bodø-Glimts (Norway)
Eliteserien
Final position in 2002: 10th (14 in the League)
Craig Boardman
Relation:
Father - George Boardman (Barnsley)
Present Club
(click for website): Ossett Town Online
Unibond Division One
Position on 3 February 2003: 15th (of 22) after 28
games
Craig's record
in 2002-2003:
Season (up to 3 February 2003): League played 21
scored 2
Paul Brownlie (Click to see career details)
Relation: Father : John Brownlie (Hibernian)
Present Club
(click for website): The Official Arbroath Football Club
Scottish Division One
Position on 3 February 2003: Bottom (out of 10)
Paul's record
in 2002-2003:
Januaryr: League played 2 scored 1, Scottish FA Cup
played 1 scored 0.
Season: League played 15 scored 1, Scottish FA Cup
played 1 scored 0, League Challenge Cup played 1
scored 0
1
January 2003: scored his first goal of the
season for struggling Arbroath against St Johnstone,
but the team still lost 3-2 at home.
25
January 2003: Knocked out of the Scottish FA
Cup, Arbroath are bottom of the league, and out of
all cup competitions. Paul played in all of the
club's three defeats in January. Paul's father is
also manager of the club.
Neil Clement (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Dave
Clement (QPR)
Present Club
(click for website): West
Bromwich Albion Football Club
Premier Division
Position on 3 February 2003: 18th (of 20)
Neil's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 2 scored 0, FA Cup played 2,
scored 0.
Season: League played 23 scored 1, FA Cup played 2,
scored 0, League Cup played 1 scored 0
Stephen Clemence (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Ray
Clemence (Liverpool)
Present Club
(click for website): Birmingham City Football Club
Premier Division
Position on 3 February 2003: 16th (of 20)
Stephen's
record in 2002-2003:
January: At Birmingham City League played 1 scored 0,
Season: League: Tottenham Hotspur: League Cup played
1 scored 0.
Birmingham City League played 1 scored 0
10
January 2003: Stephen moves from Tottenham
Hotspur to Birmingham City for 250,000 pounds. This
is the first move of his career. In over 8 years, he
has played just 108 games with 3 goals in all
competitions for Spurs.
12
January 2003: Debuts for Birmingham in the
4-0 home defeat to leaders, Arsenal. Stephen was
substituted after 68 minutes, when the score was 3-0.
It is also Stephen's first Premiership match of the
season. His last League match for Spurs was on 11 May
2002, in a 2-1 away defeat to Leicester City.
Nigel Clough (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Brian Clough (Derby
County manager)
Present Club
(click for website): Burton Albion Football Club
Nationawide Conference
Position on 3 February 2003: 11th (of 22)
Nigel's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 4 scored 0.
Season: League played 27 scored 1, FA Cup played 2 +
1 qualifier scored 0
Mark Cooper (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Terry Cooper
Present Club: Tamworth
(Click for website): TamworthFC.com - The Official
Tamworth FC website
Dr Martins
Premier Division
Postion 3 February 2003: Top (of 22) after 27 games
No record of
games this season.
Peter Cormack (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Peter
Cormack (Nottingham Forest)
Present Club
(no website): Albion Rovers
Scottish Division Three
Position on 3 February 2003: 3rd (of 10)
Peter's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 1 scored 0, Scottish FA Cup
played 2 scored 0.
Season: League played 17 scored 1, Scottish FA Cup
played 2 scored 0, League Challenge Cup played 1
scored 0, Scottish League Cup played 1 scored 0.
Jordi Cruyff
Relation:
Father - Johan
Cruyff (Ajax)
Present Club
(click for website): Alavés
Primera División
Position on 3 February 2003: 14th (of 20)
Carlo Cudicini (Click to see career details)
Relation: Father - Fabio Cudicini (A.C.
Milan)
Present Club (click for
website): The Official Chelsea FC Website
Premier Division
Position on 3 February 2003: 4th (of 20)
Carlo's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 4, FA Cup played 2
Season: League played 23, UEFA Cup played 2 ,FA Cup
played 2, League Cup played 3
4
January 2003: Carlo was sent off during the
64th minute in the FA Cup tie at home to
Middlesbrough. It was 1-0 when he left and the game
stayed that way.
14
January 2003: The FA decide to not suspend
Carlo following an appeal against his red card. It
was decided that the red card would stand,but that
the sending off punishment enough in itself.
15
January 2003: FIFA repremand the FA for not
carrying out the automatic suspension, saying it was
against the international rules. It transpired that
the ruling came in to force in October, and the FA is
refusing to change rules mid-season. FIFA will
discuss this further at their next meeting in March
Darren Currie (Click to see career details)
Relation: Uncle - Tony
Currie
Present Club (click for
website): Wycombe Wanderers Football Club
Division Two
Position on 3 February 2003: 12th (of 24)
Darren's record
in 2002-2003:
January : League played 3 scored 0.
Season: League played 23 scored 3, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 2 scored 0.
Paul Dalglish (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Kenny
Dalglish (Celtic squad)
Most recent
club (click for website): Blackpool - Seasiders.net
Division Two.
Position on 3 February 2003: 9th (of 24)
Paul's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 3 scored 0
Season: League played 26 scored 1, FA Cup played 2
scored 1, League Cup played 1 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 1 scored 0
Darren Ferguson (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Sir Alex Ferguson
Present Club
(click for website): Wrexham, see Red Passion On-line
Division Three.
Position on 3 February 2003: 9th (of 24)
Darren's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 1 scored 0
Season: League played 20 scored 1, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 3 scored 0
Scot Gemmill (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Archie
Gemmill (Preston N.E.)
Present Club
(click for website): Everton FC
Premier Division
Position on 3 February 2003: 5th (of 20)
Scot's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 4 scored 0, FA Cup played 1
scored 0
Season: League played 5 scored 0, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 2, scored 0, Scotland
international played 1 scored 0
Ian Gilzean (Click to see career details) On this
site see Ian Gilzean
Relation:
Father - Alan Gilzean
Present Club
(click for website): Montrose FC Online
Scottish Division Three
Position on 3 February 2003: 9th (of 10)
Ian's record in
2002-2003:
January: League played 2 scored 0, Scottish FA Cup
played 1 scored 1.
Season: League played 13 scored 0, Scottish FA Cup
played 2 scored 1, Scottish League Cup played 1
scored 0
Jon Gould
(Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Bobby
Gould (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Present Club
(click for website): Preston North End Football Club
Division One
Position on 3 February 2003: 18th (of 24)
Jon's record in
2002-2003:
January: Preston NE League played 3
Season: Celtic: Scottish Premier League played 2,
UEFA Cup played 1
Preston North End: English Division One played 2
10
January 2003: Jon moved from Celtic to
Preston North End on a free transfer. Jon was at
Celtic for over 5 years, and played 158 games in all
competitions.
Andy Gray
(Click to see career details)
Relation: Father - Frank
Gray)
Current club
(click for website): Bradford City Football Club
Division One
Position on 3 February 2003: 19th (of 24)
Andy's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 2 scored 2, FA Cup played 1
scored 0
Season: League played 28 scored 11, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 1 scored 0
25
January 2003: Andy scored in his 4th
successive League match, three of those away from
home.
Stuart Gray (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Eddie Gray
Present Club
(click for website): Rushden & Diamonds
Division Three
Position on 3 February 2003: 2nd (of 24)
Stuart's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 5 scored 2
Season: League played 24 scored 6, FA Cup played 3
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 1 scored 0
Lee Holsgrove (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - John
Holsgrove (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Present Club
(click for website): Aldershot Town FC - ShotsWeb
Ryman Premier League
Position on 3 February 2003: Top (of 29)
Peter Holsgrove
Relation:
Father - John
Holsgrove (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Present Club
(click for website): Hayes
Ryman Premier League
Position on 3 February 2003: 10th (of 24)
Paul Holsgrove (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - John
Holsgrove (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Present Club
(click for website): Hayes
Ryman Premier League
Position on 3 February 2003: 10th (of 24)
Paul is the
player coach for Hayes.
Steffen Iverson (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Odd
Iversen (Racing Mechelen)
Present Club
(click for website): Spurs
Official Site
Premier Division
Position on 3 February 2003: 9th (of 20)
Steffen's
record in 2002-2003:
January: League played 2 scored 0, FA Cup played 1
scored 0.
Season: League played 17 scored 1, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0, Norway -
European Championship, played 3 scored 1, Friendly
played 1 scored 0.
Andrew Jordan (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Joe
Jordan (Morton)
Present Club
(click for website): Cardiff City AFC Official Site
Division Two
Position on 3 February 2003: 4th (of 24)
Andrew's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 0 scored 0,
Season: League played 0 scored 0
Frank Lampard (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Frank Lampard
Present Club
(click for website): The Official Chelsea FC Website
Premier Division
Position on 3 February 2003: 3rd (of 20)
Frank's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 4 scored 1, FA Cup played 2
scored 0
Season: League played 25 scored 4, UEFA Cup played 2
scored 1, FA Cup played 2 scored 0, League Cup played
3 scored 0
8
February Frank is called up into the 27 man
squad for England v Australia
Ian Lawson (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Jimmy
Lawson (Huddersfield Town)
Present Club
(click for website): Bury
Football Club
Division Three
Position on 3 February 2003: 6th (of 24)
Ian's record in
2002-2003:
January: League played 4 scored 3, LDV Vans Trophy
played 1 scored 0
Season: League played 6 scored 3, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, LDV Vans Trophy played 3 scored 1
Paul Macari (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Lou
Macari (Celtic squad)
Present Club
(click for website): Huddersfield
Town Football Club
Division Two
Position on 3 February 2003: 23rd (of 24)
Paul's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 0 scored 0,
Season: League played 5 scored 0
Ian Moore
(Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Ronnie
Moore (Tranmere Rovers)
Present Club
(click for website): Burnley
Division One
Position on 3 February 2003: 16th (of 24)
Ian's record in
2002-2003:
January: League played 2 scored 0, FA Cup played 3
scored 2
Season: League played 26 scored 5, FA Cup played 3
scored 2, League Cup played 2 scored 0
Andy Oakes (Click to see career details)
Relation: Uncle - Alan Oakes (Manchester City)
Present Club
(click for website): Derby
County FC
Division One
Position on 3 February 2003: 14th (of 24)
Andy's record
in 2002-2003:
January: played 0
Season: League played 3
Michael Oakes (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Alan
Oakes (Manchester City)
Present Club
(click for website): Wolverhampton Wanderers
Division One
Position on 3 February 2003: 6th (of 24)
Michael's
record in 2002-2003:
January: League played 0
Season: League played 6 , League Cup played 1
Michael Owen (Click to see career details) On this
website see Michael Owen
Relation:
Father - Terry
Owen (Bradford City)
Present Club
(click for website): Liverpool fc
Premier Division
Position on 3 February 2003: 6th (of 20)
Michael's
record in 2002-2003:
January: League played 3 scored 1, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 1
Season: League played 23 scored 9, European Cup
played 6 scored 4, UEFA Cup played 2 scored 2, FA Cup
played 1 scored 0, League Cup played 3 scored 1, FA
Community Shield played 1 scored 0, England -
Friendly played 1 scored 0 and European Championship
played 2 scored 1.
8
January Michael came on in the 70th minute
in the away 1st leg od the League Cup semi-final
against Sheffield United from Division One. Liverpool
were 1-0 up when he came on, but 2 goals from Tonge
gave Sheffield United a shock 2-1 victory.
19
January: Michael faced Sunday paper scrutiny
due to an exposé about gambling amongst Premiership
footballers. Michael was accused of losing 30,000
pounds in betting during the England World Cup
campaign. The fact that in in terms of his salary
this would be like me losing a fiver, seems to have
gone unreported.
Michael spent
the following week not so much denying it as saying
the report was exaggerated, and that there was
nothing wrong with betting anyway.
See BBC SPORT Football Teams Liverpool
Owen strikes back
21
January Michael played in the home second
leg of the League Cup semi-fianl. The score was 1-0
to Liverpool after 90 minutes, which took the tie to
extra time. But a 107th minute goal from Michael,
clinched the tie, which ended 2-0. Liverpool play
Manchester United in the Final.
3
February Update Michael is now the the 9th
highest goalscorer this season in the Premiership.
8
February Michael is called up into the 27
man squad for England v Australia
Shaun Pejic (Click to see career details)
Relation: Uncle - Mike Pejic (Stoke City)
(Father - Mel Pejic)
Present Club
(click for website): Wrexham, see Red Passion On-line
Division Three
Position on 3 February 2003: 9th (of 24)
Shaun's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 1 scored 0
Season: League played 24 scored 0, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 2 scored 0
Marc Peters (Click to see career details - presently
down)
Relation: Father - Jan Peters (NEC)
Present Club
(click for website): NEC
- the Netherlands
Eredivisie
Position on 3 February 2003: 9th after 18 games
Season: played
0 scored 0
Jamie Redknapp (Click to see career details) On this
site see Jamie Redknapp
Relation:
Father - Harry Redknapp
Present Club
(click for website): Spurs
Official Site
Premier Division
Position on 3 February 2003: 9th (of 20)
Jamie's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 0 scored 0,
Season: League played 15 scored 2
Greg Rioch (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Bruce Rioch
Current club
(click for website): Northwich Victoria Football Club
Conference
Position on 3 February 2003: 13th (of 22)
Andrew's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 2 scored 0,
Season: League played 24 scored 1
Danny Rofe
Relation:
Father - Dennis Rofe (Orient)
Present Club:
Newport Isle of Wight - see uptheport.co.uk
Dr Martins Eastern League
Position on 3 February 2003: 15th (of 22)
Danny's record
in 2002-2003:
No record of games, but scored 2.
Darren Royle (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Joe Royle
Present Club
(click for website): Ashton United
Unibond Premier Division
Position on 3 February 2003: 5th (of 23)
Darren's record
in 2002-2003:
Season: League played 15 scored 2, Other
competitions: played 6 scored 1
Sam Shilton (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Peter Shilton
Present Club
(click for website): Kidderminster Harriers Football Club Division Three
Position on 3 February 2003: 13th (of 24)
Sam's record in
2002-2003:
January: League played 4 scored 0
Season: League played 22 scored 3, FA Cup played 2
scored 0, League Cup played 1 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 3 scored 1
Nicky Summerbee (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Mike Summerbee
Present Club
(click for website): Leicester
City Football Club
Division One
Position on 3 February 2003: 2nd (of 24)
Nicky's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 2 scored 0, FA Cup played 2
scored 0.
Season: League played 19 scored 0, FA cup played 2
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0
Andy Todd
(Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Colin
Todd (Sunderland)
Present Club
(click for website): Blackburn
Rovers Football Club
Premiership
Position on 3 February 2003: 12th (of 20)
Andy's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 4 scored 0, FA Cup played 2
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0
Season: League played 8 scored 0, UEFA Cup played 1
scored 0, FA Cup played 2 scored 0, League Cup played
4 scored 0
7
January Played in the League Cup semi final
away first leg versus Manchester United. Blackburn ,
pulled back from 1-0 down to draw 1-1.
18
January Andy was sent off in the 28th minute
at home in the League versus Birmingham City. It was
1-0 to Blackburn at the time, and the final score was
a 1-1 draw.
22
January Andy played in the home second leg
of the League Cup Semi-final. Blackburn's away goal
would only have counted for double after extra time
had been played, and things looked good when Andy
Cole gave them a 12th minute lead. However, it
finished 1-3 to Man U, and only the 90 minutes were
required.
29
January Andy played his eigth game of the
month, which more than doubled his total for the
season ! Only the first of these eight was a victory,
though.
Paul Trollope (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - John
Trollope (Swindon Town)
Current club
(click for website): Northampton
Town Football Club
Division Two
Position on 3 February 2003: 19th (of 24)
Paul's record
in 2002-2003:
January: League played 2 scored 0.
Season: League played 25 scored 2, FA Cup played 3
scored 0, League Cup played 1 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 2 scored 0, International Wales -
European Championship played 1 scored 0, friendly-
played 1 scored 0
Ian Walker (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Mike
Walker (Watford)
Present Club
(click for website): Leicester
City Football Club
Division One
Position on 3 February 2003: 2nd (of 24)
Ian's record in
2002-2003:
January: League played 3, FA Cup played 2.
Season: League played 29, FA Cup played 2, League Cup
played 3
18
February Ian featured with his wife Suzi and
step-children, in a documentary 'The Real
Footballers' Wives'. Suzi has previously presented on
TV and was one of the main stars of the show.
Suzi offered
some insight into life in the players lounge, Spurs
was quite formal, Leicester City very relaxed and not
at all bitchy (as long as you're wearing the correct
brand of jeans I guess- ?) She came across as quite
together with it all, above average wealthy, maybe,
but otherwise 'normal'.
Perhaps the
most poigniant moment was when both children said
that they had been unkindly teased about their Dad by
jealous friends. Their response is to say that Ian
was doing a better job of it than their Dads. Good
for them.
Suzi had a
refreshing lack of true footballing insight that
frustrates many of us with non-football supporting
spouses. Enough knowledge to converse with her loved
ones, but an obvious lack of spark that indicates a
full seeing of the light. I mean she 'feels' for Ian
when something goes wrong rather than swearing at him
for letting the side down as any self-respecting
devotee would do.
Natrually, Suzi
struggled with the offside law, that is a female
prerogative, but admitted she sometimes still forgot
that the teams had changed ends at half time... Has
she been talking to Mrs Bob 70-71, it is uncanny !?
And whilst at
Spurs Suzi revealled that prior to their marriage Ian
very nearly blew it all, attracted by the night life
and fast living. He split from Suzi and for 6 months
he lived a wild frenzied shallow existence, we all
crave, but know we don't want really, honest.
He realised the
errors of his ways ... and moved to Leicester a sure
fire way of avoiding excitement if ever there were.
(Mark complaints 'Leicester is fab' and include
tickets to exclusive shows and nightclubs, please).
Wedding bells
soon followed along with regular first team football.
The programme
also feature Mrs Allan Clarke - Margaret, see news.
Daniel Webb (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - David
Webb (Chelsea)
Present Club
(click for website): Hull City Football Club
Division Three
Position on 3 February 2003: 14th (of 24)
Daniel's record
in 2002-2003:
January: Hull City: League played 4 scored 0,
Season: Brighton and Hove Albion: League Division One
played 3 scored 0.
Hull City League Division Three played 5 scored 0
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