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General Category => Altrincham FC First Team => Topic started by: Dougals Dad on July 10, 2010, 04:58:48 PM
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Amongst others....
Danny Adams,left-back who spent 3 years at Moss Lane from 1997-2000 - would do a great job for usF
raser McLachlan, an experienced midfielderex-Morecambe, Mansfield and Stockport.
Danny Holmes, a defender from TNS and formerly at Tranmere. - The Kenny Mc influence!
Raphael Evans, a central defender.
Matt Holt.- name rings a bell
Tom McCready
Clive Moyo Modise who was at Alty last season briefly - WEY HEY HEY!!!!!!
Lewis Codling - a young striker from Everton reserves.
Tom Schofield
Andy Gamble, a midfielder from the Alty Youth team.
Vernum Rowland, an Alty Youth defender/midfielder who made the first team at Moss Lane several years ago before moving on.- rated him highly all those years ago.
Anyone know anything about the others?
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Vernum Rowland. What's he been doing? He was the year above me at Alty Grammar, always seemed a cocky git but he was f**king good at football.
A few definitely of interest amongst that lot. I'm surprised we're giving Clive another go though...
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Good news is I signed Lewis Codling on Football Manager, earlier in the year he scored a few.
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Don't know if he was just watching a mate...........but 'The Heff' was in the ground.
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Don't know if he was just watching a mate...........but 'The Heff' was in the ground.
Oh dear.
The sad thing about Heffernan is he looked like he might have enough talent to be a passable Conference utility player. The fact is though, he roamed around the pitch looking disinterested. That's hard enough to abide when the player is as good as Dimitar Berbatov, let alone Danny bloody Heffernan.
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The centre half with no name or number on his shirt in the second half looked pretty good.
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The centre half with no name or number on his shirt in the second half looked pretty good.
I believe he is Raphael Evans.
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A wee bit of research into those names provided some interesting info.
Holmes was a regular in the TNS title-winning side last season and was also named in the Welsh Premier Team of the Season - sounds promising.
McCready seems to have had spells with Everton and Hibs (famed for an excellent youth system). Again, must be a bit of pedigree there.
Evans has been at Rochdale.
The others look uninspiring or there's little about them on the 'net. I think Adams is probably past it now. 34 and his last gig was at Stalybridge.
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Danny Adams was only at Stalybridge with Twiss because the transfer window was closed and they couldnt join anyone higher.
Danny looked strong and very assured today I thought.
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Danny Adams was only at Stalybridge with Twiss because the transfer window was closed and they couldnt join anyone higher.
Danny looked strong and very assured today I thought.
Agreed. he is 34 and still got a season or two left at this level
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the lad from Everton has a very high 'potential ability' rating in Football Manager 2010. 140 out of 200 which is about Prem standard.
I know I know it's only a computer game but it is a very well researched one.
Vernum wrote a review about a local pub:
http://www.onionring.co.uk/reviews.asp?RID=2529#19679
That's about it.
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I thought Fraser McLachlan (midfield) looked a possibility in the short time he was on. He's played for three League clubs, and has had an interruption to his career due to a broken leg. Will be 28 in November, so should have a few good years in him.
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Danny Adams, over 250 football league games with Macclesfield, stockport, Huddlesfield, Morecambe. Ended last season as a free agent after leaving Stalybridge after a couple games. - May be able to do a good job on the left, but doughty may be quicker against some pacey wingers.
Fraser McLachlan, aged 28, midfielder. Played for stockport, Northwich (loan), Mansfield and Morecambe. Nearly 100 football league appearances. Mainly played as a holding midfielder. Had a career threatening broken leg injury whilst with Morecambe, but managed to regain fitness before being released.
Danny Holmes, aged 21, a right/centre defender. Product of Tranmere’s youth system, and only made one appearance for tranmere and released at the same time as Luke Waterfall. Had a loan spell at southport (2007/08) before spending the past two years at TNS, and being named in the Welsh prem team of the season for 08/09.
Raphael Evans, a central defender. Product of Rochdale’s youth system, but has found chances in the Dales’ first team hard to come by. Has played on loan for Bradford PA, and Leigh Genisisisis.
Matt Holt. Aged 23, defender. Another Welshman, previously played for Caersws, Merthyr Tydfil and Cammel Laird. Product of Everton’s youth system, and described by Caersws as being a “huge hit”.
Tom McCready, aged 18, midfielder. Released by Hibernian in the SPL at the end of last season, had signed from everton as a promising youngster. Both Everton and Hibs had rated him quite high.
Clive Moyo Modise. Played for us last season. Unless he’s spent a lot of time practising his finishing there would be no need for him to come back.
Lewis Codling , aged 19. a young striker from Everton reserves and seems to be quite well liked, but released at the end of last season.
Tom Schofield , local lad from knutsford I think.
Andy Gamble, a midfielder from the Alty Youth team.
Vernum Rowland, a defender/midfielder who started with the youth team 10 years ago, before breaking into the first team. After being released he played for Newcastle town and Nantwich town.
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This guy is apparently also training with the squad http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Joseph
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I'm surprised we don't have a formal connection with Everton - parent club or something - there seems to be countless connections between their youth system and our team.
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Well for a start, formal connections aren't allowed... They are forbidden in English football so it'd have to be an informal deal anyway.
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Don't know if he was just watching a mate...........but 'The Heff' was in the ground.
See main site - has signed for Woodley Sports. Pat McFadden also present, and remains unattached (might even now be a better bet than Moyo).
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fraser McLachlan is a terrible footballer, stay well clear!