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General Category => Altrincham FC First Team => Topic started by: markecky on November 30, 2007, 03:36:58 PM
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and not now!
"Much of the 1936/37 season saw Gowdy turning out for non-League Goole whilst he was on the Hibs transfer list. During this time he captained the club to the Yorkshire League title, before Hibernian received a satisfactory bid for his services. The surprising source of the £500 offer were another non-League club, Altrincham. Gowdy stayed just one season at Moss Lane, before having another brief spell back in the Football League with Aldershot.
Gowdy was described as "... a bundle of restless activity. Preferred the ball on the ground and endeavoured to keep it there; daring in method and inclined to rove."
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So thats where Chris Senior gets it from!
Go on Gowdy lad!
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For comparison purposes you could get a brand spanking new 3 bed semi in 1936 for around £400-500.
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it would be no good playing a semi detached house though
that would be a bad idea sw very very bad
only advantage i can think of, it would good at centre half and if fit would probably last 90 minutes although 45 of them it would be offside
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only advantage i can think of, it would good at centre half and if fit would probably last 90 minutes although 45 of them it would be offside
play him in net
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it would be no good playing a semi detached house though
that would be a bad idea sw very very bad
only advantage i can think of, it would good at centre half and if fit would probably last 90 minutes although 45 of them it would be offside
Be okay if it was terraced house, semi detacheds leave space tro get through though.
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Well I reckon if Maunders had his way there would have been at least 11 of them on the pitch :-\