Attention Chris or Gary

[Guest RWG]

Thought you might be interested in a few players for you Players Directory:Below is the team who played at Wembley in the Amateur Cup Final.

Ian Wolstenholm,Ian Reid,Ray Eaton,Kieth Mead,Alf Darcy,Terry Reardon,Micky Chatterton,Roger Day,Mickey O'Sullivan, Ala Gane,Geoff Anthony.Afraid I don't know personal details like date of birth etc,but can tell you where they all played before Slough and after Slough.

Also the good team of 1967 that reached F.A.Amateur Cup 1/4 final against Skelmesdale.

Chris Reynolds,John Wilkes,Micky Bell,Bobby Hatt,John Delaney Malcolm Scott,Les Hartridge,Jim Kelman,Bobby Stevens,Chris Mullen Peter Wright.

Loads more players names if you want them.

Please change your Directory entry for Terry Reardon he was a midfield player, yes he played as a striker and also a centre half a few times also.

[GarySTFC]

RWG, thanks for your contribution. I am working on adding the players in from 1973 onwards as this is the information I have at present.

 

Over that period we used over 470 players so this obviously takes some time to put in. Any information you can provide on the older players would be most welcome.

[dave programmes]

hi gary dave here have not cheacked website lately at players directory two seem still mising my choice paul mac'kinnon and the other prosumably missing is loyd awusu

 

hope you can help update to add to above post

hope to see you + others on tue for replay and hope team can get a result or at worst play for pride and slough coulers ext ext

cheers take care and of course emma and little stephen to

 

dave p

[GarySTFC]

Thanks Dave. Will be adding loads over the coming weeks, so keep an eye on it.

[dave programmes]

thanks gary hope all have a good night and dream of a good game and result on tue

 

dave p

[Guest Anonymous]

Except that it wasn't Alan Gane at who played at Wembley, it was Kenny Gaine, whom Tommy Lawrence signed from Epping Town. "I know 'cause I was there."

 

Like I imagine many others who cannot be bothered to contribute to these tedious and repetitive arguments, I too know a lot about Slough's history. As a long-standing director of a Ryman league club that is currently quite successful but has enjoyed/suffered its fair share of ups and downs over the past thirty years, I also know that in the real world it doesn't matter who played for you last week if you can't afford their wages this week.

 

Re-establishing a secure and successful football club in Slough is clearly going to be an enormous task. It seems to me, admittedly from a distance, that, in the absence of a magic wand/rich benefactor, the people now running the show are putting an enormous amount of effort into reviving what many others would have given up as a lost cause and for that alone are deserving of our support.

 

David Hillier

Chairman, Horsham FC Ltd.

[HorshamRebel]

It's good to hear from you David. How's the trips to Worthing going ?

[Guest Anonymous]

Cheers, Gary

 

Yesterday's result aside, the on the field arrangements are going well and the club and its supporters have been made very welcome by our Worthing hosts. As we expected, attendances have fallen but maybe not by as many as some people feared. It's the continuing off the field problems over the sale of Queen Street/purchase of Holbrook/planning permission for new ground that are prolonging the headaches. I guess the bet I had with Martyn Deaner that we would get a new ground before he did must now be regarded as void.

 

David