Stevie Whitehall

God knows how he's managed it, he was cack at Droylsden last season. Although, to be fair, he's chipped in with a few goals so far.

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Ding.

Which of our players has once been given the nickname of "Egg"?

That is terrible journalism, it has been all over SSN for the last month that the deadline was extended till Tuesday because of the BH.

He pays his money, he goes to games, so I care what he has to say, whether I agree with it or not.

I feature right at the beginning.

Owners then. We all know what fantastic friends you are with them.

Macho Man Randy, how lovely to hear from you.

Alan Hardy.

No.

Glad it was appreciated, we bought it at a service station and I very rarely relinquished control of it. Super Sean....

Byfield has gone.

Thought we'd had enough of journeymen strikers. Latics close in on loan deal Reporter: by TONY BUGBY Date online: 27/08/2009 ATHLETIC are set to make a loan move for Reading’s Mitchell Bryant, while much-travelled striker Michael Bridges is also thought to be on their transfer radar. Bryant, an 18-year-old midfield player, was due to feature for the reserves in last night’s totesport.com League fixture against Preston North End. But a mix-up in communications meant Bryant, a second-year professional, failed to make the coach as it left for Bamber Bridge where Preston play their home fixtures. Bryant was a former junior at Manchester United, but was a scholar at Reading, for whom he signed his first professional contract in the summer of 2008. The teenager had a loan spell at non-league Basingstoke Town last season. Bridges, meanwhile, is a free agent having been released by Hull City in the summer. The 31-year-old Bridges recently joined Athletic’s Coca-Cola League One rivals Milton Keynes Dons on non-contract terms but left after three weeks at the club in which he made one first-team appearance. Bridges, a former England under-21 international, has played for Sunderland, Leeds, Newcastle, Bolton and Bristol City. He has most recently had spells on loan from Hull at Australian club Sydney FC and Carlisle, for whom he played against Athletic last season. Athletic reserves squandered a two-goal lead as they were held to a 2-2 draw by Preston. Coach Lee Duxbury’s side dominated the opening half in which they opened a two-goal lead through Hungarian Attila Beszterczei, one of the players recruited from MTK Budapest, and Kieran Lee. Preston fought back in the second half with goals from Danny Mayor and Ryan McGreevy, the leveller being scored with only 30 seconds of added time left. Athletic’s team featured mainly youngsters, the three most senior players in action being goalkeeper Premyslaw Kazimierczak, Kelvin Lomax and Lee, who scored the first team’s dramatic late equaliser against Swindon last weekend.

At this moment of time, I'd have anybody in the team over Parker, hope he proves me wrong though.

Seconded Daniel.

I thought that about the Brentford game, drop :censored: to centre back for Hazell and bring Furman back in. I'm sure it won't happen.

For those of us who weren't on Live Chat last week, explain to us...

The game where Sheridan scored that goal, I'm fairly certain we lost 3-2. Adams missed a spot kick. I assume Kyle is referring to a different fixture.

Correct, and some of us pay £4 to play in evenings after a long shift in work.

A few gems floating around in Non League.

Feb 14th, beat Northampton 2-1. Windass scored.

No way, he is far worse than them two.

No way haha!

13 minutes and 25 seconds. He was crap for all of them. Even his goal was a crap cross.