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1990 Trophy Line-up

Post by DaveC » Thu Oct 17, 2013 4:42 pm

Can anyone help me with the complete 1990 lineups for both teams please, numbers too if you can. Many thanks!
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Post by minion2 » Thu Oct 17, 2013 5:20 pm

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Post by DaveC » Thu Oct 17, 2013 8:06 pm

Cheers v-muchly.
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Re: 1990 Trophy Line-up

Post by ruins » Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:27 pm

well that was sorted quickly.

So......???

Mcdonnel
Higgins
Gordon
Skivington
?????
Doc
Lowe
Proctor
Ferris
Cowps
??????

Shit without cheating and getting the dvd out i cant remember :oops:

Chilton ?
Burgess ?
Capstick ?
Copeland ?

As for Leek

er...

And this is without cheating and i was only ten. I should know more.
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Re: 1990 Trophy Line-up

Post by Reg » Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:31 pm

Farrell and Chilton are your missing players Daz.

I think the bench may have been Messenger, Burgess and Copeland?
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Post by Lancaster Branch » Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:33 pm

Billy Gilmour was on the bench.

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Post by ruins » Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:39 pm

Bloody hell Farrell, at least i didnt cheat mate ;)

Regarding Gilmour it was him with the diving header Colne away wasnt it?

I remember looking at them two at 9/10 years old thinking they were old men!!

nice to relive memories like this.

I remember i was in Florida when Euro 96 was on and me and my dad bumped into Lee Copland in a bar, think he was with Slater (Paul?) otherwise known as Slats?

Think my dad worked with one (or both) of them.
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Post by ruins » Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:42 pm

Thinking about it i went out on the [SwearFilter] with "Slats" in Bowness years ago!!! Is that the same lad who played for Holker ?
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Post by spirit of 1990 » Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:54 pm

ruins wrote:Thinking about it i went out on the [SwearFilter] with "Slats" in Bowness years ago!!! Is that the same lad who played for Holker ?
That's him.
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Post by Moonwatcher » Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:55 pm

That was some team eh? As for the substitutes...certainly Billy Gilmour and Ian Burgess were on the bench, along with Lee Copeland, but I'm not sure Gary Messenger made the squad. Certainly Stuart Todhunter and Jim Capstick missed out, and I think "Messer" was also unlucky, although I stand to be corrected. All three of them travelled with the squad though. I liked Messer - he was a very useful footballer (for a Marra...) and could play centre forward or centre back. Could look after himself. If only we had someone like Sir Ray in charge now - someone who could make a phone call and magic up a good footballer from the north east almost at will. Not the greatest tactician but had a "way" with players which made them play above themselves for him. Yeah, I know...times have changed etc....

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Post by ruins » Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:12 pm

Moonwatcher wrote:That was some team eh? As for the substitutes...certainly Billy Gilmour and Ian Burgess were on the bench, along with Lee Copeland, but I'm not sure Gary Messenger made the squad. Certainly Stuart Todhunter and Jim Capstick missed out, and I think "Messer" was also unlucky, although I stand to be corrected. All three of them travelled with the squad though. I liked Messer - he was a very useful footballer (for a Marra...) and could play centre forward or centre back. Could look after himself. If only we had someone like Sir Ray in charge now - someone who could make a phone call and magic up a good footballer from the north east almost at will. Not the greatest tactician but had a "way" with players which made them play above themselves for him. Yeah, I know...times have changed etc....
Well maybe somethings changed mate but is it times? Or just us as a club and town? Obviously players wanted to play for Barrow then, we were a sleeping giant my old fella used to tell me. Surely the players are out there but we need to get the man to do it?

Thats another thread i guess.

Where was Stuart Todhunter(sp?) at this point? Am i too early?
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Post by Moonwatcher » Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:52 pm

One thing about the Wilkie years that sometimes gets overlooked was just how many local players he used in his teams. Yes, he did have a conveyor belt of top quality Geordie players (Wheatley, Carroll, Higgins, Lowe, Harrison, Hulse, Ferris, Vincent, to name but a few) but the nucleus of most of Wilkie's teams was either Barrow-based or at least Cumbria based. Take the Trophy winning squad: McDonnell (Kendal) Chilton (West Cumbria) Gordon (Barrow) Skivington (Barrow) Gilmour (West Cumbria) Proctor (Barrow) Cowperthwaite (Flookburgh) Doherty (Barrow) Burgess (Barrow) Copeland (Barrow). Peripheral players around the same time - Messenger, Todhunter (both West Cumbria), Capstick (Barrow). Wilkie also gave plenty of game time to the likes of Colin Woodburn and Stuart Mason (both Ulverston) as well as goalkeeper Dave Knowles, who was also a Furness-based lad. I'm pretty sure there were others I haven't mentioned. Yes, Barrow won the FA Trophy at Wembley and competed in the Conference with mostly local players....an interesting idea. Could that be done nowadays ....? Probably not.

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Post by ruins » Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:59 pm

Moonwatcher wrote:One thing about the Wilkie years that sometimes gets overlooked was just how many local players he used in his teams. Yes, he did have a conveyor belt of top quality Geordie players (Wheatley, Carroll, Higgins, Lowe, Harrison, Hulse, Ferris, Vincent, to name but a few) but the nucleus of most of Wilkie's teams was either Barrow-based or at least Cumbria based. Take the Trophy winning squad: McDonnell (Kendal) Chilton (West Cumbria) Gordon (Barrow) Skivington (Barrow) Gilmour (West Cumbria) Proctor (Barrow) Cowperthwaite (Flookburgh) Doherty (Barrow) Burgess (Barrow) Copeland (Barrow). Peripheral players around the same time - Messenger, Todhunter (both West Cumbria), Capstick (Barrow). Wilkie also gave plenty of game time to the likes of Colin Woodburn and Stuart Mason (both Ulverston) as well as goalkeeper Dave Knowles, who was also a Furness-based lad. I'm pretty sure there were others I haven't mentioned. Yes, Barrow won the FA Trophy at Wembley and competed in the Conference with mostly local players....an interesting idea. Could that be done nowadays ....? Probably not.
Good point

Was Dave Knowles a very tall lad? Light hair, but not a lot of it? In the nicest possible way if he is on this forum ;)
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Post by ruins » Fri Oct 18, 2013 12:00 am

Who were the coaching staff also? Mick Clousdale was involved wasnt he?
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Post by Moonwatcher » Fri Oct 18, 2013 3:10 am

ruins wrote:
Moonwatcher wrote:One thing about the Wilkie years that sometimes gets overlooked was just how many local players he used in his teams. Yes, he did have a conveyor belt of top quality Geordie players (Wheatley, Carroll, Higgins, Lowe, Harrison, Hulse, Ferris, Vincent, to name but a few) but the nucleus of most of Wilkie's teams was either Barrow-based or at least Cumbria based. Take the Trophy winning squad: McDonnell (Kendal) Chilton (West Cumbria) Gordon (Barrow) Skivington (Barrow) Gilmour (West Cumbria) Proctor (Barrow) Cowperthwaite (Flookburgh) Doherty (Barrow) Burgess (Barrow) Copeland (Barrow). Peripheral players around the same time - Messenger, Todhunter (both West Cumbria), Capstick (Barrow). Wilkie also gave plenty of game time to the likes of Colin Woodburn and Stuart Mason (both Ulverston) as well as goalkeeper Dave Knowles, who was also a Furness-based lad. I'm pretty sure there were others I haven't mentioned. Yes, Barrow won the FA Trophy at Wembley and competed in the Conference with mostly local players....an interesting idea. Could that be done nowadays ....? Probably not.
Good point

Was Dave Knowles a very tall lad? Light hair, but not a lot of it? In the nicest possible way if he is on this forum ;)
Yes, that sounds like him.

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