Not got my email yet, either.

Name? Andrew Steel How did you get into Barrow AFC? My dad took me by force and I haven't been able to refuse to go since. It's a good job I like it, really. What was your first match? Memory is a bit sketchy, as I was only a nipper, but I'm pretty sure it was a friendly for a charity (St Mary's Ho...

The other class act from around the same time was Kevin Thomas. I'm i right in thinking he was only at Holker St because of some insurance payment he recieved over an injury and therefore couldn't play in the football league Can I please add the chain-smoking Robbie Thomas to the above list - I lov...

I think you may have made a mistake, Adam.

This could be a still from the filming of Sky One's new program.

Ross Kemp on Non-League.

18. Bert Trautmann Trautmann’s is probably the most famous footballing injury of them all. The German former prisoner of war, who had decided to stay in England to ply his trade after hostilities ended, was playing for Manchester City in the FA Cup final with Birmingham City at Wembley in May 1956....

I agree. Although saying he was carrying an injury is one thing. Specifying it as a broken leg(!!!) is one hell of an audacious bit of PR! Surely, if that was the case, you'd go with a lesser injury such as pulled hamstring or groin or ligament problems. Not a broken [swear filter] leg! True fella....

According to BBCRC's twitter, Bayles has said that Evil was playing with a broken leg when he was with us last season. Either he's a right hard [SwearFilter] or it's a blinding excuse. Looking at him, it's possibly both. Truth? Or PR to grease the way for a less, for want of a better word, hostile ...

According to BBCRC's twitter, Bayles has said that Evil was playing with a broken leg when he was with us last season.

Either he's a right hard [SwearFilter] or it's a blinding excuse.

Looking at him, it's possibly both.

philmac wrote:This really is a no-brainer, come on Duff have a little think!

A slight contradiction in terms there, Phil!