April
2003 News
Follow the news of the
offspring of the class of 70-71 !
Monthly
updates on non-English and Scottish players has stopped
as there is now no longer a site I can find that provides
the information for free - does anyone else know of a
site, if so E-mail me
Other
news:
Juan
Sebastian Verón is added to the site for the first time
(See below).
Rich List
The only
footballer to make the 2003 Sunday Times Rich List
is David Beckham - listed with his wife, Posh Spice,
Victoria. With an estimated 50 million pounds to his name
this placed Becks as high as 5th in the list of the top
100 under 30 year olds.
The
alternative list of younger people also included two Bob
70-71 Next Generation Stars. Michael Owen
(see below)
with 18 million pounds was placed at equal 16th, and Juan
Verón (see below) with 10 million is at equal
31.
Michael
has increased his wealth from 12 million pounds last year
due to Sponsorship deals, and has a company, Owen
Promotions with net assets of 2 million pounds. Juan
Verón is up from 8 million pounds last year, he earned a
4 million pound signing on fee from his move to Man U
from Lazio.
Becks
headed a further list of the ten wealthiest young (under
30) sportsmen, which had Michael at number 3 (Naseem
Hamed was at number two), and Juan at equal 8th.
Angela
Saunders is set to join
the Next Generation page as the daughter-in-law of Ray
Clemence (Liverpool). Angela is the actress who
plays Tash Parker, an ex-model married to a footballer in
the Sky TV programme, 'Dream Team'. She is 25 years old
and plans to marry Stephen Clemence in May.
Dream Team
is on SkyOne 8pm on Sundays, and is currently featured in
the May 3003 'Sky:the Magazine' sent to Sky subscribers.
Gabby Logan - daughter of
Terry Yorath (Leeds United) - was listed as one the Daily
Mail's 100 most Influential Women in Britain on 31
March 2003. And though I can't confirm this, I believe I
saw Gabby's picture as part of this year's poster
campaign for book week, too.
Martin
Allen - son of Dennis Allen (Bournemouth) - Thanks very much to Tony Hammond, who
informs me that since Peter Shreeves left Conference
side, Barnet in March 2003, Martin has moved up from
first team coach to caretaker manager till the end of the
season. This site last caught up with Martin as as the
first team coach at Reading.
See Bees MAD - the definitive Barnet website and BBC SPORT Football Non League
Shreeves quits Barnet
Chris Hollins Thanks to Robert Lifford who reports
that Chris "is a sports reporter for BBC News 24. He
is the son of John Hollins (Chelsea) and, therefore, the nephew of Dave
Hollins. He was on QPR books at one point and has played
for Aldershot town in the Ryman League.
He was also a first class cricketer having played for
Oxford University. He scored a
century at Lords in the University match".
Click
straight to Michael Owen, Jamie Redknapp and Frank Lampard
Here's an
update of every player currently
playing football.
March A
to Z of Current Players
This
includes updates of all games played in March 2003
Bradley Allen (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Les Allen (QPR
manager)
Present Club
(click for website): Bristol Rovers
Division Three
Position on 31 March 2003: 21st (of 24), ahead of
relegation by goal difference alone having played
more games.
Bradley's
record in 2002-2003:
March:
Bristol Rovers: League Divsion Three played 0 scored
0.
Season:
Peterborough United: League Divsion Two played 11
scored 3, LDV Vans Trophy played 1 scored 0.
Bristol Rovers: League Divsion Three played 8 scored
1, FA Cup played 2 scored 1.
Carl Barrowclough (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Stewart Barrowclough (Newcastle United squad)
Present Club
(click for website): Barnsley Football Club
Division Two
Position on 31 March 2003: 16th (of 24) 6 points
clear of relegation.
Carl's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 0 scored 0
Season: League played 5 scored 0
Arild Berg
Relation:
Father - Harold Berg (ADO)
Present club
(click for website): Lyn
Oslo (Norway)
Eliteserien
Final position in 2002: 3rd (of 12) to win bronze
medal
Arild is no
longer listed on the official website.
Řrjan Berg
Relation:
Father - Harold Berg (ADO)
Present club
(click for website): Rosenborg (Norway)
Eliteserien
Final position in 2002: Champions !
Runar Berg
Relation:
Father - Harold Berg (ADO)
Club: Bodř-Glimts (Norway)
Eliteserien
Final position in 2002: 10th (14 in the League)
Craig Boardman
Relation:
Father - George Boardman (Barnsley)
Present Club
(click for website): Ossett Town Online
Unibond Division One
Position on 31 March 2003: 19th (of 22) after 36
games
Craig's record
in 2002-2003:
Season (up to 31 March 2003): League played 21 scored
2
Paul Brownlie (Click to see career details)
Relation: Father : John Brownlie (Hibernian)
Present Club
(click for website): The Official Arbroath Football Club
Scottish Division One
Position on 31 March 2003: Bottom (out of 10) with
just 14 points.
Paul's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 6 scored 0.
Season: League played 23 scored 1, Scottish FA Cup
played 1 scored 0, League Challenge Cup played 1
scored 0
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April 2003 Arbroath relegated in a 4-1 away
defeat to leaders Falkirk. Other results in the
League ensure that Arbroath will finish in bottom
place.
Neil Clement (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Dave
Clement (QPR)
Present Club
(click for website): West
Bromwich Albion Football Club
Premier Division
Position on 31 March 2003: 19th (of 20) 9 points
adrift from preventing relegation
Neil's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 3 scored 0.
Season: League played 29 scored 2, FA Cup played 2,
scored 0, League Cup played 1 scored 0
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April 2003 West Brom win 2-1 away to
Sunderland, but results elsewhere means they are
relegated.
Stephen Clemence (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Ray
Clemence (Liverpool)
Present Club
(click for website): Birmingham City Football Club
Premier Division
Position on 31 March 2003: 15th (of 20) 5 points
ahead of relegation.
Stephen's
record in 2002-2003:
March: Birmingham City League played 3 scored 0
Season: League: Tottenham Hotspur: League Cup played
1 scored 0.
Birmingham City played 8 scored 1
May:
Stephen will be getting married to Angela Saunders,
see above.
Nigel Clough (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Brian Clough (Derby
County manager)
Present Club
(click for website): Burton Albion Football Club
Nationawide Conference
Position on 31 March 2003: 13th (of 22) 6 points
clear of relegation.
Nigel's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 2 scored 0.
Season: League played 32 scored 1, FA Cup played 2 +
1 qualifier scored 0
Mark Cooper (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Terry Cooper
Present Club: Tamworth
(Click for website): TamworthFC.com - The Official
Tamworth FC website
Dr Martins
Premier Division
Postion 31 March 2003: Top (of 22) after 35 games, 13
points clear and a game in hand !
No record of
games this season.
Peter Cormack (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Peter
Cormack (Nottingham Forest)
Present Club
(no website): Albion Rovers
Scottish Division Three
Position on 31 March 2003: 4th (of 10) 1 point behind
promotion place
Peter's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 7 scored 0.
Season: League played 26 scored 1, Scottish FA Cup
played 2 scored 0, League Challenge Cup played 1
scored 0, Scottish League Cup played 1 scored 0.
Jordi Cruyff
Relation:
Father - Johan
Cruyff (Ajax)
Present Club
(click for website): Alavés
Primera División
Position on 15 March 2003: 17th (of 20)
Carlo Cudicini (Click to see career details)
Relation: Father - Fabio Cudicini (A.C.
Milan)
Present Club (click for
website): The Official Chelsea FC Website
Premier Division
Position on 31 March 2003: 4th (of 20) 2 points clear
of Champions League place.
Carlo's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 4, FA Cup played 2
Season: League played 29, UEFA Cup played 2 , FA Cup
played 5, League Cup played 3
May
2003 edition: The May 2003 (Number105)
edition of FourFourTwo magazine has an exclusive
interview with Carlo.
Darren Currie (Click to see career details)
Relation: Uncle - Tony
Currie
Present Club (click for
website): Wycombe Wanderers Football Club
Division Two
Position on 31 March 2003: 13th (of 24) will finish
mid-table.
Darren's record
in 2002-2003:
March : League played 5 scored 1.
Season: League played 32 scored 4, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 2 scored 0.
Paul Dalglish (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Kenny
Dalglish (Celtic squad)
Most recent
club (click for website): Blackpool - Seasiders.net
Division Two.
Loaned club:
Scunthorpe United
Division Three
Position on 31 March 2003: 6th (of 24) 2 points clear
in play-off place, and 2 points away from automatic
promotion.
Paul's record
in 2002-2003:
March: Blackpool League played 1 scored 0
Scunthorpe United League played 2 scored 0
Season: Blackpool: League played 27 scored 1, FA Cup
played 2 scored 1, League Cup played 1 scored 0, LDV
Vans Trophy played 1 scored 0
Scunthorpe League played 2 scored 0
20
March 2003: Paul is loaned to Scunthorpe
United
22
March 2003: Paul debuts for Scunthorpe
United in a Division Three match. It was a 1-0 home
defeat to Darlington. Paul came on in the 72nd minute
when it was still 0-0.
Darren Ferguson (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Sir Alex Ferguson
Present Club
(click for website): Wrexham, see Red Passion On-line
Division Three.
Position on 31 March 2003: 8th (of 24) 1 point behind
a play-off place, 4 points off automatic promotion,
but with 3 games in hand over the other teams
involved.
Darren's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 7 scored 0
Season: League played 32 scored 1, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 3 scored 0
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April 2003: A 5-0 home victory against
Cambridge United and a Bournemouth home defeat, send
Wrexham up in 3rd place.
Scot Gemmill (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Archie
Gemmill (Preston N.E.)
Present Club
(click for website): Everton FC
Premier Division
Position on 31 March 2003: 6th (of 20) 4 points off a
Champions League place.
Scot's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 3 scored 0.
Season: League played 11 scored 0, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 2, scored 0, Scotland
international played 3 scored 0
2 April
2003 Plays for Scotland in the European
Championship coming on in the 81st minute away to
Lithuania. It was 1-0 to Lithuania at the time, which
is how the game finished. The goal came from a
penalty given by the referee after the Lithuania
player fell in the penalty box independent of any
Scottish challenge !
This is Scot's
26th cap, he has scored once. Archie played 43 games
for Scotland
Ian Gilzean (Click to see career details) On this
site see Ian Gilzean
Relation:
Father - Alan Gilzean
Present Club
(click for website): Montrose FC Online
Scottish Division Three
Position on 31 March 2003: 7th (of 10) head the pack
that will will finish between 7th and 9th
Ian's record in
2002-2003:
March: League played 0 scored 0.
Season: League played 13 scored 0, Scottish FA Cup
played 2 scored 1, Scottish League Cup played 1
scored 0
Jon Gould
(Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Bobby
Gould (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Present Club
(click for website): Preston North End Football Club
Division One
Position on 31 March 2003: 13th (of 24), will finish
mid-table
Jon's record in
2002-2003:
March: Preston NE League played 4
Season: Celtic: Scottish Premier League played 2,
UEFA Cup played 1
Preston North End: English Division One played 9
Andy Gray
(Click to see career details)
Relation: Father - Frank
Gray
Current club (click for
website): Bradford City Football Club
Division One
Position on 31 March 2003: 15th (of 24) will finish
mid-table.
Andy's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 7 scored 2.
Season: League played 38 scored 14, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 1 scored 0
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March 2003: Andy is a late call up into the
Scotland squad for the Euro 2004 qualifier against
Iceland
Stuart Gray (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Eddie Gray
Present Club
(click for website): Rushden & Diamonds
Division Three
Position on 31 March 2003: 2nd (of 24) 3 points off
the top.
Stuart's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 5 scored 0
Season: League played 31 scored 6, FA Cup played 3
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 1 scored 0
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April 2003 Rushton and Diamonds promoted in
a 2-1 away victory versus Carlisle United
Lee Holsgrove (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - John
Holsgrove (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Present Club
(click for website): Aldershot Town FC - ShotsWeb
Ryman Premier League
Position on 31 March 2003: Top (of 29) after 36 games
3 points clear
April:
Aldershot Town win promotion in as League Champions.
Peter Holsgrove
Relation:
Father - John
Holsgrove (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Present Club
(click for website): Hayes
Ryman Premier League
Position on 31 March 2003: 4th (of 24) 12 points
behind leaders
Paul Holsgrove (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - John
Holsgrove (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Present Club
(click for website): Hayes
Ryman Premier League
Position on 31 March 2003: 4th (of 24) 12 points
behind leaders
Paul is the
player coach for Hayes.
Steffen Iverson (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Odd
Iversen (Racing Mechelen)
Present Club
(click for website): Spurs
Official Site
Premier Division
Position on 31 March 2003: 10th (of 20) will finish
in the top half of the table
Steffen's
record in 2002-2003:
March: League played 0 scored 0.
Season: League played 18 scored 1, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0, Norway -
European Championship, played 3 scored 1, Friendly
played 1 scored 0.
Andrew Jordan (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Joe
Jordan (Morton)
Present Club
(click for website): Cardiff City AFC Official Site
Division Two
Position on 31 March 2003: 3rd (of 24), 4 points away
from automatic promotion, but 11 points clear in
play-off place.
Andrew's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 0 scored 0,
Season: League played 0 scored 0
Alan Kelly (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Alan
Kelly (Preston North End)
Present Club
(click for website): Blackburn
Rovers Football Club
Premiership
Position on 31 March 2003: 8th (of 20) 8 points off a
Champions League place.
Alan's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 0 scored 0,
Season: League played 1, League Cup played 2.
Gary Kelly (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Alan
Kelly (Preston North End)
Last club
(click for website): Northwich Victoria Football Club
Conference
Position on 31 March 2003: 11th (of 22) will finish
mid-table
Current club
(click for website): Sheffield United Football Club
Division One
Position on 31 March 2003: 3rd (of 24) 11 points off
automatic promotion, 8 points clear in a play-off
place.
Gary's record
in 2002-2003:
March: Northwich Victoria League played 5 scored 0
Sheffield United played 0 scored 0.
Season: Northwich Victoria League played 7 scored 0.
Sheffield United played 0 scored 0.
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March 2003: Gary makes a non-contract move
to Sheffield United.
Frank Lampard (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Frank Lampard
Present Club
(click for website): The Official Chelsea FC Website
Premier Division
Position on 31 March 2003: 4th (of 20) just 2 points
clear in Championship League place.
Frank's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 3 scored 2, FA Cup played 2
scored 1.
Season: League played 31 scored 6, UEFA Cup played 2
scored 1, FA Cup played 5 scored 1, League Cup played
3 scored 0.
England international friendly played 1 scored 0.
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March 2003 Frank is called up into the
England squad for the two European Championship
matches, but fails to make the team for the first of
these games in Lietchenstein.
2 April
2003 Frank makes the bench versus Turkey,
but does not play. He remains on 8 caps.
Ian Lawson (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Jimmy
Lawson (Huddersfield Town)
Present Club
(click for website): Bury
Football Club
Division Three
Position on 31 March 2003: 9th (of 24) 1 point away
from play-off place and 4 points off automatic
promotion.
Ian's record in
2002-2003:
March: League played 0 scored 0.
Season: League played 7 scored 3, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, LDV Vans Trophy played 3 scored 1
Paul Macari (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Lou
Macari (Celtic squad)
Present Club
(click for website): Huddersfield
Town Football Club
Division Two
Position on 31 March 2003: 24th (of 24) 5 points
behind relegation safety.
Paul's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 0 scored 0,
Season: League played 5 scored 0
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April 2003: a 5-1 away defeat to Port Vale,
sends Huddersfield Town down.
Ian Moore
(Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Ronnie
Moore (Tranmere Rovers)
Present Club
(click for website): Burnley
Division One
Position on 31 March 2003: 16th (of 24) 12 points
clear of relegation.
Ian's record in
2002-2003:
March: League played 7 scored 1, FA Cup played 1
scored 0
Season: League played 36 scored 8, FA Cup played 6
scored 3, League Cup played 2 scored 0
9 March
2003 Ian and Burnley miss out on an FA Cup
semi-final, when the team lose 2-0 away to fellow
Division One side, Watford.
Andy Oakes (Click to see career details)
Relation: Uncle - Alan Oakes (Manchester City)
Present Club
(click for website): Derby
County FC
Division One
Position on 31 March 2003: 20th (of 24) 6 points
clear of relegation
Andy's record
in 2002-2003:
March: played 0
Season: League played 3
Michael Oakes (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Alan
Oakes (Manchester City)
Present Club
(click for website): Wolverhampton Wanderers
Division One
Position on 31 March 2003: 6th (of 24) 2 points clear
in a play-off place.
Michael's
record in 2002-2003:
March: League played 0
Season: League played 6 , League Cup played 1
Michael Owen (Click to see career details) On this
website see Michael Owen
Relation:
Father - Terry
Owen (Bradford City)
Present Club
(click for website): Liverpool fc
Premier Division
Position on 31 March 2003: 5th (of 20) 2 points off a
Championship League place.
Michael's
record in 2002-2003:
March: League played 3 scored 3, League Cup played 1
scored 1, UEFA Cup played 2 scored 0. England
European Championships played 1 scored 1.
Season: League played 29 scored 13, European Cup
played 6 scored 4, UEFA Cup played 6 scored 3, FA Cup
played 2 scored 0, League Cup played 4 scored 2, FA
Community Shield played 1 scored 0, England -
Friendly played 2 scored 0 and European Championship
played 3 scored 2.
1 March
2003 (edition) Featured on the front cover
of Match for what is now a rare occasion. He
is pictured with David Beckham, with the title
'Showdown' referring to the up-coming League Cup
Final between Liverpool and Manchester United.
2 March
2003 Michael is a member of the League Cup
winning side, as Liverpool beat Manchester United 2-0
at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. To add to the
achievement, Michael also scored the second goal in
the 86th minute.
This will go
some way towards making up for being named to sit on
the bench but not playing in the 2001 League Cup
victory for Liverpool versus Birmingham City.
Michael honours
now read:
FA Cup Winner in 2001 (scored 2 in Final),
League Cup winner 2002 (scored 1 in Final)
UEFA Cup winner in 2001,
Super Cup winner 2001 (scored 1 in Final)
FA Community Shield 2001 (scored 1).
Pretty
impressive I would say.
March
2003: England
launch yet another new shirt with Michael Owen being
the leading England star that heads the campaign. The
first match in the new shirt is the Euro 2004
qualifier v Lietchenstein.
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March 2003 Michael plays for England in the
Euro 2004 away match in Lietchenstein. Michael plays
the whole 90 minutes and scores in the 2-0 victory.
This was
Michael's 46th cap in his sixth season in the England
team. He now has 20 goals, which is the 17th best of
all time, see England Goalscorers for the Top Twenty.
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March 2003 (edition) of Match magazine has
Michael as the main star on its cover. A goal
celebrating Michael is pictured, in the red England
kit with a baloon from his mouth saying,' Hands up if
da opposition is a bunch of Turkeys!'. A comment I
very much doubt has passed Michael's highly
diplomatic lips, nor one that help our Nation's youth
to be tolerant of our international neighbours, but
still. The picture is being used to promote a Euro
2004 magazine special.
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March 2003: At the end of the month,
Michael's 24 goals this season is the equal third
highest for a Premiership player in all competitions,
and with 13 Premiership goals he is the 5th highest
in the League.
2 April
2003 Michael plays the home tie for England
v Turkey in the Euro 2004 qualifier. The press had
given England a hard time for winning just 2-0
against Lietchenstein, and feared what Turkey might
do, as they were placed higher in the World rankings.
Hence, the
comfortable-ish 2-0 victory set the country alight
again, and was hailed as the best win for the
national side since the World Cup victory versus
Denmark.
The game
belonged to Wayne Rooney, who is the brightest
England 17 year old since...well Michael Owen.
Michael left
the pitch for Darius Vassell, when it was still 0-0
in the 58th minute, and it was Darius who scored the
second of the goals.
Michael has now
been capped 47 times.
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April 2003: Liverpool thrash West Bromwich
Albion 6-0 away from home in the Premiership, and
Michael gets scores 4 ! This is Michaels's third
hatrichk this season the last two being on 28
September 2002 v Man City in the Premeiership, and on
2 Octoberr 2002 v Spartak Moscow in the Champions
League..
You have to go
back to 24 October 1998 for the only other time
Michael has scored four in a top class game. It was v
Nottingham Forest in the Premiership in a 5-1 home
victory for Liverpool.
This is
Michaels's 11th hatrick and the first time he has
scored three in a season. It means he moves up to 3rd
in the Leading Premiership scorers list with 30 in
all competitions. He is 4th highest scorer of
Premiership goals this season with 19.
The 2nd of the
goals was his 100th in the Premiership. Robbie Fowler
has scored Liverpool's most Premiership goals with
120, and Roger Hunt (Bolton
Wanderers) has
Liverpool's League goals record with 245.
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April 2003 Michael is listed in the young
person's Rich List , see above.
May
2003 edition: The May 2003 (Number105)
edition of FourFourTwo magazine includes a picture of
Michael on the front cover in the red England shirt.
His the largest picture of a dozen players promoting
the article asking, 'who is the best striker in the
world today?', though in the event he wasn't in the
Top 10 listed.
The edition
also includes a full page advert of Michael in the
new England kit advertising www.kitbag.com , as well as, a full page picture of
Michael opening Champagne as winner of this season's
Worthington (League) Cup
See 442.
Shaun Pejic (Click to see career details)
Relation: Uncle - Mike Pejic (Stoke City)
(Father - Mel Pejic)
Present Club
(click for website): Wrexham, see Red Passion On-line
Division Three
Position on 31 March 2003: 8th (of 24) 1 point behind
a play-off place, 4 points off automatic promotion,
but with 3 games in hand over the other teams
involved.
Shaun's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 4 scored 0
Season: League played 29 scored 0, FA Cup played 1
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 2 scored 0
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April 2003: A 5-0 home victory against
Cambridge United and a Bournemouth home defeat, send
Wrexham up in 3rd place.
Marc Peters (Click to see career details - presently
down)
Relation: Father - Jan Peters (NEC)
Present Club
(click for website): NEC -
the Netherlands
Eredivisie
Position on 13 April 2003: 5th after 27 games
Season: played
0 scored 0
Jamie Redknapp (Click to see career details) On this
site see Jamie Redknapp
Relation:
Father - Harry Redknapp
Present Club
(click for website): Spurs
Official Site
Premier Division
Position on 31 March 2003: 10th (of 20) will finish
in the top half of the table
Jamie's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 0 scored 0,
Season: League played 15 scored 2
Greg Rioch (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Bruce Rioch
Current club
(click for website): Northwich Victoria Football Club
Conference
Position on 31 March 2003: 12th (of 22) 6 points
clear of relegation
Andrew's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 5 scored 0,
Season: League played 29 scored 1
Danny Rofe
Relation:
Father - Dennis Rofe (Orient)
Present Club:
Newport Isle of Wight - see uptheport.co.uk
Dr Martins Eastern League
Position on 13 April 2003: 16th (of 22) after 38
matches, will finish in bottom half of the table
Danny's record
in 2002-2003:
No record of games, but scored 2.
Darren Royle (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Joe Royle
Present Club
(click for website): Ashton United
Unibond Premier Division
Position on 31 March 2003: 9th (of 23), will finish
in the top half of the table.
Darren's record
in 2002-2003:
Season: League played 22 scored 3, Other
competitions: played 9 scored 1
Sam Shilton (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Peter Shilton
Present Club
(click for website): Kidderminster Harriers Football Club
Division Three
Position on 31 March 2003: 11th (of 24) 3 points away
from play-off place and 6 points off automatic
promotion.
Sam's record in
2002-2003:
March: League played 7 scored 1
Season: League played 34 scored 4, FA Cup played 2
scored 0, League Cup played 1 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 3 scored 1
Nicky Summerbee (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Mike Summerbee
Present Club
(click for website): Leicester
City Football Club
Division One
Position on 31 March 2003: 2nd (of 24) 3 points off
top, 11 points clear in automatic promotion place.
Nicky's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 5 scored 0.
Season: League played 26 scored 0, FA cup played 2
scored 0, League Cup played 2 scored 0
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April 2003 2-0 home victory versus Brighton
andHove Albion, confirms promotion for Leicester City
Andy Todd
(Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Colin
Todd (Sunderland)
Present Club
(click for website): Blackburn
Rovers Football Club
Premiership
Position on 31 March 2003: 8th (of 20) 8 points off a
Champions League place.
Andy's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 1 scored 0.
Season: League played 9 scored 0, UEFA Cup played 1
scored 0, FA Cup played 2 scored 0, League Cup played
4 scored 0
Paul Trollope (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - John
Trollope (Swindon Town)
Current club
(click for website): Northampton
Town Football Club
Division Two
Position on 31 March 2003: 23rd (of 24) 1 point off
bottom, 5 points adrift in relegation place.
Paul's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 5 scored 0, International Wales
- European Championship played 1 scored 0
Season: League played 35 scored 2, FA Cup played 3
scored 0, League Cup played 1 scored 0, LDV Vans
Trophy played 2 scored 0, International Wales -
European Championship played 2 scored 0, friendly-
played 1 scored 0
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March 2003: Paul is an unlikely part of the
heroic Welsh side that beat Azerbaijan side 4-0 to
help the country lead the Euro 2004 qualifiying Group
9 with maximum points.
It was already
3-0 when he came on for the second half. This is the
9th cap for Paul, who plays his League matches for a
struggling Division Two side.
This is Paul's
3rd cap as a Northampton Town player, but he has some
way to go to overhaul the Northampton club record
holder, E.Lloyd Davies. Davies was capped 12 times
for Wales whilst at the club between 1908 and 1914,
plus a further 4 times when he was at Stoke in 1904.
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April 2003 Northampton Town relegated to
Division 3 after a 4-0 away defeat to Tranmere Rovers
Juan Sebastian Verón (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Juan
Ramón Verón (Estudiantes de La Plata)
Present Club
(click for website): Manchester United Official Web site
Premier
Division
Position on 31 March 2003: 2nd (of 20)
Juan's record
in 2002-2003:
March: League played 1, scored 0, League Cup played
1, scored 0.
Season: League played 24 scored 2, European Cup
played 10 scored 4, FA Cup played 1 scored 0, League
Cup played 5 scored 0, , Argentina - Friendly played
2 scored 0.
2 March
2003 Juan was a member of Manchester
United's team that lost the League Cup Final to
Liverpool 2-0 at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff
City.
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April 2003: Juan makes the young person's
Rich List, see above
May
2003 (edition) The cover to Shoot
Monthly is a gatefold special with David Beckham
on the front posing in a cowboy/Man U outfit in the
latest Pepsi advertising campaign.
The cover,
which even has bullet holes cut into it, opens up
like a saloon door to feature Becks and 4 more Man U
stars under the heading 'Most Wanted', and including
Juan.
The Pepsi
campaign, which imagine cost more money than it takes
to run a small country, centres round Becks and his
Man U posse. The TV advert, which Juan is in too, has
a shoot out with stars from Real Madrid headed by
Roberto Carlos. T
The actual cans
for sale definately have pictures of either Beckham
or Carlos on, but I don't believe the other players
are featured.
See the advert
at Pepsi Football
Also see Shoot Monthly - the football magazine
for fans of all ages
Ian Walker (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - Mike
Walker (Watford)
Present Club
(click for website): Leicester
City Football Club
Division One
Position on 31 March 2003: 2nd (of 24) 3 points off
top, 11 points clear in automatic promotion place.
Ian's record in
2002-2003:
March: League played 6.
Season: League played 39, FA Cup played 2, League Cup
played 3
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April 2003 2-0 home victory versus Brighton
andHove Albion, confirms promotion for Leicester City
Daniel Webb (Click to see career details)
Relation:
Father - David
Webb (Chelsea)
Present Club
(click for website): Hull City Football Club
Division Three
Position on 31 March 2003: 13th (of 24) exactly 10
points off a play-off place and 10 points off a
relegation place !
Loaned to
(click for website): Lincoln City Football Club
Division Three
Position on 31 March 2003: 5th (of 24) 1 points off a
promotion place and 3 points clear in a play-off
place.
Daniel's record
in 2002-2003:
March: Hull City: League played 1 scored 0,
Lincoln City played 5 scored 1
Season: Brighton and Hove Albion: League Division One
played 3 scored 0.
Hull City League Division Three: played 9 scored 0
Lincoln City Division Three: played 5 scored 1
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March 2003: Danny loaned to
Lincoln City
15
March 2003: Danny debuts for Lincoln City in
a Division Three match, which is a 1-1 home draw v
Wrexham. The Wrexham side had both Shaun Pejic and
Darren Ferguson from the Next Generation players
playing.
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March 2003: Danny gets his first goal for
Lincoln City in a Division 3 home match v Bristol
Rovers. The 21st minute goal made it 1-0, and it
finsihed 2-1.
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