Occassionally
there is a non-League star who comes to the Bob's 70-71
pages' attention. As long as the team isn't a Sunday
League or School team etc., I'll incude it here. Again,
expect this page to continue to grow.
Altrincham FC
Mick
Gannon
Named
as a Crewe Alexandria player in Rothmans
Yearbook 1970-71, Mick may have moved to Altrincham
before or during the 1970-71 season.
Barnet
Ricky
George
Ricky
moved to Hereford United mid-way through the 1970-71
season.
Ricky
has an autobiography, One Goal
One Horse, see Review.
Where
are they now? Summer 2007
Ricky
reports on the reuniting of the famous 1971-72
giant-killing team reunion, Summer 2007
See
Books, Commentators
On
other site see:
Ricky's
own blog at http://blogs.24dash.com/rickygeorge
Ricky's
MySpace at http://www.myspace.com/rickygeorge1
Ricky
on Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricky_George
Bedford
Town
Barry Fry
Peterborough
promoted, see May 2000 and May
2000
Barry's
on 'They Think it's All Over', February 2003
Barry
takes over ownership of Peterborough United, see October
2003
Peterborough
United relegated from League One, see May
2005
Barry
steppsdown as manager following Peterborough United's
relegation from League One, he now becomes Director
of Football, 31 May, 2005.
Barry's
club appoints Sir Alex Ferguson's son, Darren, as
player manager, 20 January 2007.
Managing
team at Matt Gadsby Memorial Match, see News Spring 2007
Career
1999- : See 1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006, 2006-2007.
See
Commentators, Books
Bishop
Aukland
Stewart
Lowery arrived February 1971 from Watford
Boston
United
Jim Smith
Sacked
by Derby County, see October
2001
Becomes
assistant manager at Coventry City, January 2002
See
Jim's picture at January
2002
Sacked
by Coventry City, April 2002
Becomes
Assistant Manager of Portsmouth, June 2002
Jim
is an honoury member of the 92 Club, see The Judge
Porstmouth
promoted, see April
2003
Jim
leaves Portsmouth 24 November, 2004 along with Harry
Redknapp
Rejoins
Harry Redknapp, to become
assistant manager at Southampton, 22 December, 2004
Following
relegation from the Premiership, Jim's contract is
not renewed, 23 May 2005
Jim
is appointed manager and director at League Two side,
Oxford United, 22 March 2006.
Career
1999- : 1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006
See
Books
On
other sites see ...
See
the profile at Boston United Roll
Call
Jim's
own homepage at Big Fan Of Jim Smith
For
further links see ...
Boston United Football
Club Home Page
Bradford Park Avenue
John
Brodie. Moved to Port Vale, 26 January 1971
Alan
Tewley. Moved to Crewe Alexandria in October 1970
Burscough F.C.
Manager:
Bob Langton.
See
April 2000. See http--www.burscough-fc.co.uk-langton.html
See
further links see ...
BURSCOUGH FOOTBALL
CLUB
Haverfordwest County
Player-Manager:
Ivor
Allchurch
Click
for more information on Ivor
Allchurch
(This
is not confirmed, but I believe is correct)
Hereford United
John
Charles.
Born
Swansea 27 December, 1931.Died Wakefield, 21 February
2004.
Joins
Leeds United's Hall of fame, and the Bob70-71 site,
see January 2004
John
unwell, see February 2004
Funeral
and tributes, see March 2004
Obituary
February 2004
Sky
One Football Legend nominee, 5
June 2005
Sons
and Daughters: Brothers and Nephews
John
has a stand at Elland Road, Leeds named after him,
see Statues, Stands and
Suites - there is now a bust of John in
the stand.
The
South Leeds Stadium in Middleton Grove, Beeston,
Leeds is renamed The John Charles Centre for Sport.
Books
Roger
Griffiths
Born
Hereford 20 February 1945. Died 19 July, 2006. See Obituary
On other
sites include the following ...
There's
a break down of John's Leeds United career at
leedsfans.org.uk
Leeds United Player Profile John Charles
See
John Charles Centre
for Sport
Hillingdon Borough
 Click to see more information on
Hillingdon Borough
Kings
Lynn
Dixie Hale
Arrived from Watford in 1970-71 season
Margate
Gerry
Baker (Player-manager)
Where
are they now: Caught In Time
For
further links see...
Few
if any current non-league sides have a site as
comprehensive 1970-71 information as www.margatefchistory.co.uk-
1970-71.htm
Northwich Victoria
Gavin Lang
Arrived
from Crewe Alexandria before the end of
the season - according to some reports
Nuneaton Borough
Alan
Morton
Moved
to Fulham in August 1970
Sons
and Daughters: Fathers
Runcorn
Gavin Lang
Arrived
from Crewe Alexandria before the end of
the season according to Rothmans 71-72
Selby
Gordon Low
Arrived
from Crewe Alexandria before the end of
the season, started the season at Stockport County
Sutton
United
Dario
Gradi.
Crewe Alexandria
promoted, see April 2003
See
Career 1999- : 1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006, 2006-2007.
On
other sites see ...
Footie51 Article -
An interview with Dario Gradi
Telford United
Click to
see more information on Telford United
Walton and Hersham
Dave
Bassett.
Play-off
with Barnsley, see May 2000
Sacked
by Barnsley, see February 2001
Appointed
manager of Leicester City, see October 2001
Becomes
Director of Football as Leicester City relegated, April 2002
Takes
over caretaker manager due to Micky Adam's departure,
11 October, 2004
Leaves
Leicester City as Craig Levein is appointed, 3
November, 2004.
Joins
Millwall in the Championship as coach until the end
of the season, 13 January 2005.
Joins
Southampton in the Championship as coach, 28 June
2005.
Dave
becomes Southampton caretaker manager with Dennis
Wise on deparure of Harry Redknapp, 11 December 2005.
Leaves
Southampton on appointment of George Burley, 23
December 2005.
Dave
is a match analyser for UK G2 in the 2006 World Cup
Finals, see Summer 2006
Career
1999- : See 1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006
See
Commentators
On
other sites see...
Dave Bassett -
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dave Bassett
Wigan
Athletic
Gordon Milne
Where
are they now ? Caught in Time
Career
2001- : see Rothmans 2001-2002, 2002-2003. Sky Sports 2003-2004
See
George Chilvers' The 1970-1971 Page
Also
Wigan Athletic A.F.C. -
Official Website
Wimbledon
Dickie
Guy.
Dickie
is introduced to the site, see News
Dickie
is now President of AFC Wimbledon, see Email
August 2005
For other
links try ...
Official
site:
Wimbledon
were relocated by the club's owners to Milton
Keynes and from 2004-05 season renamed Milton Keynes
Dons FC.
Fans
who disagreed with this move formed a new club
AFC Wimbledon. They have a
strong claim to be the true inheritors of the
club's history.
Worcester City
John
Inglis
Named
as a Crewe Alexandria player in Rothmans
Yearbook 1970-71, John may have moved to Worcester
City before or during the 1970-71 season.
Bobby
McEwan. See Obituary
Wycombe
Wanderers
Tony
'Bodger' Horseman
Tony
played 749 times for Wycombe Wanderers between 1961
and 1978
The
club have a mascot called Bodger after Tony, see Statues
On
other sites see...
http://www.chairboys.ndirect.co.uk/history/bodger.htm
Yeovil
Town
Dick
Plumb. Moved to Charlton Athletic September 1970
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