Mid Sussex Royal wrote:Richie Bowman is selling sandwiches outside London Bridge railway station.
This is a fascinating article - always wondered why it didn’t work out that Rodgers season when he started so well.RoyalinBracknell wrote:Just read this article about Scott Davies and issues with gambling - http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/article/a ... a93c4d3671
What a player he was. Not the best job but I heard he earns a good crust.oldebiscuit wrote:Mid Sussex Royal wrote:Richie Bowman is selling sandwiches outside London Bridge railway station.
It seems a shame that someone who gave so much out on the park should end up selling sandwiches for a living, especially at his age. Mind you, he may be making good money.
Agreed. We had lots of players in his position but it was still weird that he dropped off completely.JR wrote:This is a fascinating article - always wondered why it didn’t work out that Rodgers season when he started so well.RoyalinBracknell wrote:Just read this article about Scott Davies and issues with gambling - http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/article/a ... a93c4d3671
Crikey. That's one hell of a read. At least he's found a way out of the spiral and is making something of his life now.JR wrote:This is a fascinating article - always wondered why it didn’t work out that Rodgers season when he started so well.RoyalinBracknell wrote:Just read this article about Scott Davies and issues with gambling - http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/article/a ... a93c4d3671
I remember being pretty miffed when he just stopped figuring completely, having started so well. That was a very interesting article, and I'm glad he is out of it now and helping others.Sanguine wrote:Crikey. That's one hell of a read. At least he's found a way out of the spiral and is making something of his life now.JR wrote:This is a fascinating article - always wondered why it didn’t work out that Rodgers season when he started so well.RoyalinBracknell wrote:Just read this article about Scott Davies and issues with gambling - http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/article/a ... a93c4d3671
4 games...............Ascotexgunner wrote:Graham Potter is now rebuilding Swansea into a good side and is gonna be an excellent manager that we missed out on. (Sorry I had to throw that in)
Still played......Have to confess I don't even remember him. Wonder how he did?Old Man Andrews wrote:4 games...............Ascotexgunner wrote:Graham Potter is now rebuilding Swansea into a good side and is gonna be an excellent manager that we missed out on. (Sorry I had to throw that in)
No I meant he has only been in charge of Swansea for 4 games. Bit early to say he is excellent.Ascotexgunner wrote:Still played......Have to confess I don't even remember him. Wonder how he did?Old Man Andrews wrote:4 games...............Ascotexgunner wrote:Graham Potter is now rebuilding Swansea into a good side and is gonna be an excellent manager that we missed out on. (Sorry I had to throw that in)
Ah I seeee. Yeah, I know but Im just impressed with what he achieved previously and the fact Swansea could have been easily where Stoke are after the disarray they seemed in at the end of last season.Old Man Andrews wrote:No I meant he has only been in charge of Swansea for 4 games. Bit early to say he is excellent.Ascotexgunner wrote:Still played......Have to confess I don't even remember him. Wonder how he did?Old Man Andrews wrote: 4 games...............
Sidwell is now a youth coach at Brighton.Sutekh wrote:Thinking let's have an ex players/managers thread detailing what happens to former players/managers, stories, reminisces and what becomes of them generally. Should help with those often "whatever happened to" moments.
Three to start...
Jem is now at Millwall
Steve Sidwell has retired
Stephen Quinn has joined Burton Albion
If it's a worthwhile thread, let's make it sticky.
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