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KIPAX

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7th November 2006
Whalley Departs
Shaun Whalley has left the club for Accrington Stanley for an undisclosed fee and a sell on clause. He will go on loan to the football league side until the transfer window opens in January.



source Official Website of Witton Albion FC
 
I really hope this lad's a guddun however witton albion, i havn't heard of them for over a decade! What lowly league are they in?

Anybodyn got any knowledge of this new fella, position, goals scored?
 
a winger, developed by Witton and their fans all wish him luck and hope that Chelsea sign him from us for £20m. No other details to be found on the Witton site other than he has scored three league goals this season.
 
He's been in training full-time with Crewe "while coming under the scrutiny of other league clubs". Sounds promising.
 
Yeah Spud,

The boy is a right winger and supposed to be decent by all accounts. I hear he's injured at the mo though and not trained yet so might not see him for his debut for a couple of games.

;)
 
Friday 22nd September 2006


Crewe have taken Witton Albion's winger Shaun Whalley on trial.

Crewe have taken Witton Albion's Shaun Whalley on trial after Witton's manager got in touch with Dario Gradi.

20-year-old Whalley made three subsitute apperances for Chester City after being awarded a pro contract back in 2004/2005 season but he was released in May 2005 and then joined Runcorn FC Halton.
Whalley then joined Witton in March of this year and came back to haunt Runcorn FC Halton by scoring in a 4-0 win.

Whalley has attracted interest from several league clubs after some stirling performances for Witton Albion, in which they are challanging near the top of the Unibond Premier Division.

Gradi watched Whalley play in Wednesday night's 5-1 win over Tranmere Rovers in the Cheshire Senior Cup.
Gradi said "I believe there is a bit of interest in him from other clubs, but Witton's manager got in touch and asked if we'd have a look at him.

Witton manager Vince meanwhile said "I have no idea whether Crewe will be interested in him, but from my perspective the trial will only do him good.
"It gives him a chance and gives Crewe the opportunity of one of the best young talents around."
 
It's all well and good making signings, but first and foremost we need strikers, at least two at the moment. I've said it before, but if mully get's injured(god forbid!) we are knackered!

Anyway good luck to the lad and let's have a few more signings asap.:)
 
i played in the same team as Shaun last season at Runcorn.. he only left because things went pear shaped.. A quality player and even better person.. he will deffo go places.. Look after him will you..
 
First question, if he is not injured as I have read somewhere, is he eligible to play for us on Saturday or has he been cup tied? If he is so good why did Dario Gradi not sign him? I am assuming we are becoming a feeder club for wingers ie Rory, Gary now Shaun? I would agree we need strikers as cover, but what about the defence, it is holier than a sieve at the moment.
 
Outback Ozzy said:
If he is so good why did Dario Gradi not sign him?.
heard that we basically beat them to him, apparently they came in with an offer after we had already agreed terms :)


by the way any found a picture of him yet???
 
Outback Ozzy said:
First question, if he is not injured as I have read somewhere, is he eligible to play for us on Saturday or has he been cup tied?

The answer to this question was found in Lancs Evening Telegraph where it states he IS cup-tied
 
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