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cashman

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Would be a acquisition i think we need next season, Plus a Keeper, Theres a guy up at Gateshead "Jon Shaw" been scoring fer fun this season, Hear hes outa contract end of season, May be worth having a look at the guy?:)
 
Would be a acquisition i think we need next season, Plus a Keeper, Theres a guy up at Gateshead "Jon Shaw" been scoring fer fun this season, Hear hes outa contract end of season, May be worth having a look at the guy?:)

Looks like you could be right Cashy

"On 28 January 2012, Shaw scored his 50th Gateshead goal in only his 80th appearance, his 40th league goal in 67 league games for the club."

:alright:
 
Looks like you could be right Cashy

"On 28 January 2012, Shaw scored his 50th Gateshead goal in only his 80th appearance, his 40th league goal in 67 league games for the club."

:alright:
Jeez never realised he has that many.:eek: was just a conversation i was having wi a guy in docs this morning, Must be worth em running the rule oer.
 
Would be a acquisition i think we need next season, Plus a Keeper, Theres a guy up at Gateshead "Jon Shaw" been scoring fer fun this season, Hear hes outa contract end of season, May be worth having a look at the guy?:)

That's some record but wouldn't he be out of our price range?:(
 
Could be another Sean McConville!? :hidewall: I seem to remember Sean had an impressive non-league scoring record, think it was 15 goals in 30 games for Skelmersdale just before he came to us
 
To be honest i hadn't thought about the wages. I was reckoning that Gateshead would want around 75 to a 100 grand with add ons, so that'd maybe put him out of our range. Maybe Paul Cook has had a look and decided that he's worth a gamble, and told the board so.:)

"GATESHEAD boss Ian Bogie compared Heed striker Jon Shaw to the likes of Wayne Rooney, Robin Van Persie and Demba Ba ahead of tomorrow’s clash at Tamworth".

Read More http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/spor...as-good-as-pros-72703-30606170/#ixzz1sI16MT5x


Gateshead manager: Jon Shaw is as good as pros - Non-League Football - Non-League Football - Sport - ChronicleLive
 
To be honest i hadn't thought about the wages. I was reckoning that Gateshead would want around 75 to a 100 grand with add ons, so that'd maybe put him out of our range. Maybe Paul Cook has had a look and decided that he's worth a gamble, and told the board so.:)

"GATESHEAD boss Ian Bogie compared Heed striker Jon Shaw to the likes of Wayne Rooney, Robin Van Persie and Demba Ba ahead of tomorrow’s clash at Tamworth".

Read More Gateshead manager: Jon Shaw is as good as pros - Non-League Football - Non-League Football - Sport - ChronicleLive


Gateshead manager: Jon Shaw is as good as pros - Non-League Football - Non-League Football - Sport - ChronicleLive

Yeh Winstanley but if its correct that hes outa contract end of season, Gateshead will get nowt fer him?:confused:
 
Will they be that big up yon Smudge? I know nowt about Gateshead.:confused: If there on more brass 2 divs below us, we aint got much goin fer us.

I meant in terms of other clubs that will be looking at him.

We may get lucky............ but rest assured if we are looking, then other League 2 clubs will be doing the same, and there lies the problem.

Im assuming we are joint lowest payers along with Macclesfield.
 
I meant in terms of other clubs that will be looking at him.

We may get lucky............ but rest assured if we are looking, then other League 2 clubs will be doing the same, and there lies the problem.

Im assuming we are joint lowest payers along with Macclesfield.
Ah wasn't thinking along those lines, But my view is, its costs nowt to weigh up n have a sneck.;)
 
"Yeh Winstanley but if its correct that hes outa contract end of season, Gateshead will get nowt fer him"?:confused:

Like us with Gornell and Edwards last season Cashy?:rolleyes:
 
On about Terry Gornell, i hope he's playing on Saturday he had a sort of decent season for us last term but i reckon he was better when he was here on loan, playing up front with Paul Mullin!


I'd forfeit Saturday's game if Shrewsbury winning meant stopping Crawley winning automatic promotion. I'm hoping that come the 5th of may their destiny is in our hands, and we can force them into the play offs then......:dflam:
 
Better when he was loan?!?!

No chance for me, Terry was one of our best players last season.

Just look what he has done at Shrewsbury this season, guided them into a promotion place, playing a similar role to what he did here.

Smashed in another two great goals on Saturday.

Shrews fans are saying Championship clubs are in for him, that's how good he has been this year.
 
I had him down as a 10 attempts to score 1 goal player. I didn't realise he'd been scoring a lot at Shrewsbury.:o I might wear my last season's away shirt with Gornell on the back on Saturday. In memory of what might have been if he and others had stayed after last season.:(
 
On about Terry Gornell, i hope he's playing on Saturday he had a sort of decent season for us last term but i reckon he was better when he was here on loan, playing up front with Paul Mullin!


I'd forfeit Saturday's game if Shrewsbury winning meant stopping Crawley winning automatic promotion. I'm hoping that come the 5th of may their destiny is in our hands, and we can force them into the play offs then......:dflam:
Shrewsbury is a lot nearer than Crawley, for that reason I'd rather see Crawley promoted. No disrespect to Shrewsbury, but the less southern teams in our league next season the better. (for the away support, our travellers and club economics).
 
I agree Redash.

The league has been a nightmare this season for that.

I have missed too many away games, as I simply cannot afford the constant long distance away trips.

If we lose Swindon, Crawley, Torquay and maybe Southend or Cheltenham, Hereford & Barnet and gain Fleetwood, Wrexham, Rochdale, Chesterfield, Exeter (To replace Torquay ;) ) & Wycombe............. it suddenly looks ALOT better :)
 
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