Paul Cuddy
Appointed Manager: March 1995
Departed:

October 1995

First game in charge: 18th Marrch 1995
v Farsley Celtic Home W 3-1
Last game in charge: 30th September 1995
v Eastwood Hanley Home W 3-2
Games in charge: Played 13 Won 4 Drawn 2 Lost 7
Honours with Mossley none

Clubs as Player:

Rochdale
Altrincham
Witton Albion
Chorley
Horwich RMI
Mossley (Player Manager)
Fleetwood Town
Ramsbottom United

Previous Clubs as Manager   none
Later Clubs as Manager   Nantwich Town (Manager)

Paul Cuddy was born in Kendal on 21st February 1959 and signed for Rochdale from junior football in August 1977. However he made only one substitute appearance for Rochdale and was released in May 1978.

Cuddy then played for a variety of non-league clubs most notably Altrincham where he was capped three times for the England Semi-Pro team then managed by Howard Wilkinson. He then played for Witton Albion, Chorley and Horwich RMI before arriving at Mossley in March 1995 with Mossley staring relegation from the UniBond League in the face.

A large number of players left following Roy Soule's departure. Despite Cuddy's best efforts Mossley didn't avoid the drop and when Buckley left to coach in the USA Cuddy was asked to stay on and work with Kevan Keelan for Mossley's first season in the North West Counties League. However, it became obvious that the combination wasn't working and Cuddy departed from Seel Park and joined Fleetwood as a player in October 1995.

He later had a spell with Ramsbottom United before joining Nantwich Town as manager.

Cuddy's assistant Glen Buckley left at the end of the 1994/95 season and former Mossley player Kevan Keelan was brought to work alongside Cuddy.



Glen Buckley
Appointed Assistant Manager: March 1995
Departed:

May 1995

Clubs as Player:

unknown
Previous Clubs as Manager   Chorley (Manager)
Later Clubs as Manager   New York State West Youth SA (USA) (Coach)
Cornell Mens SC (USA) (Coach)

Former Chorley manager Glen Buckley arrived at Mossley as Paul Cuddy's assistant but his stay at aSeel Park was brief as he departed to coach in the USA.