17
0
Locally
based speedy left winger signed from Springhead, transferred to Abbey
Hey, Re-signed from Abbey Hey.
Released 2002
Released 2002
F
1966/67
1967/68
16
0
Signed
from Winsford United, transferred to Radcliffe Borough. Later with Droylsden
D
1
0
unknown
D
1
0
unknown
D
1925/26
1926/27
74
2
Signed
from Proctor Gym
D
1
0
unknown
M
1
0
Former
Nottingham Forest player signed from Chorley
M
22
4
Former
Oxford City, Blackpool (16-0) where he played alongside Stanley Matthews and Stan Mortenson, and Oldham Athletic (23-1) wing half signed
from Northwich Victoria
M
1
0
unknown
M
9
1
Signed
from Rochdale (2-0) transferred to Radcliffe Borough. Later with Macclesfield
Town
M
1995/96
36
9
Signed
from Hyde United transferred to Winsford United. Spell with Mossley was
hampered by back injury.
F
2
1
unknown
F
2
0
Signed
on trial from amateur team Connollys but received serious knee injury
in second game. Also played for Ashton United.
D
1952/53
3
0
unknown
G
9
0
Signed
from Chester
D
3
0
Signed
from Liverpool transferred to Morecambe
M
1
0
Signed
from Oldham Athletic on loan
-
1996/97
92
7
Hard
man central defender signed from Ashton United transferred to Caernarfon
Town (Wales)
D
9
0
unknown
D
7
1
Signed
from Ferranti's
M
1
0
Uncle
to Tommy Allen
-
1988/89
18
0
Signed
from Coldhurst United. (Rep. Great Britain Fire Brigade)
D
48
0
Well
rounded goalkeeper signed from Curzon Ashton. Formerly with Frickley Athletic,
transferred to Stand Athletic. Later with Bacup Borough
G
2006/07
2007-08
69
13
9
4
Former
Oswestry Town, Stockport County (7-1) and Chester (49-13) player signed
from Ashton United
F
Michael_'Jamie'_Almond
5
1
Signed
from Manchester City. Previously a junior with Scarborough. Former England
u-15 International. Transferred to Woodley Sports. Later with Altrincham.
M
1930/31
4
0
Signed
from Lees Amateurs
D
1
0
Former
Liverpool (73-21) and Barnsley (9-1) player signed from Hyde United (d.1990)
F
1934/35
1935/36
74
69
Scottish
born Jock Anderson arrived in England in 1932 having played Scottish junior
football for Arthurlie. A bustling centre forward and goalscorer Jock
had returned north for a spell with Greenock Morton before signing for
Mossley in 1934 and scoring 47 goals in 47 games in the 1934-35 season.
It was to be the beginning of a lifelong association with the Club. He
scored 22 goals in 38 appearances the following season before being snapped
up by Rotherham United where he was a regular scorer until the War intervened.
By now a qualified chiropodist with a practice in Mossley, Jock returned
to Seel Park as trainer and physio in 1948 and apart from a brief spell
with Altrincham in the early 1960’s he remained at Mossley and was Club
physio as the team appeared at Wembley in the 1980 FA Trophy Final, Jock’s
proudest moment. Following Ronnie Ward’s death in 1981 Jock was appointed
Club President and remained in the role up to his death in 1991. The main
stand at Seel Park was named the James Anderson Stand in his memory.
F
10
1
Former
Everton and Chester player signed from Telford United on loan
M
14
1
Signed
from New Mills
M
1953/54
1954/55
1955/56
1956/57
1957/58
55
0
unknown
(Rep. Manchester County FA)
D
1938/39
1939/40
1945/46
54
22
unknown
F
2
0
Signed
from Marsden. Son of Jack Armitage
M
5
1
Signed
from Oldham Athletic on loan. Later had a loan spell with Barrow then joined Scarborough before moving to Hyde United.
M
1975/76
17
0
Signed
from Avro, transferred to Stalybridge Celtic
M
26
2
D
15
0
D
1961/62
1962/63
88
9
Signed
from Hyde United
M
5
0
D
3
0
M
46
0
D
33
7
Former
Crewe Alexandra player signed from Ashton National. Transferred to Droylsden
F
2
0
D
1934/35
1935/36
27
9
(b.27th April 1916) Signed
from Ferguson Pailin, transferred to Oldham Athletic (11-0) Bolton Wanderers (14-0) (d.1996)
M
1974/75
46
11
F
8
2
D
19
1
M
16
0
G
1
0
unknown
D
3
1
F
1937/38
5
0
Signed
from Royton Amateurs
D
