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b: Rugeley, Manchester: 10-06-1957. Son of former Manchester City Wing Half Ken Barnes, he joined his father’s club in July 1972, turning professional in August 1974. He won England Youth honours and his dazzling displays soon earned him Under-Twenty-one caps and Football League representative honours. In 1976 he played a large part in Manchester City’s League Cup win and he was named Young Player of the Year. In November 1977 he won the first of his twenty-two full England caps. He was surprisingly sold to West Bromwich Albion in July 1979 for £650,000, after scoring fifteen goals in one hundred and twenty-three games at Maine Road. After scoring twenty-three goals in seventy-seven games at the Hawthorns, he was signed by Allan Clarke for Leeds in August 1981 for £930,000. He never showed his England form and was loaned out to Spanish club, Real Betis, for a one year loan option worth £130,000 in August 1982. He was back at Leeds, who were now a Second Division club, at the end of the loan period and he was sold to Coventry City for £65,000 in October 1984, after a brief loan spell with Manchester United in May 1984 and Melbourne JUST in April 1984. He scored twice in eighteen appearances before he left Coventry City and joined Manchester United for £50,000 in July 1985, where he scored twice in twenty appearances, before moving across the City, to his former club in January 1987 for £30,000. He remained with City until March 1988, although he had loan spells with Bolton Wanderers, where he failed to score in five appearances, and Port Vale, scorelees in three games, when he was transferred to Hull City. He only stayed until the end of the season, making eleven appearances without scoring, before departing for SC Farense in June 1988. His stay there was also brief and he returned to Bolton Wanderers in November 1988, where his stay was equally brief, joining Sunderland in February 1989 and leaving in June 1989, after just one game. He saw service with Rod Marsh’s Tampa Bay Rowdies in the USA and Footscray in Australia before returned to England with Bury, where he did not play a game. He had trials with a succession of Non-League clubs, including Mossley where he played eight games without scoring, and Northwich Victoria, but failed to impress and returned for a short spell with SC Forense in 1991. He turned to coaching clinics, part-time football management with Runcorn and TV summarising and pundit work. He holds the distinction with his father of being the only such related players ever to have both scored a First Division hat-trick.

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Graham Thomas Bell was born in Middleton, Manchester on 30th March 1955 and began his playing career with Chadderton before being signed by Oldham Athletic in December 1973. He quickly established himself as a lively attacking midfielder with good vision and he went on to make 170 appearances scoring 9 goals. He was transferred to Preston North End in March 1979 for a £80,000 fee and he made 143 appearances for the Deepdale club before being given a free transfer in 1983. Then followed a short spell with Carlisle United (14-0) before a move to Bolton Wanderers where he made 92 appearances scoring 3 goals and his Football League career ended with a 42 game spell at Tranmere Rovers in the 1986-87 season. He then signed for Hyde United and arrived at Mossley as player-assistant manager to his former Oldham team-mate Keith Hicks in January 1988 being signed in exchange for Joe Connor and Walter Nisbett. A very unpopular move with the fans!
When Hicks departed in September 1988 Bell was made Caretaker-Manager and applied for the job. However, form had not improved in seven games in charge but he remained as a player following the appointment of Bryan Griffiths in October 1988. He rejoined Hicks at Hyde at the end of the 1988-89 season after winning a League Cup winners medal with Mossley and having made 83 appearances scoring 6 goals.

Began his career with Gretna making 15 appearances and scoring 2 goals as the now disbanded border side gained promotion to the Scottish 1st Division and spent 9 games on loan at Conference North side Workington in 2006. He returned to Gretna to help their Scottish Cup campaign. He was released by Gretna in 2007 and joined Altrincham. In October 2007 he re-signed for Workington. Whilst with Workington the frontman was called up to the St Kitts & Nevis first team to take part in their World Cup qualifier against Belize, having already been capped at under 20 level. He moved to Droylsden in June 2008 but a month later he joined the now troubled Leigh Genesis from where he joined Mossley in November 2008. Transferred to Hyde United but then soon joined The New Saints (Wales).

Very skilful attacking midfielder or forward who returned to Mossley in September 2009 after a brief spell with Glossop North End. A former Mossley Juniors player who has also served Ashton United and had an earlier spell at Glossop where he was named NWCL Player of the Year in 2006/07.

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Signed in September 2008 from Harrogate Railway Athletic. Boshell joined Rail' in the close season from Liversedge were he was leading scorer in 2007/08. Brother of Grimsby Town's ex Oldham and Stockport player Danny Boshell. Returned to Liversdege. Later with Ossett Albion.