Terry Bowker signed by Jason Beckford for Mossley from Ashton United in June 2006.

He began his career with Bamber Bridge before joining Altrincham in December 2000, where they still have fond memories. Getting him back to match fitness after a slight injury, he was sent on loan to Maine Road and Castleton Gabriels, before returning to Bamber Bridge in September 2001. With Bamber Bridge's relegation, he decided it was time to try his luck elsewhere, and had trials at Bradford City in March of 2002.

He then enjoyed a lengthy spell with Stalybridge Celtic where he made over 100 appearances before joining Ashton United in August 2005.

Returned to Ashton United in October 2006. Later with Buxton.

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b.3rd April 1926
Former Oldham Athletic (125-10) and Liverpool (58-8) player signed from Stalybridge Celtic. (d.2004)
Brother of local Labour politician Geoff Brierley

Central midfielder Neil Brisco was signed in November 2006 from Conference North club Barrow.

Brisco began his career as a trainee with Manchester City. He then joined Northwich Victoria before moving into the professional game with Port Vale where he made 120 first team appearances between 1998 and 2004. He then moved to Rochdale where he made 21 appearances. He also had two spells on loan to Northwich Victoria in the 2005/06 season. Began the 2006/07 season with Scarborough and moved to Barrow in October before joining Mossley. He was released by Mossley after just two games and then joined Leigh RMI.

Former Huddersfield Town (1-0) forward signed from Emley. Transferred back to Emley. Later player coach with Emley.
Brother of Dave Brook.

Robert 'Bobbie' Bruce was born in Paisley, Scotland on 29th January 1906. and played for St Anthony's Glasgow before signing for Aberdeen in the 1924 close season. Bruce who stood only 5'6" tall was equally at home at centre or inside forward and proved an elusive opponent who could pass the ball accurately, even when running at top speed. Despite his youth Bruce quickly became a regular Dons first teamer. He toured South Africa with Aberdeen in 1927 and just before joining Middlesbrough for £4,500 in January 1928, he created history by becoming the first player to score a hat-trick in a Scottish Cup tie and still finish on the lsoing side. He made his Middlesbrough debut in a 5-2 defeat at Bolton and was a member of the Middlesbroughside which won the Second Division championship the following season. He was capped for Scotland against Austria in November 1933. After seven saesons on Teeside duriing which he made 253 League and Cup appearances he was transferred to Sheffield Wednesday in October 1935 for £2,500. He made only five League appearances for the Owls before signing for the then non-league Ipswich Town in July 1936 and in the summer of 1938 he joined Mossley as Player-Manager as replacement for Sammy Cowan.
He spent one season with Mossley making 16 appearances but wasn't retained for the following season after Mossley finished in 12th position in the Cheshire League even with the prolific Jack Roscoe at centre forward.

Signed following his release by Bury where he was a regular goalscorer in their reserve team. Bury manager Chris Casper said of Burke after releasing several players at the end of the 2005/06 season, "The difficult decision was with Steve Burke and he could be the one that in the future we turn around and say ‘we should have kept him'. Later with Chorley and Skelmersdale United.

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