COMPLETE A-Z OF PLAYERS from 1919 to current

* Quansah to Quinn *

Name
Season
Apps
Gls
Career Biography Image
Keenan Quansah
2016/17
2017/18
2018/19
73
1
 Accrington Stanley
Burscough
Mossley (64-0)
Hyde United
Mossley (9-1)
Glossop North End
Widnes
Glossop North End
Stalybridge Celtic
Born 25th May 1997.
Keenan Quansah is a versatile defender / midfielder signed in January 2017 from Burscough.
He was previously a full time pro with Accrington Stanley.
Moved to Hyde United in August 2018 then briefly returned to Mossley before joining Glossop North End. He signed for Widnes FC in August 2019.

Danny Queeley
2011/12
37
4
Manchester United
Chorley
Rossendale United
Woodley Sports
Mossley (37-4)
Born on 27th October 1984
Danny Queeley was a very quick and skilful left sided player who was signed from Woodley Sports in the close season of 2011.
He previously played for Manchester United as a junior and then had spells with Chorley and Rossendale United.
After making 37 Mossley appearances and scoring 4 goals he was selected as Managers Player of the Year but then stopped playing to concentrate on his business as a fitness coach.

Brian Quigley
1963/64 1971/72
24
0
Bury
- Mossley (loan) (3-0)
Droylsden
Altrincham
Stafford Rangers
Mossley (21-0)
Stalybridge Celtic
Nantwich Town
Goalkeeper who was an amateur with Bury from whom he joined Mossley on loan in 1963/64 making 3 appearances.
Signed for Droylsden and then Altrincham starting the 1967/68 season with the Robins, making 15 Cheshire League and 1 League Cup appearance before moving on to Stafford Rangers during the campaign.
Returned to Mossley in the 1971 closed season, making a total of 21 appearances for the Lilywhites and joined Stalybridge Celtic for the 72/73 season.
After a season at Bower Fold, he joined Nantwich Town and enjoyed two seasons at Jackson Avenue, being released in the summer of 1975.

Eddie Quigley
1957/58
1958/59
1959/60
1960/61
1961/62
1962/63
197
56
Bury
Sheffield Wednesday (76-50)
Preston North End (93-38
- England B (2-0)
Blackburn Rovers (159-92)
Bury (10-0)
Mossley (Player Manager) (197-56)
Bury (Youth Coach)
Blackburn Rovers (Manager)
Stockport County (Manager)

Born in Bury on 13 July 1921. Died 18th April 1997.
Edward Quigley joined his home town club as a full-back in 1941, but through necessity was converted to an attacker. Although on his debut as a centre-forward he scored five goals, his best position turned out to be inside-forward, where he was able to control the attack, lying deep and having the ability to split defences with inch perfect long passes.

1947 he joined Sheffield Wednesday for £12,000 and he scored 50 goals in 76 League appearances.
In December 1949, Preston North End paid a British record transfer fee of £26,500 for him. Quigley found goal-scoring at North End more difficult, but while at Preston he won a Second Division championship medal and represented England 'B' twice against Holland and Italy.
He was transferred to Blackburn Rovers who paid £20,000 for his services. In his five years at Ewood Park, he netted a remarkable 92 goals in only 159 appearances.
As Quigley was now 35, it was a surprise when he was placed on
the transfer list at £2,500. After the Football League reduced the fee to £l,000, he re-signed for Bury in 1956 where he only made ten League appearances before retiring from League football at the end of the 1956-57 season with a Football League career record of 180 goals from 337 appearances.
He joined Mossley as Player-Manager in the summer of 1957. It was Quigley’s first attempt at football management and his first season couldn’t really have been worse. Mossley finished bottom of the Cheshire League winning only seven out of 42 games. Quigley himself scored 10 goals in 44 games.
The following season 1958-59 saw Mossley climb to 15th position and Quigley netted 19 goals in 42 appearances and the side also reached the final of the Manchester Intermediate Cup. Quigley scored twice but Ashton United netted six and Mossley lost.
The 1959-60 season saw Quigley’s side climb to 8th place and the now veteran inside forward netted 10 goals in 41 appearances.
Season 1960-61 saw Mossley’s best performance since the War, finishing 4th in the Cheshire League and winning the League Cup beating a strong Tranmere Reserve side 6-3 in the final at Hyde United’s ground. Quigley scored 9 goals in 29 appearances.
Quigley’s last season at Seel Park came the following term as Mossley finished in 8th place and won the old Ashton Challenge Cup for the last time beating Ashton United 5-1 on aggregate in the final. Quigley made 31 appearances scoring seven goals and retired from playing age 41.
Quigley then returned to Bury yet again, as youth team coach, demonstrating his talents by unearthing, amongst others, Colin Bell and Alec Lindsay.
He was later manager of Stockport County and Blackburn Rovers.


Nathan Quinlan
2016/17
1
0
Stalybridge Celtic
Ossett Town
Mossley (1-0)
Widnes
Chadderton
Nathan is a left sided full back or midfielder signed in August 2016 from Ossett Town.
He was previously with Stalybridge Celtic.
He made just one appearance for Mossley before moving on to Widnes FC.

Quinn
1958/59
1
0
unknown
Mossley (1-0)
unknown
Made a solitary Mossley appearance in the 1958/59 season.

Charles Quinn
1920/21
1
0
Nelson
Mossley 91-0)
unknown
Signed from Nelson making a solitary Mossley appearance in the 1920/21 season.

Pat Quinn
1949/50
28
4
Macclesfield Town
Mossley (28-4)
unknown
Winger signed by Len Butt from Macclesfield Town making 28 Mossley appearances and scoring 4 goals in the 1949/50 season.

Paul Quinn
2007/08
39
3
Bay Athletic
Ashton United
Wakefield-Emley
AFC Emley
Liversedge
Mossley (39-3)
AFC Emley
Huddersfield Irish (Manager)
Kirkburton (Manager)
Brighouse Town (Manager)
Ossett United (Assistant Manager)
Tadcaster Albion (Manager)
Sheffield Wednesday (Coach)
Born on 24th June 1984. Midfielder signed from Liversedge in the close season 2007 making 37 appearances and scoring 3 goals.
He previously played for Bay Athletic, Ashton United and AFC Emley.
He was appointed manager of Brighouse Town in August 2011 and later managed Shaw Lane FC.
He joined the coaching staff of the newly merged Ossett United in August 2018.
Paul Quinn is the son of then Mossley manager Gerry Quinn.

Steven Quinn
1998/99
3
0
Droylsden
Mossley (3-0)
Droylsden
Woodley Sports
Abbey Hey
Midfield player signed from Droylsden making 3 Mossley appearances in the 1998/99 season. Transferred to Droylsden and later played for Woodley Sports and Abbey Hey.

Tony Quinn
1988/89
1989/90
45
17
Liverpool
Everton
Wigan Athletic (43-14)
Southport
Mossley (45-17)
Southport
Born in Livetpool on 24th July 1959.
Anthony Quinn started his career in his hometown, playing as an amateur for Liverpool and then Everton.
After failing to make the grade he signed for Wigan Athletic. Although Quinn didn't appear for the first team during the 1978/79 season, he played in all 38 league games for the reserve team and scored 35 goals, making him the reserve league's leading goalscorer.
In October 1979, Quinn made his first team debut against Lincoln City. He made 43 appearances for the club, scoring 14 goals, before being released in 1981.
Quinn joined Southport in 1985, where he scored 18 times in 81 league appearances before joining Mossley under Bryan Griffiths in January 1989 making 45 appearances and scoring 17 goals before returning to Southport in November 1989.