COMPLETE A-Z OF PLAYERS 1919 - 2013

* Tabner to Tyrer *


Colin Tabner
1971/72
5
0
Goalkeeper signed by Don Wilson from Ashton United, transferred to Ashton United
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John Tandy 1976/77
10
0
Signed by Howard Wilkinson from Retford Town in December 1976, transferred to Kiveton Park. Later with Worksop Town, Corby Town and Grantham.
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Clifford Tarr 1921/22 1925/26
1926/27
1927/28
1928/29
1929/30
1930/31
1931/32
1932/33
1933/34
275
47
Clifford Tarr joined Mossley as an amateur in 1922 making 5 appearances in the 1921-22 season but was understudy first to Ernie Moores and then Jackie Darley and he returned to play for Mossley West Lads, returning to Mossley to play in their newly formed reserve team in 1923.
It wasn't until Darley's retirement that Tarr got an extended run in the team and he made 40 appearances in the 1926-27 season scoring 11 goals. A direct and tricky winger who's favourite trick was to knock the ball past his marker and run around the other side of him, he was selected that season to represent the Northern Counties against the Southern Counties at Dulwich scoring the only goal.
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He was then honoured to play for the Amateurs against the Professionals ( a regular fixture in those days) at Manchester City where he again excelled.
He was a first team regular and oft goalscorer for the Lilywhites right up until the 1933-34 season when he retired from playing.
He was selected to represent the Cheshire League on several occasions, one such being against the Welsh National League at Caernarfon in 1929.
Tarr was appointed Secretary and Player-Manager in April 1932, continuing playing until 1934 and then remaining as Secretary-Manager until 1937.
A popular figure throughout his long association with Mossley AFC Clifford Tarr played a total of 275 games for Mossley scoring 47 goals. His son Dennis had a spell as a player at Mossley in the 1952-53 season and Clifford's brother Gilbert was Mossley Club President in the late 1960's and inaugurated the Club's Player of the Year award in 1971.  

Dennis Tarr 1950/51
1951/52
1952/53
16
2
Signed from Mancunians. Son of pre war Mossley manager Clifford Tarr
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Jeff Tate 1982/83
6
3
(b.11th May 1959 Blyth) Began playing for Wallsend Boys Club where players such as Alan Shearer, Peter Beardsley and Steve Bruce began their illustrious careers. He played for England Schoolboys at under 18 level and was signed by Burnley where he went on to make 5 first team appearances scoring 1 goal. He was signed for Mossley by Bob Murphy whilst studyng at Manchester University after an injury plagued spell with Morecambe. Unfortunately injury curtialed his Mossley career and he made only 6 appearances scoring 3 goals. He did however play in Mossley's FA Cup tie at Huddersfield Town in December 1982.
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Harry Tattersall 1920/21
1921/22
1922/23
83
1
Former Hasilngden, Stockport County (34-0) and Rossendale United wing half
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Jack Tattersall 1921/22
3
1
Brother of Harry Tattersall
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Jack Tavo 1920/21
1921/22
27
13
Local player who also played for Manchester City and Hurst
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Taylor 1930/31
3
0
Signed from Dukinfield
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Taylor 1936/37
1
0
Signed from Openshaw Clarence
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Taylor 1945/46
2
0
unknown  

Taylor 1947/48
1
0
unknown
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Alex Taylor 2006/07
3
0
Signed byu Jason Beckford on one month loan from Barrow in January 2007. Previously with Lancaster City. Later with Fleetwood Town and Kendal Town.
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Harold Taylor 1918/19
1919/20
1920/21
37
1
Signed in the 1918-19 season from Withington and played 5 games in the Lancashire Combination Manchester Section
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Harold Taylor 1929/30
43
14
Signed from Middlewich
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Ken Taylor 1963/64
31
0
Former Altrincham player signed from Hyde United
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Kojo Taylor 1991/92
11
1
Signed from WInsford United, transferred to Winsford United. Later with Curzon Ashton, Flixton and Hyde United.
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Matthew Taylor 1993/94
17
0
Signed from Dukinfield Town
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Matthew Taylor 2004/05
4
0
Goalkeeper signed from Mossley Amateurs. Previously a junior with Oldham Athletic
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Matty Taylor 2002/03 2003/04
2004/05
83
4
Signed from Hyde United. Previously with Moss Side and Plymouth Argyle. Transferred to Hyde United. Later with Atherton Collieries. Re-signed from Trafford. Transferred to Woodley Sports. Later with FC United of Manchester and New Mills.
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Nathan Taylor 2011/12
2012/13
13
2
Born on 2nd April 1990 Nathan is a speedy forward who played for Rochdale as a junior before he was signed by Hamilton Academicals in 2006. He made his debut for Hamilton in January 2007 against Livingston in the Scottish Cup when still only 16 years old. Taylor then signed for Scottish Premier League club Gretna. Brief spells with Glasgow Celtic and then Rhyl followed before he signed for Clitheroe in 2009. He then joined FC Halifax Town ahead of the 2010/11 season. Taylor moved to Northwich Victoria in January 2011 and in February 2011 he moved clubs again this time joining Bradford Park Avenue before returning to Clitheroe at the beginning of this season and signed for Mossley in October 2011. Released in September 2012.
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Paul Taylor 1997/98
1998/99
1999/00
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
320
14
Central defender Paul Taylor was signed by Benny Phillips from Manchester amateur side Connelly's late in the 1997-98 season after previously playing for Chorley, Frickley Athletic and Radcliffe Borough and became an instant hit with his controlled aggressive defending.
Taylor made his Mossley debut against Kidsgrove Athletic on 1st April 1998 and the following season settled into the side partnering summer signing Ian Phillips. A season which saw Taylor win the first of his three Supporters Player of the Year awards as the team lost out on promotion to Workington in a hear-breaking final game of the season.
When Ian Phillips’ career was tragically ended by injury in September 1999 Taylor found a new defensive partner in the classy Mark Paver as the by now team captain helped Mossley to a quarter final place in the FA Vase where the Lilywhites went out to eventual winners Deal Town.
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The 2000/01 season saw Taylor win his second Supporters Player of the Year award as he and Paver were again outstanding in the heart of the Mossley defence.
The following season saw Benny Phillips depart as manager and Ally Pickering appointed in his place. Taylor kept his place whilst acquiring a new central defensive partner in the impressive shape of former Woodley Sports big man Mark Phillips. Taylor was voted Player of the Year for a third time.
The 2002/03 season again saw Taylor skipper the siude as they again reached the quarter finals of the FA Vase, again losing to eventual winners in AFC Sudbury.
2003 also saw Taylor pick up silverware as he captained the team to a 2-1 Worthington NWCL Final victory over Clitheroe at Bury FC’s Gigg Lane.
The 2003/04 season saw Jason Beckford replace Pickering as manager, but the now long serving Taylor still retained his place in the team as the side earned promotion to the UniBond NPL despite losing the title to Clitheroe due to an administrative error.
Having reached his mid 30’s Taylor made just 13 appearances in the UniBond League having lost his place to the emerging Danny Meadowcroft before departing for Woodley Sports in October 2004.
He had later spells with Oldham Town and Ramsbottom United before playing the last games of his career whilst serving as assistant manager at Prestwich Heys.

Ron Taylor 1939/40
13
0
Former Stalybridge Celtic and Hyde United player
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Stan Taylor 1920/21
1921/22
39
13
unknown
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Steve Taylor 1986/87
1
1
Signed from Woodley Sports on trial
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Steve Taylor 1993/94
3
1
Steven Jeffrey Taylor was born in Royton, Oldham on 18th October 1955 and served his football apprenticeship with Bolton Wanderers where he signed professional in October 1973. A prolific goalscorer he netted 16 goals in 40 appearances before a £38,000 transfer to Oldham Athletic in October 1977. He scored 25 goals in 47 games for Oldham and was transferred to Luton Town for £75,000 in January 1979. An unsuccessful spell at Luton saw him sold on again for the same fee to Mansfield Town where he fared little better before £35,000 brought him back to Lancashire and Burnley where he scored 37 goals in 86 games.Then followed spells with Wigan Athletic (30 games 7 goals), Stockport County (26-8), Rochdale (84-42), Preston (5-2), Burnley again (45-6) and Rochdale again 17-4) playing the final League game of his career in March 1989.
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He spent a lengthy time out of football before being a surprise appointment as Mossley manager in August 1993. He was soon found to be out of his depth and his lack of managerial experience became quickly evident and after only one win in 13 games which included a couple of heavy defeats Taylor left 'by mutual agreement'. Taylor made just 4 appearances for Mossley scoring 1 goal.

Tommy Taylor 1945/46
1946/47
1947/48
72
2
Signed from Winsford United, transferred to Winsford United
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Walter Taylor 1924/25
1925/26
14
1
Signed from Failsworth
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William Taylor 1932/33
1933/34
3
0
Signed from Sandbach Ramblers
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William 'Billy' 'Taylor 1958/59
1959/60
61
14
Transferred to Witton Albion for £100 fee
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Arthur Teers 1936/37
12
2
Signed from Kilngreen. Transferred to Wigan Athletic.
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James Tetlow 1923/24
1
0
Signed from Shawside
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Andy Thackeray 2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
74
4

(b. Huddersfield 13th February 1968)
Andrew John "Andy" Thackeray began his playing career in the Manchester City’s youth team that won the FA Youth Cup in 1986, but he moved on to Huddersfield Town without appearing for City's first team. He played only twice for Huddersfield, then spent a season with Newport County (then still a Football League club), before going on to make more than 150 league appearances for each of his next two employers, Wrexham and Rochdale. Famously he played in his usual right full back position for Wrexham when Mickey Thomas’ “wonder goal” knocked competition favourites Arsenal out of the FA Cup in 1992.
In the 1997–98 season he helped Halifax Town to promotion from the Conference and played one more season in the Football League. Thackeray then returned to the Conference, spending four seasons with Nuneaton Borough. In 2003 he joined Ashton United, where he scored 5 goals from 91 games in all competitions, and for a time acted as assistant manager.
His final club before retirement was Mossley, where he scored 4 goals from 74 games, and won the Supporters Player of the Year award in helping the Lilywhites to the Northern Premier League Division One title in the 2005–06 season. Thackeray nowadays works as a chiropodist in the Huddersfield area.

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Thomas 1929/30
1
0
unknown
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Gary Thomas 1999/00
2000/01
2001/02
68
12
Versatile former Winsford United player signed from Droylsden, transferred to Droylsden. Re-signed from Droylsden, transferred to Flixton as assistant manager
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Mark Thomas 1995/96
48
2
Experienced former Maine Road, Radcliffe Borough and Stalybridge Celtic centre half signed from Horwich RMI, transferred to Prestwich Heys (Rep.British Fire Brigade). Later with Ramsbottom United
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Michael Thomas 2010/11
28
2
(b.12th August 1992). Michael Thomas made his graduated through Macclesfield Town's Academy to make his first team debut on 29th September 2009 for Macclesfield Town in their 1–1 away draw with Burton Albion in League Two. In October 2010 he joined Mossley on loan making 28 appearances and scoring 2 goals playing in central defence and occasionally in a defensive midfield role. Upon returning to Macclesfield he joined Leek Town on the eve of the 2011/12 season. He was recalled to Macclesfield's first team in the 2011/12 season and made 10 appearances before teh season's close. In May 2012 following Macclesfield's relegation to the Conference, Thomas was released at the expiry of his contract. He joined Colwyn Bay in the summer of 2012, he moved back to Leek Town in October 2012.
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Thompson 1948/49
1
0
unknown
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Nicky Thompson 2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
99
1

Signed by Mossley after impressing in pre season trial games following his release by Bury at the end of 2004/05 season.
He appeared in a variety of defensive and midfield positions for Mossley in their title winning 2005/06 campaign and played extremely well. He then won the Mossleyweb Player of the Year in 2006/07.
He returned to Mossley in October 2007 after a brief spell out of the game. Later with Oldham Town and Bacup Borough.

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Warren Thompson 1996/97 1997/98
1998/99
43
4
Signed by Benny Phillips from Ashton United, transferred to Caernarfon Town (Wales). Re-signed from Caernarfon Town (Wales), transferred to Wilmslow Albion
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Thoms 1937/38
1
1
Signed from Northern Nomads
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Harold Thornber 1936/37
2
0
Signed from Manchester United on loan
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Eddie Thornley 1955/56
32
0
b. 17th October 1931. Previously played for Bolton Wanderers as a junior. Later emigrated to Canada and became a highly successful businessman.
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John Thornton 2000/01
1
0
Winger signed from Styal on trial. Later with Abbey Hey
F
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Harry Thorpe 1935/36
1
1
Signed from Rawmarsh. Transferred to Droylsden
F

Jimmy Thorpe 1948/49
1949/50
78
54
Highly rated centre forward signed from Stalybridge Celtic. Top scorer for Mossley 1948-9, 1949-0
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J Richard 'Dicky' Threlfall 1937/38
1938/39
1939/40
1946/47
1947/48
160
6
(b.5th March 1916 d.1994)
Signed from Manchester City in 1937. Transferred to Bolton Wanderers. Re-signed from Bolton Wanderers in 1946, transferred to Halifax Town (30-0) for £250 fee. Later with Wellington Town and Altrincham
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Donald Thwaite 1919/20
1
0
unknown
D

Eddie Tidsey 1952/53
1953/54
41
10
Inside forward or left winger signed from Accrington Stanley. Later with Ashton United and Altrincham
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John Tierney 1965/66
1966/67
22
2
unknown
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Alan Tighe 1965/66
5
0
Signed from Stalybridge Celtic
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Terence 'Tommy' Tighe 1966/67
3
0
Former Dunfirmline Athletic (Scotland), Accrington Stanley (117-20), Crewe Alexandra (86-5) and Southport (36-3) wing half. began his career as an inside forward and moved back to wing-half during his successful spell with Accrington Stanley. His career began with Newton Grange Star and he graduated to play for Hibernian   between 1953/4. He spent 1956-57 with Dunfermline and joined Accrington, then members of the 3rd Division North in June 1957. After leaving Accrington he joined Crewe Alexandra in December 1960 (5 goals in 86 League games) and moved to Southport in August 1963 (3 goals in 36 League games). He spent 1964/5 with Runcorn and finished his career at Great Harwood (d.April 2000).
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Peter Tilley 1951/52 1963/64
24
14
Signed from Newton Heath Loco, transferred to Witton Albion for £420 fee. Later played for Arsenal (1-0) and Bury (86-12). Re-signed from Halifax Town (184-17), transferred to Ashton United (b.Northern Ireland)
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Peter Tilley jr. 1982/83
12
0
Signed by Bob Murphy from Curzon Ashton, transferred to Glossop. Later with Hyde United.
Son of Peter Tilley
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Ashley Timms 2004/05
2
0
Timms began his career with Atherton LR before being snapped up by Manchester City. He was initially released in 2003 and had brief spells on trial with Bolton Wanderers and Oldham Athletic before City re-signed him after a short time with Altrincham where he played both in the first team and their FA Youth Cup team. Signed from Leigh RMI but made just two appearances in the 2004/05 season both against Bridlington Town in the FA Trophy replacing the injured Lee Bracey.
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Alan Tinsley 1975/76
1976/77
1980/81
94
7
(b.Fleetwood) Alan Tinsley was a skilful playmaking midfielder. He played for Preston North End, where left to join Bury in August 1970. On leaving Bury in 1975, he joined Mossley. He later played for Fleetwood Town before joining Blackpool Wren Rovers. Tinsley left Rovers to rejoin Mossley in October 1980, remaining with them until the end of the season. With Mossley he missed their FA Cup shock win at home to Football League side Crewe Alexandra, but did play in the second round tie which Mossley lost 3-1 at home to Mansfield Town. He played 94 times in his two spells with Mossley, scoring 7 times. After leaving Mossley he re-signed for Fleetwood Town. He later became manager of Fleetwood Town and in 1994 became manager of Lancaster City. He resigned in November 1996 but had a second spell in charge of Lancaster from 1998 to March 1999.
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Steve Tobin 2003/04
31
3
Experienced midfielder signed from Skelmersdale United.
Previously with Leeds United, Macclesfield Town, Altrincham, Leek Town, Hyde United and Kidsgrove Athletic. Later with Flixton, Salford City and Prescot Cables.
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Jason Todd 2007/08
1
0
Made a solitary brief appearance on trial from Heywood Irish Centre FC after impressing in a friendly against Mossley.
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Lee Todd 2003/04
6
0
Experienced former Football League wing back signed by Jason Beckford in August 2003. Previously with Stockport County (301-4), Southampton (11-0), Bradford City (19-0) and Rochdale (54-3). He was transferred from Stockport to Southampton for an £850,000 fee and from Stockport to Bradford City for £250,000. Transferred to Stalybridge Celtic.
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Neil Tolson 2002/03
1
0
Former Walsall (13-2), Oldham Athletic (3-0), Bradford City (76-17), York City (90-19), and Southend United (41-11) centre forward who's brief spell was hampered by injury. Later with Kettering Town, Halifax Town and then Hyde United where he became player-manager. Joined Altrincham as assistant manager in June 2011.
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Bob Tomlinson 1948/49
1949/50
1950/51
154
3
(b.Blackburn 4th June 1924) Robert 'Bob' Tomlinson signed for Mossley in 1948 from Accrington Stanley (48-0) . Previously with Blackburn Rovers (25-0). Transferred to Halifax Town (9-0) and was later with Ashton United and Altrincham. He made 154 appearances for Mossley at right back over three seasons.
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Jack Tomlinson 1952/53
2
0
unknown
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Paul Tomlinson 1989/90
16
2
Signed from Burscough, transferred to Morecambe. Later with Accrington Stanley
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Will Tooley 1936/37
26
5
Signed from New Mills
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John Topping 1919/20
2
0
unknown
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Danny Toronczak 2007/08
2008/09
20
5

Prolific striker Danny Toronczak was signed in November 2007 from Belper Town. He signed for Belper in the close season from Ossett Albion and is currently their leading scorer with 9 goals from 19 appearances. Previously, he had six seasons at Ossett, having originally signed for the West Yorkshire club in August 2001. He is a prolific goal scorer, who notched 143 goals in just 235 games for Albion during his spell at Dimple Wells. He missed much of the 2005/06 season through injury but recovered well to find the net 29 times in the 2006/07 season. Transferred to Clitheroe early in 2008. Later with Salford City and New Mills. Returned to Mossley for a second spell in March 2009. Later with Silsden and Clitheroe.

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Ernie Toseland 1946/47
49
12
(b. 17th March 1905 Northampton – d. 19th October 1987)
Ernest Toseland began his career as a footballer playing for Higham Ferrers Town and then Northampton Town and Queens Park Rangers. In 1928 he turned professional by signing for Manchester City who were then in the First Division. He was part of the City team until 1938 and appeared 368 times, scoring 61 goals in the process. Toseland joined a strong forward line at City which included England internationals such as outside left Eric Brook, inside forward Tommy Johnson and centre forward Fred Tilson. The City team also included the England international centre half and later Mossley manager Sam Cowan and Scotland captain Jimmy McMullan.Toseland's first goal for City was scored in a 3–0 victory over Aston Villa in the 1928–29 season.
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That season City finished eighth and Tommy Johnson scored a club record of 38 league goals. In the 1929–30 season Manchester City finished third in the first division, three points behind runners up Derby County. Toseland scored three goals in the FA Cup that season but Manchester City were knocked out by Hull City in the 5th round. In the 1930–31 season, City finished eighth in the league and Toseland scored ten league goals for the club. Eric Brook was the teams leading goalscorer that season with 16 goals. In the 1931–32 season the City team, which now included the Scottish centre forward Alec Herd, managed to reach the semi final of the FA Cup but were defeated by Arsenal by 1–0 with a goal from England international Cliff Bastin. In the following season, Toseland helped City reach the final. In the 1933 FA Cup Final he was part of the Manchester City team that was defeated three goals to nil by Everton who were captained by England international Dixie Dean. The Everton team also included former City player Tommy Johnson. In the 1934 FA Cup Final Toseland was part of the City team which beat Portsmouth 2–1. Toseland had scored once in a 6–1 demolition of Aston Villa in the semi final of that years competition. The other goals were scored by Alec Herd and Fred Tilson (who scored four). In the 1934–35 season Toseland scored five goals and City finished fourth in the league, ten points behind champions Arsenal. One of Toseland's five goals that season came in a memorable 5–0 victory against Wolverhampton Wanderers on the final day of the season. In the 1936–36 season, Toseland was again City's fourth highest scorer in the league with ten goals. Eric Brook was the leading scorer with thirteen goals. In the 1936–37 season Toseland was part of the first Manchester City side to win the League Championship. The team went on an unbeaten run after Christmas, winning 14 times and drawing 6 games. The championship was won at Maine Road with a 4–1 victory over Sheffield Wednesday. In the 1937–38 football season Toseland was part of the City team that were relegated from the first division despite scoring more goals than any other team. In 1938 he transferred to Sheffield Wednesday but only played fifteen times for his new team before the outbreak of war. Following the war Toseland signed for Mossley and scored 12 goals in 49 appearances for the Lilywhites in the 1946-47 season.

Nathan Tosum 2010/11
1
0
(b. 20th October 1991) Young striker signed in September 2010 upon his realease by Bury. Previously a junior with Bolton Wanderers. Played regularly for the Mossley reserve team in 2010/11 and into 2011/12 while also playing for Prestwich Heys.
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George Townsend 1983/84
10
0
Former Rochdale (32-0) player signed by Bob Murphy from Manley (Australia)
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Tranter 1929/30
1
0
unknown
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Travis 1947/48
2
0
unknown
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Rob Trees 2002/03
37
0
Signed by Ally Pickering from Droylsden. Previously with Manchester United, Witton Albion, Bristol Rovers (56-1) and Stalybridge Celtic. Transferred to Hyde United. Later with Abbey Hey
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Brian Tristram 1960/61
7
0
Former Northwich Victoria player signed from Hyde United. Later played for South Coast United, Sydney, Australia. (d.2004)
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Trotman 1945/46
4
0
unknown
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Arthur Trow 1965/66
8
1
Signed from Hyde United
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James Truelove 1931/32
7
4
Centre forward signed from Crewe Alexandra (8-1)
(d.1973)
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Danny Trueman 2006/07
34
0

Signed by Jaosn Beckford from Bradford Park Avenue in May 2006 following a brief spell there after previously serving Wakefield Emley. Formerly with Ashton United but signed for the Yorkshire club in March 2005. He began his playing career with Southampton and has also been on the books of Huddersfield Town. Later with Wakefield

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James Turley 2006/07
26
5
Tiny locally based striker who was signed from Stalybridge Celtic in November 2006 by Jason Beckford. Nick-named 'Turbo' he began his career with York City and then played for Scarborough, an initial spell with Stalybridge followed and then a time at Harrogate Town before returning to Stalybridge. Later with Buxton.
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Turner 1949/50
2
0
unknown
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Arthur Turner 1934/35
15
2
Signed from Rawmarsh
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Eric Turner 1947/48
20
1
Signed from Halifax Town (7-0)
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George Turner 1986/87
2
0
Signed from Glossop on trial
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Hugh Turner 1939/40
4
0
(b. Wigan 6th August 1904 d.1996) Former Darlington, Huddersfield Town (364-0) goalkeeper signed from Fulham (68-0). He played for Felling Colliery and Gateshead High Fell, before moving to Huddersfield in 1926. He also played 2 games for England against France & Belgium in 1931. Transferred to Hurst.
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Mike Turner 1969/70
1970/71
1971/72
1972/73
174
7
Hard tackling left back signed by Don Wilson from Altrincham, transferred to Radcliffe Borough. Later with Hyde United . Was later Commercial Manager of Manchester City.
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Mike Turner 1995/96 2001/02
30
9
Big centre forward signed from Ashton United, transferred to Witton Albion. Re-signed from Maine Road
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Harold Turton 1923/24
10
0
Signed from Huddersfield Town
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James Tyrell-Nestor 2006/07
4
0

James Tyrell-Nestor was signed in July 2006 after impressing in Mossley's pre season buiild up. His previous club was Wakefield-Emley but he first came to prominence scoring goals for Ossett Town. A Talented striker or midfielder who signed for Eastwood Town in May 2004 but then switched to Ossett Town four months later. Started out on the books at Halifax Town and also had spells with Farsley Celtic and Eccleshill United before earning rave reviews with his performances for Liversedge in the Northern Counties East League. Released to join Farsley Celtic after just 4 substitute appearances for Mossley. Later with Guiseley and Harrogate Railway Athletic.

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Arthur Tyrer 1949/50
1950/51
23
3

(b: Manchester: 25th February 1931) Arthur Spencer Tyrer was a highly rated wing half signed from Manchester City. He was transferred to Leeds United (39-4) in September 1950 for a then Mossley record £2,000 fee. Tyrer later played for Shrewsbury Town (24-3), Aldershot (235-9) and Peterborough United. He played in the same Leeds United team as the legendary Welsh International John Charles.

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Fred Tyrer 1949/50
3
0
Brother of Arthur Tyrer
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