NEWSDESK ARCHIVE 2003-04
Saturday 1st May 2004 MOSSLEY HAVE TO SETTLE FOR RUNNERS UP! In a dramatic climax to the season Clitheroe sneaked a 3-2 win at Nantwich Town to claim top spot and edge Mossley into 2nd place. A painful reminder from 1999 when the Lilywhites also lost the League title on the last day of the season. This time however, it looks certain that Mossley will be promoted to the UniBond League along with champions Clitheroe, 4th placed Woodley Sports, 5th placed Warrington Town and maybe even 6th placed Newcastle Town.
Paul Taylor with the NWCL Runners up Trophy
Friday 30th April 2004 BECKFORD BLAST AT LEAGUE RULES (from www.tamesideadvertiser.co.uk) Jason
Beckford insists he is glad his Mossley side are leaving the North
West Counties Football League, escaping what he labelled as ‘amateurish’
organisation. HEADLEY, HEATON AND PHILLIPS RELEASED! Jason Beckford has released three of Mossley's longest serving players - Russ Headley (144 games - 15 goals), Simon Heaton (100 games - 7 goals) and Mark Phillips (111 games - 15 goals). All three have been popular players and good servants to the club. They will undoubtedly be snapped up quickly by other clubs. The only other departure sees the return of teenager Danny Meadowcroft to Stockport County where he has been offered a one year contract after making 8 appearances for Mossley.
Saturday 24th April 2004 ANYTHING COULD HAPPEN AND PROBABLY WILL! Mossley have now completed their fixtures and are top of the League with 89 points from 42 games and have scored 24 goals more than their nearest rivals. Unfortunately for Mossley the three points deducted after Christmas and the denial of a rightful replay against Atherton Collieries leaves the title in rivals Clitheroe's hands (almost!). First Mossley's 'Lancashire' rivals need at least a point from their last game of the season at Nantwich Town next Saturday. There is expected to be a large number of Mossley fans travelling to Jackson Avenue for the game which will inevitably decide the fate of this season's NWCFL Division One title! How long can you hold your breath?
Tuesday 20th April 2004 THIS IS IMPORTANT! (Correction & Apology)) I would like to apologise to NWCFL Chairman Dave Tomlinson for the quote (alegedly) attributed to him (allegedly) in yesterday's report (which has also now been amended). <see below> The quote was in fact made by another League official and not by Mr Tomlinson who has apparently nailed his flag to Mossley's mast on this issue. I would like to apologise unreservedly to Mr Tomlinson for the misquote and for any distress this may have caused. The Atherton Collieries issue though, remains unresolved at this moment!
Monday 19th April 2004 THIS IS IMPORTANT! Apparently,
when Mossley played Atherton Collieries at Alder Street on Saturday
7th February 2004, Atherton Collieries fielded an unregistered player
(rumoured to be their goalscorer) and have been deducted three points.
Tuesday 6th April 2004 JASON WINS MANAGER OF THE MONTH AGAIN!
Jason Becford has won the NWCL Division One Manager of the Month award for the third time this season. He received his award after the 6-2 win over Atherton Collieries from Mossley Chairman Sam Rigby (pic courtesy of Mossleymania)
Thursday 26th March 2004 ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL FORUM
Another successful Forum was enjoyed by a decent sized attendance at the Social Club last night. Pictured on the top table (l to r): John Murphy (enjoying a late tea), Jason Beckford (in thoughtful mood), Sam Rigby (listening intently), Dave Brown (with another anecdote) and Phil Melville (weighing it all up)! Saturday 13th March 2004 300 UP FOR CAPTAIN FANTASTIC! Mossley skipper
Paul Taylor today clocked up his 300th appearance in a Mossley shirt
as the Lilywhites romped to a 4-1 win at Fleetwood Town. PT was rescued
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.
He made his Mossley debut against Kidsgrove Athletic on 1st April
1998 and such is his never say die attitude that he has earned the
Supporters Player of the Year award on no less than three occasions
- 1998-99, 2000-01 and 2001-02. Still playing as well as ever despite
reaching his mid 30's Paul has in the past threatened to retire but
his displays continue to belie his age, in fact if anything he just
get's better.
Saturday 6th March 2004 TC IS LATEST TO GO! Leading scorer
Tony Carroll is the latest player to depart from Seel Park after losing
his place in the side. TC has chosen to take a rest from football
after an injury hit season that has seen his scoring tally limited
to just 18 goals in 34 appearances this season well short of his 35
goal tally in 48 games last term. Monday 1st March 2004 CONKIE ABOUT-TURN! Goalkeeper
Matt Conkie will not now be joining Mossley this season after all.
He has decided to stay at Congleton for the remaining games out of
a sense of loyalty! Saturday 28th February 2004 BUSY WEEK OF SIGNINGS! Mossley
manager Jason Beckford has completed the week with three new signings
and one surprise departure. Arriving at Seel Park are the previously
mentioned Rhodri Giggs and Chris Downey who have been joined by 18
year old, 6' 4", Stockport County YTS central defender Danny
Meadowcroft who has signed for Mossley until the end of the season
when he will return to Edgeley Park. Leaving Mossley is central defender
Mark Phillips who has been released after showing poor form and a
disapointing attitude. It is an unfortunate turn of events after Mark
had had an outstanding season last term winning several club awards
but has not shown the same form or commitment this season! Mark played
a total of 107 games for Mossley and scored 14 goals. Friday 27th February 2004 DOWNEY SIGNS FROM ALTY! Mossley have signed Chris Downey from UniBond Leaguers Altrincham. Downey, 20, who hails from Warrington was Bolton Wanderers 'Young Player of the Year' a couple of seasons ago but was released at the end of last season and initially played for Leigh RMI before joining Alty in December. He also made a solitary appearance for Trafford earlier this season.
Thursday 26th February 2004 RESTRUCTURE CONFIRMED
The Arbitration Tribunal which heard the Isthmian League's challenge
to the restructuring of the National League System today announced
that it has unanimously dismissed their claims. "The FA is of course pleased that our decision and processes have been upheld by the Tribunal. However, the most important point is that we, together with the Alliance partners, can now look to the future and get on with the vital reorganisation of football at this level" Nic Coward, The FA's Director of Corporate and Legal Affairs, told us. The FA believes the new system will raise standards, create more excitement through play-offs, and deliver more consistent rules, regulations and ground grading requirements. A key principle has been to ensure that the National League System will be fair and equitable for clubs irrespective of their geographic position in the country. Uppermost in The FA's decision-making and consultation throughout this process was that change should not take place for change's sake, but only if it would bring long-term benefits for the game. At a meeting in May 2003 the Football Conference, and the Isthmian, Northern Premier and Southern Leagues' 'Alliance' agreed to recommend to the National League System Committee a new structure and a timetable to achieve it. This proposal includes the following key features:
Alex
Stone Saturday 21st February 2004 JASON LINES UP GIGGS & CONKIE! Mossley manager Jason Beckford is hopeful of adding two new players to the squad for today’s game against Abbey Hey. Striker Rhodri Giggs, 26, younger brother of Manchester United’s Ryan is expected to sign from Bacup Borough. Rhodri has previous experience with Stockport County, Bangor City, Salford City and Aberystwyth Town. Goalkeeper Matt Conkie, 25, has been plying his trade with Congleton Town for the last couple of seasons and was previously with Chester City, Winsford United and Witton Albion. Conkie in fact scored against Mossley a couple of years ago with a long kick out in a NWCL game at WInsford.
Thursday 19th February 2004 MOSSLEY SNAP UP ANOTHER CITY TEENAGER! Following on from the success of former Manchester City academy players Ciaran Kilheeney and more recently Adam Morning, Mossley manager Jason Beckford has signed 19 year old former Scotland Schoolboy International forward Leyton Slack. The youngster has recently been released by Manchester City having joined them after leaving school from Glasgow Celtic where he played in their junior teams. He is expected to make his debut against Skelmersdale United as replacement for the injured Josh Howard. Saturday 14th February 2004 MATTHEWS IS LATEST TO GO! Mossley have reluctantly
agreed to release Rob Matthews due to an ongoing family illness which
has taken his focus away from football. I am sure everyone at Mossley
will wish to thank Rob for the excellent service he has given to the
team in his two spells at Seel Park. His 27 goals in just 59 games
have been a pleasure to watch! Wednesday 11th February 2004 JASON LINES UP ITALIAN Mossley
manager Jason Beckford has lined up the signing of Italian attacking
midfielder Stephano Gioacchini who has extensive Serie A and B experience
most recently with Serie B side Salernatina, but previously with Cosenza,
Venezia and Perugia. The 27 year old who hails from Rome is married
to an English girl and is currently out of contract in Italy. He impressed
in training with Mossley for the first time on Tuesday night and Jason
is hopeful of having his International clearance sorted before Saturday. Wednesday 11th February 2004 NDJEBAYI GOES Cameroonian goalkeeper Jean-Paul Ndjebayi has been sensationally released by Mossley at his own request after being left out of the side for last Saturday's game at Atherton Collieries. Mossley manager Jason Beckford has labelled the 23 year old keeper as 'mercenary'. Sunday 1st February 2004 FRIENDLY ARRANGED FOR TUESDAY! Mossley will return
to action in a hastily arranged mid-season friendly match on Tuesday
night (3rd Feb) at Seel Park when UniBond League side Radcliffe Borough
will provide the opposition with a 7.45 kick off. The game is expected
to see the first apperarance of new signing Mattie Hughes. Friday 30th January MATTIE SIGNS ON!!! Mossley manager Jason Beckford has signed highly rated left sided striker Mattie Hughes after a brief spell out of the game due to work commitments. Although unavailable for tomorrow's game at Salford he will apparently be available from then on! The following is courtesy of the Altrincham FC Official Website Mattie HUGHES (d.o.b. 27 July, 1977)
Mattie Hughes Sunday 25th January 2004 SAS IS PLAYER OF THE MONTH
Jason Beckford belatedly receives the NWCL Manager of the Month award from League official Jeff Wilkinson. Friday 23rd January 2004 FORUM IS A BIG HIT WITH FANS!
A
good turn out at last night's Forum enjoyed a lively discussion and
some frank answers to some tricky questions. The over-riding feeling
was one of a positivity and clear support by the fans for the board,
management and players. Sunday 18th January 2004 MOSSLEY HIT FOR SIX BY POINTS DEDUCTION! It
appears that rumours of a six point deduction by the NWCFL for Mossley
fielding an ineligible player in the Christmas fixture at Glossop
are true. Although we are still awaiting an official statement from
either the club or NWCFL. It seems that the registration form for
the re-signed Mark Bradshaw was held up in the Christmas post and
that his registration was not received in time for him to play in
that match. Bizarrly Mossley were already comfortably 2-0 up when
Bradshaw appeared as a second half substitute. Mossley will have the
chance to claw back three of the points though, as they have to replay
the Glossop game. A real blow in the title race that now unfortunately
gives second placed Clitheroe a real boost!
Saturday 3rd January 2004 MARIO GOES TO LEIGH, SEAN GOES TO CURZON! Recent signing Mario Daniel has chosen to try his luck with Conference strugglers Leigh RMI and made a scoring debut for them in New Years Day's 6-2 home defeat by Chester City. He is to remain a Mossley player but Jason Beckford rightly chose not to stand in the speedy teeenager's way after being contacted by Leigh boss Phil Starbuck due to a serious injury crisis at Hilton Park. Meanwhile, Sean Pickering who was released by Mossley last week has signed for neighbours Curzon Ashton and could face Mossley on his debut today! Thursday 1st January 2004 JASON IS MANAGER OF THE MONTH...AGAIN! Mossley manager
Jason Beckford has won his second NWCFL Manager of the Month award
for the season after his team enjoyed six straight wins in December,
including making progress in both the FA Vase and the NWCFL Cup, also
cementing their place at the top of the League and establishing an
eleven point gap. Sunday 28th December 2003 HYDE GAME RE-ARRANGED The Manchester Premier Cup tie against Hyde United at Seel Park scheduled for 13th January has been put back a week to the following Wednesday, 21st January in order to give Mossley more preparation time for the FA Vase tie against Winchester City on Saturday 17th January. Wednesday 24th December 2003 BRADDERS RE-SIGNS
Experienced former Macclesfield, Halifax & England Semi Pro left wing back Mark Bradshaw has rejoined Mossley after Jason Beckford placed seven days notice of approach on his current club Abbey Hey. Bradshaw recently resigned as player-manager of Woodley Sports Reserve side. He made 25 appearances scoring 2 goals for Mossley last season before a knee injury ended his season prematurely. He will undoubtedly give Steve Sheil some serious competition for the Mossley number 3 shirt. Monday 15th December 2003 WINCHESTER CITY AT HOME IN FA VASE Mossley have been drawn at home to big spending Sydenhams Wessex League club Winchester City in the 4th Round of the FA Vase. The tie will take place on Saturday 17th January 2004. As Winchester have an excellent League record and are amongst the favourites for the Vase it will possibly be the 'tie of the round'. For more information visit www.winchestercityfc.com Saturday 13th December 2003 LEON IS NWCL PLAYER OF THE MONTH Leon Mike has been awarded the NWCL Player of the Month. Unfortunatelly due to a misunderstanding Leon missed his appointement with the trophy which was received on his behalf by team captain Paul Taylor from NWCL representative Mike Darby following today's 4-0 FA Vase success over Whitley Bay.
Friday 12th December 2003 NEWCASTLE TOWN AT HOME IN LEAGUE CUP The draw forthe third round (quarter finals) ofthe NWCL League Cup was made live on BBC Radio Lancashire this evening and Mossley have been paired with old rivals Newcastle Town. The sides met in the semi final last year with Mossley winning 5-3 on aggregate. The game will take place at Seel Park on Saturday 24th January 2004. Sunday 7th December 2003
JIM WHARMBY 1924 - 2003 It is with great sadness that we record the
death of Mossley Football Club President Jim Wharmby. Jim passed away
on Saturday evening after a long illness.
Saturday 29th November 2003 ADIE MIKE AND MATTY CROSS RELEASED Jason Beckford has decided to release Adie Mike and Matty Cross as, with recent signings, the squad was getting a bit top heavy! Adie will be remembered with fondness for his last minute double strike against Congleton just fourteen days ago, while Matty has struggled with injuries during his spell with Mossley, but played his part in many ways including taking charge of several summer soccer schools. We wish both players well for the future! Meanwhile Dave Brown begins a seven day ban for accumulated yellow cards on Monday. Mossley have signed 16 year old left winger Adam Morning who has recently been released by Manchester City. Adam is gaining experience of open age football with Hollinwood of the Manchester League whilst training with Mossley...one for the future! Saturday 29th November 2003 SIMON IS OCTOBER PLAYER OF THE MONTH
Monday 24th November 2003 IT'S WHITLEY BAY AT HOME IN THE VASE! Mossley
have been draawn at home to Albany Northern League promotion hopefuls
Whitley
Bay in the 3rd Round of the FA Vase on Saturday 13th
December. Whitley Bay won 2-0 at Clitheroe in Saturday's 2nd Round.
Monday 24th November 2003 MARIO IS THE LATEST RECRUIT! Mossley
have signed diminutive 19 year old striker Mario Sergio Daniel from
Atherton Collieries. Mario scored Colls first goal in Mossley's 4-3
League Cup victory recently and impressed with his pace and skill.
Saturday 22nd November 2003 SQUIRES GATE MATCH IS OFF! This coming Tuesday's re-arranged fixture against Squires Gate has been postponed due to the Blackpool based club drawing 3-3 after extra time at Albany Northern League side Billingham Town in the FA Vase today. The Draw for the third round will be on Mossleyweb by lunch time on Monday! Saturday 15th November 2003
Sunday 9th November 2003 JEAN-PAUL WINS NWCFL 'SAFE HANDS' AWARD Mossley keeper Jean-Paul Ndjebayi has added to his Mossley 'Player of the Month' award for October by winning the League's Safe Hands award after four clean sheets in eight games, all won, helped Mossley to the top of the League. He will be presented with his award prior to next Saturday's home game against Congleton Town. Saturday 1st November 2003 FLEETWOOD AWAY IN NEXT ROUND Mossley won the dubious award of an away tie at Fleetwood Town in the 2nd round of the League Cup following today's 4-3 first round win over Atherton Colls. Fleetwood's 1st round victory came by 3-2 athome to Second Division Norton United. Fleetwood are currently unbeaten in five games since Mossley hammered them 5-1 at Seel Park last month. JASON
IS 'MANAGER OF THE MONTH' FOR OCTOBER JEAN-PAUL IS PLAYER OF THE MONTH
Young fan Matthew Burgess presents Mossley goalkeeper Jean-Paul Ndjebayi with the Supporters Club 'Player of the Month' award for October. Monday 20tth October 2003 AT HOME IN THE VASE! Mossley
have been drawn at home to fellow NWCL side Trafford in the 2nd Round
of the FA Vase. The tie will take place on Saturday 22nd November
at Seel Park. Friday 17th October 2003 ANOTHER QUALITY SIGNING! Mossley have signed experienced midfielder Steve Tobin from fellow NWCL side Skelmersdale United. Tobin joined Skem from Kidsgrove Athletic who he helped to win the NWCL title the season before last. He began his career as a pro with Leeds United and later played for Macclesfield Town, Altrincham, Leek Town, Hyde United.  Steve Tobin Thursday 16th October 2003 FRINGE PLAYERS RELEASED Mossley manager Jason Beckford has released fringe players Gavinle Ellison and Nathan Brookes after both players had failed to claim a regular shirt. Ellison, on the long road back from a serious knee injury that ended his pro career at Blackpool hasn't achieved the required fitness level and Brookes, who looked a promising signing when he arrived from Rochdale late last season has failed to repeat that form this term. Meanwhile, Beckford is hopeful of landing a quality midfield player this week who is currently playing for another NWCFL club. Monday 13th October 2003
DON WILSON 1930-2003 It is with great sadness
that I record the death of Mossley’s longest serving manager,
1962-1972, Don Wilson who sadly passed away after a long illness last
weekend. I make no apologies for repeating the article published in
the ‘Seel Park Heroes’ section in Tuesday night’s
programme which featured Don, written when I was blissfully unaware
of his passing.
Thursday 9th October 2003 Last night's Forum
Wednesday 1st October 2003 Todd goes to Stalybridge Mossley have lost the services of experienced left back Lee Todd who has joined UniBond League neighbours Stalybridge Celtic. Todd made just 6 appearances for Mossley, three of them as a substitute. Celtic's interest in Todd was prompted by a serious injury to their left back Danny Caldicutt the former Atherton LR player. Another player who appears to have received a serious injury is ex Mossley striker Ciaran Kilheeney who has apparently badly broken a leg while playing for Droylsden last night. We wish him a speedy recovery! Friday 26th September 2003 Mossley sign another Mike and Matthews returns Experienced
front man Adie Mike last night signed for Mossley. Mike (29) has most
recently been with Droylsden and was previously with Manchester City,
Stockport County, Leek Town, Hednesford Town, Southport, Northwich
Vioctoria and Lincoln City. He is the older cousin of Leon Mike.
Adie Mike
Sunday 21st September 2003 Mossley sign another keeper Mossley have signed 20 year old former Torquay United and Altrincham goalkeeper Nick Stephens to compete with Phil Melville and Jean-Paul Ndjebayi for the Mossley number 1 shirt!
Nick Stephens in action for Altrincham Saturday 20th September 2003 Fixture change next Saturday Next Saturday's scheduled home game against Woodley Sports has been changed. Mossley will now entertain Glossop North End instead. The away game at Woodley due to be played on 18th October has also been changed and Mossley will now play hoste to Alsager Town on that date. Saturday 20th September 2003 Mossley sign Bolton teenager! Mossley have signed 19 year old midfielder Shaun Dootson who was released by Bolton Wanderers at the end of last season. Dootson has had trials with a couple of Leagueclubsand did pre season with Leigh RMI. He made his Mossley debut as a substitute intoday's game against Newcastle Town. Meanwhile, Craig Coote and Stefan Lewis have been loaned to Chadderton.
Tuesday 16th September 2003 Jean Paul cleared at last! Cameroonian goalkeeper Jean-Paul Ndjebayi has at last received International clearance to enable him to play competitive football for Mossley. Jean-Paul was impressive in pre season but has been sidelined ever since due to EUFA transfer rules. His clearance comes in the nick of time as Phil Melville is currently suffering with at thigh injury!
Saturday 6th September 2003 Brown signs for third spell Mossley today completed the signing of experienced midfielder Dave Brown after a brief spell with Curzon Ashton. Brown had a lengthy spell with Salford City before winning promotion to the UniBond Premier last season with Radcliffe Borough. He first played for Mossley in the 1993-94 season and had a second spell in 1998-99 in Benny Phillips' team.
Dave Brown
Tuesday 19th August 2003 Another big name signing for Mossley! Mossley have signed experienced former Football League wing back Lee Todd. Todd, 31, began his career as a junior with Hartlepool United before moving to Stockport County, where he made over 300 appearances, he was then transferred to Southampton for a £850,000 fee, then Bradford City for £250,000 and then to Rochdale. Injury put him out of the full time game but he is all set for a comeback with Mossley.
Lee Todd in action for Bradford City Saturday 16th August 2003 Beckford snaps up Aberdeen striker as Kilheeney goes! The stunning news of Ciaran Kilheeney's eve of season departure to Droylsden has been somewhat tempered by Jason Beckford's equally surprising signing of Aberdeen's former Manchester City striker Leon Mike. Mike (22) signed for Aberdeen for a £50,000 fee in February 2002 after making just 2 first team appearances for City and a handful of appearances in loan spells with Oxford United and Halifax Town. He made 39 appearances for Aberdeen in the Scottish Premier League, 18 of them as a substitute, scoring 6 goals. Mossley have also signed former Hyde United defender Clive Brown (brother of Manchester United star Wes Brown) who has been training with Mossley but misserd the preseason games through injury.
Saturday 9th August 2003 New Assistant Manager appointed Mossley have appointed former Manchester City and Nottingham Forest academy coach John Murphy as the new assistant manager. 38 years old, Murphy a UEFA A grade coach has extensive coaching experience both here and in New Zealand. His playing days were spent with Oldham Athletic, Falkirk and Cork Celtic. He has known Jason Beckford for a number of years and they worked together at Man City.
Wednesday 6th August 2003 BECKFORD IS NEW BOSS Jason
Beckford has been unveiled as the newmanager of Mossley AFC prior
to tonight's excellent 2-0 home win over a strong Stockport County
side. I would like to take this opportunity to welcome Jason to his
new job and to wish him all the very best for the coming season.
Jason
Beckford is welcomed to his new position of Team Manager Tuesday 5th August 2003 Aziz released, ex Salford keeper set for debut Teenage african keeper Mewada Aziz has been released after being told that he is unlikely to figure in the team, in his place Mossley will give a debut against Stockport tomorrow night to former Rotherham United and Salford City goalkeeper Phil Melville. Melville is a well known figure in local non-league circles and has been impressive on each occasion that he has faced Mossley. Wednesday 30th July 2003 SHOCK NEWS - PICKERING DEPARTS Mossley AFC and team manager Ally Pickering have today parted company! The official club statement is that the parting is by mutual consent and that Jason Beckford has been appointed Caretaker Manager until further notice! Watch this space for news as it breaks! Tuesday 29th July 2003 Former Schoolboy International signs Mossley have signed former England schoolboy international Jamie Almond who has recently been released by Manchester City. The 19 year old winger was signed by City for a record fee for a schoolboy when he arrived from Scarborough as a fifteen year old. Almond, who has recently had trials for Bradford City, was signed following an impressive debut against Radcliffe on Saturday. Meanwhile teenage midfielder Craig Coote, released by Bury, is to have a further trial in tomorrow's re-arranged home friendly against Macclesfield Town. Coote began his pre season playing a couple of friendlies for Conference new boys Accrington Stanley. A well known experienced NWCL goalkeeper is due to train with Mossley tonight. Meanwhile ex Manchester City, Curzon Ashton and Hyde United wing back Clive Brown (brother of Manchester United's Wes) and ex Blackpool midfielder Gavinlee Ellison are still awaiting their debuts due to injury.
Saturday 26th July 2003 Oldham game off - Macc step in! Oldham Athletic have cancelled this coming Wednesday's scheduled friendly match at Seel Park but fortunately Macclesfield Town have stepped into the breach and have agreed to replace them at very short notice. Macc' have also promised to send their first team squad for a game that will rekindle memories of the days when Mossley regularly played Macc on an equal footing over many years in both the Cheshire League and Northern Premier League. The game kicks off at 7.30 p.m. Saturday 26th July 2003 African keepers both signed! Cameroonian
goalkeepers Jean-Paul Ndjebayi and Mewada Aziz have both signed for
Mossley. Ndjebayi (pronounced Jebayi) is 23 years old and was
previously with Port FC (Cameroon), Gonyela SK (Cyprus), Roda JC (Holand)
and Oryx de Douala (Cameroon). 19 years old Aziz previously played
for Cameroon clubs KSA Aspores, Coqrouge and Rail de Douala. Thursday 24th July 2003 Sas ban quashed! Mossley
defender Steve Sheil has had his 35 day ban quashed from his sending
off against Nantwich late last season after being found 'not guilty'
at a Manchester County FA appeal hearing last night.
Steve Sheil Wednesday 16th July 2003 Matty re-signs Mossley manager Ally Pickering has re-signed skilful utility player Matty Taylor after a spell with Trafford. The highly rated player who made 16 appearances scoring 2 goals early last season before returning to his former club Hyde United has pledged his future to Mossley after much to'ing and fro'ing last term.
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