Born in Huddersfield on 24th November 1917.
Died in Sheffield October 1991.
Left winger Alfred Godfrey Calverley initially played for Huddersfield Town, he guested for several clubs during WWII including playing 2 games for Mossley in the wartime season of 1939/40.
He joined Mansfield Town in June 1946 making 30 appearances and was then transferred to Arsenal for a £2,500 fee in March 1947 making 11 appearances.
He was then sold to Preston North End (13-0) for £1,500 four months later.
Joining Doncaster Rovers for £4,000 in December 1947. He made 142 appearances and scored 11 goals and he was an influential figure in Doncaster's 1949/50 Third Division (North) title triumph but injury problems curtailed his playing career in December 1952.

Born on 14th February 1975.
Phil Charnock was the youngest player ever to represent Liverpool in Europe. He was with Liverpool from 1992 to 1996. He had a spell on loan at Blackpool before a permanent move to Crewe Alexandra where he went on to make 155 appearances in the Championship and League One.
Spells with Port Vale and Bury followed before he moved to Linfield and then Ballymena United in Ireland.
In the two previous seasons he played Fleetwood Town and Leigh RMI before Chris Willcock brought him to Mossley in August 2008.
Retired through injury after making just 5 appearances.

Born on 14th February 1986.
6' 3" goalkeeper signed by Chris Willcock in the close season 2009 from Chorley. Previously with Bury, Accrington Stanley, Clitheroe and Leek Town.
Mossley Supporters and Players Player of the Year in the 2010/11 season.
Departed for spell with Curzon Ashton in the closed season of 2011 but returned early in the 2011/12 season.
He made only 5 further appearances before moving to Stocksbridge Park Steels in February 2012.
Later with Chorley, New Mills and Clitheroe.

Born in Leeds on 23rd April 1975.
Experienced central defender signed from Bradford Park Avenue in August 2007. Previously with Farsley Celtic, Ashton United, Stalybridge Celtic, Guiseley, North Ferriby United and latterly Bradford Park Avenue where he was club captain.
Appointed Mossley captain for the 2007/08 season.
Later with Garforth Town, Farsley and Ossett Town.
He was assistant manager at Farsley Celtic in 2015/16.

Former British Universities representative full back signed by Brian Grundy from Glossop, transferred to Horwich RMI.
He was the son of former Glasgow Celtic and Norwich City player Jim Conway.

Signed from Harrogate Railway Athletic in March 2008. 
He did pre season with Mossley and played in a couple of the friendly games but then re-signed for the North Yorkshire club where he had played for the previous two seasons.
He was a key player in the Railwaymen's rise from the Northern Counties East League in 2005/06 but missed much of 2007/08 season through injury.
Equally at home in midfield or as a central defender, Dave played in Harrogate's televised FA Cup tie against Mansfield Town earlier in the season. 
Brother of Richard Conway

Leicester based midfield player signed in August 2007 after impressing in trial games. Previously captain of Keele University 1st XI.
Brother of Dave Conway.

Inside forward who was signed from Crewe Alexandra (9-3).
Previously with Ashton National he scored an impressive 30 goals in 57 Mossley appearances before transferring to Buxton for the following season.
Later played for Manchester Central and Rossendale United.

Born 12th March 1978.
Hard working midfielder signed from Cheadle Town in August 1999,
Played for Flixton in the following season but re-joined in August 2001.
Transferred to Trafford and later with FC United of Manchester and Flixton.
He was Assistant Manager of Trafford when they won the NWCL title in 2007/08 and later worked as an academy coach with Manchester United..
Tony is the son of former Manchester United and Crewe Alexandra striker Peter Coyne and nephew of Ged Coyne.

Manchester City (25-6)
Halifax Town (7-0)
Nelson (32-10)
Stalybridge Celtic
Mossley (77-5)

Born in Manchester on 21st September 1898. Died 23rd October 1965.
Richard Leigh "Dick" Crawshaw played as an inside forward in the Football League for Manchester City, Halifax Town and Nelson.
Crawshaw served in the Royal Navy during the First World War before becoming a professional footballer. He joined Manchester City in 1919 and in his first season with the club he scored six goals in 21 league appearances.
In the following two seasons he played just four league games, before signing for Football League Third Division North side Halifax Town in the summer of 1922.
He appeared seven times for Halifax Town, but failed to get on the scoresheet. Crawshaw moved to Nelson in February 1923 for a transfer fee of £100 as a replacement for the previous inside-left Mike McCulloch.
He made his debut for the club on 24 February, scoring the only goal in a 1–0 win against Wigan Borough. During his first part-season with Nelson, he scored five goals in 13 matches as the side achieved promotion to the Football League Second Division.
On the club's summer tour of Spain in 1923, Crawshaw scored the opening goal in the defeat to Racing Santander, before netting two goals in the 4–2 victory over Real Madrid.
In the next campaign he played 19 times and scored five goals but could not prevent Nelson being relegated after finishing 21st in the division.
At the end of the 1923–24 season, he left Nelson having scored 16 goals in a total of 64 league matches.
He subsequently moved into non-league football, having spells with Stalybridge Celtic and the Mossley where he made 77 appearances and scored 5 goals in two seasons between 1929 and his football retirement at the end of the 1930-31 season.
His nephew, Dick Duckworth, was also a footballer who played for several Football League clubs including Chesterfield, Rotherham United and York City. Crawshaw was a youth player with Stockport County.

Born in Little Lever on 28th November 1901.
Died 9th May 1981
William Crewe played for Great Lever FC, Bolton Wanderers, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Tranmere Rovers, Pontypridd, Merthyr Town, Southend United, Wigan Borough, Yeovil and Petters United and Burton Town.
Billy, who could play at inside right or right half was born in Little Lever. He started his career with Great Lever before signing for Bolton Wanderers in 1922.
He made 4 appearances for the Trotters without scoring before signing for Wolverhampton Wanderers in 1923. He played 7 games at Molineux without scoring before moving to join Tranmere Rovers in 1924.
His stay at Prenton Park yielded 19 games without a goal before he went to Pontypridd.
He then signed for Merthyr Town in 1925 and a three-year stint there saw him make 131 appearances, scoring 10 goals in the process.
By 1929 he was down at Roots Hall in Southend and he made just a single appearance without netting before joining Wigan Borough in 1930.
He was to score 4 goals in 34 appearances whilst at Springfield Park before finishing his career in non league circles with Burton Town and Mossley.
He also played for Yeovil and Petters United, although accounts vary as to exactly when he did so.

Matthew Cross was an influential defensive midfielder re-signed in October 2014 from Runcorn Linnets where he was team captain. He played for Mossley earlier in his career making 23 appearances back in 2003.
Matty has also played for Barnsley, Hereford United, Bangor City, Rhayader Town, Rhyl, Trafford, Bacup Borough, Bamber Bridge, Salford City, Warrington Town, Witton Albion and finally Runcorn Linnets where he became assistant manager after retiring from playing.

Matthew Crothers is a creative midfielder signed on loan from Curzon Ashton in December 2017.
He previously played for Ramsbottom United and Chadderton after beginning his career in Curzon's youth and reserve teams.
He has since been with Trafford and Radcliffe.

Mossley (5-0)
Mossley (Youth Team) (32-19)
Mossley (Reserves) (17-4)
unknown

Born on 10th December 1992. Skilful and quick young attacking teenage wide player signed in the close season 2010. Has progressed through the youth and reserve teams to earn a place in the first team squad.

Hooley Hill
Earlestown
Blackburn Rovers
St Helens Recreation
Liverpool
Altrincham
Oldham Athletic
Witton Albion
Altrincham
Mossley (39-10)
unknown

Born in .Manchester on 11th September 1968.
Highly skilful but volatile midfielder signed from Ashton United in 1990,
Transferred to Accrington Stanley the following year and also played for Stalybridge Celtic, Winsford United, Witton Albion, Halifax Town, Trafford, Southport and Doncaster Rovers (56-1).
He re-signed for Mossley in the 1999/2000 season from Hyde United.
Ttransferred to Droylsden in 2001.
Later with Flixton.
Half Brother of former Manchester United star Remi Moses.

Born 1962
Towering central defender signed from Manchester Amateur side ICL,
Transferred to Ashton United.
Later with Hyde United, Buxton, Abbey Hey, Curzon Ashton, Irlam Town, Stalybridge Celtic, Droylsden, Ashton United

Born in Poland 10th June 1999.
Szymon is a highly rated young striker signed in November 2018 on loan from Stockport County. Szymon, originally from Poland, came through the youth ranks at Goole before signing pro for County in 2017. A quick and powerful centre forward, he scored 22 goals in 12 games academy games for County in 2017/18 scoring in every game including three hat-tricks and in one game scored 5. He also scored on his first team debut for County and on his debut in a loan spell at Radcliffe.Had a later loan spell with Glossop North End towards the end of the 2018/19 season.
He rejoined Mossley for a second loan spell from Stockport in January 2020.