Who was the Chichester goalkeeper? He wanted to draw us.

His name is Ant Ender and he said he is an Argyle fan.

There was also a Maldon and Tiptree goalscorer interviewed called Jorome Slew. He looked like Jordan Slew (ex Argyle) but he plays for Boston United now. Surely, they must be brothers. A bit of research suggests he once played for Mousehole.

Further research shows that they are indeed brothers and both came up through the Sheffield United academy. Jorome is 6 years younger than Jordan.

I can’t compete with your research. I even got the Chichester keeper wrong.
Cheers, KIG!!!

My only visit to Bolton to watch Argyle was at Burnden Park. I can't remember the year, but we lost 7-2. I think Crudgie even air kicked a back pass or weak shot that ended up in the net.

Not a day to remember but surely we won't suffer the same fate this time?

I was there. Crudgie broke his finger . we had already used our only sub so he moved to centre forward & Nisbet went in goal; both were dreadful in their unfamiliar roles. I went to get a beer to bring back to my seat (those were the days) & missed Paul Dalton's wonder goal.....just a typical afternoon in watching Argyle.

I was there. Crudgie broke his finger . we had already used our only sub so he moved to centre forward & Nisbet went in goal; both were dreadful in their unfamiliar roles. I went to get a beer to bring back to my seat (those were the days) & missed Paul Dalton's wonder goal.....just a typical afternoon in watching Argyle.

Wouldn't have been Paul Dalton... wrong era.

I went to watch Bolton vs Chelsea one Sunday a few years back after an Argyle weekend in Blackpool. Ground didn't stand out - usual new seated affair - but I remember that the pies were good and that it was a pain to get away after as Horwich Parkway station was packed.

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I was there. Crudgie broke his finger . we had already used our only sub so he moved to centre forward & Nisbet went in goal; both were dreadful in their unfamiliar roles. I went to get a beer to bring back to my seat (those were the days) & missed Paul Dalton's wonder goal.....just a typical afternoon in watching Argyle.

Wouldn't have been Paul Dalton... wrong era.

We have never been to the Reebok (University of Bolton stadium) but we have a strange record in Bolton. We have just 3 wins and a draw in 14 visits but the three wins came in consecutive seasons 1965-66, 1966-67 and 1967-68. Argyle's manager for the 1984 visit played in all three as did Gordon Taylor, the current President of the PFA. Francis Lee played in two of them too.


Quite a few Argyle connections past and present with McGovern, Joyce and McElhinney. Played on 22 September 1984

Managers John McGovern Bolton and Johnny Hore

Team Line-ups

Simon Farnworth
Brian Borrows
Jimmy Phillips
Warren Joyce
Gerry McElhinney
Peter Valentine
Steve Thompson
Jeff Chandler
George Oghani
Tony Caldwell
Graham Bell


Geoff Crudgington
Gordon Nisbet
John Uzzell
Chris Harrison
(Andy Rogers)
Clive Goodyear
Adrian Burrows
Kevin Hodges
Leigh Cooper
Tommy Tynan
Gordon Staniforth
Russell Coughlin


Scorers Joyce 7 Caldwell 16, 59, 88 Oghani 45 Chandler 61 (pen), 89 and for Argyle Coughlin 31 and Tynan 69

I was there. Crudgie broke his finger . we had already used our only sub so he moved to centre forward & Nisbet went in goal; both were dreadful in their unfamiliar roles. I went to get a beer to bring back to my seat (those were the days) & missed Paul Dalton's wonder goal.....just a typical afternoon in watching Argyle.

Wouldn't have been Paul Dalton... wrong era.

We have never been to the Reebok (University of Bolton stadium) but we have a strange record in Bolton. We have just 3 wins and a draw in 14 visits but the three wins came in consecutive seasons 1965-66, 1966-67 and 1967-68. Argyle's manager for the 1984 visit played in all three as did Gordon Taylor, the current President of the PFA. Francis Lee played in two of them too.


Quite a few Argyle connections past and present with McGovern, Joyce and McElhinney. Played on 22 September 1984

Managers John McGovern Bolton and Johnny Hore

Team Line-ups

Simon Farnworth
Brian Borrows
Jimmy Phillips
Warren Joyce
Gerry McElhinney
Peter Valentine
Steve Thompson
Jeff Chandler
George Oghani
Tony Caldwell
Graham Bell


Geoff Crudgington
Gordon Nisbet
John Uzzell
Chris Harrison
(Andy Rogers)
Clive Goodyear
Adrian Burrows
Kevin Hodges
Leigh Cooper
Tommy Tynan
Gordon Staniforth
Russell Coughlin


Scorers Joyce 7 Caldwell 16, 59, 88 Oghani 45 Chandler 61 (pen), 89 and for Argyle Coughlin 31 and Tynan 69

we know that's why I said it's taken 22 years.

I was there. Crudgie broke his finger . we had already used our only sub so he moved to centre forward & Nisbet went in goal; both were dreadful in their unfamiliar roles. I went to get a beer to bring back to my seat (those were the days) & missed Paul Dalton's wonder goal.....just a typical afternoon in watching Argyle.

Wouldn't have been Paul Dalton... wrong era.

Doh ! Beer & age have obviously addled my brain. I'm sure I went to Burden Park & missed a Dalton wonder goal or was I dreaming ?

Who was the Chichester goalkeeper? He wanted to draw us.

His name is Ant Ender and he said he is an Argyle fan.

There was also a Maldon and Tiptree goalscorer interviewed called Jorome Slew. He looked like Jordan Slew (ex Argyle) but he plays for Boston United now. Surely, they must be brothers. A bit of research suggests he once played for Mousehole.

It's Steve Mowthorpe.

Agreed it was Steve Mowthorpe but not sure why he supports Argyle. He was once on Southampton’s books and has been based on South coast, playing for AFC Totton.

Let’s hope he gets his wish in the second round and we get to play Chichester. Green Army v. Green Army.

Looking at his Twitter account he served in the Royal Navy so must have been based in Plymouth at some point.

Could have been at RNAS Culdrose of course. It is a bit closer to Mousehole than GUS

I was there. Crudgie broke his finger . we had already used our only sub so he moved to centre forward & Nisbet went in goal; both were dreadful in their unfamiliar roles. I went to get a beer to bring back to my seat (those were the days) & missed Paul Dalton's wonder goal.....just a typical afternoon in watching Argyle.

Wouldn't have been Paul Dalton... wrong era.

Doh ! Beer & age have obviously addled my brain. I'm sure I went to Burden Park & missed a Dalton wonder goal or was I dreaming ?

After consulting the Bible, the original match you're referring to was played in September 1984. Dalton scored at Burnden Park in January 1993, which means you were in the beer queue for almost ten years

I was there. Crudgie broke his finger . we had already used our only sub so he moved to centre forward & Nisbet went in goal; both were dreadful in their unfamiliar roles. I went to get a beer to bring back to my seat (those were the days) & missed Paul Dalton's wonder goal.....just a typical afternoon in watching Argyle.

Wouldn't have been Paul Dalton... wrong era.

Doh ! Beer & age have obviously addled my brain. I'm sure I went to Burden Park & missed a Dalton wonder goal or was I dreaming ?

After consulting the Bible, the original match you're referring to was played in September 1984. Dalton scored at Burnden Park in January 1993, which means you were in the beer queue for almost ten years

That would explain everything then !
47 years of watching mediocrity merges into one.

We came to your first game of season, was shocked at the amount you take to away games. Do any of you know if it's going to be all ticket? We will be attending, your support last time was brilliant,

Not been to a game since, apart from Sunday's charity game.

With the likelihood that the away crowd will be swelled by a good number of Shakers, perhaps we could have a special strip in Bury colours for this season's FA cup run...?