Ex Royals (No not prince Andrew)

[morganb]

Head of Football Operations, Nick Hammond, has resigned from his position at Celtic to pursue new opportunities.

[Sutekh]

Current Bracknell first team coach Lea Barkus has been named as temporary manager of Sandhurst until then end of the season at which point he’ll return to duty at Bracknell.

[Pepe the Horseman]

Current Bracknell first team coach Lea Barkus has been named as temporary manager of Sandhurst until then end of the season at which point he’ll return to duty at Bracknell.

Would love to see him back here as manager one day.

[Simmops]

Legend Dave Kitson is Arlesly fc chairman

[Fox Talbot]

McNulty 2, Ryan Edwards as Dundee U win cup semi 3-0, all goals from ex-players.

cue, well, it is Sco ....

[Orion1871]

McNulty 2, Ryan Edwards as Dundee U win cup semi 3-0, all goals from ex-players.

cue, well, it is Sco ....

It is Scotland.

But it's not that Ryan Edwards.

[Sutekh]

McNulty 2, Ryan Edwards as Dundee U win cup semi 3-0, all goals from ex-players.

cue, well, it is Sco ....

It is Scotland.

But it's not that Ryan Edwards.

Yes that Ryan Edwards now plays for Burton Albion.

[Mid Sussex Royal]

McNulty is not an ex player

[karbota]

Pleased for him.

+1

And he's the first outfield player to teach that mark?

Impressive!

Many congrats to him.

Agree, he should still be playing for Reading FC.

[Orion1871]

Former Bulgarian FA President Borislav Mihaylov retracts his resignation a day after Dimitar Berbatov announced his plans to run for the vacated spot.

[SouthDownsRoyal]

unfortunately McNulty is not an ex player

Corrected for you.

[morganb]

Danny Williams has confirmed that he has retired from football.

[Hendo]

Thought he was a very important player for us and we certainly missed him when he left.

Scored a worldy goal at home against a team I can't quite remember (Charlton?).

[Snowball]

Danny Williams has confirmed that he has retired from football.

Omar Richards and JOAO beat him to it.

[URZZZZ]

Danny Williams has confirmed that he has retired from football.

Only just turned 32 a couple of months back - so relatively young still for a footballer. Like a fair few of our former players, he’s done very little since leaving

That’s a fair few from Stam’s team that have retired now - only 4 years ago and I can’t imagine McShane will be far behind now

[URZZZZ]

Thought he was a very important player for us and we certainly missed him when he left.

Scored a worldy goal at home against a team I can't quite remember (Charlton?).

Blackburn - Brian’s first game back in his second spell

Williams was OK - didn’t think he was as good as people thought and he didn’t work well with Norwood at all (with Norwood being the better player) so it always a conundrum there. Although much improved under Stam as he was one of a few players who tried to force the initiative with the ball

[John Smith]

Thought he was a very important player for us and we certainly missed him when he left.

Scored a worldy goal at home against a team I can't quite remember (Charlton?).

Blackburn - Brian’s first game back in his second spell

Williams was OK - didn’t think he was as good as people thought and he didn’t work well with Norwood at all (with Norwood being the better player) so it always a conundrum there. Although much improved under Stam as he was one of a few players who tried to force the initiative with the ball

Wrong. Williams is definitely in the top 10 best players in the club's history.

[Taffster]

Thought he was a very important player for us and we certainly missed him when he left.

Scored a worldy goal at home against a team I can't quite remember (Charlton?).

Blackburn - Brian’s first game back in his second spell

Williams was OK - didn’t think he was as good as people thought and he didn’t work well with Norwood at all (with Norwood being the better player) so it always a conundrum there. Although much improved under Stam as he was one of a few players who tried to force the initiative with the ball

Wrong. Williams is definitely in the top 10 best players in the club's history.

No chance,

Olise, Sig, Sidwell, Shorey, Kitson, Long, Mccarthy, doyle carrico, kebe, roberts, harte. That's 12 players with out breaking a sweat who are better.
Williams a classic case over being better in hindsight, he was a good player on his day but as with more of our players over the last 15 years he was not very consistent and was really bad on some days,

[Mid Sussex Royal]

Williams was on a big money 4 year deal and aside from the Stam season when was very good he was injured most of the time

[Jackson Corner]

Well sometimes you don’t realise how crucial players are until they’ve left. In the case of Danny Williams he was outstanding during our play-off campaign. Following season we soon slumped to the bottom of the league and Stam Was sacked, even at the play-off final shed tears after losing the game which whatever way you look at it, At the very least it shows he cared about the club and the relationship he had with the fans.

You can’t blame him for joining Huddersfield a chance to play in the Premier League and more money. At the age of 32 I find it strange That he has retired from football unless the injuries have caught up with him. I wish him a happy retirement and every success in what he does.