Non League Hour Radio Lancs
Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 7:15 pmPhil Eastwood in the studio now at Clitheroe
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 7:43 pmYou,ve now got readers thinking "who"?
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 7:53 pmScored a cracker against Southport in the New years day derby in front of 3600.
great days
great days
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 8:04 pmHe mentioned his time at Morecambe said it was a great club to come to.
I always thought he could have gone on to be a regular 20 goal a season man but it never really worked out. I can think of a lot of strikers over the years that have been like that I always felt the 4-4-1-1 always hampered the likes of Quayle, Mike Bignall, Robbie Talbot etc
I always thought he could have gone on to be a regular 20 goal a season man but it never really worked out. I can think of a lot of strikers over the years that have been like that I always felt the 4-4-1-1 always hampered the likes of Quayle, Mike Bignall, Robbie Talbot etc
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 8:15 pmHe is still playing but is less than slim!!
He earned the nickname "Crispy Sheets" with us on the North Stand as he was still a spotty teenager when signed from Burnley.
My cod theory (FWIW) with Eastwood, he came on trial and scored bags of goals in the friendlies only weeks after being released by Burnley and three years of full time training.
We were only part time at the time, and training twice a week instead of every day didnt do his fitness any good, and according to insiders at the time, he liked a night out and a curry.
He quickly lost that the sharpness and yard of pace which got him signed, and by the new year of that season he was a shadow of the player we signed in August.
Still had a good touch, but!!!!
Robbie Talbot was something special, quick, great touch and a lethal finisher until Hereford (? some cloggers?, someone will remember, Posh?) kicked him out of the game, he was injured for quite a while and whatever had happened he lost a yard and his confidence, bloody shame though!
He earned the nickname "Crispy Sheets" with us on the North Stand as he was still a spotty teenager when signed from Burnley.
My cod theory (FWIW) with Eastwood, he came on trial and scored bags of goals in the friendlies only weeks after being released by Burnley and three years of full time training.
We were only part time at the time, and training twice a week instead of every day didnt do his fitness any good, and according to insiders at the time, he liked a night out and a curry.
He quickly lost that the sharpness and yard of pace which got him signed, and by the new year of that season he was a shadow of the player we signed in August.
Still had a good touch, but!!!!
Robbie Talbot was something special, quick, great touch and a lethal finisher until Hereford (? some cloggers?, someone will remember, Posh?) kicked him out of the game, he was injured for quite a while and whatever had happened he lost a yard and his confidence, bloody shame though!
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 8:33 pmHe said tonight the biggest difference going down to part time is the first year you feel great and you are the fittest player when you arrive but slowly due to only training twice a week you slowly loose it. He bLamed it on a having to get a day job so she couldn't train as much 
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 9:24 pmI think I'm right in saying he scored an opening day of the season hat-trick in a 3-0 home win over Woking ??
Seem to remember the North Stand singing, "Who the f*** is Justin Jackson" as this game came immediately after Jacko's departure to Rushden and Moneybags !!
Seem to remember the North Stand singing, "Who the f*** is Justin Jackson" as this game came immediately after Jacko's departure to Rushden and Moneybags !!