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Where Are They FORMER PLAYERS CURRENT CLUB Mark Bettany, who undertakes a significant amount of research for the Silkmen Archive web site, has put together this list of former players’ current whereabouts as a snapshot in April 2020. At the end is a list of former players who have progressed to management/coaching. I thought it may be of interest to summarise where former players, where known, currently ply their trade - with the wholesale team rebuilds at the Moss Rose each summer over recent years, there are a lot of former Silkmen out there. In the following lists: the time at Macc is noted in brackets, e.g. (2018-19); players who turned out for Macc whilst on loan from another Club are annotated with (L), and; players who played for & / or came through the Macc Youth set up are annotated with a (Y) Former Silkmen PREMIER AFC Bournemouth: ASMIR BEGOVIC (Nov / Dec-2006, L) – on loan to AC Milan (Italy) Burnley: JOEL SENIOR (Y 2015-16) – in their U23 set up Manchester United: KIERAN O’HARA (Aug-2018 / May-2019) – on loan to Burton Albion CHAMPIONSHIP Brentford: REECE COLE (Jan / May-2019, L) – on loan to Partick Thistle Millwall: MATT SMITH (Mar / May-2012, L) Nottingham Forest: VIRGIL GOMIS (Aug-2019 / Jan-2020, L) Wigan Athletic: OWEN EVANS (Jul-2019 / Jan-2020, L) – on loan to Cheltenham Town EFL1 Bolton Wanderers: JOE BUNNEY (Y to 2011) Burton Albion: COLIN DANIEL (Mar / May 2009, L & 2009-12) Coventry City: CALLUM MAYCOCK (2018-19, L) – on loan to Leamington; JORDAN PONTICELLI (Aug-2018 / Jan-2019) – on loan to Wrexham Fleetwood Town: DANNY ANDREW (2013-14); EDDIE CLARKE (Jul-2019 / Jan-2020, L) – on loan to Stockport County Ipswich Town: ARISTOTE ‘Toto’ NSIALA (Oct / Dec-2010, L) – on loan to Bolton Wanderers; DANNY ROWE (2013-14 & Jan-2015 / Jan-2017) Oxford United: MALACHI NAPA (Aug-2018 / Jan-2019, L) Portsmouth: JAMES BOLTON (Y & 2012-14); GARETH EVANS (2007-09) Rochdale: JAMES ‘Jimmy’ McNULTY (Jul-2006 / Jan-2008) Shrewsbury Town: OLLIE NORBURN (2016-17) Tranmere Rovers: CONNOR JENNINGS (Jul / Dec-2013, L); STEFAN PAYNE (Jan-2013) EFL2 Bradford City: RICHARD O’DONNELL (Feb / Apr-2012, L) Cambridge United: PAUL LEWIS (Y & 2013-17) Cheltenham Town: SCOTT FLINDERS (Sep / Oct-2016, L & Jan / May-2017) Colchester United: RYAN JACKSON (2012-13); MILES WELCH-HAYES (Jul-2018 / Jan-2020) Grimsby Town: ELLIOTT HEWITT (Y & 2010-12); LUKE WATERFALL (Aug / Nov-2014, L) Northampton Town: HARRY SMITH (2018-19) Oldham Athletic: SCOTT WILSON (2017-19) – on loan to Notts County Port Vale: SHAUN BRISLEY (Y & 2007-12); RHYS BROWNE (Jan / May-2017, L); SCOTT BURGESS (2017-18, L); CALLUM EVANS (Feb / May-2017, L, Jan / May-2018, L & 2018-19); KIERAN KENNEDY (2017-18) – on loan to Wrexham; RYAN LLOYD (2017-19) Salford City: TOM ELLIOTT (Jan / Feb-2009, L); DANNY WHITEHEAD (Jul-2015 / Jan-2016, Jan / May-2016, L, Jan / May-2017, L & Sep-2017 / May-2018) – on loan to Macclesfield Town Walsall: ZAK JULES (Jan / May-2019) Non League Step 1: NATIONAL LEAGUE Barrow: JOHN ROONEY (Y 2002-08 & 2008-10); LUKE SIMPSON (Aug / Nov-2018) Boreham Wood: TYRONE MARSH (2017-19); KIERAN MURTAGH (2012-13) Chesterfield: SCOTT BODEN (Oct / Nov-2011, L & 2013-14); SHWAN JALAL (2015-16 & 2017-18); SAM WEDGBURY (2010-13) Chorley: JOE ANYON (Jan-2013, L); ANDY TEAGUE (Y 2002-04 & 2004-08) Eastleigh: TYRONE BARNETT (2010-11) Ebbsfleet United: TOMI ADELOYE (Aug-2014 / Feb-2015); JAMIE GRIMES (2018-19) AFC Fylde: NEILL BYRNE (2015-17) Harrogate Town: SCOTT BROWN (Jul / Aug-2012) – on loan to Warrington Town Hartlepool United: GIME TOURE (Aug-2017 / Jan-2018) Notts County: KRISTIAN DENNIS (Y to 2008, 2008-10 & 2015-16, L) Solihull Moors: NATHAN BLISSETT (Jan / Dec-2018); RYAN BOOT (Nov-2016 / Jan-2017, L); MITCH HANCOX (2016-18) Stockport County: DAN COWAN (Y & 2012-17); LIAM HOGAN (Nov / Dec-2014, L); ADAM THOMAS (Aug / Dec-2014, L); PAUL TURNBULL (2013-16) Woking: CRAIG ROSS (2016-17) Wrexham: JAMES JENNINGS (2006-09); LUKE SUMMERFIELD (Feb / May-2017, L) Step 2: NATIONAL NORTH / NATIONAL SOUTH Alfreton Town: AMARI MORGAN-SMITH (2012-13); BEN TOMLINSON (2011-12) Altrincham: ELLIOTT DURRELL (2017-19) Brackley Town: THIERRY AUDEL (Jan / May-2013 & Feb / May-2015) Bradford (Park Avenue): STELIOS DEMETRIOU (Jan / May-2019) – dual registered with Haringey Borough Chester FC: ANTHONY DUDLEY (Jan / May-2017, L) Curzon Ashton: ANDY HALLS (2013-17) Dartford: CRAIG BRAHAM-BARRETT (2012-13) Dulwich Hamlet: SHAMIR MULLINGS (Nov-2017, L & Jan / May-2019) Gateshead: SCOTT BARROW (2014-15) Guiseley: HAMZA BENCHERIF (2009-11) Hereford: JARED HODGKISS (2017-19) Kettering Town: LINDON MEIKLE (Sep / Nov-2015) Kidderminster Harriers: KEITH LOWE (2017-19) Leamington: JACK LANE (Y & Mar-2011 / May-2012) Southport: ADAM ANSON (Jan-2016, L); JACK SAMPSON (Mar / May-2015, L & 2015-17) AFC Telford United: MATTHEW BARNES-HOMER (2012-13, Oct-2014 L, & Nov-2014 / May-2015) – Striker Coach, but also registered as a player York City: ADRIANO MOKE (2014-15) Step 3: NPL PREMIER, ISTHMIAN PREMIER, SFL PREMIER CENTRAL & SFL PREMIER SOUTH Atherton Collieries: ELLIOT ROKKA (2013-14); JOSH THOMPSON (Aug-2017 / Jan-2018) Bamber Bridge: KIERAN CHARNOCK (Aug-2012 / Jan-2013, L); CHRIS CHURCHMAN (Oct-2015 / Jan-2016) Basford United: MARCUS MARSHALL (Jan / Apr-2012, L) Biggleswade Town: MATT BALL (Mar / Apr-2012, L) Bromsgrove Sporting: GREG MILLS (Jan / Feb-2010, L); REECE STYCHE (Oct-2015 / Jan-2016, L & Jan / May-2016) Buxton: AARON CHALMERS (Y 2009); DIEGO De GIROLAMO (Mar / May-2018) Cheshunt: RENEIL ‘Ricky’ SAPPLETON (Aug-2009 / Jan-2010, L & Jan-2010 / May-2011) Gainsborough Trinity: KINGSLEY JAMES (2016-17) Hednesford Town: JOSE da VEIGA (2009-12) – Goalkeeper Coach, but also registered as a player; IZAK REID (Y & 2006-11) Hyde United: TOM DEAN (Y, to Dec-2013); JOHN McCOMBE (Mar-2016 / May-2017); CHRIS SUTHERLAND (Dec-2015 / May-2017) Mickleover Sports: PABLO MILLS (2012-13) Nantwich Town: CLAYTON McDONALD (Aug / Sep-2008, L) – Player / Coach Nuneaton Borough: ENOCH ANDOH (Jan / May-2019); CURTIS OBENG (Oct / Nov-2016) – on loan to Grantham Town Stafford Rangers: THEO BAILEY-JONES (Feb / May-2015 L, & 2015-16); JOSH GREEN (Y & 2012- 14); LEVI REID (2007-08) Stalybridge Celtic: CHRIS HOLROYD (Aug-2012 / Jan-2013, L & 2013-17) Stratford Town: COURTNEY RICHARDS (2017-18) Warrington Town: FISAYO ADARABIOYO (Sep / Nov-2015); JACK MACKRETH (2012-14, Jul / Dec- 2016 & Mar / Apr-2017, L) Step 4: NPL / ISTHMIAN / SFL - Division One(s) Bedford Town: RONAYNE MARSH-BROWN (Mar / May-2007) – Player / Coach Colne: CHRIS CHANTLER (Jan-2016) Droylsden: CAVAN HOLFORD (Y 2019-20); DOMAINE ROUSE (2014-15) Frome Town: JOHNNY ‘Rory’ GORMAN (Jan / Feb-2013, L) Glossop North End: SCOTT KAY (2011-12 & 2013-14); BRAULIO ‘Eddie’ MAIECO (Y 2015-16) Kidsgrove Athletic: TOM FRANCE (Y 2008-10); JAMES ‘Jimmy’ PHILLIPS (Feb / Mar-2016) Newcastle Town: JAMES ASKEY (Y 2008-10); MATT LOWE (2009-11) Romford: EJIRO OKOSIEME (Feb / May-2017) Runcorn Linnets: ZAC ALEY (Mar / May-2012, L); CRAIG LINDFIELD (Dec-2009 / May-2010) Whitehawk: JOHN-PAUL KISSOCK (Jul-2012 / Jan-2013, L & Jan-2013 / May-2014) – Player / Assistant Manager; DEAN McDONALD (Jan / Apr-2013) Worksop Town: MATTY TEMPLETON (Mar / May-2016, L) Step 5: NCEL PREMIER, NWCL PREMIER etc. 1874 Northwich: NATHAN OKOME (Y 2017-18) Barton Town: WAIDE FAIRHURST (2011-13, Feb-2014, L & 2014-15) Congleton Town: CONNOR AUSTIN (Y 2019-20); RICCARDO LONGATO (Y 2019-20) Grimsby Borough: PETER WINN (2012-14) Hanley Town: BEN MILLS (Jan / Nov-2012) Knaresborough Town: COLIN HEATH (2006-07) – Player / Assistant Coach Litherland REMYCA: GEORGE DONNELLY (Sep-2011 / May-2012, part L) Liversedge: EMILE SINCLAIR (Jan / Mar-2009, L & Aug-2009 / Aug-2011) Longridge Town: ANDY HAWORTH (Feb / May-2017); RHYS TURNER (Jan / Mar-2016, L) Northwich Victoria: KIERON KENNY (Y to 2013) Shepshed Dynamo: SPENCER WEIR-DALEY (Aug / Oct-2006, L) Skelmersdale United: RICHARD BRODIE (Nov-2016 / Jan-2017, L) Stanway Rovers: CURTIS HAYNES-BROWN (Jul-2015 / Feb-2016) Winsford United: JACK DISNEY (Y 2013-14, & 2014-15); SAM FITTON (Y); SAM MADELEY (Sep- 2016 / Mar-2017) Step 6: NWCL etc. - Division One(s) Atherton LR: VINNY MUKENDI (Y 2006-09 & 2009-12) AFC Blackpool: PHIL DOUGHTY (Dec-2007 / Jan-2008, L); ENOCK (Likoy-)ELUMBA (Y 2017-18) Cammell Laird 1907: NATHAN HAYNES (Y & 2012-14) Chadderton: LIAM CHAMBERS (Y 2017-18); DION KEMP (Y 2017-18) Cheadle Town: GREG DANIELS (Y & 2011-12) AFC Darwen: SAMSON OGUNDAISI (Y 2017-18) Nelson: BEN PARKINSON (Y 2018-19) – on loan to Colne Parkgate: RYAN CRESSWELL (Jan / May-2008, L) Prestwich Heys: CORY (Bentley-) KNIGHT (Y 2015-16); DANNY WHITE (Y 2006-08) Stockport Town: ADAM FREELAND (Y); DAMANI HOLNESS (Aug / Nov-2015); AARON KNIGHT (Oct / Nov-2016) Stone Old Alleynians: WILL BAILEY (Y & 2012-15) Vauxhall Motors: KYNAN MASON (Y 2010-11) Wythenshawe Amateurs: TOM FISHER (2011-12); KANE NOLAN (Y 2018-19) Wythenshawe Town: SCOTT SPENCER (Mar / Apr-2008, L) SCOTTISH PREMIERSHIP Ross County: ROSS DRAPER (2009-12) SCOTTISH CHAMPIONSHIP Dundee United: MARK CONNOLLY (Feb / Mar-2012, L) Greenock Morton: SAM RAMSBOTTOM (Sep-2017 / May-2018) Inverness Caledonian Thistle: CARL TREMARCO (2009-13) SCOTTISH LEAGUE ONE Falkirk: DENNY JOHNSTONE (Nov-2014 / Feb-2015, L) – on loan to Stranraer SCOTTISH LEAGUE TWO Stenhousemuir: BOTTI BIABI (Jan / May-2019, L) WELSH PREMIER Bala Town: LOUIS ROBLES (Jan-2016, L) Cefn Druids: NEIL ASHTON (Jan / May-2008); CODY RUBERTO (Oct / Nov-2016)
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