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99 Years and Counting Errata and Addenda Since the publication of '99 Years & Counting', author John Ward has continued to research the club statistics and has added facts missed in the book and has corrected and amended a number of inaccuracies. As you will recall, exhaustive and strenuous effort was made by the authors before the publication of “ 99 & Counting “ to record all the facts such as seasonal appearances and goalscorers, hat-tricks, penalties, and abandoned matches, etc. so as to complete the full statistical history of the club. Unfortunately, in a book that broke the usual mold for its genre, it was not to be; inevitably some facts were missed and others reported incorrectly. Furthermore, in recording more than a million numbers it was predictable that there would be inaccuracies and although some of the mistakes can be attributed to the authors many of them are printer's computer default errors. Additionally, the original drafts of the “Transfer Trails” were retyped by staff at the Galpharm Stadium in order to remove details of fees and player exchanges. The computer programme used by the club was incompatible with that of the author and the final version following the changes was not returned to the author for checking and approval and this oversight resulted in multiple errors which were not noticed before the book went into publication. In this addendum the known errors have been rectified and, after verifying sources, new facts have been added. Acknowledgements The authors wish to record their appreciation for the help given by the following in the updating of “99 & Counting“: Brian Armitage Donald Mitchell Roger Stopford Nicholas D. Wilding 1 March 2009 _________________________________________________________________________ ERRATA & ADDENDA [Changes (errata) & Additions (addenda)] (Amendment List 2) to “99 YEARS & COUNTING” Page 10 Season 1908/09. Match 2 was Away. and should read Workington, not WORKINGTON. Page 11 Team Photo: Non-Players (L – R): Mr. N Robinson & Mr. A Brook-Hirst (Directors); Mr. Chambers; Mr. A Rudge (Trainer). Page 12 Match No. 41 Rotherham Town (not Rotherham Town Reserves) FAC2Q 'Untraced scorer ' for Town was manager Fred WALKER (contemporary newspaper reports) Page 18 Footnotes : FA Cup Rd 2 – Information correct, however, before 'This cup-tie...', insert: FA Cup Rd 1. Page 28 Season 1917/18 Average Home League Attendance 2444 Page 30 Season 1918/19 Average Home League Attendance 4154 Page 31 Delete Watson W (jnr). Player was Beaton S. Also delete (snr) after Watson W. Page 33 Shields R not Shileds R Page 35 Rodgerson R not wRodgerson R Page 36 FAC Final v PNE was played 29/04/1922 not 24/04/1922 Page 37 Davis E not wDavis E Page 39 Brown G not wBrown G. & Stephenson C not Stepheneson C Page 45 Cawthorne H not Cawthorn H Page 49 Season 1927/28 Players listed are those from Season 1926/27 but should be: (L to R across the top of the page): Barkas E; Brown G; Campbell WR; Carr WE; Cumming L; Dent JG; Goodall FR; Jackson AS; Kelly RF; Meads T; Mercer WH; Pickering WH; Raw H; Redfern L; Smailes J; Smith N; Smith WH; Spence MB; Steele DM; Stephenson C; Turner H; Wadsworth SJ; Wilson GM; Wilson T. Appearances & goals are correct to these players - printing error in names only. Page 51 Wilson T not J Wilson T Page 56 Nineteen-year record of 25 FAC matches undefeated (24 wins & 1 draw); not 26 FAC matches undefeated (25 wins & 1 draw). Page 66 Season 1936/37. 31/10/1936. (A) v WBA. L1-2. Town goal. Finch. R (og). 25/12/1936. (A) v Wolverhampton Wdrs. L1-3 (not W1-3) 09/01/1937. (H) v Brentford. D1-1. Town scorer Mountford (p), not Mounford (p). Page 91 Goals Totals on page 91(Season 1948/49) includes those scored in both League and FAC. Bateman A 1 (FAC); Doherty 13 (League), 1 (FAC); Glazzard 1 (League), 4 (FAC); McKenna 4 (League), 1 (FAC); Metcalfe 4 (League), 1 (FAC); Nightingale 4 (League), 1 (FAC). All other goals were in the League. Page 105 Fearnley H not Feranley H Page 126 Season 1966/67 Add Match 42. 13 May 1967 v CARDIFF CITY. Att 3,847 Team: Oldfield, Parkin, Legg, Cherry, Ellam, Meagan, McHale, Clark, Shaw, Nicholson, Dobson. Town Goalscorers: McHale, Dobson (pen), Clark. Page 140 Season 1973/74 Final League Table Division Three (not Division Two as shown) Page 178 13/01/1993 FAC3R v GILLINGHAM. ELLIOTT was Town GK, not Clarke. 23/01/1993 FAC4 v SOUTHEND UTD. Again, ELLIOTT was Town GK, not Clarke. Page 186 Season 1996/97 Match 46. Change order of Subs to: a Dyson for Burnet 60 mins. b Kaye (Debut) for Illingworth also 60min, c Baldry for Dyson 67 mins. Therefore P Kaye debut was as SUB b (not SUB c). Page 199 Season 2002/03 Goalkeepers are indicated by a * after their name (also Pages 201, 203 & 205). Page 207 Season 2006/07 Goalkeepers are indicated by a diamond shape after their name. Page 215 It's Off – Abandoned Matches ADDITION 04/01/1919 Midland Section Principal Competition H v LINCOLN CITY. Match abandoned due to bad weather. Score unknown – match replayed on 21/04/1919. Result D0-0. 20/03/2004 at Northampton Town. Match was abandoned after 39 minutes play. Page 218 Record Makers & Breakers Leading Goalscorers – Town Career ADDITION Joint No. 34 SCHOFIELD D 1998 to 2007. 44 goals Page 222 Photo Caption. CHANGE to T. W. ELLIOTT (not Elliot) Page 235 STAND-IN GOALKEEPERS ADDITIONS Date Opponents Comp Stand-In GK Reason for Change GK “OFF” Score Remarks 25/01/1911 Blackpool D2 Blackburn F Injury to GK Mutch A D1-1 Superb display by Blackburn 04/09/1922 Nottingham Forest D1 Slade C Injury to GK Taylor E W1-0 Taylor neck injury 31/03/1923 NEWCASTLE UNITED D1 Watson W Injury to GK Taylor E W2-0 Injury in 89th minute 18/01/1975 PRESTON NORTH END D3 Dolan T Injury to GK Poole T L0-1 Poole broken leg (2nd time) 21/03/1977 COLCHESTER UNITED D4 Smith S Injury to GK Taylor RH D0-0 M Fowler came on as Sub 11/02/1984 OLDHAM ATHLETIC D2 Lillis M Injury to GK Cox B L0-1 C Russell came on as Sub Page 246 Huddersfield Town Managers CHANGES As recorded in Club Minutes – C B Potter, contract terminated on 16 Aug 1926. J F Chaplin appointed manager on 23 Aug 1926. Page 247 ADDITION Added information: Herbert Chapman was still in charge of Town affairs until 02/07/1925 when he attended his last Board meeting at which the Directors awarded him 200 guineas. Mr C B Potter took over his managerial duties on 20/07/1925 (Club Minutes). Page 248 Sign Him On! - Town Non-League Transfer Trail, 1908-1910 A printers computer default error shows many of the 'DATE SIGNED' / 'TO' entries as being the 1st of a particular month; wherever this occurs the month is correct but the date may not be. Some other changes in data are also shown in this table. CHANGES Player Date Signed Date Released Player Date Signed Date Released ADAMSON May 1909 JACKSON H May 1909 CLAVERING Jan 1910 March 1911 JONES T May 1909 COOKSON May 1909 KIRKALDY May 1909 DIDYMUS E Oct 1910 LARKIN L May 1909 DOGGART A May 1909 LAYCOCK G Feb 1910 Feb 1910 DOGGART F Sep 1909 MACREADIE Aug 1910 DRAKE A Sep 1909 McALLISTER S Dec 1908 DUXBURY R Jan 1910 Debut Date 22/01/1910 v Mexbro' McNALLY Dec 1908 Jan 1909 FAYERS F L April 1910 MORRIS J May 1909 FELSTEAD T May 1909 NICHOLSON B Feb 1909 FLOWITT C Feb 1909 NORTH W A Dec 1909 FOSTER J May 1909 PONTING April 1909 GARFORTH May 1909 RICHARDSON J W CS 1910 GARTON Dec 1909 ROBERTS J Aug 1911 GOTT N Sep 1909 ROYSTON H B May 1909 GRIMES April 1910 RUDGE A July 1908 GRUNDY W A Oct 1910 SHACKLETON J Aug 1908 HAIKINGS April 1910 May 1910 SIMPSON Sep 1909 HODGKISS Feb 1910 SINGLETON H B Sep 1908 May 1909 HOULDSWORTH CS 1909 SUTHERLAND April 1909 May 1909 HOWARD May 1909 WALKER F Jun 1908 HUGHES W F May 1911 WALLACE H Aug 1908 May 1909 HULME F May 1909 WOODTHORPE Feb 1910 Page 250 Heading should read: Sign Him On! - Town League Transfer Trail, 1910-2007 CHANGES Page No Player Date Signed Page No Player Date Signed (Corrected Version) (Corrected Version) 250 AHMED A July 2000 250 BILLY Chris July 1991. Pro AKINS L Acad. 2007 BIRD Kevin Aug 1983 ALLARDYCE S June 1984 BLACKBURN George June 1910 250 ARMSTRONG Terry July 1976. Pro 250 BLACKMAN Fred E May 1911 BAKER James W June 1914 BLACKWELL K CS 1993 BALDERSTONE J C 06/05/1958. Pro BOOT Eddie 15/03/1937 BARRY Mike May 1970. Pro BOOTHROYD A July 1987 BARTRAM Vince Oct 1997 BRAY Ian July 1985 BATTYE John E 16/12/1943 BREBNER R G July 1911 BEATON Simon May 1910 BROCK Fred Sep 1920 BEECH Chris (2nd spell) Jan 1999 BROOK Daryl July 1977 252 BROUGH Harry B May 1913 252 CHARLTON S T July 1989. Pro BROWN A W (2nd spell) Aug 1937 CHERRY T J July 1963 BROWN M (2nd spell) June 1985 CHRISTIE G D June 1913 BROWN N L July 1999. Pro CLARKE N Sep 2001. Pro BURKE D June 1981 COLLINS M J BUTLER M A March 1976 COLLINS SAM J Nov 1992 BUTLER P J F (1st spell) July 1982 CONNOR John May 1914 BYERS J E Nov 1921 COOPER Paul T Aug 1975.
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