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Albert Jarrett scores for Watford?
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Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Taylor159370 said:
Find it, please....
Wardy
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Remember last season when we played Eastbourne United he turned up late and was made to sit out the first half 
All three of the trialists that Rovers have been checking on this summer have now left the club. Aaron Brown returned to Swindon Town follwoing the Hull City game after failing to impress, with Derek Asamoah leaving the following day.
Yesterday, it emerged that Mark McCammon had been offered a contract, but had turned down the terms offered, so he has now left to look for another club.
Asamoah featured on the substitutes bench for Scunthorpe United in their 2-1 victory over Leeds United last night.
Yesterday, it emerged that Mark McCammon had been offered a contract, but had turned down the terms offered, so he has now left to look for another club.
Asamoah featured on the substitutes bench for Scunthorpe United in their 2-1 victory over Leeds United last night.
Derek Asamoah maybe worth a look
DONCASTER Rovers boss Dave Penney will resume his search for a striker today after failing to land Mark McCammon.
Less than 24 hours after proclaiming the virtues of the 6ft 2in trialist forward, Penney suffered a setback yesterday when McCammon rejected a one-year deal.
"I think that Mark would have done us a good job," said Penney. "We made him what we felt was a good offer which he decided to reject so he left the club.
"We have other irons in the fire but we'll take our time; there is no rush. It is important that we get the right man."
One player who did put pen to paper on a contract yesterday was teenage midfielder Anthony Griffiths.
Penney has made no secret of his liking for the former Glasshoughton Welfare player since he broke into the first team and decided to offer him a new three-year deal.
"It is reward for what Anthony did in the closing weeks of last season and what he has done so far in pre-season," said Penney.
Striker Paul Heffernan celebrated his first start in a pre-season game, following groin surgery in the closing weeks of last season, in last night's 2-2 draw at Notts County.
Heffernan, who played for the Magpies earlier in his career, opened the scoring during a bright start by the League One side.
"It was nice to see Heff among the goals," said Penney. "He played 45 minutes, which was always the plan. He wanted to play a bit longer but we didn't want to risk him.
"We also wanted to give Jon Forte half a game and he did well, troubling them with his pace."
Reflecting on the game, Penney said:"It was an excellent workout and you learn more about your players in these sort of games than you from playing teams like Real Sociedad.
"They were very direct and caused us problems. I didn't think that we dealt with things very well in the first half and conceded two soft goals.
"But we did better in the second and drew level through Jason Price.
"We could have won the game late on when Bruce Dyer hit the post, but a 2-2 draw was probably a fair result on the night."
The Supporters' Club are holding their AGM at the Rovers Return tonight.
Sheffield Wednesday's transfer-listed former captain Glenn Whelan is refusing to give up his place without a fight.
The Republic of Ireland Under 21 international wants to try to force his way back into Paul Sturrock's squad.
26 July 2006
Less than 24 hours after proclaiming the virtues of the 6ft 2in trialist forward, Penney suffered a setback yesterday when McCammon rejected a one-year deal.
"I think that Mark would have done us a good job," said Penney. "We made him what we felt was a good offer which he decided to reject so he left the club.
"We have other irons in the fire but we'll take our time; there is no rush. It is important that we get the right man."
One player who did put pen to paper on a contract yesterday was teenage midfielder Anthony Griffiths.
Penney has made no secret of his liking for the former Glasshoughton Welfare player since he broke into the first team and decided to offer him a new three-year deal.
"It is reward for what Anthony did in the closing weeks of last season and what he has done so far in pre-season," said Penney.
Striker Paul Heffernan celebrated his first start in a pre-season game, following groin surgery in the closing weeks of last season, in last night's 2-2 draw at Notts County.
Heffernan, who played for the Magpies earlier in his career, opened the scoring during a bright start by the League One side.
"It was nice to see Heff among the goals," said Penney. "He played 45 minutes, which was always the plan. He wanted to play a bit longer but we didn't want to risk him.
"We also wanted to give Jon Forte half a game and he did well, troubling them with his pace."
Reflecting on the game, Penney said:"It was an excellent workout and you learn more about your players in these sort of games than you from playing teams like Real Sociedad.
"They were very direct and caused us problems. I didn't think that we dealt with things very well in the first half and conceded two soft goals.
"But we did better in the second and drew level through Jason Price.
"We could have won the game late on when Bruce Dyer hit the post, but a 2-2 draw was probably a fair result on the night."
The Supporters' Club are holding their AGM at the Rovers Return tonight.
Sheffield Wednesday's transfer-listed former captain Glenn Whelan is refusing to give up his place without a fight.
The Republic of Ireland Under 21 international wants to try to force his way back into Paul Sturrock's squad.
26 July 2006
Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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Just what I was thinking, although perhaps similar to what we've got already.Kinky Gerbils said:
Stevie Boy
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graz126 said:
DO you mean Doncaster Magistrates, for impersoninating a football player
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Wardywonderland said:Remember last season when we played Eastbourne United he turned up late and was made to sit out the first half
Actually, come to think of it, did Albert ever APOLOGIZE for that?
NMH
Banned
He was one of our BESTIST players, and mm had no clue what to do with him. I think we could have made a promotion side with the lads mcghee mismanaged - Kuipers in goal, Leon Knight up front, Alex Nicolas, and Albert Jarrett in the midfield, soon to be joined by CKR any minute now I expect......
the right footed denilson
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i think he's well worth keeping. Whats the deal? He is still on our books i take it?