Chester Chase Pennock
Set to lose keeper?
By Robert Stock
January 31 2004
Chester City manager, Mark Wright, is attempting to lure Carmarthen Town goalkeeper Tony Pennock to the Deva Stadium and back to professional football.
CARLOS EDWARDS
Carmarthen
Town goalkeeper Tony Pennock is being linked with a move to
Nationwide Conference club Chester City, as they look to end
their keeper crisis.According
to www.chestercityfc.co.uk
Chester City manager, Mark Wright, has had talks with the 32
year old ex-Rushden keeper over a move to the Deva Stadium.
Wright is without first choice keeper Wayne Brown, who is out
injured until the end of February, whilst 2nd choice keeper
Ian McCaldon has emigrated to Australia, leaving the
Conference leaders without a senior goalkeeper. Attempts to
lure former Liverpool stopper Pegguy Arphexad proved
unfruitful, whilst another target remains veteran keeper Dave
Beasant, who is currently goalkeeper coach at Fulham.
Pennock, a Welsh semi-pro
international, has not had a happy time at Richmond Park this
season, with his club surprisingly struggling at the wrong end
of the table, which has seen him concede nearly 50 goals in
just 20 games.
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