Prosser, Gadsby, Murray, Stanley, Rambo - Bulletin


By 4two
January 4 2004

News of controversial ref Phil Prosser, Ricketts, Barras, Graydon, Rammell, Stanley and a former Saddlers transfer target.

The referee at the center of the on going Paul Ritchie affair

The referee at the center of the on going Paul Ritchie affair - Phil Prosser was again causing controversy this weekend. He sent off three men in the Burnley V Mansfield FA Cup tie. Both sides are said to be unimpressed by the officials performance. Suprise, suprise. 

 

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WalsallFormer Saddler Matt Gadsby is rumored to be on the verge of a move to ambitious Conference club Telford United. Gadsby came off the bench to play against Wolves yesterday and is struggling to hold down a regular place with the Harriers. 

 

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Craig Stanley found the net for Raith Rovers this weekend. The on loan youngster is due to return shortly and is said to have made a favorable impression up North.  Raith beat Falkirk 2-0 and sit 3 places off bottom spot in the first division. 

WalsallNotts County Defender, and former Saddlers favourite - Tony Barras was sent off for a foul on another former Saddler - Michael Ricketts in this weekends FA Cup tie between M'boro and Notts County. Barras has been captaining the Magpies in recent weeks. 

 

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WalsallFormer Walsall boss Ray Graydon, currently manager of Bristol Rovers believes that Andy Rammell could have played his final game of professional football. He told the Pirates official site "He is still waiting to see a specialist but the situation with him isn't good at the moment. It's looking as if he has a long-term injury problem. would say there is a concern he might not play again because the problem has gone on so long and because of the number of operations he's had during his career."

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WalsallFormer England U20 international Adam Murray looks set to sign for the Harriers. It had been rumored that Lee had targeted the the ex-Derby player as a potential signing. Murray is currently fighting his addiction to alcohol.