ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
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Re: ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
I can hardly stand the suspense waiting to find if Measham signs a new contract....
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Re: ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
I'm waiting to see who shows an interest in him. Davis was different, he was way above fourth division standard.maccclaret wrote: ↑Wed Jul 21, 2021 10:54 amI can hardly stand the suspense waiting to find if Measham signs a new contract....
Re: ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
How did the link up with Russia come about? I remember playing a friendly at home halfway during the coming season and then further ones in subsequent pre-seasons.
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Re: ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
I remember all this so clearly I can't believe it is 20, no sorry 30 years ago. Bloody hell. Steve Davis Mk I and Steve Davis Mk II what a summer.
I always think Steve Davis MkII is a great tragedy, he should have gone down as a Burnley legend, instead he followed Judas, must have been out of morbid curiosity or Stockholm syndrome.
Is he still at Everton?
I always think Steve Davis MkII is a great tragedy, he should have gone down as a Burnley legend, instead he followed Judas, must have been out of morbid curiosity or Stockholm syndrome.
Is he still at Everton?
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Re: ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
I'm not certain but I think it was something to do with Teasdale
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Re: ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
Yes I heard the same a Teasdale connection.ClaretTony wrote: ↑Wed Jul 21, 2021 12:07 pmI'm not certain but I think it was something to do with Teasdale
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Re: ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
I think Wigan had a pre-season tour to Russia the year before and faced Dinamo Brest whilst out there.
They then hosted Dinamo Brest in December 1990 and played a home friendly against them the same week that we played them.
So possibly Teasdale's connections maybe came via someone on the board at Wigan at that time.
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Re: ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
Great player for us Davies. I assume it was just down to money that he went to Barnsley?
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Re: ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
They were two divisions higher than us at the time as well as probably offering more money.
Writing stuff like that about Barnsley makes you realise how far we've come. I think most of us would've regarded Barnsley as a smaller club than us when we were in the same league as them, although they'd probably have a similar level of support to us and a larger "home" catchment potential, just not the same illustrious history.
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Re: ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
I always think of Barnsley as being a smaller club than us but that's probably down to me never having seen them play us until we dropped into the third division. At this particular time they were far better than us and it was a good move for Davis. That was a decent fee at the time too. Just to think we'd get nothing for him now in those circumstances.maccclaret wrote: ↑Thu Jul 22, 2021 7:42 amThey were two divisions higher than us at the time as well as probably offering more money.
Writing stuff like that about Barnsley makes you realise how far we've come. I think most of us would've regarded Barnsley as a smaller club than us when we were in the same league as them, although they'd probably have a similar level of support to us and a larger "home" catchment potential, just not the same illustrious history.
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Re: ARTICLE: Burnley depart for the USSR as Davis departs for Barnsley
There's a very entertaining 3 pages about this trip int Roger Eli book.
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I thought Davis was one of the best signings that Brian Miller made, think I’m right in thinking that Steve had fallen out with Crewe.
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Handsome young man in your younger days TonyClaretTony wrote: ↑Sat Jul 24, 2021 10:23 pmThe Supporters Clubs helped pay for Davis too - I found this pic of a supporter handing over the cheque to Brian.
Brian Miller.jpg
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Was that lad in Erasure? Or Duran Duran? He now plays the bass for somebody, but I forget who……ClaretTony wrote: ↑Sat Jul 24, 2021 10:23 pmThe Supporters Clubs helped pay for Davis too - I found this pic of a supporter handing over the cheque to Brian.
Brian Miller.jpg
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Who? Brian Miller?dandeclaret wrote: ↑Sun Jul 25, 2021 7:08 amWas that lad in Erasure? Or Duran Duran? He now plays the bass for somebody, but I forget who……
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Do you know whereabouts?Rodleydave wrote: ↑Sat Jul 24, 2021 10:01 pmThere's a very entertaining 3 pages about this trip int Roger Eli book.
It's a while since I've read it. Had a quick flick through to the section at the end of 90-91 and start of 91-92 but can barely find anything re the tour.