Matt Hamshaw

[kentmillerman]

We played in all yellow when we won the Totty Cup with his dad in the team in 1972.

For the life of me I cant recall Matt Hamshaw or the family. I lived in Parkgate and hung around the area and Rawmarsh for a number of my youth years. Cam that was 60s

[frogmiller]

For the life of me I cant recall Matt Hamshaw or the family. I lived in Parkgate and hung around the area and Rawmarsh for a number of my youth years. Cam that was 60s

If you ever met his dad you would remember 😂

[Townerslovechild]

Gru,a friendly word of advice....when in a hole,stop digging.
It`s a well known fact that Hammy(bet that annoys you),was/is a Miller,and I suspect that when he left to go to Derby,it hurt,apart from the extra dosh of course !

[CAMiller]

For the life of me I cant recall Matt Hamshaw or the family. I lived in Parkgate and hung around the area and Rawmarsh for a number of my youth years. Cam that was 60s

I don't know Matt as he was just a baby at the time I moved away from the area although my parents still lived there and I visited until my Dad died in 2014. Matt's Dad's family lived just a stone's throw from Monkwood School (Harding or Meadow Avenue) and his Mum's family lived directly across the street from us in the lower part of Hague Avenue that was built around 1963. She had 3 brothers who were all well known in local football (Roddis) and her Dad, Matt's Grandad even played for England Schoolboys. At one time when with SW Matt lived next door but one to his Grandparents house, hardly a snob as a professional footballer living on a council estate?

[Millmoordays]

I think getting hammy in, even on a caretaker basis is nit a bad idea. This is assuming that he?d be welcome.

After all no one knows what really went on during sept 22, not fully, despite the innuendos. Hammy looked after young players here, brough Wiles on, and was part of the 4 who ran the playing side in an exemplary fashion. Lest it be forgotten.

[Millmoordays]

Remember, the door was always said to be open.
The departure may turn out to surprise, you never know.

I know one thing, the current incumbent may well be sweating.

[Millmoordays]

All the topics have a current albeit hidden nature. We are all are fed up with the past two years.

And i?d say, by and large these topics are borne out of it. I?ve raised a few, been shot down, been supported.
However, we must keep a stable comment. Show we know a better way forward, believe we will be listened to.
We probably are being, even if we don?t feel it. Especially so if we do not snipe.

They will get the message, if presented right. It will not always come down to not buying a season ticket. Though for many, turning up watching the current seems like hard work.

Keep the faith, it will get better.

[Steve Miller]

I don't know Matt as he was just a baby at the time I moved away from the area although my parents still lived there and I visited until my Dad died in 2014. Matt's Dad's family lived just a stone's throw from Monkwood School (Harding or Meadow Avenue) and his Mum's family lived directly across the street from us in the lower part of Hague Avenue that was built around 1963. She had 3 brothers who were all well known in local football (Roddis) and her Dad, Matt's Grandad even played for England Schoolboys. At one time when with SW Matt lived next door but one to his Grandparents house, hardly a snob as a professional footballer living on a council estate?

Spot on! I lived at Northfield and played footy with a great lanky Phil H whom I'm sure was related 🤣

[Steve Miller]

Wrong, Matt Hamshaw went to thorogate.

And monkwood played in green in mid 90s😆

Red+white=figure of speech. I played for Monkwood in 60s - green and yellow quarters. Only school called Thorogate then was primary (5-7) which I also attended.

[frogmiller]

Matts next move will depend on what Derby decide next.
It could be that he works under Eustace!