Matt Hamshaw

[Jimmy Badfellow]

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

I'd be very surprised if he stays on with Eustace. He'll end up rejoining the 'Dream Team' with Warrington when Warne gets another job. The fact that those 2 stayed on is because only Warne and Barker have,at that point,been sacked. If they had walked with them they would have missed out on a pay off. You might be right though Derby,it has happened in the past.

[CAMiller]

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

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.

I was at Monkwood Infants/Juniors from 1965-72. Thorogate opened during that time and based on where we lived I could have gone there but my parents decided not to move me. I think they initially opened it with just the younger kids and they then filled out the older classes as they moved up.

Phil played left wing and in Monkwood's own rendition of a Leeds United song in 1972 "Eddie the last waltz Gray" became "Hammy the last waltz Shaw"

[Steve Miller]

I was at Monkwood Infants/Juniors from 1965-72. Thorogate opened during that time and based on where we lived I could have gone there but my parents decided not to move me. I think they initially opened it with just the younger kids and they then filled out the older classes as they moved up.

Phil played left wing and in Monkwood's own rendition of a Leeds United song in 1972 "Eddie the last waltz Gray" became "Hammy the last waltz Shaw"

Ah you're so much younger than me! I was at.Thorogate Primary 59-61, Monkwood Juniors till 65 when I went to Mexbro Grammar. My Phil H lived on Estate Rd... so many bloody Hamshaws!!!!!!!

[millersrus]

I was at Monkwood Infants/Juniors from 1965-72. Thorogate opened during that time and based on where we lived I could have gone there but my parents decided not to move me. I think they initially opened it with just the younger kids and they then filled out the older classes as they moved up.

Phil played left wing and in Monkwood's own rendition of a Leeds United song in 1972 "Eddie the last waltz Gray" became "Hammy the last waltz Shaw"

Wasn?t there also another monkwood leeds song rendition, ?and we play all the way for monkwood marvels?

[CAMiller]

Wasn?t there also another monkwood leeds song rendition, ?and we play all the way for monkwood marvels?

I think that was the same song and the line I mentioned was the last line. I think it started "First of all there's the boss who's right behind us" (people might take that the wrong way these days )

[Nardendee]

Apologies if it?s been covered but the locals are saying here in Derby that Matt Hamshaw & Andy Warrington are being kept on as part of John Eustace?s backroom team.

[wrinkly]

Apologies if it?s been covered but the locals are saying here in Derby that Matt Hamshaw & Andy Warrington are being kept on as part of John Eustace?s backroom team.

https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/spo...ington-9943411

[Jimmy Badfellow]

Apologies if it?s been covered but the locals are saying here in Derby that Matt Hamshaw & Andy Warrington are being kept on as part of John Eustace?s backroom team.

I've seen that too Nard. Strange wording from Eustace....''I want them to be part of the group until the end of the season at least''. So,in other words, you're OK for now but I might give you the push in May!

[frogmiller]

I know Matt is happy with the situation!

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

I think that was the same song and the line I mentioned was the last line. I think it started "First of all there's the boss who's right behind us" (people might take that the wrong way these days )

Catholic priest & the choir, in the U/K, the choir certainly would hit the high notes,
but that's another story CAMiller.