Ex players with non football careers.

[Leveblue]

I remember some City fans a long time ago saying they met the great Tony Coleman on a train in Australia. Apparently he told them he was working as a bin man there.

 

[ChicagoBlue]

Buzzer had a clothing (dress shirts?) business, IIRC. Although I think he started it during his playing days.

 

[Aba452]

Dennis Tueart had a travel agents in Cheadle Hulme. Gilbent Road I think.

 

[cyberblue]

Dennis Tueart had a travel agents in Cheadle Hulme. Gilbent Road I think.

Franny Lee was a bog roll man
Colin Bell had a restaurant Tony Towers ran a few pubs including Church Inn in Whitefield
George Heslop had a boozer as well
David Bennet worked in a warehouse

Lots of ex players now a days just talk shit on radio & tv

 

[MCFCTrick]

Mike Doyle had a car showroom in Ashton area.

Andy May had a business delivering cars around the country.

 

[paul1963]

Mark Ward went in to pharmaceuticals.

 

[Denis Law's Back Heel]

Michael Robinson became a much respected journalist on football on Spanish tv.
Paul Hince wrote for the MEN.
Neil Young was a milkman

Yes Neil worked as a milkman same time as me and me ol' man at the Co-op in Adswood. Nice fella too

 

[Corky]

Adie Mike - Private Jet Hire
Ashley Ward - Property Developer
Steve Redmond - working in a DIY warehouse shop

David White was always in scrap metal, he was working in the 80s.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Buzzer had a clothing (dress shirts?) business, IIRC. Although I think he started it during his playing days.

He did. It was bespoke shirts with a guy called Frank Rostron. The business is still going but Buzzer isn't involved.

Barney Daniels was a postman and did some coaching. Antoine Sibierski is an agent. The late Glyn Pardoe was a commissionaire I think. Neil Young was a milkman among other things.

Sadly we had quite a few who had non-playing careers while they were signed with us.

 

[RayCTID]

Doesn't Adie Mike run a private jet business?