Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I'm for 'on the team sheet' = a player. Non-playing members of a squad at eg World Cups still get a winner's medal, even if they never play or are never named as subs.
It's Schwartzer, but it's not because he didn't qualify to win them, they were bought for him by his team bosses!I think this rationale may be used as a quiz question going forward...... Which player has won two premiership winners medals without playing a single game?........ sure Toddy will know (or does he not care about Premiership football?!)
Isn't that the ex-Arsenal & City keeper Richard Wright?I think this rationale may be used as a quiz question going forward...... Which player has won two premiership winners medals without playing a single game?........ sure Toddy will know (or does he not care about Premiership football?!)
Isn't that the ex-Arsenal & City keeper Richard Wright?
And if we count the 3 players that didn't play have we had 100 players now?
No they wouldn't!But if someone was an unused sub in a cup tie they would then be cup tied for other teams that season so no diference whether you actually get on or not.
Bloody hell Garry, I found second-order differential equations less taxing than the above! My head now hurts just like it used to 30 years ago when I was trying to fathom out how to do these complex 'sums'!To confirm the criteria for recording players in the 1874 Northwich FC Heritage List which appears each year in the Annual Season Review.
All players who appear on a team sheet, whether it is a competitive game of a friendly game, are allocated an initial number in order of their first appearance on the sheet.
Once a player appears in a competitive game, either league or cup, he is then allocated a Heritage Number denoting the order in which he made his debut.
A player who only plays in a friendly game is allocated an initial number but not a Heritage Number and is marked on the list with a F.
A player who is named on the team sheet as a sub for a competitive game but does not play in the game is allocated an initial number but not a Heritage Number and is marked on the list with NPS.
A player who has only played in a friendly game and has been a non playing substitute in a competitive game is allocated an initial number but not a Heritage Number and is marked on the list with NPS/F.
If more than one player makes his first appearance, in any of the above categories, in the same game the player wearing the lowest shirt number is listed first.
After last Saturday’s game against Barnton:
118 players have appeared on a team sheet,
91 players have played in a competitive game and been awarded a Heritage Number,
15 players have only appeared in friendly games,
5 players have only been non playing substitutes in competitive games,
7 players have played in friendly games and have been non playing substitutes in competitive games.
Hope this answers some of the questions raised.
We use essential cookies to make this site work, and optional cookies to enhance your experience.
Please note that in order to help fund the site we may serve ads by via Google AdSense, and cookies may be used for personalisation of these ads to make them more relevant. These are optional and you can choose to enable/disable any such cookies in your preferences: