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Jefferson Louis - Off again

So there will be two old crocks that are well past their prime, in Amersham today.
Both with unforgettable moments against Scumdon.
Louis and his goal, Cuddy and his split trousers.
 
I remember going to watch Aylesbury United play their “home games” at Chesham when they were in the process of moving from Turnfurlong to Buckingham Road. Long time ago.

Chesham beat Merthyr 13-1 last month so maybe they are are a team on the up.
 
I remember going to watch Aylesbury United play their “home games” at Chesham when they were in the process of moving from Turnfurlong to Buckingham Road. Long time ago.

Chesham beat Merthyr 13-1 last month so maybe they are are a team on the up.

Merthyr are in dire straits at the moment and had to field a 15 year old goalkeeper in that game
 
On RadOx Fordy said it was because he can't drive and the travelling from home was getting him down.
 
“Which footballer has played for the most clubs?” asks Paul Gage.

Surprisingly, throughout the more than two decades of the Knowledge, this question has not been answered before. But, fear not, it will be now.

Before we consult the Guinness World Records book, we should doff our cap to somebody who, though well short of the world record, has just moved to their 19th club. “At the age of 45,” writes Mike Kilner, “Derek Asamoah – best known for scoring at Anfield for Carlisle in the Carabao Cup – will be looking to bang them this weekend for his 19th different club, Whitstable Town.”

There is an official answer and an unofficial one. Let’s start with the official. According to Guinness WR HQ, the Uruguayan striker Sebastián Abreu played for the most professional clubs as he competed for 31 different sides across his 26-year career. Abreu, who is the manager of Tijuana, started his playing career in 1995 and retired in 2021. However, unofficially, there is a player who has competed for 20 (!) more clubs than Abreu – Jefferson Louis recorded 51 clubs in a 28-year career.
 
There is an official answer and an unofficial one. Let’s start with the official. According to Guinness WR HQ, the Uruguayan striker Sebastián Abreu played for the most professional clubs as he competed for 31 different sides across his 26-year career. Abreu, who is the manager of Tijuana, started his playing career in 1995 and retired in 2021. However, unofficially, there is a player who has competed for 20 (!) more clubs than Abreu – Jefferson Louis recorded 51 clubs in a 28-year career.

I signed Abreu a number of time in Championship Manager 01/02. Do those count too? :LOL:
 
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