Amos

Worst kept secret. Joins York on loan till the end of the season

https://gtfc.co.uk/amos-moves-to-york/

Goes with best wishes and did a good job when called upon

Thought he was particularly good against Solihull in the POF with some brilliant last ditch tackles when the game could have gone either way.  

Should be a high end NL player , he's only 24 so may get back
In the league if he does well .

Thanks and good luck Danny

Good luck Danny thought you always put a shift in

A move that seems to make sense for all parties. I understand his mum, Tori, is now based in Upper Poppleton, so he’ll be able to nip in for a cuppa on a much more frequent basis.

Did a solid for us that promotion year. Won’t be forgotten.

Good luck Danny.
York have a good signing there.
Always gave his all for Town

Really liked how Danny came across, yet another one who, without him, we probably would not have not gone up in that playoff campaign. Made a noticeable difference in our ability to attack down the left when he took over from crookes and had a great attitude, got an assist in that Wrexham game too I think. Did he also save one off the line?

Definitely goes with my best wishes.

Good luck to him. I have a fondness for all of the players that took part in that playoff campaign and the build up to it, because they gave me incredible memories that I will never forget, and restored pride in my club.  

Good player and a great lad, Adam Crookes must be p1ssed off tonight.

Really liked Amos, never really let us down any time he played for us and I think he’s capable of playing in the EFL. Feels like if he played 10 years ago he’d be a regular in any side, but players in his position have much more pressure to be able to go forward these days, which was never his main strength.

He’s one of the few players I’ve met and he was a top bloke, had loads of time for a chat and struck me as a genuinely nice guy.

Hope he does well and finds himself back in the league soon.

Really like Danny Amos. Made a big contribution and always gave 100%. Think he enjoyed being a Mariner.

Quoted from Mappers

Goes with best wishes and did a good job when called upon

Thought he was particularly good against Solihull in the POF with some brilliant last ditch tackles when the game could have gone either way.  

Should be a high end NL player , he's only 24 so may get back
In the league if he does well .

Thanks and good luck Danny

Totally agree, he always played with a smile on his face and looked proud to wear the shirt! All the best for the future Danny  

I definitely warmed to Danny. He appeared to genuinely love playing for Town and supporters appreciated his passion. I think he has issues around his confidence and you could see him mentally beat himself up, when a pass went array. He would often be looking at the ground shaking his head after over apologising to his team mates. Sometimes I thought he should just cut himself some slack! Ill never forget him going wild, climbing on the seats on the top deck of the celebration bus post promotion back to the league. Like I said, full of passion.

Go with the best wishes. kick on again from there

I thought he did ok in most of his games and when you look at the goals we concede and the defensive frailties we have had he was no worse than some of the others who managed to keep their place in the side.

Good look to the lad.

Good luck in your future career , again like many Thank you for the time wearing a "Town" shirt.

Always remember the goal against Luton in the cup run...Good Luck Danny

Glad he’s got a move to a decent club. Hope he gets back playing regularly & gets some confidence back. More than held his own in the playoff run (apart from getting roasted for 15mins in the first half V Notts) and for most of last season.

Good Luck Danny

Just 2 of the promotion squad left now

Good luck to him, was a big part of our early 2022 return to form. Always seemed like a really nice lad too.

A good defender on his day but never quite found the consistency to win the place ahead of Glennon (who is much inferior defensively, IMHO).

He did well for us in the National League and I expect he'll do well for York as well.

Solid old school left back, always put a shift in. Also think he could kick on and make a return to the EFL as noted above, but probably not suited to the current aspirations for our style of play.

Quoted from Poojah

A move that seems to make sense for all parties. I understand his mum, Tori, is now based in Upper Poppleton, so he’ll be able to nip in for a cuppa on a much more frequent basis.

Did a solid for us that promotion year. Won’t be forgotten.

If she does his breakfast for him she could be his cornflake girl.

Quoted from moosey_club

If she does his breakfast for him she could be his cornflake girl.

Not sure what her house is like. It’s gotta be big if he’s staying over night…

Fúck me, it’s been a slow week on here, hasn’t it?

Danny had a lovely disposition.  Chatted to him on the open day.  Can never fault his dedication to the shirt and his desire to do well for us all.  Good luck fella.

I don’t think I’ve ever read such a nice thread for a player leaving which is a testament to Danny as a person and a player. All the best to him, he’ll do well for York.

Good luck to him, he always gave his all and I think he will do well at York.

Good luck to him. Never gave us anything less than 100% and always seemed like a nice guy.

Good player, good bloke. Much better defender than Glennon. Hope he is brilliant at York and he could easily be at 24

Quoted from crusty ole pie

Good luck Danny thought you always put a shift in

Don't they all and shouldn't they all?
It's a much more solid left back that we need - Amos got caught out far too often and his distribution was often poor

He will be OK at NL level

York now have five ex Mariners . Still struggling to establish themselves in National League despite new stadium , good crowds attractive place to live etc etc

Quoted from HerveJosse

York now have five ex Mariners . Still struggling to establish themselves in National League despite new stadium , good crowds attractive place to live etc etc

Imperative that we never go back to that level. Bouncing back first time was an incredible achievement, but it took Wrexham 14 years and 2 attempts with Hollywood money, Chesterfield look to have finally done it after 6/7 attempts, Notts took 4/5 attempts, we took 6 attempts first time. Stockport went lower and took years to come back.

Quoted from devs

Don't they all and shouldn't they all?
It's a much more solid left back that we need - Amos got caught out far too often and his distribution was often poor

He will be OK at NL level

Have you watched Town this century? There have been countless examples of players who don't always give it their all.

Good luck Amoss

Amoss.  Is that a version of the Grimsby “s”?

Quoted from jamesgtfc

Imperative that we never go back to that level. Bouncing back first time was an incredible achievement, but it took Wrexham 14 years and 2 attempts with Hollywood money, Chesterfield look to have finally done it after 6/7 attempts, Notts took 4/5 attempts, we took 6 attempts first time. Stockport went lower and took years to come back.

I think you can now miss out the words "look to".  22 points clear with a game in hand.

The Spireites should be welcomed back into the Football League.  They have a smart little ground, with side stands that run the full length of the pitch and unrestricted views.

Quoted from White_shorts

I think you can now miss out the words "look to".  22 points clear with a game in hand.

The Spireites should be welcomed back into the Football League.  They have a smart little ground, with side stands that run the full length of the pitch and unrestricted views.

Did cheat the furlough system though

Quoted from Hagrid

Did cheat the furlough system though

And their fans are some of the biggest cúnts in the lower leagues. A very unlikeable club.

Good set up at chesterfield with an even better manager in place but he got players on vast amounts of money for the level & it helps that the lge is bang average apart from them but having said all that still a g8 achievment to be 22 clear in feb

Quoted from Poojah

A move that seems to make sense for all parties. I understand his mum, Tori, is now based in Upper Poppleton, so he’ll be able to nip in for a cuppa on a much more frequent basis.

Did a solid for us that promotion year. Won’t be forgotten.

I live in Poppleton too, I don’t think I’ve met Danny’s mum but it can be hard to tell as there are an awful lot of Tories living in the village.

Best wishes to Danny Amos for further success in his career. He played a big part in getting the Mariners back into the football league, for sure, but the first image that pops into my mind concerning Danny is the third goal in the cup replay first half demolition of now Premier

League Luton Town! A thing of beauty!