Owoeye has joined my local team on loan, and the link says he was at GTFC until the summer. Can't say I've ever heard of him. Can anyone give me any further info please?

http://www.aylesburyunitedfc.co.uk/news/?e=4290

Found this forza.....

https://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=27402

i remember him going on loan to grimsby boro a couple of years ago, but that was the last i ever heard of him until your post!

Youth team striker not offered pro terms and subsequently released in the summer.

Quoted from jimgtfc

Youth team striker not offered pro terms and subsequently released in the summer.

And Ayodeji Owoeye 'vowelled' never to return.  ;)

Sounds like a Herculean task playing up front for Aylesbury.... ;)

Quoted from FishOutOfWater

Sounds like a Herculean task playing up front for Aylesbury.... ;)

(clap2)(clap2)(clap2)(clap2)

many a true word tho.......

Cliff's son Max Hercules will no doubt be playing wide tonight and hoping to assist or score in what has been an impressive season for him (although he still has to score about  300 goals to catch up with Dad!)

made his debut and we've already christened him 'almost' !  Had 5 chances and only made the keeper make 1 save
very pacey, tricky and good touch, but typical Town striker, with a complete inability to finish.

Quoted from forza ivano

made his debut and we've already christened him 'almost' !  Had 5 chances and only made the keeper make 1 save
very pacey, tricky and good touch, but typical Town striker, with a complete inability to finish.

A bit like Luther Miss Hit

Sometimes though raw talent eventually becomes the polished final article...

I worked for a while with Cliff's sister ( in MK ) and used to chat football with her and always wondered if her brother might ever make the step up

I believe at the time ( mid 80s ) that Aylesbury were at the same level we're at now.... or have I got that wrong?

Quoted from FishOutOfWater

A bit like Luther Miss Hit

Sometimes though raw talent eventually becomes the polished final article...

I worked for a while with Cliff's sister ( in MK ) and used to chat football with her and always wondered if her brother might ever make the step up

I believe at the time ( mid 80s ) that Aylesbury were at the same level we're at now.... or have I got that wrong?

which sister FOOW?
You are correct - AUFC were in the conference in 1988 and were a strong team in the division below for many years under Trevor Gould (Bobby's brother).,
Cliff was an engineer at Antiference at the time, a well paid job, and was also earning very well at The Ducks. Southend and John Beck's cambridge both wanted to sign him, but he turned them down. As he explained , he could've given up his job , signed for them and then broken his leg on the first day of training (plus he didn't want to take the wage cut!)
Cliff still turns up at the games to watch max. Don't know if you knew his wife Jo, but she very sadly died of cancer last year

Quoted from forza ivano

which sister FOOW?
You are correct - AUFC were in the conference in 1988 and were a strong team in the division below for many years under Trevor Gould (Bobby's brother).,
Cliff was an engineer at Antiference at the time, a well paid job, and was also earning very well at The Ducks. Southend and John Beck's cambridge both wanted to sign him, but he turned them down. As he explained , he could've given up his job , signed for them and then broken his leg on the first day of training (plus he didn't want to take the wage cut!)
Cliff still turns up at the games to watch max. Don't know if you knew his wife Jo, but she very sadly died of cancer last year

Sorry can't remember her name....been a long time. Only seems recent but in reality it has to be more than 35 years ago. Yikes!

We both worked at VW in MK and she was in accounts....it was a pleasant change to have a chat about footy instead of number-crunching  ;)

Sad to hear that Cliff's wife passed away....  :B

I always had a bit of a soft spot for the Ducks as I used to go out with a girl who lived on Tring Road so the local "Bucks Press" ( I think that's what it was called ) always had reports on how they were doing.

Funnily enough though, even though I used to drive past their ground most days of the week when I was seeing my girlfriend, I never made it in there to see them play.

Most weekends I'd be back to GY and on others, Town had so many games around the Midlands, South East & London so most Saturdays were taken up with the Mariners