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CSKA LOSTOCK
CSKA Lostock Football Club

CSKA Lostock are an amateur football club formed in the early 1990s. They originally played their home games at the Cheddar Dome, but in recent years have moved to Royal Avenue where they compete in the Leyland St.Marys floodlit synthetic Championship. Following succesive Promotions early in the decade, including winning the 3rd Division title in 2003, under the guidance of Player/Manager Chris Barnes, the club enjoyed a number of seasons in the top flight but have taken a steady decline in recent years as many of the first team squad have aged. Currently playing in Division two the side consist mainly of yesterdays heroes who can only reflect on their former glories. Current Player/Boss Lee Ireland is under increasing pressure from fans groups after a recent run of dismal results.

Current Squad Profiles

GOALKEEPER

Lee Ireland

31 year old shop stopper who currently combines goalkeeping duties with Managing the team, despite a glorious playing career "camp keeper" is under increasing pressure to restore the club to it's former glories.

DEFENDERS

Stuart Smith

Energeticdefender who can also operate in midfield, often mistaken for former Everton and Newcastle star Steve Watson.

Graham Swallow

Veteren defender with a no nonsense attitude. Often mistaken for Ian Rush and Bob Carolgees.

Phil Wilson

Swashbuckling defender with a great left peg, shame about the other one.

MIDFIELDERS

Mark Walbank

Elegant midfielder with a great eye for a pass, often mistaken for Gareth Southgate and Alan Partridge.

Chris Barnes

Injury plagued former Player/Manager. Probably CSKA's greatest ever player, shame about the weight.

Rob Garth

Emerging talent, CSKA's current engine room, probably because nobody else can run.

FORWARDS

Paul Swallow

Footballing genius, now unfortunately losing his electrifying pace.

Lee Ellis

CSKA's well documented record goalscorer, another one of yesterdays heroes.

Sam Haydock

Another young prodigy on whoms shoulders CSKA's future falls.