Wadsworth, Ian
Birth Date
24th September 1966
Birthplace
Huddersfield
Occupation
Striker
Biographical Text
Ian Wadsworth was born in Huddersfield and joined his home town club, playing once in the 1984/85 season.
He was on trial at Exeter City, bought to the club, from Huddersfield by Colin Appleton for part of the 1985-86 season.
Appleton offered him a one year contract but he was reported as wanting two.
He played in the Devon Bowl final at Home Park against Plymouth Argyle, coming on in the 64 minute as a sub for Tony Kellow.
Exeter won the game 4-2 against a newly promoted Argyle team.
Those that remember seeing him play, say "he looked like he knew where the net was!"
He was on trial at Doncaster Rovers also playing 2 games in the 1985/86 season.
In 2010, with others, including Andrew Watson, he was instrumental in setting up Holmfirth Town.
He was on trial at Exeter City, bought to the club, from Huddersfield by Colin Appleton for part of the 1985-86 season.
Appleton offered him a one year contract but he was reported as wanting two.
He played in the Devon Bowl final at Home Park against Plymouth Argyle, coming on in the 64 minute as a sub for Tony Kellow.
Exeter won the game 4-2 against a newly promoted Argyle team.
Those that remember seeing him play, say "he looked like he knew where the net was!"
He was on trial at Doncaster Rovers also playing 2 games in the 1985/86 season.
In 2010, with others, including Andrew Watson, he was instrumental in setting up Holmfirth Town.
Appearances
I (Devon Bowl final)
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