davieG Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 Dean Thomas, manager of Blue Square North club Hinckley United, has boosted his squad with the addition of two new players – including veteran former Leicester City favourite Julian Joachim. Joachim was the "Crown Jules" of the Brian Little era at Leicester. He burst through from the youth system at the club and went on to gain international recognition with the England under-21s. His scintillating pace contributed to City's play-off final win over Derby County in 1994 and he went on to make seventy-seven League starts and scored twenty-five goals before a £1.5m transfer to Aston Villa in February 1996. Joachim scored thirty-nine goals in nintey appearances for Villa but was then involved in a swap with Coventry's Mustapha Hadji. He went on to play for Leeds United, Walsall, Boston United, Darlington and more recently, King`s Lynn and UniBond Division One South neighbours Quorn. Thomas has also added former Gresley Rovers` striker Liam Hebberd, 25, on `dual registration` from East Midlands Counties Leaguers Bardon Hill Sports.
MPH Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 Dean Thomas, manager of Blue Square North club Hinckley United, has boosted his squad with the addition of two new players – including veteran former Leicester City favourite Julian Joachim.Joachim was the "Crown Jules" of the Brian Little era at Leicester. He burst through from the youth system at the club and went on to gain international recognition with the England under-21s. His scintillating pace contributed to City's play-off final win over Derby County in 1994 and he went on to make seventy-seven League starts and scored twenty-five goals before a £1.5m transfer to Aston Villa in February 1996. Joachim scored thirty-nine goals in nintey appearances for Villa but was then involved in a swap with Coventry's Mustapha Hadji. He went on to play for Leeds United, Walsall, Boston United, Darlington and more recently, King`s Lynn and UniBond Division One South neighbours Quorn. Thomas has also added former Gresley Rovers` striker Liam Hebberd, 25, on `dual registration` from East Midlands Counties Leaguers Bardon Hill Sports. hehe. cool. would love to go see him play...
dandannieldanok Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 hehe. cool. would love to go see him play... He's unsurprisingly pretty crap now. Seen him at least 4/5 times for Quorn and he struggled at that level, I'd be surprised if he could cope at Hinckley's level.
Nick Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 "Julian, Julian, stormin down the wing, Julian, Julian - no-ones catchin him, When he's got the ball - he always scores a goal, Julian, Julian, Julian."
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MPH Posted 3 March 2010 Posted 3 March 2010 He's unsurprisingly pretty crap now. Seen him at least 4/5 times for Quorn and he struggled at that level, I'd be surprised if he could cope at Hinckley's level. bugger off with your negativity! this guy was one of my favorite players....
Trav Le Bleu Posted 3 March 2010 Posted 3 March 2010 Not yet confirmed by the club. I'll ask Nick Plateneur tomorrow morning.
Basingstoke Fox Posted 3 March 2010 Posted 3 March 2010 I remember seeing Reading vs Darlington a few years ago in the League cup, possibly 2006/, he scored a hattrick in that game, I was in the Reading bit but was happy after seeing him score each goal. He can't have got that shit in the last couple of years can he?
Trav Le Bleu Posted 4 March 2010 Posted 4 March 2010 Well it's official, the assistant manager told me this morning (rather grumpily it has to be said) that we need people to make up the numbers for the final promotion push.
The Blur Posted 4 March 2010 Posted 4 March 2010 Aw! Other thread has a quic where you have to name players who scored more than three goals in Premiership and I have a couple missing- Joachim was one of them
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