Post by Deleted on Jan 25, 2006 21:24:12 GMT
1980/81 Doug Withenshaw
1981/82 Doug Withenshaw, Salvatore Inguanta
1982/83 Mike Urquhart
1983/84 Mike Urquhart
1984/85 Mike Urquhart
1985/86 Mike Urquhart, Chris Brinster
1988/89 Paul Adey
1989/90 Paul Adey
1990/91 Paul Adey
1991/92 Paul Adey
1992/93 Paul Adey
1993/94 Paul Adey
1994/95 Paul Adey
1995/96 Paul Adey
1996/97 Paul Adey
1997/98 Paul Adey
1998/99 Paul Adey
Number retired
This number has the distinction of having been worn by three players who in their day were probably the most popular players on the team.
Legend has it that before a game in Solihull, Doug Withenshaw turned up with his skates and asked for a game. I don’t know if this is true, but with his impressive scoring feats and equally impressive moustache he became a big hit. His day job was managing the Golden Egg in the Victoria Centre.
Then came Mike Urquhart. Moose was a fine defender with the strength of a ox. He had a fantastic wrist shot. I asked him about it one day and he told me all Canadians have good wrist shots because there are apparently two boys for every girl in Canada. ;D
After a few seasons pause, the number was taken by Paul Adey. There aren’t sufficient superlatives to describe how highly I think of Paul as a player and as a person, but if you are a Cage regular you'll know that already.
1981/82 Doug Withenshaw, Salvatore Inguanta
1982/83 Mike Urquhart
1983/84 Mike Urquhart
1984/85 Mike Urquhart
1985/86 Mike Urquhart, Chris Brinster
1988/89 Paul Adey
1989/90 Paul Adey
1990/91 Paul Adey
1991/92 Paul Adey
1992/93 Paul Adey
1993/94 Paul Adey
1994/95 Paul Adey
1995/96 Paul Adey
1996/97 Paul Adey
1997/98 Paul Adey
1998/99 Paul Adey
Number retired
This number has the distinction of having been worn by three players who in their day were probably the most popular players on the team.
Legend has it that before a game in Solihull, Doug Withenshaw turned up with his skates and asked for a game. I don’t know if this is true, but with his impressive scoring feats and equally impressive moustache he became a big hit. His day job was managing the Golden Egg in the Victoria Centre.
Then came Mike Urquhart. Moose was a fine defender with the strength of a ox. He had a fantastic wrist shot. I asked him about it one day and he told me all Canadians have good wrist shots because there are apparently two boys for every girl in Canada. ;D
After a few seasons pause, the number was taken by Paul Adey. There aren’t sufficient superlatives to describe how highly I think of Paul as a player and as a person, but if you are a Cage regular you'll know that already.
