about the tigers   about tiger roar   appearances   fixtures & results   recent goals   table   adam mann   darren edwards   darren mullings   jack harris   joe parker   lewis carey   matt coupe   matt lock   matt rose   michael green   mike green   neil mustoe   sam rawlings   scott wilson   steve davies   tom hamblin   tom webb   will morford   david mehew   adie harris   craig barden   ade tandy   lee randall   dr bob byrne   player archive   tigerimages   1980's results   1990's results   2000's results   city art   city history   county cup   fa cup   fa trophy   farnboro stories   floods   georgian tour   horton road   league cup   league history   managers   opponents   overall records   panoramas   reserves   statistics   team photos   wtps   sport glos   citizen sport   facebook   tigers radio   official website   youth website   bsn website   bsn links   city wiki   tiger videos   city open forum   contact  John Williams - Striker Debut : Last Game : Veteran striker signed to ease an injury crisis in late 2006. Former Postman John was plucked from Cradley Town and signed for Swansea City for £5000 before making the step up to Coventry City less than a year later for £250,000 and embarking upon a journeyman like career through the football league spanning over a decade. In that time he was named as the fastest footballer after winning the Rumbelows Sprint Challenge at Wembley and was nicknamed the Flying Postman from then on! Upon leaving Kidderminster Harriers in 2003 Willo linked up with Bath City where he became a hit with the Twerton Park crowd and even scored from the spot against the Tigers in a 1-1 draw but John hit the ball that hard that he injured himself and had to be subbed. Following his spell at Bath he represented Redditch United, Evesham United (whom he was playing for when Muzzie broke his leg) and also Weston Super Mare before he answered Tim Harris' S.O.S. and linked up with City in time for the FA Trophy game against Margate.   Clubs: Cradley Town, Swansea City (39-11), Coventry City (80-11), Notts County (loan 5-2), Stoke City (loan 4-0), Swansea City (loan 7-2), Wycombe Wanderers (48-9), Hereford United (11-3), Walsall (1-0), Exeter City (36-4), Cardiff City (43-12) York City (42-3), Darlington (24-5), Swansea City (68-5), Kidderminster Harriers (44-4), Bath City, Redditch United, Evesham United, Weston Super Mare, Gloucester City, Stourbridge Appearances & Goals: Season Apps Subs Goals  2006/07     1      -      -   Total    1      -      -   Page last updated : 3rd November 2006 Tiger Roar is an unofficial, independant production. It has nothing to do with Gloucester City AFC 1980 Ltd or the Gloucester City Supporters Trust. All comments expressed on here (unless stated) are those of the author and not those of the football club. Most content on this site is copyright of the site owner and must not be reproduced without prior permission (unless waived by the author). Please do not use or remotely link to any of the images or videos on this site. I would like to express thanks to everyone who has helped make this website possible through donations, images, video clips and information. If you feel I have used your own copyrighted material and would like it removed, please do not hesitate to contact me to discuss it's removal because it makes Nathan Walker cry. Above all, enjoy the website and please come back for more!