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One former Bull that has slipped off the radar recently is Mick Galloway.
Now 32, the tough Scottish midfielder who, like current loanees John Eustace and Neil Mackenzie, added bite to an inexperienced midfield has resurfaced as player-manager of Carlisle side Northbank in the Northern Football Alliance. He played eleven times for the Bulls from October 2002, his final appearances in senior full-time football.
Little more than 12 months ago the Bulls announced the signing of Galloway on non-contract terms to strengthen the midfield but, within five days of him travelling to Accrington with the squad for a Friday night fixture, Eastwood Town announced his signing as Player-Coach on a two year deal joining former Notts County team mate Paul Cox on the coaching staff.
Galloway left Eastwood in the summer to return home north, a similar decision that scuppered permanent deals at Edgar Street both last year and in late 2002. He now works as a rep for Crest Teamwear, a football kit supplier.
