Oh, is he still playing?!

[Ray de Galles]

We have a 'Spotted' column in the Doncaster fanzine for current and ex-players and Price is a semi-regular occurrence, usually spotted in his van on the M62.

This might help you pinpoint his location further, he's racking up the five star reviews for his chosen post-football career.

That reminds me of Colin Charvis Flooring.

"Lyn, idea for a show - possibly for s4c. Two afro-sporting former Welsh sports stars travel across Wales helping people convert their houses. Sort of DIY SOS meets Superstars. Needs a good punning title though. "

[Jorge Porbillas]

Ex Swansea, Hull and Doncaster man Jason Price, with a neat touch and finish for Harrogate Railway Athletic.

That's ex Swansea, Hull, Doncaster and Welsh Cup winning goalscorer, Jason Price ...

[Jorge Porbillas]

"Lyn, idea for a show - possibly for s4c. Two afro-sporting former Welsh sports stars travel across Wales helping people convert their houses. Sort of DIY SOS meets Superstars. Needs a good punning title though. "

Fuck, I'm having that one ..!

[Ray de Galles]

We need to talk format rights fees.

[Patrick Thistle]

A friend told me that Llanelli have reformed with Swansea legend Lee Trundle up front for them. He's 40.

[Crusoe]

Jamie Cureton is back at Farnborough for a fourth spell. Now aged 42. Played 3, scored 0 so far this season, but we are a division up.

[andrew7610]

Marcus Bent has just signed for Southern Combination Premier Divison Wick, at the age of 39. Apparently the chairman is an old schoolmate of his.

[Ray de Galles]

Jamie Cureton is back at Farnborough for a fourth spell. Now aged 42. Played 3, scored 0 so far this season, but we are a division up.

Radio 5 claimed the other day that, having now got a goal, he is the first ever player to score in all the top eight divisions of English football.

[EIM]

Alexis Sanchez just scored for Arsenal.

[Ray de Galles]

Could he cut it in the Isthmian though?

[EIM]

Matter of time before we find out.

[Patrick Thistle]

Radio 5 claimed the other day that, having now got a goal, he is the first ever player to score in all the top eight divisions of English football.

They interviewed him on Talksport today and talked about that.

[Crusoe]

Radio 5 claimed the other day that, having now got a goal, he is the first ever player to score in all the top eight divisions of English football.

Scored twice in his last game. Back on form.

[Kevin S]

The Norwich sports paper The Pink 'Un has a piece on this:
http://www.pinkun.com/norwich-city/a...feat-1-5195366

[Crystal Staples]

I'm more impressed with his other accolade, English football's first ever green haired substitute.

[andrew7610]

I'm more impressed with his other accolade, English football's first ever green haired substitute.

If I wasn't at work and doing some actual work for a change, I'd be checking Taribo West's time at Derby County to see if he was ever in contention for this...

[Kevin S]

West was still at Auxerre when Cureton dyed his hair.

[3 Colours Red]

And weren't they braids in West's hair that made it look green? Similar to how Vagner Love's appeared blue until you got a good close-up.

[Patrick Thistle]

Did we have a thread for longest gap between goals for the same club? Jermaine Defoe's winner for Bournemouth last night was his first for the club for 16 years.

[Jobi1]

Washington FC sign Pascal Chimbonda, obviously.

[Sam]

Did we have a thread for longest gap between goals for the same club? Jermaine Defoe's winner for Bournemouth last night was his first for the club for 16 years.

Excellent question! I bet there's an Argentine or Uruguayan or Brazilian who can beat that.

I'm buggered if I'm going to look for them at nearly 4 in the morning, but I bet there is one.

[colinwasp]

I'm more impressed with his other accolade, English football's first ever green haired substitute.

I was at that game. He equalized for Norwich before Bryan Gunn scuffed a backpass to give Ipswich the win. The only game I have ever been to where I have seen stewards actively encouraging fans on to the pitch to goad the visiting support.

[cantagalo]

Excellent question! I bet there's an Argentine or Uruguayan or Brazilian who can beat that.

I'm buggered if I'm going to look for them at nearly 4 in the morning, but I bet there is one.

Rivaldo left Mogi Mirim in 1994 and returned to score in a 3-1 win over Macaé in 2015 at the age of 43 - so a gap of 21 years.

The match was also notable because his son Rivaldinho was on the scoresheet as well.

[Satchmo Distel]

Ze Roberto is still playing at 43 for Palmeiras. Andy Legg was playing for Llanelli aged 45 in 2011-12.

[Patrick Thistle]

Paul Merson has agreed you play a game for a Welsh League team. He's 49.

Paul Merson to play for fourth-tier Welsh club Caerau of Maesteg - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41578836