Here's the current team:

• Tony Parks - A keeper who was signed as a temp.   He saved a penalty for Spurs in the UEFA cup final a few years back.  GK
• Craig Mawson - Young goalkeeper who is starting to push his way into squads. Made some appearances in preseason, but Ternent feels that he isn't ready just yet. GK
• Chris Brass - The season before last's, player of the year. Always gives his best, and is maturing into an excellent defender, in the centre, or on the right.  DF
• Steve Blatherwick - Read Ternent page for details of Steve's release. DF
• Neil Moore - Last season's captain seems to be out of favour with new boss Stan Ternent. He came on in midfield, and did well, but doesn't seem as impressive as last season. DF
• Steve Morgan - Free transfer from Wigan. Morgan, who has premiership experience with Coventry City, can operate at the back, or as a left wing-back. He is composed on the ball when in defence, but in midfield is often unaware of what is going on behind him. DF
• Mark Winstanley - Read Ternent page for details of Mark's release. DF
• Lee Howey - Read Ternent page for details of Lee's release. DF/AT
• Gareth West - Young centre-back is on the brink of the first-team squad. Very tall, and seems quite comfortable when on the ball. May get a game later in the season. DF
• Matthew Haywood - Young centre-back made his debut as a substitute against York. Stan Ternent says that he isn't ready yet, but looked like a decent young player. DF
• Chris Scott - Young David Beckham look-a-like also came on against York City, but gave an excellent display at right-back. Looked composed on the ball, and brought it out of defence well. I hear he can also play midfield. DF/MF
• Mark Robertson - Young Australian has made an impressive start to his Burnley career - so impressive in fact, that he is on the brink of the Australian Olympic squad. Can play in midfield or defence, he never gives up, and looks a great prospect. DF/MF
• Mark Ford - Youngster signed from Leeds United before last season. The ex-England Under 21 international made a bit of a slow start, but has come on well since. If he concentrates, could become a star of the team. MF
• Mike Williams - Read Ternent's page for details of Mike's release. MF
• Paul Weller - Just signed a new deal after deciding against a move to Premiership side West Ham. Is another excellent youngster from the youth side. He never gives up, and his surging runs of cause the opposition trouble. MF
• Glen Little - Young Irishman was without a doubt the star of last season. He single-handedly kept us up, and attracted some very big clubs. He has amazing skill, and seems to get better every game. MF
• Carl Smith - Another young midfielder, he made his debut last season at Chesterfield, and broke into the first-team this season after Mark Ford's injury. Has been dropped again, as manager Stan Ternent surely feels that it could be too much for the youngster. Another very bright prospect. MF
• Andy Cooke - Cookey bagged 20 last season, and is starting to live up to the tag given to him by Dario Gradi of "The New Steve Bull". He is strong, aggressive, good in the air, and his a very good shot. Surely will one day be a one million pound player. AT
• Andy Payton - Local lad signed last season in a £375,000 straight swap deal with Huddersfield for Paul Barnes. He immediately got to the task of keeping up his boyhood heroes, and formed a very impressive strike partnership with Andy Cooke. Betting on him getting 20 this season is a certainty. AT
• Kevin Henderson - Young striker signed from Morpeth Town last season broke into the team in impressive style with a stunning strike in the AutoWindscreen's shield. Will be looking to fight his way into the side this season AT
• Colin Carr-Lawton - Another young striker, Carr-Lawton was first introduced by ex-manager Adrian Heath. He seemed a little lightweight then, but looks to have improved now. AT
• Phil Eastwood - Yet another young striker. He made his debut in the season opener at Watford last year. Still doesn't look ready for first-team, but always looks sharp in the reserves.
• Ron Jepson - Big strong centre-forward signed from Bury on a free-transfer. A couple of years ago partnered Andy Booth at Huddersfield. Always gives his best. AT