A short spell with Scarborough at the beginning of the 1992–1993 season signalled the end of his league career and he dropped into the non-league ranks to enjoy short spells with Woking, Mossley and Witton Albion.
He joined Scunthorpe United for the 1993-1994 season but, despite scoring 5 goals in just 15 league appearances, he moved on to join Scarborough, this time on a permanent basis.
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He remained at Feethams for a further three seasons, joining Scarborough on loan at the end of the 1992-1993 season, before being released in the summer of 1993.
Blades boss Neil Warnock considered that it was in his and their best interests to loan him out to other clubs to gain some first team experience, and so during the 2003–04 season he signed for Conference National side Scarborough.
After retiring as a player, Gallagher became Assistant Manager to Neil Warnock at old club Scarborough.
On leaving Rochdale, he joined Whitby Town where his father, Bob, was chairman, later playing for Scarborough, Guisborough Town, South Bank and Newcastle Blue Star.
His most famous moment as a player came on 25 October 1989, when he scored six goals in Oldham's 7–0 victory over Scarborough in the third round of the League Cup, which is still the League Cup record for most goals by a player in a single match.
Geoffrey Richmond (born 1940 or 1941) was a football chairman of Bradford City from 1994 to 2002, and previously chairman of Scarborough.
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Richmond became chairman of Bradford City in January 1994 when he and David Simpson switched positions, with Simpson moving to Scarborough.
He had a spell at Scarborough before joining Accrington Stanley in the summer of 2006.
Ian Thompstone (born 17 January 1971) is an English former footballer who played for Manchester City, Exeter City, Halifax Town, Scunthorpe United, Rochdale and Scarborough as a midfielder.
He joined Conference side Scarborough for the 2003–04 season, but sustained a broken rib and punctured lung in only his second game, complications from which meant a prolonged stay in hospital and three months out of football.
He went on to make 87 appearances for the Seasiders in three years, before moving to the east coast to join Scarborough.
With this in mind, almost straight into the new season Palmer was placed up for loan, and subsequently joined Scarborough for an initial one month period to gain experience and maintain fitness.
He joined Scarborough on work experience in September 2004, and was also loaned out to Conference North side Alfreton Town in February 2005 until the end of the 2004–05 season.
Finally, the club were able to capture the championship in 1972–73, that season was very good all round for the club as they also reached the Third Round of the FA Trophy, going out to eventual winners Scarborough, 3–1 at home.
In 1932 he joined Swindon Town, making 33 appearances and scoring seven goals, before finising his career at Scarborough.
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Appleton began his career as a youngster with his hometown club of Scarborough before joining Leicester City in March 1954, just days after his 18th birthday, after being recommended to manager Norman Bullock by then Scarborough manager and former Leicester player Reg Halton.
Due to their good form, they were invited into the Northern League, where they competed against teams such as York City and Scarborough.
He soon signed a contract with Scarborough under the management of Russell Slade, where he made four appearances, before accepting a place at Loughborough University.