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FOREWORD BY ROTHMANS OF PALL MALL
The Rothmans Football Yearbook has now become an established part of the soccer
scene. We are pleased, and not a little awed, by the fact that in two years the book has
achieved a readership running into hundreds of thousands of football fans.
This is the third edition of the Yearbook, which is rated by the experts as the most
comprehensive reference work on the world’s most popular sport. The latest edition, like
the previous ones, has been extensively revised, for everyone connected with the book is
determined that it should maintain its reputation as the most important and up-to-date
collection of soccer facts available.
For instance, readers will find that much more attention has been paid to the European
and International aspects of the game. There is also an expanded section on Scottish
League football.
So we have another new Rothmans Football Yearbook for 1972-73. Readers have not
been slow in telling us what new features they would like to see and we have tried to
include as many as possible.
Rothmans of Pall Mall is a company closely associated with all forms of sport and
operates all round the world, so we are pleased to be associated with one sport that is
genuinely a world-wide one.
We hope that this latest edition of the Yearbook will give as much pleasure to football
fans as previous editions. Effectively, it is a history of the game that will evoke memories
of triumphs and set-backs of a sport that has enthralled many millions since they first
got down to writing the rules of soccer at Cambridge University back in 1846.
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ADVISORY PANEL
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Football Association England
Denis Compton, C.B.E.: Arsenal & Tony Pullein: Founder, England Foot-
England ball Supporters Association
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INTRODUCTION
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We, the compilers of the Rothmans Football Yearbook 1972-73, have been
acutely conscious of the tremendous impact made by previous editions.
These books have given immense pleasure to the general public and have
been of daily use to many enthusiasts, connoisseurs, working journalists
and TV commentators.
This success carries with it the obligation to improve the content and
lay-out of any subsequent editions. We also realised that to compile such
a vast amount of detailed information concerning Association Football
requires team work and we have utilised the specialised knowledge of
several of our colleagues, whose contributions have proved invaluable.
One of the new features introduced has been the complete results, scorers
and line-ups of the international teams of Northern Ireland, Scotland and
Wales since the war. This followed on last year’s inclusion of the England
teams in a similar form.
We have enlarged our European section because an intimate knowledge
of the domestic football of the U.E.F.A. member countries should be of
interest to readers whenever a foreign team meets a British club in one of
the major European cup competitions.
Feature articles introduce each section spotlighting the current problems
concerning that particular aspect of the game, as well as explaining any
items of interest.
We felt, too, that there was a need for re-planning the lay-out of the
book putting the various sections into a more logical order.
For instance, when dealing with English and Scottish domestic football
we followed a League—F.A. Cup— Football League Cup sequence so that
the reader might find the required statistical information as quickly as
possible.
In the compilation of the book we received a great deal of help from
various organisations but we would like to express our special thanks to
Mike McNamara of the Football Association, Bob Baldwin of the
Football League and Tom Maule of the Scottish League for their efforts in
answering queries and always being available to settle problems arising.
At the same time we owe a great deal of gratitude to those readers
whose helpful suggestions have contributed to the book. Unfortunately
it has been quite impossible to answer all the letters individually and
some of the ideas although interesting were simply not practical — and
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indeed would have needed a book twice this size to accommodate
thems
But in any case, several of the editorial suggestions have been incorpor-
ated in the book and others will be given the most serious consideration
for future editions.
We were impressed by the various forms of statistical information
collected purely as a hobby by some of our readers and we would like to
thank them most sincerely for their kind offers of assistance. Perhaps they
will be gratified to see that their observations were carefully checked and
indeed as a result we were able to correct some small errors.
A Mr Paton, for instance, pointed out that one of his relations who
appeared for Bolton Wanderers in the 1893-94 F.A. Cup Final, spelt his
name with one ‘t’ and not two as appeared in last year’s edition.
We would like to emphasise that while the year mentioned in the Home
International results refers to the actual date, the international appearances,
in order to save space, refer to the year in which the season’s football
ended. International appearances are listed in accordance with Football
Association statistics.
We hope this book, by recording the history of Association Football,
will contribute even more to the popularity of the game.
LESLIE VERNON
JACK ROLLIN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
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The compilers wish to thank the many individuals and organisations whose
ready co-operation has produced material for this volume, and in particular:
Alan Elliot
Lionel Francis
Tony Williams
Arthur Rotmil
Peter Jackson
Malcolm Brodie
Tony Pullein
The Football Association
The Scottish Football Association
The Welsh Football Association
The Football League
The Scottish Football League
The Secretaries of all Football League Clubs
John Carvosso and Mike McNamara (Football Association)
Eric Howarth, Bob Baldwin and Peter Fay (Football League)
A. J. Hutchinson (A.F.A.)
The English Schools F.A.
Mike Blake (U.A.U.)
Maurice Golesworthy
Jimmy Nicholson
Barry Davies
Gerald Sinstadt
Charles Henderson
John Motson
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Rothmans Football Yearbook Reviews
A sample of the tributes paid by the Press to the Rothmans Football Yearbook:
‘A magnificent addition to any football fan’s bookshelf. . .” Sunday Times
‘The most comprehensive reference book yet published on Association Football.’

Daily Express
‘An ambitious aim splendidly realised.’ Yorkshire Evening Post
‘The most comprehensive reference book in the game’s history.’ Sunday Sun
‘The record book with everything.’ Newcastle Evening Chronicle
‘The reference book to knock every other one for six.’

Edinburgh Evening News
‘The mind is staggered at the thought of all the work that must have gone into
the project to produce such a treasure.’ Sunday Times of Perth, Australia
‘An astonishingly complete volume which may soon rank as a ‘bible’ for the
sport.’ The Sporting Life
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CONTENTS
Rothmans Foreword
Editorial Board and Advisory Panel
Compilers Notes and Acknowledgements
Cartoon
Reviews of 1971-72 edition
Diary of Representative Matches 1972-73
Golden Boots Award and Young Player of the Year
Review of the season by Brian James
HISTORICAL SECTION
Day by Day Diary 1971-72 30
Soccer Steps of History 62
FOOTBALL LEAGUE SECTION: Including full details of 1971-72

Introduction to Club Section 68
Aldershot 69-72
Arsenal 73-76
Aston Villa 77-80
Barnsley 81-84
Barrow 85-88
Birmingham City 89-92
Blackburn Rovers 93-96
Blackpool 97-100
Bolton Wanderers 101-104
Bournemouth 105-108
Bradford City 109-112
Brentford 113-116
Brighton 117-120
Bristol City 137-140
Bristol Rovers 141-144
Burnley 145-148
Bury 149-152
Cambridge United 153-156
Cardiff City 157-160
Carlisle United 161-164
Charlton Athletic 165-168
Chelsea 169-172
Chester 173-176
Chesterfield 177-180
Colchester United 181-184
Coventry City 185-188
Crewe Alexandra 189-192
Crystal Palace 193-196
Darlington 197-200
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Derby County 201-204
Doncaster Rovers 205-208
Everton 209-212
Exeter City 213-216
Fulham 217-220
Gillingham 221-224
Grimsby Town 225-228
Halifax Town 229-232
Hartlepool 233-236
Hereford United 237-238
Huddersfield Town 239-242
Hull City 243-246
Ipswich Town 247-250
Leeds United 251-254
Leicester City 255-258
Lincoln City 259-262
Liverpool 263-266
Luton Town 267-270
Manchester City 271-274
Manchester United 275-278
Mansfield Town 279-282
Middlesbrough 283-286
Millwall 287-290
Newcastle United 291-294
Newport County 295-298
Northampton Town 299-302
Norwich City 303-306
Nottingham Forest 307-310
Notts County 311-314
Oldham Athletic 315-318
Orient 319-322
Oxford United 323-326
Peterborough United 327-330
Plymouth Argyle 331-334
Portsmouth 335-338
Port Vale 339-342
Preston North End 343-346
Queens Park Rangers 347-350
Reading 351-354
Rochdale 355-358
Rotherham United 359-362
Scunthorpe United 363-366
Sheffield United 367-370
Sheffield Wednesday 371-374
Shrewsbury Town 375-378
Southampton 379-382
Southend United 383-386
Southport 387-390
Stockport County 391-394
Stoke City 395-398
Sunderland 399-402
Swansea City 403-406
Swindon Town 407-410
Torquay United 411-414
Tottenham Hotspur 415-418
Tranmere Rovers 419-422
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Walsall 423-426
Watford 427-430
West Bromwich Albion 431-434
West Ham United 435-438
Wolverhampton Wanderers 439-442
Workington 443-446
Wrexham 447-450
York City 451-454
League Tables; 1971-72, Divisions I and II 455
League Tables; 1971-72, Divisions III and IV 456
League Acrostics. Full Result Tables for 1971-72 457
League Attendance Statistics 1971-72 461
League Honours List (winners, promotion and relegation, etc.) 463
League Top Goalscorers 469
Career Goalscoring Record of present-day players 471
Scorers of three or more goals in one match in 1971-72 473
Record Club Scorers and leading scorers 1969-1972 474
Introduction to the Football League and Football League tables 1888-1971 476
F.A. CUP SECTION

F.A. Cup Winners 1872-1972
F.A. Cup Final teams 1872-1972
F.A. Cup progress charts 1872-1972
F.A. Cup 1971-72 match details
F.A. Staff coaches
FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP

Introduction to the Football League Cup; facts and figures
League Cup progress charts 1960-72
League Cup match details 1971-72
F.A. CHARITY SHIELD

Past results 627
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
Introduction
Scottish League Club Section Division One
Scottish League Club Section Division Two
Scottish League tables 1971-72
Scottish League Acrostics, Full result Tables for 1971-72
Scottish League previous winners
Scottish F.A. Cup Winners
Scottish F.A. Cup 1971-72 match details
Scottish League Cup
Goalscorers 1971-72
STATISTICAL SECTION
Facts and Figures
Important Addresses
Transfers
Attendances
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SPONSORED FOOTBALL
Introduction by Denis Howell M.P. 692
Watney Cup 693
Drybrough Cup 693
Texaco Cup 694
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL
Introduction and feature on International Championship 696
International Championship 1971-72 698
Previous results in Home International Championship 699
Friendly British International matches 1971-72 702
Past International results against foreign countries 703
British International Goalscorers 711
Introduction and Feature to International Appearances 712
British International Appearances 713
Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales International teams 1946-71 748
Under-23 International results 1971-72 7716
Past Under-23 International results and goalscorers 777
British Under-23 appearances 779
England’s full record 784
‘B’ International and Unofficial International results 785
Victory and Wartime British International appearances 786
INTER-LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES

- Past Inter-League results 789
Inter-League match details 1971-72, Hat-tricks for England 791
WORLD CUP
Introduction and feature on F.I.F.A. 793
World Cup Feature IES)
Past World Cup results 796
Draw and Organizing Committee 806
1974 World Cup timetable 807
EUROPEAN FOOTBALL
Introduction and feature on U.E.F.A. 808
European Football Championship 809
European Under-23 Championship 818
European Amateur Championship 819
European competition for clubs: previous winners 820
European Champions Cup past results 821
European Cup Winners Cup past results 829
European Fairs Cup and U.E.F.A. Cup past results 834
British teams in European Cup, European Cup Winners Cup, Fairs and
U.E.F.A. Cup 1971-72; match details 842
Summary of appearances of British teams in above competitions 849
Progress of British entries in European competitions 850
Anglo-Italian Cup and Anglo-Italian League Cup Winners Cup 853
Introduction and feature on World Club Championship 854
World Club Championship details 855
Soccer the World Game 873
Introduction and feature on European Nations Section 874
Alphabetical list of U.E.F.A. member countries from Albania to Yugoslavia 875
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IRISH FOOTBALL
Introduction, League and Cup, past and present 897
WELSH FOOTBALL
Introduction, League and Cup, past and present
YOUTH FOOTBALL
International Youth Tournament 1971-72
F.A. Youth Cup
F.A. Youth Challenge Cup Winners 1946-72
Youth International matches
Challenge Cup and UEFA-Tournament Previous Winners
NON LEAGUE PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL

Southern League and Northern Premier League 1971-72
F.A. Challenge Trophy
Non League final tables for 1971-72
AMATEUR FOOTBALL
Home Amateur International Championship 1971-72 923
British Internationals against foreign countries 1971-72 924
Amateur International Matches 1906-71 925
F.A, Amateur Match details, past and present 929
Olympic Games 931
English Amateur International Appearances 932
F.A. Amateur Cup 934
Amateur League tables 1971-72 937
F.A. Sunday Cup 940
A.F.A. and other football 941
School Football 943
MISCELLANEOUS SECTION
F.A. and the Football League 912
Laws of the Game 945
Referees List 953
Press and TV 954
Footballer of the Year 956
Manager of the Year 957
Pools Section 959
FIXTURES SECTION
Football League, Scottish League 972
Scottish League Cup 904
PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION 121-136 and 857-872
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REPRESENTATIVE FIXTURES 1972-73
August 1972 24 England v Wales (World Cup)

5 F.A, Charity Shield 27 F.A. Amateur Cup — 2nd Round
12 League Season opens Wales vy Ireland (Youth)
16 Football League Cup — 1st Round
February 1973
F.A. Cup — 4th Round
September 1972 Wales v Scotland (Amateur)
F.A. Cup — Preliminary Round F.A. Trophy — 2nd Round
France v Eire (World Cup) F.A. Amateur Cup — 3rd Round
Football League Cup — 2nd Round Cyprus v N, Ireland (World Cup)
League of Ireland v Scottish League Ireland v Scotland (Amateur)
F.A. Amateur Cup — Preliminary Round Football League Cup Final (Wembley)
European Competitions — 1st Round, Ist leg F.A. Cup — 5th Round
F.A. Cup — Ist Qualifying Round F.A. Amateur Cup — 4th Round
F.A. Amateur Cup — Ist Qualifying Round F.A. Trophy - 3rd Round
European Competitions — 1st Round, Wales v England (Youth)
2nd leg
March 1973
European Competitions — Quarter-finals, Ist
October 1972 eg
Football League Cup — 3rd Round F.A. Trophy — 4th Round
England v Ireland (Amateur) Wales v Scotland (Youth)
F.A. Cup — 2nd Qualifying Round Wales v Scotland (Under-23)
F.A. Amateur Cup — 2nd Qualifying Round F.A. Cup - 6th Round
Bulgaria v N. Ireland (World Cup) F.A. Amateur Cup — Semi-finals
Denmark vy Scotland (World Cup) European Competitions — Quarter-finals,
F.A. Cup 3rd Qualifying Round 2nd leg
European Competitions — 2nd Round, Ist leg Scotland v England (Amateur)
F.A. Amateur Cup — 3rd Qualifying Round England vy Ireland (Youth)
F.A. Trophy — Ist Qualifying Round Wales v Poland (World Cup)
N. Ireland v Portugal (World Cup)
Scottish League v Football League
November 1972 F.A. Trophy — Semi-finals
Football League Cup — 4th Round April 1973
F.A, Cup — 4th Qualifying Round
European Competitions— 2nd Round, 2nd leg F.A, Cup — Semi-finals
F.A. Trophy — 2nd Qualifying Round Wales v Ireland (Amateur)
Scotland vy Denmark (World Cup) European Competitions — Semi-finals, 1st leg
Wales v England (World Cup) F.A. Amateur Cup Final
F.A. Cup—l1st Round Ireland v Scotland (Youth)
F.A,. Amateur Cup — 4th Qualifying Round European Competitions — Semi-finals, 2nd leg
Football League Cup — 5th Round F.A. Trophy Final
U.E.F.A. Cup — 3rd Round, Ist leg May 1973
Wales v England (Under-23) F.A. Cup Final
U.E.F.A. Cup Final — 1st leg
December 1972 Wales v Scotland
Ireland v England
England v Wales (Amateur) Eire v France (World Cup)
F.A. Trophy — 3rd Qualifying Round England v Wales
Football League Cup — Semi-final, ist leg Scotland v Ireland
F.A,. Cup — 2nd Round European Cup-Winners’ Cup Final
U.E.F.A. Cup — 3rd Round, 2nd leg England v Scotland
Football League Cup — Semi-final, 2nd leg Ireland v Wales
U.E.F.A. Cup Final — 2nd leg
European Champions’ Cup Final
January 1973 :
F.A. Amateur Cup — Ist Round June 1973
F.A. Cup — 3rd Round Poland v England (World Cup)
F.A. Trophy — Ist Round U.S.S.R. v England
Scotland v England (Youth) Italy v England
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ROTHMANS GOLDEN BOOTS AWARD
To the Top Eleven Players in Great Britain
Goalkeeper
GORDON BANKS
(Stoke City and England) 22 votes
Defence
PAUL MADELEY
(Leeds United and England) 14 votes
ROY McFARLAND
(Derby County and England) 14 votes
BOBBY MOORE
(West Ham United and England) 19 votes
TERRY COOPER
(Leeds United and England) 20 votes
Midfield
BILLY BREMNER
(Leeds United and Scotland) 19 votes
JOHNNY GILES
(Leeds United and the Republic of
Ireland) 18 votes
Strikers
JIMMY JOHNSTONE
(Celtic and Scotland) 7 votes
MARTIN CHIVERS
(Tottenham Hotspur and England) 20 votes
FRANCIS LEE
(Manchester City and England) 18 votes
EDDIE GRAY
(Leeds United and Scotland) 9 votes
Substitute
PETER SIMPSON
(Arsenal) 5 votes
YOUNG PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

KEVIN KEEGAN (Liverpool)
Golden Boots Award
The third year of the Rothmans Golden Boots Award produced another excellent cross-
section of opinion from the panel on the best team plus a substitute in Great Britain
during the 1971-72 season.
It was left to the discretion of the voters what actual formation their team took either
in a 4-3-3 or 4-2-4 formation.
One player received the full 22 votes, Gordon Banks who had earlier been the choice
of the Football Writers Association as the Footballer of the Year. Terry Cooper who
had the misfortune to break a leg late in the season and Martin Chivers top scorer
among First Division players in senior competitive matches came next with 20 votes each.
Here is the full panel who chose the team:

Albert Barham (Guardian), Peter Batt (Sun), Frank Butler (News of the World),
David Coleman (BBC TV), Brian Glanville (Sunday Times), Geoffrey Green (The Times)
Desmond Hackett (Daily Express), Jimmy Hill (London Weekend TY), Alan Hoby
(Sunday Express), Alan Hughes (Goal), Brian James (Sunday Times), Ken Jones (Daily
Mirror), Bernard Joy (Evening Standard), Frank McGhee (Sunday Mirror), Hugh
Mcllvanney (Observer), David Miller (Sunday Telegraph), Jeff Powell (Daily Mail),
Victor Railton (Evening News), Jack Rollin (freelance), Donald Saunders (Daily
Telegraph), Maurice Smith (People), and Leslie Vernon (Rothmans Football Yearbook).
Players who have gained a ‘hat-trick’ of Golden Boots Awards since 1970 have been:
Banks, Moore, Cooper and Bremner. The two previous teams were:
1970—Gordon Banks; David Hay, Terry Cooper, Billy Bremner, Mike England,
Bobby Moore, Jimmy Johnstone, Alan Ball, Geoff Hurst, Ron Davies, George Best.
1971—Gordon Banks; Chris Lawler, Terry Cooper, Billy Bremner, Frank McLintock,
Bobby Moore, George Best, Martin Chivers, Ron Davies, Francis Lee, Martin Peters.
In addition the panel was asked to nominate their Young Player of the Year. Kevin
Keegan won the choice with as many votes as all other entries put together.
Other players who received votes in the Golden Boots Award: Mike England (6),
Colin Bell (6), George Best (5), Alan Ball (4), Sandy Jardine (3), Colin Todd (3), Norman
Hunter (3), Archie Gemmill (3), Alan Hudson (2), David Hay (2), Bobby Murdoch (2),
George Graham (2), Peter Lorimer (2), Derek Dougan (2), Rodney Marsh (2), Kenny
Dalglish (2), Mike Channon (2), Chris Lawler, Frank McLintock, Larry Lloyd, John
Hollins, George Armstrong, Ian Moore, Terry Conroy, Denis Law, Malcom Macdonald
and John O’Hare (1 each), Peter Simpson (5) was the most voted for substitute.
Additional votes for the Young Player of the Year: Trevor Francis (4), Kenny
eee (3), Leighton James, Charlie George, Malcolm Macdonald and Colin Todd
each).
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ROTHMANS
GOLDEN BOOTS AWARD
Gordon Banks (Stoke City and England)

In a season during which he consistently matintained his rating as England’s, and
arguably the world’s, number one goalkeeper, Gordon Banks had the extra satisfaction
of at last earning some well-merited success inclub football. Stoke C. won their first trophy,
the League Cup at Wembley, and Banks’ inspiring performances, particularly in the
semi-final against West Ham, exerted a tremendous influence, particularly when the
pressure was at its most intense. His award, as Footballer of the Year, for the season
was fitting for a man whose name has almost become the definition of goalkeeping
technique. His reflexes and general agility show no signs of decline whilst his positioning
sharpened by a wealth of experience, is exceptional. But perhaps his greatest quality is
the way he commands his area with an authority that makes life much easier for the men
in front of him.
Paul Madeley (Leeds United and England)

A major success as a right-sided defensive midfield player for England in Switzerland,
totally reliable at left-back in the Leeds United side that beat Arsenal in the Cup Final,
then staking a forceful claim to become England’s regular right-back, demonstrates
how Paul Madeley has developed into an all-round player of international worth.
At six foot and thirteen stone he appears larger than the mould for the classical full-
back, but, impressively muscular, he turns quickly for his size. Moving forward Madeley’s
powerful running is even more eye-catching. His control again belies his size and he has
fitted smoothly alongside Giles and Bremner when Don Revie has required him to play
in midfield,
Roy McFarland (Derby County and England)

Roy McFarland becomes the first Englishman to wear the Golden Boots number five
shirt. This is fitting reward to a player who had, by the end of the season, gone along
way towards solving a problem position for England since the decline of Jack Charlton
and Brian Labone. As well as establishing himself as an international, McFarland
played a memorable role in Derby County’s League Championship success. A bargain
signing from Tranmere Rovers, only seduced to the Baseball Ground by some noctunal
persuasiveness from Brian Clough, McFarland, with Colin Todd, cemented one of the
tightest defences in the country.
His international development has been hindered by injury, often a nagging groin
complaint, and he missed the crucial first leg of the European Championship quarter-
final. Essentially a footballing centre-half, particularly strong on his left side, McFarland
has the dual ability to destroy and construct.
Bobby Moore (West Ham United and England)

For Bobby Moore the 1971-72 season — a year in which he was his usual icily consistent
self — was marred by two team frustrations. After four games West Ham, desperately seek-
ing to recapture the glories of the middle sixties, failed to beat Stoke and Banks in the
League Cup semi-finals. Then with Moore unhappy at centre-half in the disastrous first
leg, England fell to West Germany.
But despite the challenge of the youthful Todd and the experienced Hunter, Moore
remained supreme in his role as second centre-back. A total master of the skill of marking
space, his clinical covering and ability to spot danger before anyone else makes it irrele-
vant that he is not the quickest mover in the world. His intelligence makes it rare that
he Has to hurry!
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Terry Cooper (Leeds United and England)
The all-England defence is completed by a player whose own season ended in tragedy —
carried from the Victoria Ground Stoke on a stretcher with a broken leg. Perhaps his
injury just swayed the odds against Leeds completing the double; certainly his country
missed the flair of the best attacking full-back in the world.
Ironically and sadly, Cooper was at the peak of his form as Leeds trounced a succes-
sion of First Division opponents. Because most teams came to Elland Road packed
with midfield players and with few out and out strikers, Don Revie gave Cooper the
freedom to come forward out of the back line, not only as an overlapping full-back, but
all over the park. Blessed with the pace and intricacy that brought him into the game as
a winger and the ability to read the game well enough to move forward to the right place
at the right time, Cooper’s attacking panache always caught the eye.
Billy Bremner (Leeds United and Scotland)

After two seasons of almost total frustration in domestic competition, Leeds United’s
F.A. Cup win must have come as a considerable relief to their captain Billy Bremner.
One of the games greatest competitors and combative characters, Bremner must have
been irked more than most as honours slipped from his team’s grasp.
As a midfield player his competitiveness lifts him above the average. He tackles twice
his weight to win the ball and he has all the traditional ball skills of little Scottish foot-
ballers to use it when it is his. His lack of inches has proved no handicap to him in the
box, and a knack of knocking in important goals encourages Leeds to throw him for-
ward, particularly when things are not going well.
Johnny Giles (Leeds United and Eire)

In 1963, Leeds United signed Johnny Giles, an inconsistent right-winger, from
Manchester United for £37,500. Since taking over from Bobby Collins as a creative
midfield player two years later, Giles has proved himself perhaps the bargain of the
sixties. Blending his cool skills with the passionate committment of Bremner, Leeds are
rarely surpassed in the middle of the field.
Last season Giles struck a new peak. He was third in the poll for Footballer of the
Year. Perhaps his greatest assest is vision, the ability to see and note what is going on all
around him even in the tightest situation. Allied to this he has the two-footed talent to
transfer the bell to the next point of attack — whether it be ten or forty yards away —
with unnerving accuracy.
Giles is especially adept at protecting himself from the would-be destroyers of his
arts — an early lesson he learned from Bobby Collins.
Jimmy Johnstone (Celtic and Scotland)

After another fine season for Celtic in domestic and European competition Jimmy
Johnstone is recalled to the Golden Boots team after missing out in 1971. Built from the
mould of the traditional Scottish winger, the flame-haired ‘wee-man’ of Celtic Park was
back to his intricate best last season.
He tortured Hibernian to a desperate defeat in the Scottish Cup Final, destroying
first the left flank of their defence and then moving inside to do more damage. With a
low centre of gravity, Johnstone can change direction at will and he can attack de-
fenders on both sides. Sometimes, particularly in a Scotland jersey, he seems to lose his
way, to disappear from the game inside his own twistings and turnings. But, on form, he
is unstoppable.
Martin Chivers (Tottenham Hotspur and England)

Retaining the place he won in the Golden Boots side last year, Martin Chivers, continued
the astounding leap forward he made that season. Although continual demands were
made on his strong frame and consistent goalscoring powers — he played over 70 senior
games — Chivers matintained the form that a dreadful knee injury appeared to have
taken from him.
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For England he was more impressive earlier in the season. In Basle he was the best
forward on the field, unsettling the Swiss with his strong running with the ball; he scored
one goal and forced the own-goal winner. In Greece, too, he was convincing and netted
inevitably again. For Spurs his most significant moments came at the season’s end. In
the first leg of the U.E.F.A. Cup Final, away at Wolverhampton, he played virtually as
a one-man forward line.
But he grabbed the two goals that virtually won his club the trophy. Despite the sort
of finishing power that makes him the country’s leading scorer, Chivers remains an
enigma, sometimes looking reluctant to use his immense physique.
Francis Lee (Manchester City and England)
Like Chivers, Frannie Lee retains his place in the Golden Boots side, although he has
been switched to the more central role he has occupied so successfully for his club
from an attacking flank player. Although his season ended on a sad note, losing his
England place through physical exhaustion, Lee had a great year.
Although Manchester City just failed to lift the League Championship, they played
some of the First Divisions’s most exciting football, and Lee’s aggressive front play
led the way. He scored 33 League goals, a record 13 of them coming from the penalty
spot. Many of these came when his penetratingly direct assults into the penalty area
were interrupted by the leg of a desperate defender. His swaggering confidence in attack-
ing situations make him a difficult attacker to counteract. Given the slightest sight of the
goal, he will go at the defence.
Eddie Gray (Leeds United and Scotland)
Eddie Gray’s happy return to First Division football after a puzzling and aggravating
shoulder injury was one of the most pleasant features of the 1971-72 season. Pleasant
that is for Leeds United and any connoisseurs of pedigree football, not so pleasant for
the Football League defenders who had to try to stop one of the most gifted young
forwards in the game.
With Cooper and Hunter, Gray completes a naturally left-sided trio, a factor that
makes Leeds such a superbly blanced team. Employed either in midfield or further
forward on the left-hand side — a position from which he dominated the 1970 Cup
Final — Gray’s silky dribbling skills can open up the most packed penalty areas. Some-
times he fails through over-elaboration, sometimes his own finishing lets him down.
Peter Simpson (Arsenal)
Last year the substitute spot went to an Arsenal player, Peter Storey, and this year his
colleague Peter Simpson wins the place. Like Storey, Simpson is a versatile player. In
his early years at Highbury he played in eight different positions. But under the guidance
of the former Arsenal coach, Don Howe, he settled into the back four on the left hand
side of the centre-half. In the double season his consistency was not so apparent in a
complete team at the height of their capabilities. But this season as the Gunners suffered
the expected reaction from their triumphs, his thorough reliability has stood out.
A quiet man, Simpson’s only failing is an apparent lack of conviction in his own
ability. But at Highbury he is rated the most skilful member of the staff. A marvellous
reader of the game, he is a tight defender and constructive attacker.
Kevin Keegan (Liverpool)
Kevin Keegan, a close-season signing from Scunthorpe United, exploded in a flash of
red at Anfield on the first day of the 1971-72 season. From the moment he scored
against Nottingham Forest on that day, he became the new idol of the Kop and through-
out a punishing season he has never fallen from grace.
Only five foot eight inches he took on the mantle of striker in a side that often struggled
for goals and although never prolific he scored steadily. Brave and amazingly good in
the air, Keegan soon earned the respect of Sir Alf Ramsey and consequent caps at
Under 23-level. The managers voted him the most promising newcomer of the season,
and he earned the Golden Boots award above the claims of Trevor Francis, Kenny
Dalglish, Malcolm Macdonald, Leighton James and Charlie George.
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Pressures of To-day’s Football
by Brian James
The 1971-72 season might be remembered by history as that which began with overdue
attempts to protect players from each other; and ended with a evidence of a clear need
to protect players from themselves. It cannot be often that the incidents of football, the
matches and the performances of individuals are so over-shadowed by the larger issues
of the game.
The first month of the season was made dramatic by a secretly-taken decision of the
Football League to clamp down on discipline and, in particular, the notorious tackle from
the back that for years had set British football aside from all other. As the statistics of
players booked and ordered off mounted the world could have been forgiven for
believing that British players had gone suddenly mad, whereas the truth was that
British football was belatedly finding its sanity. We shall see later the consequences of
their campaign.
But it was the final month of the season that the years may show was the most
significant, a month in which first one voice, then another, was heard in protest about the
strains — physical and mental — that the domestic and international fixture schedules
were placing on the country’s better players.
Dr Brian Curtin, of Tottenham Hotspur, may have started it by forecasting that the
top players would be “burnt out’ by the time they were 28. Arsenal manager Bertie Mee
followed up by declaring that the issue was ‘the most important subject that had arisen
in the game for years. We are ruining our players with what we are demanding of them’.
Suddenly from every quarter similar doubts and fears were expressed. Nor was the
evidence merely verbal. Francis Lee of Manchester City was taken, exhausted, to hospi-
tal. Alan Mullery of Spurs declared himself out of England’s future after a tired, tense
national team had been eliminated from the European Championship by West Germany.
Partially at the request of the senior players, an England tour was then cancelled;
Hudson of Chelsea, Todd of Derby, both declined chances to tour with Sir Alf Ramsey
and Young England. The word ‘fatigue’ was on their lips, too. It is only slight exaggera-
tion to suggest that the mood below the stands was close to mutiny.
No man was closer to the problem than Dr Neil Phillips, honorary medical officer to
the F.A. He is in no doubt of the seriousness of the situation. ‘My view is that, as medical
people, we just don’t know enough about the strains and stresses that we are putting
on our elite of players, the stars who are important to the top ten club sides in the country
and the same people on whom the burdens fall in international football. But we ought
to be doing everything we can to find out.
‘Playing Saturday, Wednesday, Saturday ... week in and week out, year after year,
in a highly competitive atmosphere at a high level of physical commitment can impose
appalling strains. Take the physical side first: What bothers me is that players get no
chance to recover from minor injuries, we (that is the clubs) are forced to send them out
half-recovered, straight off the treatment table. And chronic conditions can develop
from small injuries that, in another era, would have been cured once and for all with
proper treatment and rest. Soft-tissues injuries, bruises, need 48 hours complete rest
before the muscle should be asked to function again. Present-day stars simply don’t get
the chance and permanently-damaged muscles may be the end result.
“We have already seen some evidence of this in the long-standing pelvic disorders
suffered by men like Alan Ball, Alan Mullery and Bob McNab. These conditions started
with minor groin strains that were not properly rested; I am afraid that other chronic
conditions of this sort may soon start to show. We must be alert for the signs.
“Yet even this is not the main problem. The emotional and mental effects on players
of playing to the schedules of today, may well be a more serious danger. Players are
competitive — they have to be — and so they will know the extremes of elation and
disappointment. The list of pressures on them is endless. They exert pressures on
themselves because of their own ambitions. Money, the bonuses they play for that can
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make all the difference to their standard of living, add to that weight. Then, team mates
put pressures on them, for football is a team game and one man’s failure may be a team’s
disaster. The coaches and managers put pressure on them, for the success of the bosses
is tied to the players’ performance. The directors, the crowds, even their own families,
all exert pressures for their own reasons on the player. Everyone wants success for his
or her team — but the buck stops with the player.
‘To know the total weight of such tensions the ordinary man in the street should ask
himself how he would feel if he were promoted in his job, or how he would feel if he were
suddenly sacked. Players, in effect, know exactly these extremes — every three days of
their lives ... getting promotion .. . getting sacked . . . Just think of it.
‘Most men could withstand such strains for a short period, perhaps a whole year. But
when it becomes part of the pattern of life, year after year, the burden becomes frighten-
ing. What worries me most, however, is the way in which players voluntarily add to
these pressures by their commercial interests outside the game. In addition to everything
else they get themselves tied up in businesses — concerned about contracts, schedules,
royalties, meetings, fees, public appearances and so on. The problem of business alone
can send small shopkeepers running to their doctors, yet players let themselves in for
precisely similar worries on top of everything else on their minds.
‘I have noticed the change in top players over the past few years, a sort of disenchant-
ment with the game. A lack of sparkle. One finds oneself looking around a dressing
room like an officer looking at his men in the trenches in the First World War — which
ones will crack when the shelling starts, and which will still have the nerve left to go
over the top?
‘Worry, for some of these players, has become a way of life. That can’t be right and
eventually some of them, those with the weakest personalities, will crack. I am not saying
they'll go loony, but they will reach a point at which they can’t go on. They will get into
a state of acute anxiety, even a mild nervous collapse, in which they will become useless.
We have not been confronted with this problem long enough to have all the answers, but
we had better start looking for them now.
“We may well get to the state when football has to protect these top players from
themselves; stop asking them to play the number of games we now demand. And then
perhaps the clubs will have to prevent them making life harder by being involved in
business interests while they are still playing.’
In the light of that gloomy appraisal most of what happened in the year seems
insignificant, yet the League’s campaign for fairer football still deserves attention. It
began with the secret briefing of referees on the first Sunday of the season — when specific
instructions about specific types of misconduct were laid down. The immediate
effects were alarming, with players and clubs protesting they had not been consulted,
or even warned, before the axe fell. Cautions ran into dozens, then hundreds, as players
discovered that offences that had become part of the pattern of their game were now
banned absolutely.
Yet, slowly but certainly, footballers came to terms with the new code, and it is
impossible to doubt that a saner, more just, style of football began to evolve. Sadly,
the referees’ zeal was not matched by uniformity in the disciplinary committees and, after
several famous miscreants had escaped the consequences of their conduct, players
found it well worth their while to appeal constantly to the committees against the
decision made in the field. (By January, 139 appeals against cautions had been registered,
compared with perhaps 10 in a normal full year!) Unsurprisingly, the referees’ enthusi-
asm abated as their authority was undermined, and even the League were not pretend-
ing that more than 75 per cent of officials were obeying the new code by the season’s end.
This apparent contrast in attitude between the League and F.A. led to more formal
conflict when the League brought out its own plans to take over disciplinary matters
concerning their own employees, and to begin a ‘points’ system for a scale of set punish-
ments for a list of set crimes. The F.A. were unenthusiastic about this idea, and the
Government’s insistence that football should rule according to the spirit of the Industrial
Relations Act (providing opportunity for appeals for penalised workers) added a further
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complication. Yet the signs are that as a result of meetings this summer, a new system
for maintaining order in football would emerge — and the League’s determination to
redress the balance between the skilled and the merely strong will be perpetuated for the
unarguable good of the British game.
Indeed, despite the fuss about its launching and the doubts about the way it finally
drifted, the League’s campaign had just a few certain and admirable consequences,
perhaps best instanced by the case of George Eastham. Eastham, the former Arsenal and
England forward whose skill was as abundant as his inability to express it consistently
among bigger, tougher men was evident, had left Stoke to play in South Africa, apparently
finished with an English game he had illuminated but could not dominate.
The signs that football was at last placing greater value on skill, and was at last
prepared to protect those who possessed it, prompted Stoke manager Tony Waddington
to recall Eastham. Waddington’s judgement and hope were justified as Stoke — a club
that had won nothing in over 100 years of existence — played through to win finally the
League Cup. To reach Wembley they had to play a marathon set of four matches with
the equally skilled West Ham. Each of the games was fine in itself — taken as-a series they
were superb, with a Gordon Banks save from Hurst’s penalty and a spell in goal by
Bobby Moore mere incidental highlights.
But it was the climax at Wembley with Eastham finally striking the goal which beat
Chelsea that most of us saw as a significant omen of improving times. Stoke might even
have made it a double, for it took an aberrational decision by a linesman to defeat them
when confronted with Arsenal’s power in an F.A. Cup semi-final replay at Everton.
Arsenal, despite the influential presence of Alan Ball (one of the £200,000 signings who
made this, too, a year of significant inflation in the transfer market), did not long survive
this one piece of luck their cool football needed: at Wembley they were out-run and
finally overcome by Leeds United who thus took their first F.A. Cup in the competition’s
Centenary Year.
But both these cup campaigns, like ALL cup campaigns, came as drama-on-the-day
chapters in the longer-running story of the chase for the League championship. There
have been few more erratically begun, more tautly-finished, campaigns than that of 1971-
72, and fewer deserving of a fairer climax than it was eventually to receive.
For the first weeks, football could talk of nothing but the start made by Sheffield
United, promoted from Division Two, and by their own manager’s admission a side of
players ‘picked up in Woolworth rather than Harrods’. United caught London’s
attention by taking on and beating the double-holders, Arsenal, on their own ground,
and then proceeded to barnstorm around the country adding scalps. They played bright
and aggressive football in those starting weeks, but the championship is for marathon
men, not sprinters, and by early winter the drive had gone and football looked elsewhere
for the champions.
They seemed to have been found at first at Manchester United, where Frank O’Farrell,
anew manager, had given a famous team a new impetus. A revived Denis Law, a vibrantly
effective George Best, scored goal after improbable goal, and the rest of the United pack
fought to protect those leads. O’Farrell seemed strangely cool about the prospects and
when, in December, Best’s form evaporated that pessimism was seen to be justified.
Gradually an eight-point lead was eroded and by January it was seen that a better-
balanced team must emerge to take the title.
By late spring four contenders had survived — Leeds U., Liverpool, Manchester C. and
Derby Co., and with Wolverhampton W. and Arsenal fading slowly from contention,
this quartet went stride for stride into the last month and into the tightest finish the
League championship has ever known. Every Saturday, every mid-week round of
fixtures, seemed to give first one, then another, the edge; each of many improbable
results then followed to confound predictions. i
Manchester C. were the first to drop out, beaten by Ipswich T. Yet on Cup Final day,
once by tradition the last day of the season, three teams could still take the title: Derby
Co., who led the League table with their programme completed. Liverpool, who had
one match left at Highbury and Leeds U. Leeds who had played magnificently to
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(the result
overcome the handicap of playing the first eight matches away from home
ban on their ground because of crowd disorder), were clear favourites in Final
of an F.A.
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week. And even the decision of the League — harsh, unexplained and perhaps inexplicabl
— that Leeds U. must play their final match, at Wolves, 48 hours after the Cup Final,
seemed merely to add one more unfair obstacle to a team that had overcome so much.
In the event it was one obstacle too many. Leeds U., despite abandoning all celebration
of their F.A. Cup victory and driving north within the hour to prepare for Molineux on
Monday, were beaten by Wolves, the refusal of at least one certain penalty adding
injustice to injury. The title, and the ‘double’, had gone. Liverpool’s chance vanished on
that same night — at Highbury they found Arsenal inflamed rather than dejected by
Wembley defeat and so could not muster the win that would have taken them to the top.
So it was that the Derby Co. players, actually out of the country on holiday in
Spain, heard themselves declared champions in their absence. Derby’s bright football
did not make them undeserving of the honour, yet the manner of victory remains
somehow unsatisfying.
Great football honours, one feels, should be taken on the field on the day, with the
winners coming off bathed in sweat and jubilation to have their feat acknowledged by
the people who were there when it came; not like hammer-throwers who make their
throw and retire to a bench to wait and discover whether rivals can improve on the
score. None of this is Derby’s fault (indeed they could argue that they DID win their
title in face-to-face combat by beating Leeds a little earlier). Rather is it the fault of a
too-crowded fixture list, the endless proliferation of meaningless extra competitions,
which removes all elasticity from the season and almost guarantees an untidy, anti-
climatic, end, But it does explain why Derby Co.’s first championship should have been
greeted with only vague appreciation.
The First Division contest, of course, was not all about winning. A group of clubs
found it only too easyto keep losing, among them C, Palace who, despitean extraordinary
week of transfers (when they sold Kember and Birchenall for £270,000 and bought five
reinforcements with the proceeds), found eventual safety only very late in the season.
Survival in the First Division was eventually denied to Huddersfield, a worthy, hard-
working team who lacked only the time to acquire polish, and Nottingham F. whose
sale of their star Ian Storey-Moore to Manchester U. was seen by some as a gesture of
surrender to the impending fate.
Similar criticism was made of Q.P.R. who allowed Rodney Marsh to join Manchester C.
for another £200,000-plus when they apparently had a fine chance of promotion. Sting
went out of that accusation when Q.P.R., minus Marsh, continued to pick up points at
an even faster rate than before, and when Manchester C., with Marsh, dropped the few
fatal points that cost them a title. The vacant First Division places went, finally, to
Norwich C., promoted for the first time as a reward for a season-long steadiness, and to
Birmingham C., who recovered bravely from an F.A. Cup semi-final trouncing by
Leeds U., to inch ahead of Millwall and Q.P.R.
Birmingham C. can be said to have had no other choice than to succeed, for the effect
of failure would have been disastrous in a city already wavering towards total commit-
ment to their rivals Aston Villa. Villa, gaining staggering support from the fans, came
bursting out of the Third Division with an authority that left observers wondering only
how they had got themselves down there in the first place. Brighton out-lasted Bourne-
mouth in a south-coast chase to keep Villa company.
Perhaps the most notable performances of the lower divisions were those of Brentford,
who used a tiny squad to gain promotion from Division Four, and Wrexham, the
poorish Division Three side who ended Cardiff’s monopoly of the Welsh Cup — and so
gained a back-door place into the European football usually reserved for the giants.
Much else happened in football: the first shock and sadness of Asa Hartford’s ‘hole
in the heart’ non-transfer to Leeds U., and his then unconcerned march into the Scottish
national team. . . . Mullery’s apparent rejection by Tottenham H., and his immediate
return to captain them to triumphin the U.E.F.A. Cup(they beat Wolvesinthe all-English
final) . .. the emergence of Kevin Keegan, at Liverpool, as the outstanding ‘find’ of the
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season . . . the conflict between clubs over the controversial ‘loaning’ of players ... the
problems presented to poor clubs by the recommendation of the Wheatley Commission
into crowd-safety standards, and the vastly more worrying implication of the Govern-
ment’s decision to make Soccer liable to Value Added Tax ... and, of course, many,
many fine matches, memorable individual displays.
Yet, on balance, it was those first sounds of alarm about the pressure on players that
are likely to resound longest from season 1971-72. When George Best flew to Spain in
May declaring that he was finished with football, a victim of the game’s attendant
stresses, the feelings of those he left behind were mixed. Some argued that the game was
better off without his tantrums, others that football could scarce afford the loss of one of
its few unique talents. But none dare dispute that in Best football had had its clearest
warning yet of the need to find a way to protect players from themselves.
Internationally British football ended the season in turmoil. England, having completed
the dismissal of teams such as Malta, Greece and Switzerland during the first part of the
year, found themselves confronted with West Germany in the quarter-final of the Nations
Cup. Remembering Wembley and 1966, remembering Leon and 1970, the pairing was
piquant to say the least and many were the column-miles of newsprint expended on the
prospects.
In advance the issue seemed clear enough: England would win at Wembley, as of right,
but would they win by a sufficiently large margin to guarantee survival in the return in
Berlin? There seemed little else to debate. In the event all forecasts missed the point
because Germany came to Wembley not merely to defend, but instead attacked England
with verve and skill enough to win 3-1. England’s lack of a ball-winning midfield
player was held to be the reason for defeat, yet this simple solution ignored the greater
reality that the Germans were a faster, fitter and infinitely more skilful side.
_ A great deal of advice was poured out for Sir Alf Ramsey’s benefit before the return —
advice now not on how to protect an England lead, but rather on how to save a desperate
situation. Ramsey, ignoring almost all of it, chose a hardened team of experienced
players, and while England never looked capable of recouping what was already lost,
played tightly enough to avert further disaster. Even achieving this limited object did
not save Sir Alf, and his team, from further abuse, and it was a tight-lipped and resentful
squad (minus regulars like Hurst, Lee and Mullery) which came home to prepare for
the Home championship.
From the first moment the Home title seemed tailor-made to fit Scotland. The Scots,
taken over by Tommy Docherty in mid-season, were already feeling the effects of their
new manager’s presence and the selection in the squad of some of the younger ‘Anglos’
seemed to provide a nice contrast with Sir Alf’s much-criticised adherence to his tried
and trusted regulars.
England started well enough, beating Wales in Cardiff to earn restrained praise, but
Scotland disposed of Ireland to keep, at least, abreast. Midweek the picture changed,
Ireland went to Wembley and a goal by captain Neill undermined and defeated an
England team including newcomers Todd, Currie and Lloyd. The ridicule poured now
upon England took predictably little account of the fact that these were precisely the
sort of changes many critics had advocated since Berlin. Next night Scotland overcame
the Welsh and, with England due at Hampden for their final match, the issue seemed to
revolve around Ireland’s chances of sharing the title with the Scots.
But England are never more dangerous than when they are down and, after an early
spell in which Scotland dominated what little football a foul-littered game permitted,
the English discipline sealed up and eventually commanded the match. A goal by the
reinstated Alan Ball gave England victory, to share the title with Scotland, and Ireland’s
draw that evening with Wales saw the tournament slide to anti-climax.
Once again the argument for playing the competition mid-season was raised . . . and
once again the depressing evidence of players being too drained to impress was cited.
Observing wearisome matches that even century-old rivalries could not fan into life, it
became hard to argue that men who have to give so much to their employers should be
able to keep something in reserve for their country.
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Diary 1971-72
June 1971
1 Cagliari beat C. Palace 2-0 in the Anglo-Italian Cup with goals from Luigi Riva.
Blackpool win 4-1 in Verona, and Huddersfield T. beat Sampdoria 3-2... Laurie
Calloway transferred from Southport to York C,
Ajax beat Panathinaikos 2-0 in the European Cup Final. A nearly full Wembley
Stadium for a final between a Dutch and a Greek team, with gate receipts of
£183,000 ... English referees create a favourable impression in Italy ... Sheffield
W. bidding strongly for Wyn Davies (Newcastle U.).
Leeds U. win the Fairs Cup for the second time in their history by beating Juventus
on the away goals rule (aggregate score 3-3). Manager Don Revie said: “After all
the knocks and set-backs the boys have suffered, it is time they had a few breaks.
Juventus are a world class side, and we could never relax’... Rodney Jones (Burnley)
is transferred to Rochdale.
Stuart Boam leaves Mansfield T. — Middlesbrough pay £50,000 for his signature
and Graham Howell is transferred to Bradford C. from Manchester C... . Black-
pool reach the Final of the Anglo-Italian Cup with a 2-1 win over Roma.
In the transfer market, George Duck (Millwall) joins Southend U., James Fletcher
(Lincoln C.) joins Scunthorpe U., and Ray Graydon (Bristol R.) signs for Aston
Villa.
Manchester U. are ready to bid for Everton’s Alan Ball, and Newcastle U. show
interest in the Scottish international forward Tony Green of Blackpool ... Moen-
chengladbach become the first team in the West German Bundesliga to win the
title twice.
Rodney Marsh is staying with Q.P.R., following the breakdown of talks between
Joe Mercer, Manchester C. manager, and Gordon Jago, the Rangers boss. Mercer
refused to increase his original offer of £140,000 .. . Feyenoord are the champions
of Holland.
Two Blackpool players, Henry Mowbray and Peter Nicholson, move to Bolton
W. Charlie Wright, the Charlton Ath. goalkeeper, also joins Bolton W. ... Black-
burn R. sack manager Johnny Carey and his assistant Eddie Quigley ... Frank
O’Farrell is appointed as the manager of Manchester U., and Sir Matt Busby be-
comes a director of the club... Grasshoppers beat Basel 4-3 in extra time in the
play-off for the Swiss Championship. The Football League gives its approval to a
proposed new cup competition, contested by Third and Fourth Division clubs.
Ray Bunkell, one of Tottenham H.’s young players is transferred to Swindon T....
Rinus Michels, manager, leaves Ajax (Holland) for Barcelona (Spain).
10 Italy beat Sweden 1-0 in the European Under-23 Championship ... Leeds U.
looking for a ground where they can play their ‘home’ fixtures while their stadium
at Elland Road is closed through an F.A. ban imposed after incidents last April.
Yan Bowyer joins Orient from Manchester C. for the bargain price of £25,000...
Chester sign Bobby Smith from Brighton ... Blackpool win the Anglo-Italian
Cup, beating Bologna 2-1 after extra time . . Charges of bribery and corruption in
matches affecting relegation in the Bundesliga.
14 Scotland lose 1-0 in Moscow in a friendly international against the U.S.S.R. Steve
Peplow is transferred from Liverpool to Swindon T., where he had been on loan...
Coventry C. decide to play five of their home League matches on Friday evenings.
15 “Howe mustn’t leave Arsenal’ says skipper Frank McLintock: ‘I shall be very, very
disappointed if Don leaves us. I know the rest of the players feel the same’...
Santos of Brazil — Pele’s club - are in grave financial trouble.
18 Pat Crerand (Manchester U.) and John Craven (Blackpool) are both banned for
two weeks and fined £50.
20 Bob Lord, Burnley Chairman, lashes the players ‘Not ten per cent of them know
the laws of the game’ . . . Francisco Gento (Real Madrid) announces his retirement.
21 John Smith (ex-Tottenham H.) is transferred from Swindon T, to Walsall. David
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Watson (Sunderland) scores the winning goal for the F.A. touring team against
Australia in Melbourne. Score 1-0!
22 Colin Sinclair joins Darlington from Raith R. ... Standard Liege sign two
Swedish Internationals.
23 Jimmy Bloomfield is the new manager of Leicester C., but Orient demand compensa-
tion .. . Colin Harrington, the Oxford U. winger, moves to Mansfield T. ... The
life ban on players may be lifted, says Cliff Lloyd, who is acting on behalf of Peter
Swan and Tony Kay.
25 David Wilson (Burnley) signs for Chesterfield.
28 Sheffield W. pay Wolverhampton W. £40,000 for John Holsgrove.
29 Dave Bowen is approached by the Greek F.A., and asked to manage the national
team... Orient and Leicester C. settle their differences over Jimmy Bloomfield...
Derby Co. reported to be interested in signing Jeff Astle ... Fluminense are the
champions of Rio.
July
1 John Manning, the Bolton W. striker, joins Walsall ... Swansea C. are fined
£200 following crowd misbehaviour ... In a friendly international, West Ger-
many beat Denmark 3-1.
2 Tommy Docherty appointed as assistant manager of Hull C.... Leeds U. arrange
to play their match against Tottenham H. on August 25 at the Hull ground...
Nils Liedholm is the new manager of Fiorentina.
7 Both Arsenal and Celtic draw easy opponents in the European Cup. In the Cup
Winners Cup, the holders, Chelsea, are paired with a village team from Luxembourg
— Jeunesse Hautcharage, Ronnie Bird (Cardiff C.) joins Crewe Alex., Steve Melledew
(Everton) signs for Aldershot, and Eddie Rowles (Bournemouth) joins York C.
8 Ken Jones moves from Southampton to Cardiff C. ... Don Howe is appointed
as the new manager of W.B.A. Arsenal manager Bertie Mee says: “There is no
need for me to repeat how highly I rate Don as a coach, and how sorry I am to see
him leaving Highbury’ .. . Stephen Kovacs is the new Ajax boss.
11 Arsenal Chairman, Denis Hill-Wood, attacks Howe for taking with him two other
members of the clubs’ ‘backstage’ staff (Wright and Whitehouse). ‘Loyalty is a
dirty word these days, I suppose. It all just staggers me. There is nothing I can do
about what West Bromwich have done in raiding our staff, except just to ignore
them.’
12 George Petchey is appointed as the new manager of Orient, and Arsenal appoint
Steve Burtenshaw as their new chief coach. Ujpest Dozsa are the champions of
Hungary, for the third year running.
14 Preston N.E. pay £25,000 for Middlesbrough’s Hugh MclIlmoyle, and Ipswich T.
buy Bryan Hamilton from Linfield for £30,000. Hamilton was the Ulster Player of
the Year.
16 1974 World Cup draw. England are grouped with Wales and Poland, and Scotland
are in the same section as Czechoslovakia and Denmark ... Manchester U.’s
ground at Old Trafford is closed for two weeks, following a knife-throwing inci-
dent in a match against Newcastle U. in February.
18 Pele plays his last match for Brazil. A crowd of 200,000 see the home team draw
with Yugoslavia in the Maracana Stadium in Rio . . . Enrique Sivori takes over as
Estudiantes manager.
22 Jon Sammels (Arsenal) joins Ipswich T. for £100,000 ... European Cup winners
Ajax refuse to take part in the World Club Championship, due to ugly scenes of
several matches played in the past. Nacional (Uruguay) ask the U.E.F.A. to put
pressure on the Dutch club.
25 Chelsea, on tour, beat Halmstad, the Swedish Second Division side, 6-0, Tommy
Baldwin scoring a hat-trick ... Boniperti is elected as the President of Juventus.
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26 Bobby Brown is dismissed by the Scottish F.A. after four years of managing the
national team. i
31 It is decided that in the forthcoming Watney Cup, the off-side rule will apply only
within the penalty area.
Other transfers:
Dennis Booth (Charlton Ath) to Crewe Alex.; Mike Cave (Torquay U.) to Bourne-
mouth; Ian Davidson (York C.) to Bournemouth; Alan Dovey (Chelsea) to
Brighton; Colin Garwood (Peterborough) to Oldham Ath.; Jimmy Grummett
(Lincoln C.) to Aldershot; Derek Harrison (Leicester C.) to Torquay U.; Bill Kit-
chener (Torquay U.) to Bournemouth; David Lill (Rotherham U.) to Cambridge
U.; Norman Lloyd (Preston N.E.) to Southport; Francis McMahon (Waterford)
to Lincoln C.; David Provan (C. Palace) to Plymouth Arg.; John Richardson
(Derby Co.) to Notts. Co.; John B. Ritchie (Brechin) to Bradford C.; John Saun-
ders (Newport) to Leeds U.; James Thomson (Newcastle U.) to Grimsby T.; Alan
Wilks (Q.P.R.) to Gillingham; Quintin Young (Ayr U.) to Coventry C.
August
1 Benfica beat Arsenal 2-0 in a friendly in Lisbon . . . Halifax T. beat Manchester U.
2-1 in the Watney Cup.
3 Wyn Davies (Newcastle U.) transferred to Manchester C. for £60,000.
4 Arsenal gain their revenge over Benfica, thrashing them 6-2 at Highbury. The
Portuguese players attack referee Norman Burtenshaw, who in turn reports the
entire team to the U.E.F.A.... Chelsea draw with F.C. Bruges 1-1 in Belgium...
George Kirby is appointed as the new manager of Watford in place of Ken Furphy,
who took over at Blackburn R.
Charlie George is out of football for two months with a knee injury, which needs
a cartilage operation.
W.B.A. 4, Colchester U. 4 in the Watney Cup Final, but the Fourth Division side
win on penalties, Phil Bloss, aged 17, scoring from the spot to make sure of the
trophy.
Rangers beat Tottenham H. in a friendly 1-0 in Glasgow .. . John Flowers (Don-
caster R.) signs for Port Vale.
Alan Foggon (Newcastle U.) transferred to Cardiff C.
Terry Hibbitt (Leeds U.) joins Newcastle U.; Willie Irvine (Preston N.E.) signs for
Brighton, and Jimmy Lindsay (West Ham U.) joins Watford. Gerry Sweeney
(Morton) signs for Bristol C. for £20,000.
A notice drawing the attention of players to ‘bookable’ offences will face them as
they change before matches this season. The F.A. have sent copies to all member
clubs, because they found last season that many players were not aware of the reasons
for their bookings .. . Frank Brogan (Ipswich T.) transferred to Morton.
14 The League season opens: Arsenal (double-holders) beat Chelsea (European Cup
Winners Cup holders) 3-0 at Highbury ... Kevin Keegan makes his league debut
for Liverpool, scoring their first goal in a 2-1 win over Nottingham F. at Anfield.
17 Sheffield U. beat Leeds U. 3-0 at Bramell Lane; Norman Hunter booked ...
‘Refs revolution!’ is the new slogan. The Football League, in conjunction with the
F.A., instructed the referees to enforce the laws of the game to the letter. Players
will be cautioned for technical offences, tactical fouls, deliberate handling, while
the tackle from behind is outlawed. At last British football has fallen in line with the
Continental interpretation of the rules.
18 George Best sent off against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in a match that Manchester
U. win 3-2. After the game Chelsea manager Dave Sexton announces that Peter
Osgood is on the transfer list for lack of effort . . . Trouble at Tottenham — hooligans
fire metal staples at three Newcastle U. players.
19 Roger Hoy (Luton T.) joins Cardiff C. for £25,000.
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20 The price for Peter Osgood is estimated to be £250,000 ... Manchester U. beat
Arsenal 3-1 at Anfield, Liverpool, a ‘home’ match, to go top of the First Division.
21 Osgood plays for Chelsea, who draw 2-2 with Manchester C. at Stamford Bridge...
Sheffield U. win 1-0 at Everton to move back to the top of the First Division.
Newcastle beat Liverpool 3-2, Malcolm Macdonald scoring a hat-trick ... Ian
Bowyer also scores 3, for Orient in a 4-1 win over Cardiff C. .. . Experts say that the
new ‘refs’ code is the best thing that happened to football in the last ten years.
After eight days of the new season the toll is four sent off, 120 booked.
22 Valencia beat Union Luxembourg in Preliminary round of European Cup 3-1.
23 West Ham U. gain their first point of the season in a goal-less draw with Ipswich T.
at Upton Park ... Manchester U. beat W.B.A. 3-1 at Stoke — another of their
rearranged ‘home’ matches.
24 Sheffield U. win 1-0 at Arsenal, to complete three successive wins over the League
champions of the past three seasons — Everton, Leeds U. and Arsenal. It’s the first
home league defeat for the Gunners since January, 1970... Chelsea still without a
win, beaten 2-0 at Everton.
25 Coventry C. sign Ian St. John on a one-year contract from South African club
Hellenic... Leeds U. draw 1-1 with Tottenham H. at Hull, their second draw from
away ‘home’ games . .. Notts. Co. beat Orient 3-1 in a League Cup replay . . . Three
players booked at Newcastle in a 0-0 draw between Newcastle U. and Huddersfield
T. — Jimmy Lawson and Frank Worthington (Huddersfield T.) and Terry Hibbitt
(Newcastle U.), Levski-Spartak win the Bulgarian Cup, and Valencia complete
the ‘double’ over Union with a 1-0 victory to take the tie on aggregate 4-1... C.
Palace Chairman Arthur Wait at a Press Conference, calls for the mass resignation
of the Football League management committee, and the removal of Secretary
Alan Hardaker. Said that clubs were not consulted before the League’s directive to
referees about interpretation of the laws were issued.
26 Gordon Milne, ex-Liverpool star, and manager of Wigan Ath., appointed as the
new manager of England’s Youth side . . . Four players appearing before Disciplin-
ary Committees all received suspended sentences and a fine - Roger Hoy (Cardiff C.)
21 days; John Kaye (W.B.A.) Ray Pettit (Hull C.) and Ron Wigg (Watford), each
14 days... Mixed reaction from Club Chairmen towards Arthur Wait’s statement —
wide support for Sir Matt Busby as the new supremo of League Soccer. . . Transfers
expected shortly: Dave Clements and Brian Joicey (Coventry C.) both to join
Sheffield W., and Chris Chilton (Hull C.) to join Coventry C.
27 Clements and Joicey join Sheffield W. for a combined fee of £100,000 ... John
Craggs transferred to Middlesbrough from Newcastle U. for £60,000.
28 Arsenal lose 1-0 at home to Stoke C. — their third successive defeat... West Ham U.
and Chelsea both gain their first wins, Sheffield U. still lead the First Division... At
Selhurst Park, play held up for five minutes over a disputed C. Palace goal. Steve
Kember sportingly admitted that the ball had not gone into the net, and the match
ended 1-1. Bernard Purdie (Chester) scored the only league hat-trick, getting four
goals in a 5-1 home win over Gillingham .. . 40 more players booked.
29 F. C. Zurich beat Grasshoppers 2-1 in a Swiss League match. Schalke ’04 top the
Bundesliga, Feyenoord lead in Holland.
30 Coventry C. sign Chris Chilton from Hull C. for £92,000, but lose 4-0 to West Ham
U. at Upton Park in the evening . . . 22 players booked, Tony Hateley sent off...
Terry Parmenter joins Gillingham from Orient.
31 Dave Sexton announces that Peter Osgood has been taken off the transfer list . .
Thirteen more players booked, including Derek Dougan, Chairman of the P.F.A.
in Wolverhampton W.’s home match against C. Palace . . . Sheffield U. move three
points clear at the top of the First Division with a 3-1 home win over Huddersfield
T. ... Manchester U. suffer their first League defeat — 1-0 at Everton ... In the
League Cup, Aston Villa, last season’s finalists, finally beat Wrexham in a first
round second replay 4-3 at the Hawthorns . . . Bournemouth move to the top of the
Third Division with a 1-0 home win over Blackburn R.
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September
il Chelsea with Chris Garland from Bristol C. for £100,000, gain their first home
win of the season, beating W.B.A. 1-0 at Stamford Bridge . . . Leeds U. beat New-
castle U. 5-1 at ‘Hillsborough’. . . Nigel Edwards (Chester) sent off in a 0-0 draw at
Aldershot ... Another 16 players booked in League matches ... Lew Chatterley
(Aston Villa) joins Northampton T. on loan ... Tottenham H. beat Torino 1-0 in
Turin in the first leg of the Anglo-Italian League Cup Winners Cup Final, Martin
Chivers scoring the goal.
Aston Villa given a £3,000 fine ‘suspended sentence’ until the end of the 1972-73
season, at an F.A. Disciplinary Committee meeting.
Fifty more players booked — total for season now 292 ... Arsenal beat W.B.A.
1-0 at the Hawthorns. Sheffield U. still at the top of the First Division with a 3-2
win at Nottingham F. Birmingham C. beat Charlton Ath. 4-1 at St. Andrews, with
three goals from striker Bob Latchford. Notts. Co. still at the top of the Third
Division, winning at Walsall 2-1, both goals coming from Tony Hateley. Bristol R.
hit 7 at home to Bradford C., Brian Godfrey scoring a hat-trick ... Frank Brogan
returns from Scotland, and rejoins Ipswich T.
The Professional Footballers’ Association held a seven-hour management committee
meeting in Manchester — demanded an ‘immediate and urgent’? meeting with
soccers’ bosses. Chairman Derek Dougan said: ‘The livelihood of our members has
been put in jeopardy. We appreciate that something needed to be done to improve
the game — but we are upset and astonished that they did not consult us. We are
getting away from commonsense and instead finding chaos and confusion. It is
imperative that we get around a table and talk — and we must do it as soon as
possible’ .. . In the European Championship Austria beat Sweden 1-0.
Bert Head holds a four-hour meeting with his C. Palace players, and accuses some
of not trying — Head adds three reserves to his first-team squad for the League
Cup-tie with Luton T. .. . First Division players out with injuries include Jeff Astle
(appendix) and Bobby Moncur (leg injury) ... U.E.F.A. announced that the
European Cup Final will be played in Rotterdam on May 31.
Huddersfield T. place Northern Ireland international Jimmy Nicholson on the
transfer list, and sign Bury’s centre-half David Lyon, 19, for £15,000. . . Bradford
C. dismiss Jimmy Wheeler as manager, and appoint ex-England international
Ray Wilson in a caretaker capacity . . . Football League Cup second round shocks —
Charlton Ath. 3, Leicester C. 1, Coventry C. 0, Burnley 1, and Huddersfield T. 0
Bolton W. 2... Kevin Hegarty transferred from Hearts to Carlisle U. ... Brian
Phillips, the former Mansfield T. player banned from the game for life after
the 1963 bribery affair was freed under the new rule enabling banned players to
appeal after seven years ... Notts. Co. sign Willie Carlin from Leicester C. for
£25,000 ... F.IL.F.A. decides not to get involved with women’s soccer.
Roger Cross joins Fulham from Brentford ... Vic Halom (Fulham) placed on the
transfer list... West Germany beat Mexico 5-0 in a friendly international . . . In the
second round of the League Cup, Tottenham H. (holders) win 1-0 at W.B.A.,
and West Ham U. are held to a 1-1 draw at Upton Park by Cardiff C.
Ferenc Puskas presents the Rothmans Golden Boots winners with their awards at a
luncheon held in London...Halom leaves Fulham and signs for Luton T.
Ipswich T. sign Allan Hunter from Blackburn R. for £60,000 plus Bobby Bell.
Blackburn R. sign Terry Garbett from Watford ... Malcolm Allison is quoted as
saying that he would like to manage the Scottish national side on a part-time basis
for the 1974 World Cup.
10 Tommy Carroll walks out on his club, Ipswich T., and returns home to Dublin...
Bertie Lutton Wolverhampton W. joins Brighton on a loan transfer ... Bertie
Vogts is voted the Footballer of the Year in West Germany.
11 Arsenal beat Leeds U. 2-0 at Highbury, but Sheffield U., who draw 2-2 at home to
Tottenham H., still lead the First Division. Other Division leaders: Bristol (Ore
Notts. Co. and Grimsby T. Leicester gain their first away win of the season — 2-1
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at Ipswich T. Ted MacDougall scores a hat-trick in Bournemouth’s 4-1 home win
over Rochdale.
12 Tommy Docherty appointed as Scottish team manager on a trial basis — in charge
for the next two internationals, both European Championship games.
13 George Best, at a personal hearing, is cleared by an F.A. Disciplinary Committee in
London, after being sent off against Chelsea.
14 Tottenham H. open Britain’s assault on European trophies with a 6-1 away win over
Keflavik (Iceland) in the new U.E.F.A. Cup, Alan Gilzean scoring a hat-trick.
15 Bobby Gould transferred from Wolverhampton W. to W.B.A. for £60,000... The
Football League announce a 14-strong squad to play the League of Ireland in
Dublin on September 22. An active night in European competitions; In the
European Cup Arsenal win 3-1 in Norway against Stromgodset, but Celtic
lose 2-1 away to BK 1903 Copenhagen. Ajax start their defence of
the trophy with a 2-0 win over Dynamo Dresden. Peter Osgood scores a
hat-trick for Chelsea, who crush Jeunesse Hautcharage 8-0 in Luxembourg in the
Cup Winners Cup. Liverpool are beaten 2-1 by Servette in Switzerland, and Cardiff
C. draw 1-1 with Dynamo (East Berlin) in Germany, conceding the equaliser in the
last minute. In the U.E.F.A. Cup Leeds U. win 2-0 away to Lierse (Belgium),
Southampton beat Atletico Bilbao 2-1 at the Dell, and Wolverhampton W. beat
Academica, Portugal 3-0 at Molineux.
16 Derby Co. sign Roger Davies from Southern League Worcester C. for £10,000.
Other transfers - John Fairbrother (Northampton T.) to Mansfield T., and Len
Kinsella (Carlisle U. ) to Rochdale.
17 Millwall sign South African striker Derek Smethurst from Chelsea for £33,000...
Southend U. beat Grimsby T. 3-1, Billy Best scoring a hat-trick.
18 Sheffield U. keep their place at the top of the First Division with a 1-0 win at
Leicester C., Alan Woodward scoring the only goal of the game direct from a corner
in the last minute of the match. George Best scores a hat-trick in Manchester U.’s
4-2 win over West Ham U.
21 Leicester C. sign Alan Birchenall from C. Palace for £100,000. C. Palace sign Bobby
Kellard from Leicester C. for £50,000 and John Craven from Blackpool for £40,000.
22 Chelsea sign Steve Kember from C. Palace for £150,000. C, Palace agreed terms
with Airdrieonians for Sammy Goodwin . .. The Football League beat the League
of Ireland 2-1... In the European championship Russia beat Northern Ireland 1-0,
and in the League Cup replay West Ham U. won 2-1 at Cardiff, Geoff Hurst
scoring two late goals. In the second leg of the Anglo-Italian League Cup Winners
Cup Final, Tottenham H. beat Torino 2-0 with goals by Chivers and Gilzean, and
win 3-0 on aggregate. In the match played for permanent possession of the old
Fairs Cup, Barcelona beat Leeds U. 2-1 in Barcelona.
23 C. Palace sign Bobby Bell from Blackburn R. for £55,000. John Price (Stockport)
transferred to Blackburn R.
25 Sheffield U. still at the top of the First Division with a three point lead, after a 1-0
home win over Chelsea. C. Palace, with three new players in the side, beat Everton
2-1 at Selhurst Park. Richie Barker (Notts. Co.) transferred to Peterborough U.
ju C. Palace complete the signing of Sammy Goodwin from Airdrieonians for £40,000,
28 Tottenham H. beat Keflavik (Iceland) 9-0 at White Hart Lane in the second leg of
their U.E.F.A. Cup tie, to win 15-1 on aggregate. Martin Chivers nets a hat-trick for
Spurs. Rangers beat Rennes (France) 1-0 at Ibrox to win 2-1 on aggregate.
Norwich C. opened a three-point lead at the top of Division 2, beating Preston N.E.
2-0 at Deepdale. Arthur Bellamy scored a hat-trick in Burnley’s 6-1 thumping of
Orient, and other hat-trick men included Bob Latchford for Birmingham C. against
Watford (4-1), Bobby Owen for Carlisle U. against Charlton Ath. (5-2) and Carl
Gilbert who scored all four of Rotherham U.’s goals in their 4-0 defeat of Swansea
C. ... Blackburn R. signed Ben Arentoft from Newcastle U. for £25,000, and
Doncaster R. signed Graham Moore from Charlton Ath. Fulham placed both
Jimmy Dunne and Stan Horne on the transfer list.
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29 Chelsea beat Jeunesse Hautcharage 13-0 in their return Cup Winners Cup match at
Stamford Bridge, winning the tie 21-0 on aggregate, to set up a new record score
for European competitive club matches. Peter Osgood scores five times and Tommy
Baldwin also hits a hat-trick. Osgood’s goals, eight in the tie, equalled the individual
scoring record. Arsenal beat Stromgodset 4-0 at Highbury to win 7-1 on aggregate,
and Celtic also make further progress in the European Cup, beating BK 1903 3-0
at Parkhead to win 4-2. Cardiff C. draw 1-1 at Ninian Park with Dynamo in the
Cup Winners Cup, to make the aggregate score, 2-2, but lose 5-4 on penalties.
Liverpool beat Servette 2-0 at Anfield, to win their tie 3-2. In the U.E.F.A. Cup
Derek Dougan hits a hat-trick for Wolverhampton W. who win 4-1 away to
Academica, and take the tie 7-1. In other ties Aberdeen win 1-0 against Celta Vigo
(3-0 aggregate) and St. Johnstone win 3-0 at home to S.V. Hamburg (4-2 aggregate).
But two English clubs crash, Leeds U. going down sensationally 4-0 at Elland
Road against Lierse (Belgium) to lose 4-2, and Southampton being beaten 2-0 by
Bilbao in Spain (aggregate score 2-3) ... The vital Third Division clash between
Notts. Co. and Bournemouth ends all square at 1-1.
30 Keith Weller moves from Chelsea to Leicester C. for £100,000, and Derby Co. pay
£20,000 for Blackburn R.’s 17-year-old goalkeeper Graham Moseley. Other goal-
keepers on the move include Tranmere R.’s Frank Lane, who joins Liverpool for
£30,000, and Tommy Lawrence, who goes in the opposite direction on a loan basis...
Ten players appealed to an independent tribunal over the terms of their contracts
offered this season — John Dempsey and Stewart Houston (Chelsea), Colin Viljoen
and Ian Collard (Ipswich T.), Eric McMordie (Middlesbrough), Les Wilson
(Wolverhampton W.), Ray Treacy (Charlton Ath.), Ray Evans (Tottenham H.),
Norman Corner and Bruce Bannister (Bradford C.).
Other transfers:
Pat Howard (Barnsley) to Newcastle U.; David Lyon (Bury) to Huddersfield T.;
Tommy Murray (Carlisle U.) to Hearts; Alan Tarbuck (Chester) to Preston N.E.;
David Woodfield (Wolverhampton W.) to Watford;
October
2 Manchester U. beat Sheffield U. 2-0 at Old Trafford. Sheffield’s first defeat of the
season, and the win enables Manchester U. to close the gap at the top of the First
Division to a single point. In Division Two, Norwich C. draw 0-0 at home to Q.P.R.,
while Millwall move into third place with a 2-1 home win over Carlisle U. John
O’Mara scores another hat-trick for Brentford, who beat Northampton T. 6-1,
while Alf Wood scores five of Shrewsbury T.’s goals in their 7-1 home win over
Blackburn R.
Orient sign Phil Hoadley from C. Palace for £30,000 ... Tommy Docherty
announces his Scottish squad for the European Championship match against
Portugal at Hampden Park on October 13. It includes Arsenal goalkeeper Bob
Wilson, who was born in Chesterfield but has Scottish parents, his teammate
George Graham, and Sheffield U.’s skipper Eddie Colquhoun ... Tottenham H.
are fined £200 by an F. A. Disciplinary Committee, after the staple-firing incident
at their ground during the match with Newcastle U. on August 18.
In the third round of the League Cup, Bolton W., at home to Manchester G,
produce the shock result of the night, winning 3-0 with a hat-trick from 20-year-old
Garry Jones. Aston Villa, after being 2-0 down, fight back to draw 2-2 at C. Palace,
and Sheffield U., at home to York C., struggle through 3-2, Alan Woodward
scoring the winning goal two minutes from time. Liverpool beat Southampton 1-0
at Anfield with a goal from Steve Heighway.
Tottenham H., the holders, have a comfortable 4-1 win at Torquay U. in the League
Cup, and Arsenal easily beat Newcastle U. 4-0 at Highbury. In other ties Chelsea
draw at Nottingham F, (1-1), Stoke C. draw at Oxford (1-1), Leeds U. draw at
West Ham (0-0), and Manchester U. are held 1-1 by Burnley at Old Trafford.
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Norwich C. pay £40,000 for Rochdale striker David Cross, and win their League
Cup tie with Carlisle U. 4-1 at Carrow Road.
David Lennard joins Blackpool from Halifax T.
Sheffield U. lose at home for the first time, 3-2 to Stoke C., and Manchester Us
with a 3-0 win at Huddersfield, take over as League leaders. In battle at the bottom
of the Division, W.B.A. win 2-0 at C. Palace with goals from Tony Brown and
Bobby Gould. Giacinto Facchetti plays his 60th game for Italy — an all-time record.
Italy beat Sweden 3-0, and qualify for the quarter-finals.
Q.P.R. sign Terry Mancini from Orient for £30,000.
League Cup replays, - Chelsea beat Nottingham F. 2-1, and Preston N.E. beat
Watford 2-1.
Bolton W. sign Gareth Williams from Bury.
England win their European Championship tie in Basle against Switzerland 3-2,
Geoff Hurst, Martin Chivers and Weibel (og) score for England, and Switzerland
reply through Jeandupeux and Kunzli. Scotland, under Tommy Docherty, beat
Portugal 2-1, John O’Hare and Archie Gemmill score for Scotland, Northern
Ireland draw 1-1 with Russia and Wales beat Finland 3-0... Ina League Cup replay,
Aston Villa beat C. Palace 2-0.
16 Manchester U. beat Derby Co. 1-0 at Old Trafford via George Best to stay at the top
of the table. Derby were the last unbeaten side in the First Division. In the Second
Division Norwich C. beat Luton T. 3-1 at Carrow Road, and Millwall win 3-1
against Bristol C. at the Den... Q.P.R. sign striker John O’Rourke from Coyentry
C. for £70,000.
18 At an F.A. Disciplinary Committee meeting, Aston Villa’s Bruce Rioch is sus-
pended for four weeks.
19 C. Palace sign John Hughes and Willie Wallace from Celtic for a combined fee of
£50,000 .. . Millwall suffer their first league defeat, losing 1-0 at Middlesbrough,
to an 88th minute goal by John Hickton.
21 Bobby Ham joins Rotherham U. from Preston N.E., and Everton pay Falkirk
£70,000 for full back John McLaughlin.
23 Manchester U. win 1-0 at Newcastle with a Gorge Best goal, to extend their lead at
the top of the First Division. Derby Co. beat Arsenal 2-1 at the Baseball Ground. In
the vital match in Division Two, Norwich C. suffer their first league defeat, losing
2-1 at Millwall.
20 Moenchengladbach beat Inter 7-1 in a European Cup tie in Germany. Inter centre-
forward Roberto Boninsegna is carried off after being hit on the head by a beer can
thrown by the crowd. The Italians claim the match. In other ties, Arsenal win away
to Grasshoppers (Zurich) and Ujpest Dozsa beat Valencia 1-0 in Spain.
25 Derek Dougan, Chairman of the P.F.A., successfully appeals against a booking
received against C, Palace. The booking would be recorded, but would not count
against him.
26 In the League Cup Blackpool beat Aston Villa 4-1, but the other three ties are
drawn, Arsenal v Sheffield U. (0-0), Q.P.R. v Bristol R. (1-1), and Grimsby T. v
Norwich C. (1-1). The U.E.F.A. cancel the 7-1 Moenchengladbach result, and another
match is arranged in West Berlin. The Greek team Panionios is thrown out of the
U.E.F.A. Cup, because of their players behaviour in a game against Ferencvaros.
27 West Ham U. beat Liverpool 2-1 in the League Cup, but the other three ties are
drawn, making a total of six replays necessary. Manchester U. draw 1-1 at Old
Trafford with Stoke C., but both Tottenham H. and Chelsea are held by lower
opponents, Preston N.E. drawing 1-1 at White Hart Lane, and Bolton W. drawing
1-1 at Stamford Bridge. In the European Championship Russia draw 0-0 with
Spain in Seville and reach the last eight, while Wales lose 1-0 in Czechoslovakia . . .
Fulham sign Alan Stephenson on a two month loan from West Ham U., and
Birmingham C. pay Carlisle U. £80,000 for Bob Hatton. Barry Endean (Charlton
Ath.) and Eammon Rogers (Blackburn R.) are involved in a swop deal between the
two clubs ... Juventus beat Aberdeen 2-0 in a U.E.F.A. Cup tie.
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28 Blackpool’s Scottish international Tony Green signs for Newcastle U. for £140,000.
2D) Bournemouth maintain their pressure at the top of the Third Division, beating
Mansfield T. 5-0 away, Ted MacDougall scoring a hat-trick.
30 Manchester U. lose their unbeaten record at Old Trafford, going down 1-0 to
Leeds U. Derby Co. maintain their challenge with a 2-0 win at Nottingham F.
Other transfers:
Mike Allen (Middlesbrough) to Brentford; Stan Bowles (Crewe Alex.) to Carlisle
U.; Lew Chatterley (Aston Villa) to Northampton T. ; Malcolm Darling (Norwich C.)
to Rochdale; Chris Fagan (Liverpool) to Tranmere R.; Tony Field (Southport) to
Blackburn R.; Fred Goodwin (Blackburn R.) to Southport; Mick Heaton (Sheffield
U.) to Blackburn R.; Brian Hill (Coventry C.) to Torquay U.; Gordon Hindson
(Newcastle U.) to Luton T.; Jimmy McGill (Huddersfield T.) to Hull C.; Ian
Mitchell (Newcastle U.) to Dundee U.; Pat Morrissey (Crewe Alex.) to Chester;
Martin O’Neill (Distillery) to Nottingham F.; Alex Reid (Dundee U.) to Newcastle
U.; Chris Simpkin (Hull C.) to Blackpool.
November
1 Death threats to George Best force Manchester U. to withdraw him trom the
Northern Ireland squad to play Spain in Belfast on November 10.
7) Sir Alf Ramsey picks England’s 23-strong squad for their European Championship
match with Switzerland. It includes Rodney Marsh (Q.P.R.) In a U.E.F.A. Cup tie,
Tottenham H. beat Nantes (France) 1-0 at White Hart Lane with a goal from Martin
Peters, and win the tie by the same score. Bristol R. beat Q.P.R. 1-0 in their replayed
League Cup tie.
Chelsea, the European Cup Winners Cup holders, are knocked out of the tourna-
ment when they are held to a 1-1 draw by the Swedish team Atvidaberg at Stamford
Bridge. With the aggregate score 1-1, Chelsea lose on the away goals ruling. Liver-
pool are beaten in the same competition, losing 3-1 to Bayern Munich. In the Euro-
pean Cup, Arsenal beat Grasshoppers 3-0 at Highbury, and in the U.E.F.A. Cup
St. Johnstone lose 1-0 away to Vasas, Budapest, but win 2-1 on aggregate, and
Wolverhampton W. beat A.D.O. The Hague 4-0 at Molineux, with a goal by
Derek Dougan and three own goals. Real Madrid are eliminated from the com-
petition. Inter beat Moenchengladbach 4-2 in Italy in the European Cup ... Asa
Hartford is transferred from W.B.A. to Leeds U. for £170,000.
Hughie Reed moves from W.B.A. to Plymouth Arg. for £10,000. Other transfers,
Mike Bickle from Plymouth Arg. to Gillingham for £7,000, Rod Belfitt from Leeds
U. to Ipswich T. for £40,000, and Frank Brogan moves from Ipswich T. to Halifax
T. — his third move of the season!
The Asa Hartford transfer deal is called off, when a suspected hole in-the-heart
condition is found during the Leeds medical examination ... In the big First
Division game, Manchester C. and Manchester U. draw 3-3 at Maine Road.
Derby Co. beat C. Palace 3-0 at home, to stay in second place. Norwich C., with a
2-1 win at Hull, maintain their lead in the Second Division, with Millwall, 3-2
winners over Watford, in second place. In the Third Division, Bournemouth and
Notts. Co. who both win, move 5 and 4 points clear of the rest of the field ... In
Uruguay, footballers go on strike for more pay.
After examinations by specialists, Asa Hartford is given the all-clear to re-start
training with W.B.A. . . . In League Cup replays, Chelsea win 6-0 at Bolton, Tommy
Baldwin scoring a hat-trick, Tottenham H. win 2-1 at Preston after extra time, and
Sheffield U. beat Arsenal 2-0. Stoke C. and Manchester U. still deadlocked at 0-0
after extra time.
10 Tommy Lawrence, on a loan transfer, is finally signed by Tranmere R., and Frank
Wignall joins Mansfield T. from Derby Co. ... At Wembley, England can only
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draw 1-1 with Switzerland, Mike Summerbee scoring for them ... Referee Van
Ravens is suspended because of his blunder in ordering penalty kicks to be taken at
Lisbon, when Rangers eliminated Sporting Lisbon in the Cup Winners Cup on
the away goals rule.
13 Manchester U. stay top of the First Division, beating Tottenham H. 3-1 at Old
Trafford.
14 The first Qualifying match for the 1974 World Cup — Malta 0, Hungary 2.
15 In their League Cup second replay, Stoke C. eventually beat Manchester U. 2-1 at
the Victoria Ground.
17 The League Cup quarter-finals: Tottenham H. have a comfortable 2-0 home win
over Blackpool, and Chelsea gain an excellent 1-0 victory at Norwich, the
Second Division leaders, with a goal by Peter Osgood. At Upton Park West Ham U.
run riot, beating Sheffield United 5-0, with a hat-trick from Bryan Robson ...
Brito (Brazil), a member of the World Cup winning team, is suspended for one
year after striking a referee. In the European championship West Germany qualify
for the last eight with a 0-0 draw against Poland, and Holland, with a hat-trick
from Johann Cruyff, register the highest score of the tournament, beating Luxem-
bourg 8-0 ... Aberdeen go out of the U.E.F.A. Cup ... Watford sign Everton’s
reserve goalkeeper, Andy Rankin, for £15,000.
20 Manchester U., with a 3-2 home win over Leicester C., still lead the First Division.
Denis Law scores twice for United. Derby Co., in second place, win 3-0 at home to
Sheffield U., and Manchester C. win 2-0 at West Ham. Arsenal, after being 1-0 up
at half-time, crash 5-1 at Wolverhampton W., and Everton thrash Southampton 8-0
at Goodison Park, Joe Royle scoring four times, and David Johnson collecting a
hat-trick. In the F.A. Cup, Ted MacDougall sets a new scoring record with nine
goals in Bournemouth’s 11-0 home win over Southern Leaguers Margate. Brighton
beat Hillingdon 7-1, while Colchester U., last years’ shock winners over Leeds U.,
are beaten 4-1 at home by Shrewsbury T. Aston Villa lose 1-0 at Southend, while
non-league clubs to progress included Wigan Ath., who beat Halifax T. 2-1 at
wigan, and amateurs Blyth Spartans, who win 1-0 at Crewe.
21 Dynamo Kiev win the Russian title, and qualify for the 1972-73 European Cup!...
22 Steve Kember (Chelsea) replaces his club-mate Alan Hudson, and Bobby Parker
(Coventry C.) replaces Derek Jeffries (Manchester C.) in England’s Under 23 side
to play Switzerland...In F. A. Cup replays, Port Vale beat Blackburn R. 3-1.
Peterborough U. beat Redditch 6-0, Mansfield T. beat Chester 4-3, and Swansea C.
win 3-2 at Brentford. In a fourth qualifying round fifth replay, Alvechurch beat
Oxford C. 1-0 at Villa Park. The two teams had played a total of eleven hours, a new
record.
23 In the League Cup, Stoke C. qualified for the semi-finals with a 4-2 away win over
Bristol R. ... Rotherham beat Frickley Colliery 4-0 in an F. A. Cup replay.
24 Bertie Mee drops Charlie George and Sammy Nelson from the Arsenal team to play
Tottenham H. at White Hart Lane. Result: a 1-1 draw ... England’s Under 23
international against Switzerland also ends 1-1 ... Wolverhampton W. produce a
good result in the U.E.F.A. Cup, winning 1-0 in East Germany against Carl Zeiss
Jena with a goal from John Richards. Ciher results in the same competition: St.
Johnstone 1, Zeljeznicar 0; A. C. Milan 3, Dundee 0. Inthe European Champion-
ship, Rumania beat Wales 2-0 in Bucharest, and qualify for the quarter finals ...
Aldershot beat Alvechurch 4-2 in the First Round of the F. A. Cup, Derby Co. beat
Newcastle U. 1-0 at home in the first leg of the Texaco Cup semi-final, and Airdrie-
onians won 3-0 at Ballymena in the other tie.
25) Two of W.B.A.’s players are transferred: goalkeeper Jimmy Cumbes joins Aston
Villa for £35,000, and half-back John Kaye goes to Hull C. for £25,000. . . Jozsef
Zakarias, a member of the Hungarian wonder team of the fifties, dies at the age of
47.
2 George Best scores a hat-trick for Manchester U. who maintain their lead at the top
of the First Division with a 5-2 win at Southampton. Manchester C. are still in
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second position. At the top of Division Two, Norwich C. win 2-0 at home
Middlesbrough, but Millwall drop a point in a 0-0 draw at Hull.
28 Milan beat Inter 3-2 in the Italian local derby.
29 South Shields gain a 3-2 win at Scunthorpe in an F.A. Cup replay, to earn a home
Second round tie with Notts. Co.
Other transfers
Bruce Bannister (Bradford C.) to Bristol R.; Clint Boulton (Port Vale) to Torquay
U.; Tommy Carroll (Ipswich T.) to Birmingham C.; Jim Fryatt (Oldham Ath.) to
Southport; Pat Greenwood (Hull C.) to Barnsley; Neil Hague (Rotherham U.)
to Plymouth Arg.; Dai Jones (Mansfield T.) to Newport Co.; John McNamee
(Newcastle U.) to Blackburn R.; Terry Shanahan (Ipswich T.) to Halifax T.;
David Tearse (Leicester C.) to Torquay U.; Les Wilson (Wolverhampton W.)
to Bristol C.
December
1 England win their last European Championship tie, 2-0, in Greece, with goals from
Hurst and Chivers. In Amsterdam, Scotland lose 2-1 in a friendly to Holland...
In Berlin, Inter Milan qualify 4-2 on aggregate for the third round of the European
Cup with a 0-0 draw against Moenchengladbach.
2 Dennis Smith, Stoke C.’s centre-half, suspended for three weeks and fined £75 for
three cautions in 12 months at an F.A. Disciplinary Committee in London...
W.B.A. sign goalkeeper Graham Smith from Colchester U. for £10,000.
4 Manchester U. move five points clear at the top of the First Division, with a 3-2
home win over Nottingham F, Derby Co., with a 3-1 home win over Manchester C.,
moye into joint second place with City and Leeds U., who have a comfortable 3-0
home win over W.B.A. C. Palace produce the shock result, beating Sheffield U. 5-1
at Selhurst Park to pull themselves at last off the bottom of the table. In the Second
Division Eamonn Dunphy salvages a point for Millwall, scoring a late goal to give
them a 1-1 draw against Burnley at the Den. Hungary qualify for the last eight of
the European Championship. Ujpest Dozsa are the autumn leaders there, too, four
points clear of the field.
8 Les Barrett and Jimmy Conway both ask for transfers from Fulham ... In the
U.E.F.A. Cup Tottenham H. beat Rapid Bucharest 3-0 at White Hart Lane. Goal-
keeper Necula Raducanu clowns his way through a tragi-comedy of a match —
violence mixed with farce in an uneasy fashion. In other ties, Zeljeznicar, beat St.
Johnstone 5-1 (5-2 agg.), Dundee beat A.C. Milan 2-0, but lose 3-2 on aggregate,
and Wolverhampton W. beat Carl Zeiss Jena 3-0 (4-0 agg). Derek Dougan, with two
goals, broke Wolverhampton W.’s individual scoring record in European competi-
tions, his eight goals so far in the U.E.F.A. Cup taking him past Peter Broadbent’s
total of seven. West Ham U. win 2-1 at Stoke in the first leg of the League Cup semi-
final, and in the Texaco Cup semi-finals, Airdrieonians, with a 4-3 win (7-3 agg.)
over Ballymena, qualify to meet Derby Co., who beat Newcastle U. 3-2 after extra
time, and 4-2 on aggregate.
11 Manchester U.’s lead at the top of the First Division is cut to four points by their
neighbours City. United draw 1-1 at Stoke, but City beat Ipswich T. 4-0 at Maine
Road, Liverpool, with a hat-trick from Jack Whitham, beat Derby Co. 3-2 at
Anfield, and Leeds U. draw 0-0 with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. C. Palace, who
won 1-0 at Huddersfield, and Nottingham F., who beat Everton 1-0, pulled ahead
of W.B.A., who were beaten 3-0 at home by Newcastle U. and are now three points
adrift. Norwich C., Division Two leaders, drop a home point to bottom club
Watford, who equalised 30 seconds from the end through their new £7,000 signing
from Crewe Alex. Pat Morrissey. Millwall lose 4-0 at Preston, and Q.P.R. close
the gap at the top with a 4-1 win at Carlisle, Rodney Marsh scoring twice . . . In the
second round of the F.A. Cup, non-league clubs to win are Boston U. who beat
Hartlepool 2-1, and Blyth Spartans, who beat Stockport 1-0. Hereford U. held
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Northampton T. to a 0-0 draw. Barnet (v. Torquay U.) and South Shields (v. Notts.
Co.) both took early leads in their matches, but lost 4-1 and 3-1 respectively.
Bournemouth’s Ted MacDougall scored in their 2-0 home win over Southend U. —
his 31st goal of the season . . . The Belgium Cup is stolen by enraged fans, who are
disappointed over Beerschot’s poor league performances. Schalke ’04 beat Bayern
Munich 1-0, and finish on top of the Bundesliga at the time of the winter break.
12 Italian internationals Sandro Mazzola and Gianni Rivera are given decorations for
services to football, they are now Commanders of the Italian Republic.
13 The draw for the third round of the F.A. Cup includes several interesting fixtures.
Non-league teams rewarded with home games are Boston U. against Portsmouth,
and Blyth Spartans against Reading. Holders Arsenal (at Swindon) and Chelsea (at
Blackpool) are the only two London clubs that have to travel. The betting makes
Leeds U. favourites (6-1), with Manchester C. 9-1, Derby Co., Manchester U.,
Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham H. all at 10-1 ... Charlie George,
before an F.A. Disciplinary Committee, receives a three-week suspended sentence
and is fined £100 for three cautions ... Rotherham U. win 3-2 after extra time at
York, in their F.A. Cup replay ... Belgium applies to stage the finals of the
European Championships.
14 Tottenham H. win their U.E.F.A. Cup tie against Rapid Bucharest 2-0 in a vicious
game in Rumania, with goals by Jimmy Pearce and Martin Chivers. Pearce, a
second half substitute for Alan Gilzean, is only on the field for ten minutes, scoring
a goal, having another disallowed, and then being sent off for retaliation, along with
Rapid full -back Pop. After the match, Tottenham H. manager Bill Nicholson says
‘If this is European football, we are better out of it. I haven’t seen a dirtier game
in 30 years’. In Athens, Panathiniakos and Nacional draw 1-1 in the first leg of the
world Club Championship. Greek player Tomaras suffers a broken-leg, and the
Uruguayan Morales is sent off.
15 Stoke C. save their League Cup semi-final with West Ham U. in dramatic style at
Upton Park. With only three minutes of extra time remaining, Banks is penalised
for bringing down Harry Redknapp, but the England ’keeper brilliantly saves
Geoff Hurst’s penalty to make a third match necessary after a 1-0 win.
17 Peter Bonetti is carried off with an ankle injury in Chelsea’s 1-1 draw at Coventry.
David Webb playing in goal for an hour . . . Italian international captain Facchetti
is quoted as saying that the European Cup will die in three years unless the U.E.F.A.
clamp down on violence.
18 Both Manchester clubs drop points, United at Ipswich (0-0) and City surprisingly at
home to Leicester C. (1-1). Leeds U. draw 1-1 at C. Palace in a hard-fought game,
and Derby Co. close the gap with a 2-0 home win over Everton. W.B.A., adrift at
the bottom of the table, lose 2-0 to Arsenal, Don Howe’s old club, at Highbury. In
the Second Division, the leaders Norwich C. crash 3-0 at Carlisle to a Stan Bowles
hat-trick, and Millwall stage a dramatic come-back to draw 3-3 at Sunderland, after
being 3-1 down with five minutes left. Q.P.R. close the gap with a 3-0 home win over
Swindon T.
19 Sir Stanley Rous declares that he is in favour of the two-referee system.
20 Southern League side Hereford U. earn a Third round F.A. Cup tie at Newcastle by
beating Northampton T. 2-1 after extra time of their second replay held at the
Hawthorns — Hereford U.’s second F.A. Cup success against Northampton T. in
successive seasons.
21 The impending transfer of Alan Ball for £200,000 plus is ‘leaked’. Ball rumoured to
be joining Arsenal from Everton ... ‘Unknown’ Atletico Mineiro are the first
National champions of Brazil.
22 After further talks with manager Bertie Mee, Alan Ball signs for Arsenal for £220,000
...In the first leg of the League Cup semi-final, Chelsea beat Tottenham H. 3-2 at
Stamford Bridge. Peter Osgood opens the scoring, but in the second half Tottenham
H. hit two in 3 minutes through Terry Naylor and Martin Chivers. Chelsea stage a
great come-back, scoring twice in the last 15 minutes through Chris Garland (his
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first goal for the club) and John Hollins (a penalty after ‘hands’ by Naylor).
27 Manchester U. drop a home point in a 2-2 draw with Coventry C. Young and an
own-goal by Dunne shot Coventry C. into a 2-0 lead, but goals from Law and James
in the closing stages give United a point. Five Coventry C. players not ten yards
from a free kick are booked. Alan Ball makes a quiet debut for Arsenal in a 1-1
draw at Nottingham F. At the top of the table Manchester C. close the gap to 3
points with a 3-1 win at Stoke. At Stamford Bridge, Chelsea, without a goalkeeper,
are forced to play David Webb in goal against Ipswich T., but still manage to win
2-0. Regular ’keeper Peter Bonetti and deputy John Phillips are out with injury and
despite a motorway dash ‘A’ team goalkeeper Steve Sherwood arrives too late.
Paul Reaney decides that he is unhappy with the substitute’s role at Leeds, and is
granted a transfer request ... Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, the Penarol goalkeeper,
moves from his native Uruguay, and signs for Brazil’s Atletico Mineiro. The transfer
fee for this international star is only £35,000.
28 Nacional (Uruguay) win the World Club Championship, beating Panathinaikos
2-1, 3-2 on aggregate. Luis Artime, the Argentinian scores both Nacional goals.
29 Hans Bangerter, secretary of the U.E.F.A., warns that violence, on and off the field,
will be mercilessly punished by the Disciplinary Committee of the European Union
... Nottingham F. put six of their players on the transfer list, including Welsh
international Ronnie Rees. Tommy Docherty includes four Anglo-Scots in his
Under 23 squad for the match against West Germany’s Olympic team.
30 A preliminary meeting is held between the League and the F.A. to sort out the
fixture tangle and arrange next season’s programme. Denis Follows says ‘It is
unthinkable that the British Championship be terminated’. Sir Alf Ramsey stresses
the importance of keeping Under-23 internationals . . . Paul Reaney announces that
he wishes to stay at Leeds, and Alan Mullery decides to see a specialist about his
nagging groin injury ... Ron Yeats leaves Liverpool, and joins Tranmere R., where
he will act as player-cum-assistant manager to Dave Russell. . . A new ‘prohibition’
law is introduced by the Manchester Transport Police. Fans boarding the trains to
London, where Manchester U. are due to play West Ham U., will be frisked ...
Mike Kenning signs for Watford from Charlton Ath. for £10,000.
31 George Best admits ‘I'm off form, and I’m sick about the way I’m playing’ ...
Brian Clough, Derby Co. Manager, unleashes an attack on his players : ‘We
are not big enough and strong enough to dish it out when it needs to be dished out’.
Other transfers:
Joe Ashworth (Rochdale) to Chester; Kim Book (Northampton T.) to Doncaster
R.; Tommy Gemmell (Celtic) to Nottingham F.; Ray Harford (Mansfield T.) to
Port Vale; Stan Harland (Swindon T.) to Birmingham C.; Phil Hubbard (Lincoln
C.) to Norwich C.; Kenneth Johnson (Sheffield W.) to Newcastle U.; Mike Jones
(Orient) to Charlton Ath.; Fred Kemp (Blackpool) to Halifax T.; John Kurila
(Colchester U.) to Lincoln C.; Keith Lindsey (Southend U.) to Port Vale; Arthur
Marsh (Bolton W.) to Rochdale; Tommy Mitchinson (Torquay U.) to Bournemouth;
John Oldfield (Wolverhampton W.) to Bradford C.; Hugh Riley (Rochdale)
to Crewe Alex.; Ray Train (Walsall) to Carlisle U.
January 1972
1 Frank McLintock, Arsenal captain, is awarded the M.B.E. in the New Year’s
Honours List. First goal of the year scored by Dave Lennard (Blackpool), 30
seconds after the kick-off against Watford . . . Manchester U. are well beaten at
West Ham (3-0) and Leeds U.’s 2-0 win at Liverpool boosts their hopes, Derby Co.
respond to Brian Clough’s attack with a 1-0 win at home to Chelsea, for whom 18-
year-old Steve Sherwood makes his debut in goal. Q.P.R. keep up the pressure on
the leaders in the Second Division with a 3-1 win over Burnley, Mick Leach scoring
twice .. . Alan Ball’s father is quoted as saying ‘Alan didn’t want to move South,
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but Arsenal guaranteed him £12,500 a year’... Paul Hallows (Bolton W.) is carried
off with a fractured skull at York.
Record takings in Italy for a league match £130,000 in Milan, at a 0-0 draw between
Inter and Juventus . . . In Portugal, Benfica beat Sporting Lisbon 3-0 in their local
‘derby’ match . . . Ajax are now four points clear at the top of the Dutch League...
A group of English managers has initiated the idea of a Great Britain side taking
part in the ‘Little World Cup’ being held in Brazil.
Europe’s first all-weather pitch is opened in Islington. The cost of the pitch is
£130,000 . . . In Glasgow, Celtic score in the last minute to beat Rangers 2-1.
Bill Shankly attacks the Everton management for not attending Alan Ball’s discip-
linary hearing. However the appeal against Ball’s caution is successful. Vernon
Stokes, head of the F.A. Disciplinary Committee, announced that 1,114 players
have been booked so far this season. He has called a meeting of the chairmen of
the regional committees to discuss the problems arising from mass appeals . . .
Chelsea goalkeeper, Peter Bonetti, passes a fitness test, and is given the all-clear to
play at Tottenham in the second leg of the League Cup semi-final.
Everton Chairman George Watts defends the club against Shankly’s charges. ‘We
didn’t know about the date of the hearing, and Mr Mee informed me that he does
not wish Mr Catterick to attend.’ Shankly, having consulted Arsenal secretary Bob
Wall, withdraws his previous statement . . . Cray Wanderers of the Metropolitan
League face extinction after 100 years . . . Ray Kennedy (Arsenal), Alan West
(Burnley) and Phil Parkes (Q.P.R.) make their England Under 23 debut against
Wales at Swindon. Q.P.R. have to pay £3,000 to Walsall, Parkes’ previous club,
for this international honour! England win the match 2-0 with goals by Malcolm
Macdonald and MikeChannon . . . In the League Cup semi-final, Chelsea won their
way through to Wembley with a 2-2 drawat Tottenham. Chivers and Peters (penalty)
twice put Tottenham H. ahead, but Chris Garland, and Alan l_udson, who had
conceded the penalty, twice equalised. Hudson’s goal, shot direct from a free kick,
was scored only two minutes from time ... At Hillsborough, Stoke C.and West Ham
U. draw 0-0 after extra time, and a second replay is fixed for Old Trafford.
The League disclaims any blame for the fixture muddle, and attacks the U.E.F.A.
for the inconvenient European Championship quarter-final dates. Alan Hardaker
praises the Tottenham H.—Chelsea match. ‘It showed how top-class professionals
can produce a hard, fair, exciting game without having any trouble.’ But the Foot-
ball League is attacked by the Chairman of the National Federation of Supporters
Clubs, who feel that the banning of flags and banners is ‘ridiculous and pointless’ . . .
Bobby Howe, the West Ham utility player signs for Bournemouth, the £30,000
transfer fee bringing the Third Division club’s expenditure to £200,000 in the past
18 months . . . Real Madrid beat their local rivals Atletico 1-0 and stay top of the
Spanish League.
Denis Follows, F.A. Secretary, says that the League had at least a year’s prior
notification of all the U.E.F.A. and other international fixtures .. . George Best has
gone missing! The Irish international star has not reported for training at Old
Trafford all week, and is dropped from Manchester U.’s team to play Wolverhamp-
ton W. tomorrow. A meeting with Frank O’Farrell fixed for Monday.
Manchester U., without George Best, lose 3-1 at home to Wolverhampton W., in
sixth place, who win with goals by Dougan, Richards and McCalliog (penalty).
Sammy Mcllroy, Best’s replacement, scores United’s only goal five minutes from
time. Manchester C. and Leeds U. both draw and move a point closer, Manchester
C. 1-1 at Tottenham H., and Leeds U. surprisingly 2-2 v Ipswich T. at Elland Road.
Ipswich T. were 2-0 up, and Allan Clarke scored a controversial equalising goal
seven minutes from time with a swerving shot. At the bottom of the table, Willie
Wallace gave C. Palace both points at Nottingham F., while W.B.A. drew 2-2 with
Sheffield U. at home. In the Second Division, Norwich C. move five points clear
with a 2-1 home win over Fulham, Ken Foggo scoring their winner 20 seconds from
time. In the top of the table clash, Millwall and Q.P.R. drew 0-0 at the Den.
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10 George Best interviewed by Frank O’Farrell at Old Trafford. He is ordered to move
out of his luxury house, back into digs for the rest of the season. Also fined two
week’s wages, and ordered to train morning and afternoon for the rest of the week
to get fit for the Cup-tie against Southampton ... At an F.A. Disciplinary Com-
mittee hearing, Nottingham F.’s Sammy Chapman, already under a six-week
suspended sentence, was cleared after being sent off after an incident with Mick
Jones in the match against Leeds U. The Committee decided that (quote from
Committee Secretary Herbert Bird). ‘It was a mystery incident which few people
saw, and the linesman who drew the referee’s attention to it told the committee
that it was not a serious foul. The Committee took the view that, although it was
a sending-off offence, it was of a trivial nature. More important, they took into
account the remarkable improvement in Chapman’s conduct on the field since he
was put under the suspended sentence on January 20 last year. It’s obvious that
Chapman has made a big effort and he has now only ten days to go before he is free
of the six-weeks suspended sentence.’ Players appealing against bookings included
Frank Clark (Newcastle U.), Jim McCalliog (Wolverhampton W.), Neil Rioch
(Aston Villa), Roy McFarland (Derby Co.), Ollie Burton (Newcastle U.) and Mike
Bernard (Stoke C.).All had their cautions recorded. David Wagstaffe (Wolverhampton
W.) had a booking recorded, but it would not count as one of three . . lan Moore
reported to be unhappy at Nottingham F., but manager Matt Gillies still adamant
that he stays with the club.
11 ‘The pressure is on Arsenal’ says Dave Mackay, Swindon T.’s player/manager
before the third round F.A. Cup tie. Fulham intended to sign Alan Stephenson,
who has been on loan for ten weeks, for £40,000 . . . The F.A. Management Com-
mittee approached the Metropolitan London League, asking them to try out the
no-offside experiment for a full league season. Chairman Ken Aston, the F.I.F.A.
official, said that they should oblige, as the system might change the face of foot-
ball. . . Cliff Lloyd advises Bobby Bell to resume training with C. Palace. Manager
Bert Head says ‘He'll be very welcome. We have to sit down and discuss our
difficulties’.
12 A tremendous draw for British teams in Europe. England are drawn to play West
Germany in the European Championship quarter-finals, while in the Champions
Cup, Arsenal play the holders Ajax, and Celtic are paired with Ujpesti Dozsa. In
the U.E.F.A.Cup Tottenham H. have to travel to Rumania again, this time to play
U.T.A., and Wolverhampton W. are drawn against the crack Italian side Juventus.
Sir Alf Ramsey said that he was delighted with England’s pairing. Arsenal boss
Bertie Mee said ‘I’m very happy with the draw. Their kind of football is known
to us, but we have a great respect for their ability’... Fourth Division leaders
Brentford have appointed joint-chairmen, Les Davey and Walter Wheatley, in
place of Eric Radley-Smith.
13 Both Denis Follows and Alan Hardaker vow that the Football Association and
the Football League will do everything in their power to help England in her Euro-
pean Championship aspirations . . . Spain beat Hungary 1-0 in a friendly in
Madrid. Reading engage Charlie Hurley as their new manager . . . John Marsh
(Stoke C.) is fined £75 and given a 28-day suspended sentence . . George Best is
recalled for Manchester U.’s F.A. Cup clash with Southampton ... The Alan
Stephenson deal is off, Fulham being unable to meet West Ham U.’s terms . .
Bobby Bell discusses his problems with C. Palace manager Bert Head and decides
to resume training next Monday.
14 Magistrates clamping down on hooliganism. A Tottenham H. fan is fined £100 for
violence, and bound-over not to visit a football ground for a year... Jimmy
Greaves announces his come-back, and will make guest appearances on the Con-
sa with sit edt ahaHs age big Cup build-up begins, but several ties are in
oubt owing
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15 The Third round of the F.A. Cup produces few surprises. Cardiff C. beat Sheffield Us
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at Bramall Lane, and Hull (e., win 3-0 at Norwich. Amateurs Blyth Spartans force a
replay, drawing 2-2 with Reading, and Bobby Moore is carried off after ten minutes
of West Ham U.’s tie against Luton T. John Hughes (C. Palace) is sent-off by
referee Tommy Dawes against Everton in a hard game at Selhurst Park. Five
players were booked in the game, which was nearly abandoned due to spectator
invasions of the pitch. Both ’71 finalists opened with convincing away victories,
Arsenal 2-0 at Swindon, with Alan Ball scoring his first goal for the club, and
Liverpool 3-0 at Oxford.
17 C. Palace Chairman Arthur Wait blames Everton and referee Dawes for last
Saturday’s scandalous Cup-tie. ‘It was a diabolical game, and Everton were the
culprits. Dawes had a real stinker, at one stage I thought he was going to book the
corner flag’ . . . Eddie Kelly is left out of the Scottish Under-23 squad, Willie Carr
taking his place . . . In the draw for the Fourth round of the Cup, the top clash is
Liverpool v Leeds U. at Anfield. Arsenal are drawn away again, against the winners
of Blyth Spartans or Reading. In the Scottish Cup, Celtic have an easy draw against
Albion R. Rangers announce that Willie Henderson is unhappy, and wants to
leave the club.
18 If England are knocked out of the European Championships by West Germany,
they will go on tour during the summer. . . Wembley plans to stage a special pageant
on Cup Final day to celebrate the centenary of the competition, but there will be
no community singing. In the transfer market, Neil Young and David Connor join
Preston N.E. from Manchester C. for a combined fee of £90,000, and Billy Wilson
joins Portsmouth from Blackburn R. for £15,000. The F.A. and the Football
League will do everything to facilitate England’s future international fixtures. The
April 29 First Division programme will be brought forward this year, and six
dates are set aside next season for internationals apart from the Home Inter-
nationals . . . In their F.A. Cup replay Middlesbrough beat Manchester C. 1-0.
19 Dixie Dean is taken to hospital following a heart attack ... In F.A. Cup replays,
Reading beat Blyth Spartans 6-1, and George Best plays a brilliant game to steer
Manchester U. to a 4-1 extra time win over Southampton . . . Burnley pay £50,000
to Chesterfield for their goalkeeper Alan Stevenson, and Blackpool pay East
Stirling £7,000 for 19-year-old George Wood. Tommy Bryceland is the new player/
manager of St Mirren.
20 Ian Moore announces that he will stay with Nottingham F. to help them in their
fight against relegation . .. West Ham U. intend to build a new luxurious training
area with an indoor ball court.
22 Chelsea topple Manchester U. from the top of the First Division, winning 1-0 at
Old Trafford with a goal by Peter Osgood, to enable Leeds U. to take over the
leadership. Aston Villa take over as new leaders of the Third Division, and in
Scotland, Celtic are now four points clear . . . Derby Co. reported to be ready to
pay £150,000 for Everton striker Joe Royle.
24 Jimmy Pearce is suspended from Tottenham H.’s next two matches in the U.E.F.A.
Cup. Chelsea, as European Cup Winners Cup holders, are invited to play against
the winners of a competition played by clubs situated in North and Central America
(the Concacaf Trophy). Southern League Hereford U. produce the shock of the
F.A. Cup so far, holding Newcastle U. to a 2-2 draw at St James’ Park . . . John
O’Mara (Brentford) is suspended for five weeks.
25 Ken Knighton (Hull C.) is suspended for six weeks . . . The England v Wales World
Cup qualifying matches are arranged for November 15 (Cardiff) and January 24,
1973 (Wembley).
26 Stoke C. reach a Wembley final for the first time in their history, beating West
Ham U. 3-2 in the second replay of the League Cup semi-final at Old Trafford.
Goalkeeper Bobby Ferguson was injured in an early collision with Terry Conroy,
and Bobby Moore took over in goal. Shortly afterwards Stoke C. took the lead
with a penalty by Mike Bernard. West Ham, with ten men, equalised with a de-
flected shot by Billy Bonds, and after Ferguson’s return, took the lead through
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Trevor Brooking. Minutes before half-time Stoke C. got back on terms through
Peter Dobing. In the second half Conroy scored quickly to put Stoke C. back in front.
Bobby Ferguson was so badly concussed in the collision with Terry Conroy that
he ‘has no recollection whatsoever of the tie. He doesn’t know even now where he
is.’ Greenwood then blasted Stoke C. by saying ‘Their attitude towards my injured
goalkeeper in the second half was not what I would call good sportsmanship’.
Stoke C. Manager, Tony Waddington said: ‘After this, Wembley could be some-
thing of an anti-climax. It’s a shame either side had to lose such a game. It was out
of this world’. . . Hereford U.’s F.A. Cup tie with Newcastle U. is postponed due
to a waterlogged pitch — the third time that the tie has been called off. Southampton
strengthen their defence by signing 22-year-old Jim Steele from Dundee for £50,000.
Steele expected to play against Nottingham F. at the Dell on Saturday . . . Scotland
beat Wales 2-0 in the Under-23 international at Pittodria Park, with goals by
Jardine and McQuade . . . In the first leg of the Texaco Cup final, Derby Co. draw
0-0 at Airdrie.
2h Brentford announce that joint-chairman Les Davey is putting forward a project to
move the Fourth Division club from Griffin Park to a 25-acre site in Hounslow...
At an F.A. Disciplinary Committee meeting, Peter Storey receives a 28-day sus-
pended sentence and a £75 fine, and Martin Chivers is fined £40 and severely
warned about his future conduct ... Aston Villa announce that they will be playing
Santos of Brazil at Villa Park on February 21. Pele is contracted to play, subject to
injury. The Brazilian side are also due to play Sheffield W.
28 Aston Villa win 1-0 at Tranmere, and still head the Third Division.
29 Manchester C. move two points clear at the top of the First Division, beating
Wolverhampton W. 5-2 at Maine Road, Francis Lee scoring a hat-trick. Leeds U.
lose 1-0 at Tottenham H. to a Martin Chivers goal, after a defensive blunder.
Derby Co., with a first-minute goal from John Robson, beat Coventry C. at the
baseball ground, and stay in third place, while Manchester U.’s poor run continued
at West Bromwich. After taking an early lead through Brian Kidd, Manchester U.
were forced back by sustained W.B.A. pressure. Bobby Gould scored the equaliser,
and their winner came from the recalled Jeff Astle. The bottom two places in the
Division were filled by Nottingham F., who lost 4-1 at Southampton, and C. Palace,
who went down by the same score at Liverpool. Chris Lawler scored twice to reach
50 goals for the club — none from penalties. Charlie George returned to the Arsenal
side, and scored twice in their 5-0 win at Sheffield U. In the Second Division,
Norwich C. slipped, losing 1-0 at Burnley, and Millwall moved into second place
with a 1-0 home win over Middlesbrough. Q.P.R. held to a 1-1 draw at Luton, and
Birmingham C. move into fourth place, with a 4-1 home win over Swindon. Watford
look doomed to relegation losing 4-0 at Hull, and are now five points adrift of
Cardiff C., who also lost 4-3 at home to Blackpool. In Division 3 Notts. Co. beat
Blackburn R. 1-0 at home and Bournemouth drew 1-1 at Port Vale. Brentford slip to
second place in the Fourth division losing 2-0 at home to Reading, Scunthorpe U.
taking over the leadership.
31 Hereford U.’s F.A. Cup tie with Newcastle U. postponed yet again because of a
frozen pitch. Blackpool goalkeeper Neil Ramsbottom is training with Fulham
for a week, with a view to joining the club.
Other Transfers
Brian Bromley (Portsmouth) to Brighton; Dave Gibson (Aston Villa) to Exeter C.;
Gerry Humphreys (C. Palace) to Crewe Alex.; Dennis Longhorn (Bournemouth)
to Mansfield T.; Dixie McNeil (Northampton T.) to Lincoln C.; Tony Parry
(Hartlepool) to Derby Co.; Ronnie Rees (Nottingham F.) to Swansea C.; Tommy
Spencer (Workington) to Lincoln C.; David Stocks (Bournemouth) to Torquay
U.;
Dennis Wann (Blackpool) to York C.
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February 1972
1 Thirty-five-year-old George Eastham signed a new three-year contract with Stoke C.
... The England v West Germany match kick-off on April 29 is fixed at 7.45 and it
will be televised . . . Norwich C. forward Albert Bennett has been forced out of
football by a knee injury.
The F.A. circularised clubs asking them to bring forward the kick-off time of their
Cup ties to avoid possible power cuts.
Q.P.R. will advertise on Thames TV. A still picture of Rodney Marsh will be
flashed on the screen with a voice-over announcing the friendly v W.B.A. on
Friday . . . Peter Storey is reported unhappy playing in Arsenal’s reserves. He feels
that his place in the England squad is in danger . . . Several cup ties will kick off
at 2.30 next Saturday . . . Businessman Leslie Wise and a group of show-biz
personalities make a bid to take over Watford F.C. . . . Kevin Keegan is the only
newcomer in the England Under-23 squad for the match v Scotland . . . Football
League gates are 500,000 up on last season so far.
Derby Co. have banned the TV cameras from covering their Cup-tie because the
fee (£87.50) is considered too small . . . Cliff Lloyd says: ‘At the end of the season
we should wipe the slate clean as far as the bookings are concerned. Let every club
ana every player start the new season in August clear’... . John Radford, recovered
from injury but is not selected for the Arsenal team . . . Jack Howarth (Aldershot)
transferred to Rochdale (£10,000).
F.A. Cup sensation: Non-leaguers Hereford knock out Newcastle U. 2-1 in extra-
time. Other surprises — Orient win at Leicester and Hull C. triumph at Coventry.
Holders Arsenal squeeze through with a narrow 2-1 win at Reading... In Scotland
both Aberdeen and Celtic have comfortable wins in the Cup .. . Chelsea has a good
day. The team beat Bolton W. 3-0, Dave Sexton is selected as the ‘Manager of the
Month’ and David Webb is the Evening Standard’s ‘Player of the Month’...
Ipswich T. lose 1-0 at Birmingham but their manager Bobby Robson says: ‘Diaboli-
cal refereeing cost us the game!’ . . . 17-year-old Sammy Mcllroy (Manchester U.)
is included in th Irish squad for the European Championship game v Spain.
Juventus are two points ahead of the field in Italy . . . Schalke lead the Bundesliga
. . Both Ajax and Feyenoord win easily in Holland.
Newcastle U. do not take on Viv Busby and the player returns after a loan period
to Luton... Bad draw for London clubs in the F.A. Cup. Arsenal go to Derby Co,
Tottenham H. visit Everton. Only Orient are at home v Chelsea! . . . In Scotland,
Celtic get another home draw . . . Frank McLintock says: “We might have been
lucky to win at Reading last Saturday, but we would have beaten them in the
replay’ . . . Bobby Bell (C. Palace) joins Norwich C. on a month’s loan. The
‘Canaries’ will be his fourth League club during the current season! . . . Celtic beat
Dynamo Kiev 1-0 in a friendly in Glasgow.
After years of injustice, Scotland, Wales and N. Ireland have at last been guaranteed
the release of their players for international matches. That is the result of a plan
announced by the Football League. Trevor Morris, Secretary of the Welsh F.A.
welcomes the reform and states that Wales will now have equal chance with
England to qualify for the World Cup . . . Forged vouchers are discovered at Here-
ford where there is an unprecedented interest in the home F.A. Cup tie v West Ham
U. ... Sir Stanley Rous says: ‘The cost of organising a World Cup is so great that
the time will come when two or three countries will combine to play hosts’...
Because of the miners’ strike and possible power cuts the League decides that
midweek matches must be postponed or played in the afternoon . . . Middles-
brough beat Millwall 2-1 in a Cup replay - Nobby Stiles will be going back to Old
Trafford to face his former club in the next round . . . Charlton’s biggest crowd of
the season — 16,000 — turn up for Keith Peacock’s benefit match. The score —
Charlton 2 Chelsea 4. . . Result of another friendly —Sheffield U. 1 Dynamo Kiev 2.
The Daily Express reports that some Football League clubs are threatening to boy-
cott next season’s F.A. Cup unless they get a better cash deal from the Football
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sociation ... Berti Vogts (Monchengladbach) has a cartilage operation
cou for the saenbies international . . . Everton pay £20,000 for Masel,
ao
forward Bernie Wright . . . Hereford U. hold West Ham U. to a 0-0 draw!
Ron Yeats (Tranmere R.) is sent off against Stoke C. in a cup replay and the First
ivision team win 2-0.
10 aie Greenwood: ‘We are lucky to be still in the cup and the replay on Monday
has yet to be won.’
11 Arthur Turner who took Oxford U. into the Football League leaves the club after
ten years as a manager . . . The League announces that Sir Alf Ramsey will be able
to have a 22-strong squad at his disposal for six days before the European
Championship matches.
12 Two Charlie George goals give Arsenal the points against Derby Co. Now the
‘Gunners’ are only four points behind leaders Manchester C. . . . Trevor Hockey
was taken to hospital with a cracked leg after 40 minutes’ play . . . 48,110 people,
highest Third Division gate in the history of the League, attended the Aston Villa v
Bournemouth promotion clash . . . The Football League wants to take over the
disciplinary machinery from the F.A. . . . Several games are postponed in Scotland
due to frost and snow. ,
14 West Ham U. end Hereford U.’s heroic run in the F.A. Cup with a 3-0 win at
Upton Park in the fourth round replay with Geoff Hurst scoring a hat-trick . . . The
attendance, despite the afternoon kick-off is 42,271 — only 500 less than the ground
record ... Sunderland and Cardiff C. finish 1-1 after extra time and the teams will
meet again on Wednesday . .. Terry Venables is out of football for a fortnight due
to a nagging groin strain... Australian millionaire wishes to buy Hereford U. and
import them lock, stock and barrel to Sydney.
15 Negotiations between the Football League and the F.A. have reached crisis point
regarding the application of the new Industrial Relations Bill . . . It seems certain
that from next season the F.L. will deal with disciplinary matters . . . Shilton is
injured and not available for tomorrow’s England yv Scotland Under-23 match,
John Hope (Sheffield U.) is called up in his place . . . Take-over of Watford F.C. by
a group of businessmen is off .. . Both Fulham and Aston Villa have hired special
generators to ensure an evening kick-off against Benfica and Santos respectively.
These friendlies will bring super-stars Eusebio and Pele to England.
16 Sir Alf Ramsey writes in the F.A. News: ‘England will not only beat West Germany,
but will also go on to win the European Championship’. He tips Italy, Yugoslavia
and Hungary as the other semi-finalists . . . Cardiff C. beat Sunderland 3-1 in a
cup replay and will face Leeds U. in the next round . . . England draw with Scot-
land 2-2 at Derby in an Under-23 international. Kenny Dalglish (Celtic) and Mike
Channon (Southampton) shared the goals . . . Fred Pickering, the former inter-
national has had his contract terminated by Blackburn R. .. . N. Ireland draw with
Spain 1-1 at Hull — the last qualifying match of current European Championship.
Debutant international Sam Morgan equalised in the 74th minute a first-half Rojo
goal . . . Holland beat Greece 5-0 in Athens in a friendly full-international . . .
Amateur international at Brest: France 1 England 1.
17 It is announced that the England Under-23 team will play in Russia, Poland and
Austria in early June . . . Alex Wright the Dunfermline Ath. manager is dismissed
- . . Several mid-week League games are off because of the power cuts . . . Gerd
Muller is determined to leave Bayern Munich at the end of the season.
18 Mike O’Grady is ‘loaned’ to Birmingham C. by Wolverhampton W. . . . The press
attacks the ‘loan-system’ which is clearly open to abuse. . . Benny Fenton, Millwall
manager says that it is an unfair practice: ‘Bobby Bell helps Norwich C., now
O’Grady is playing for Birmingham C. - our promotion rivals benefit without
laying out a penny!’
19 Four Stoke C. players in front of the Disciplinary Committee received suspended
sentences and will be available for the League Cup Final . . . John Dempsey
criticises Dave Sexton for leaving him out of the Chelsea team. The ‘Blues’ beat
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Leicester 2-1 with two Osgood goals . . . Leeds U. playing brilliantly thrash
Manchester U. 5-1 — Mick Jones contributes with a hat-trick! . . . George gets the
winner for Arsenal at Ipswich - 1-0... Manchester C. are still on top following a
harrow win over Huddersfield T. . . . Celtic’s Jimmy Johnstone is out of the
game, suffering from chicken pox.
20 Juventus 1 A.C, Milan 1 in Italy — the former are still leading the race by two clear
points . . . Benfica win 7-0 in Portugal and Real Madrid are six points clear in
Spain . . . Referee John Thacker is accused of tolerating outrageous behaviour in
the Ipswich T. v Arsenal game. Twenty of the 22 players were involved in a brawl
and not one of them was booked.
21 The U.E.F.A. confirms that the League Cup winners could be nominated for the
U.E.F.A. Cup — even if they are not in the First Division. . . Bertie Mee returns from
Amsterdam, where he saw Ajax play in a domestic cup-tie, and says that the Dutch
team have improved since they last played against Arsenal . . . Aston Villa beat
Santos 2-1 in a friendly. 54,437 turn up to see Pele in action . . . Alex Cropley, the
Hibernian winger is out for the rest of the season with a fractured ankle . . . Tony
Powell (Bournemouth) is suspended for 28 days and fined £30.
pip, Everton have a heavy injury list five days before the Fifth Round Cup tie v Totten-
ham H. ... Dennis Bond (Charlton Ath.) dislocates a collar bone and will be out
of football for three weeks.
23 Aston Villa sign Ian Ross from Liverpool (£60,000) . . . Fulham buy the Burnley
goalkeeper Peter Mellor (£25,000). They also try to borrow Pele from Santos for
the friendly against Benfica next Tuesday . . . The Coventry C. management states
that Jeff Blockley is not for sale .. . Bert Trautmann, former Manchester C. goal-
keeper signs a two-year contract to coach Burma’s national team... The F.L.
and the F.A., square-up for a fight concerning the future of disciplinary proceed-
ings. The League want to collect the fines imposed on players and use them for its
benevolent fund . . . Santos beat Sheffield W. 2-0 in a friendly at Hillsborough...
A.C. Milan beat Lierse 2-0 in the U.E.F.A. Cup — the first international competitive
club match of 1972: scorers Rivera and Bigon.
25 Bournemouth spent another £10,000 and bought Dave Chadwick from Halifax T.
He will take the place of the injured Tony Scoct ... Ralph Coates is out with a
thigh injury for Tottenham H. v Everton in the F.A. Cup... Jimmy Kerr, who was
advised to give up football, some time ago, might attempt a comeback with
Coventry C. His former club Blackburn R. would want a sizeable transfer fee for
this talented 21-year-old midfield player . . . England beat Eire 2-0 in an amateur
international . . . Both West Germany and Italy decide not to take part in the
Brazilian Independence Tournament next summer.
26 Orient are the heroes of the Fifth Round of the F.A. Cup. They beat Chelsea 3-2
after being two goals down. The winner was scored by Barry Fairbrother in the
89th minute. After the goal Chelsea supporters invaded the pitch trying for an
abandonment but police forced them back behind the touch lines .. . Tottenham H.
won at Goodison and Leeds U. at Cardiff. . . Stiles returns to Old Trafford as the
skipper of Middlesbrough and the match is a goalless draw . . . Both Celtic and
Rangers win their cup ties easily in Scotland . . . The draw for the quarter finals is
made earlier to help the pool promoters to overcome the power restrictions. Leeds
U. will be hosts to Tottenham H. and Orient are home once again v the winners of
Arsenal—Derby Co. replay . . . In Scotland Celtic are home to Hearts and Aberdeen
have to visit Hibernian . . . Liverpool beat Manchester C. 3-0 in a First Division
match and the title race is wide open. ‘Any one from eight’ says Don Revie... .
Schalke beat Frankfurt 2-0, Bayern Munich and Monchengladbach draw 2-2 in
the Bundesliga.
27 Juventus share the points with Roma but still lead by two points . . . Ajax win 4-0
away in Holland.
28 Scotland agree to send a team to Brazil for the Independence Tournament .. .
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Bobby Hope (W.B.A.) turns down the opportunity to move to Fulham ...
and Boyle are included in the Chelsea squad for the League Cup Final.
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29 Manchester U. signed Scotland’s ‘Player of the Year’ Martin Buchan from
deen for £125,000 . . . Charlie George could be the subject ofa FootballAssociation
investigation over a newspaper interview . . . Ticket touts make a killing at High-
bury collecting £20 for £1 seats. The score: Arsenal 0 Derby Co. 0 after extra
time . . . Manchester U. beat Middlesbrough 3-0 away in the Cup and will meet
Stoke C. in the quarter final . . . Fulham opened their new £200,000 stand and beat
Benfica 3-2 in a friendly . . Norwich C. sign Jim Bone a Scottish Under-23 player
from Partick Thistle (£30,000).
Other Transfers
Derek Bellotti (Charlton Ath.) to Southend U.; Steve Carter (Manchester C.) to
Notts. Co.; Lew Chatterley (Northampton T.) to Grimsby T.; Allen Gauden
(Darlington) to Grimsby T.; Peter Hunt (Southend U.) to Charlton Ath.; Chris
Jones (Swindon T.) to Walsall; John Rudge (Torquay U.) to Bristol R.; Robert
Smith (Chester) to Hartlepool; Robin Stubbs (Bristol R.) to Torquay U.; Ron
Tilsed (Bournemouth) to Chesterfield; Ralph Wright (Stockport Co.) to Bolton W.
March 1972
1 Bob Lord, Burnley chairman said that the referees are entitled to resign en bloc, on
account of the leniency of the Disciplinary Committees. ‘They are made to look
fools in the eyes of the players’ said Lord. ‘The job of a Disciplinary Commission is
to decide the size of the penalty, not whether a player is guilty!’ .. . Arsenal insti-
tutes a full investigation to find out why a crush barrier collapsed and injured 50
people at Highbury during the Cup replay . . . Manchester C. go four points clear
after beating W.B.A. 2-1 with goals by Colin Bell . . . Chris Garland is selected for
the League Cup Final in place of Steve Kember, who is ineligible,
Nottingham F, officially announce that Ian Moore is for sale .. . Santos draw 0-0
with Anderlecht in a friendly played in Brussels.
Derby C. announce that they have signed Ian Moore for a record transfer fee . . .
Bobby Charlton is considering an offer to play for a South African League club
during the summer... Arsenal drop Kennedy and bring back Radford for the
game against Manchester C. . . . Stewart Houston on loan from Chelsea will play
his first game for Brentford vyGrimsby. Floodlighting restrictions are lifted from
the 9th March.
Confusion over the Moore transfer deal. While the Derby manager introduces him
to the crowd at the Baseball Ground Nottingham F, are adamant that Moore is still
a Forest player and Manchester U. manager O’Farrell is confident of landing him...
Stoke win the League Cup at Wembley, beating Chelsea 2-1 (Conroy, Eastham —
Osgood). Their first major honour in 109 years of competitive football .. . Six
players are booked at Manchester, where City beat Arsenal 2-0 . . . Liverpool win
the Merseyside ‘derby’ against Everton 4-0 with two own goals. Lawler and Hughes
were the other scorers . . . Birmingham beat Norwich 4-0 and the Second Division
promotion race is wide open . . . In Scotland Celtic are five points in front and seem
certain to grab the title once again . . . Greece beat Italy 2-1 in a friendly at Athens.
Moenchengladbach lose 2-0 against Hanover and are out of the running for the
Bundesliga ... Standard Liege draw with Bruges in Belgium and Ajax beat
Groningen 7-0 in Holland.
Ian Moore signs for Manchester U. after a great deal of contradictory statements
from the three clubs involved. The fee: £200,000... Fulham try to sign Alan
Mullery from Spurs, but the ex-Fulham man is not for sale... Vic Buckingham
becomes the new manager of the Spanish club Seville.
John Hughes (C. Palace) received a 21-day suspension — he was sent-off against
Everton earlier in the season... Ron Yeats (Tranmere R.) has also received a
seven day suspension ... Leicester C. sign goalkeeper Mark Wallington from
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Walsall (£30,000) ...Sam Ellis, the Sheffield W. half-back has been signed by
Mansfield (£10,000) ... Stoke C. buy the Argentinian Carlos Babbington from
Buenos Aries club Huracan for £40,000. Babbington has a British passport as a son
of English emigrants ... Good start for England in the European tournaments.
Woverhampton W. draw in Turin against Juventus 1-1 and Tottenham H. beat
U.T. Arad 2-0 in Rumania. Knowles and Chivers are booked.
A rush of signings before the transfer deadline. Manchester C. land the biggest fish —
Allison signs Rodney Marsh (Q.P.R.) for an estimated fee of £200,000. W.B.A. pay
£55,000 for Alistair Brown (Leicester). Paul Gilchrist of Doncaster R. goes to
Southampton — the fee £30,000. Other transfers: Dennis Booth (Blackpool) £7,000
and Peter Woods (Luton) £3,000 both to Southend, Sam Ferris (Albion Rovers) to
Chesterfield £5,000 . . . Arsenal lose 2-1 v Ajax in Amsterdam in the European Cup.
Celtic win by the same score in Budapest v Ujpest Dozsa. Both Inter and Feyenoord
win 1-0 at home in the same competition . . . Rangers complete a good week in
Europe for Britain by drawing 1-1 in Turin v Torino... A record Pools win is
announced. Cyril Grimes, a Hampshire accountant, collects £512,683 from
Littlewoods.
Last day of the transfer deadline — Aston Villa pay £75,000 for Chris Nicholl (Luton);
Bob Graham goes to Coventry from Liverpool £70,000. Luton sign John Faulkner
from Leeds. Frank Saul joins Millwall from Q.P.R. Brighton splash out £25,000 for
Ken Beamish of Tranmere. Alan Mullery returns to his old club Fulham on loan.
Bryan Conlon leaves Blackburn for Cambridge U.... Mee reveals that three
Arsenal players were doubtful hours before the kick-off against Ajax. He is happy
with the result and optimistic about the outcome of the tie . . . lan Moir (Wrexham)
signs for Shrewsbury for £10,000. Len Hill (Swansea) to Newport £2,500. Billy
Yeats (Newcastle) to York and Brian Mahoney (Huddersfield) to Barnsley for an
undisclosed fee . . . Fred Dewey, Cardiff’s chairman, attacks the loan system saying
that the Alan Mullery deal was an ‘old pals act’ between London clubs . . . Coventry
also signed Neil Ramsbottom from Blackpool for £10,000.
10 Transfer dealings hit an all-time high in England. The sum of £54 million changed
hands during the season up to the deadline involving over 150 deals. In this week
alone clubs forked out an estimated £750,000. Philip Whitehead, Member of Parlia-
ment for Derby, wants the Government to step in and control ‘the flesh market’ as
he put it . . . Cyril Grimes, who won a record half million on the Pools, said that
he has been a life-long Watford supporter and, as Watford’s draw v Luton completed
his winning coupon, he would consider joining the Board of Directors of the club.
11 Jackie Charlton plays his 600th League game for Leeds. Before the match he was
given presents by team-mates and management and in the 12th minute he scored the
only goal... Ian Moore opened his account for Manchester U. in the club’s 2-0
win against Huddersfield — the first league win for the Old Trafford team since
December 4th . . . Derby win at Tottenham with a Hinton penalty and Manchester
C. get two points at Everton .. . The League race now seems to rest between the
top three teams — City, Leeds and Derby . . . All the promotion candidates drew
in Division 2 — Millwall and Norwich are still in front . . . League leaders Schalke
lose in W. Germany and are now only one point in front of Bayern Munich.
12 Juventus beat Bologna 2-1 and lead by three clear points in Italy . . . Both Standard
Liege and Anderlecht narrow the gap in Belgium but Bruges are still leading the
race . . . Noel Cantwell is fired at Coventry, but gets a £30,000 golden handshake...
A benevolent football ‘clan’ is formed with Malcolm Allison as the ‘Godfather’.
The founder members include internationals Lee, Banks, Hurst and Chivers.
Allison says: ‘Our binding interest is and always will be football. We are an exclu-
sive soccer academy where all the talk and theorizing will be about the greatest game
in the world. Each member of The Clan will be committed to improving the image
of the game and their own knowledge of it’. ;
13 Arsenal beat Derby 1-0 in a fifth round second replay at Leicester with a goal scored
by Ray Kennedy... The Football League decided to discuss the Ian Moore
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transfer . . . Ian St. John resigns his job as assistant manager of Coventry although
his playing contract still binds him to the club. Coach Tony Waiters also leaves as a
gesture of protest against Cantwell’s sacking... John Cooke sues the Football
Association for preventing him from earning his living as a professional player. The
test case will be heard in the High Court next Wednesday. i
14 Derrick Robins, Coventry chairman justifies Cantwell’s sacking by saying “We want
form to-day, not to-morrow’... Alan Hudson is out of the Football League match
v the Scottish League due to injury. David Wagstaffe, Mike Channon and David
Nish are drafted into the squad . . . The dates of England’s World Cup qualifying
matches are fixed for November 15, 1972 and January 24, v Wales, June 6 and
Oct. 17 1973 v Poland.
15 Tony Currie (Sheffield U.) scores two goals at Middlesbrough in the Football
League’s 3-2 win over the Scottish League .. . Brighton lose at home to Oldham
and fall back in the Third Division promotion race.
16 The Football League lodges a strong protest to the BBC about the extra lights they
put up at Middlesbrough to make colour transmission possible. ‘In future they have
to put their lights above the existing pylons or stick to black and white’ says Alan
Hardaker . . . Sir Alf Ramsey also blamed the lights for the ‘bad’ goal conceded by
the Football League... John Connolly, St. Johnstone forward joined Everton
for £75,000 . . . Stan Harland is appointed as skipper of Birmingham C.
17 Two foreign international players, Zoff (Italy) and Overath (W. Germany) will miss
the European Championship quarter-finals due respectively to injury and illness.
18 John Radford (Arsenal) is suspended for three weeks and will not be available
against Ajax next Wednesday . . . Arsenal beat Orient 1-0 in the F.A. Cup quarter-
final. Leeds and Birmingham have also reached the semi-finals . . . In the League
Manchester City stretched their lead to five points with a 1-0 win over Chelsea...
Nottingham F. seem doomed after their 4-2 defeat at Upton Park . . . Terry Paine
(Southampton) is sent off at Ipswich... In Scotland, Celtic drew in the Cup v
Hearts and Rangers will also need a replay against Motherwell. Hibernian, good
winners over Aberdeen and Kilmarnock have reached the semi-finals.
19 F.C. Bruges drop another point in Belgium and both holders Standard Liege, and
Anderlecht are back in the race for the title . . . Di Stefano’s team Valencia lost at
home against Real Madrid.
20 The F.A. Cup semi-final draw pairs Second Division Birmingham with ‘in-form’
Leeds . . . Peter Marinello is the likely replacement for Alan Ball (ineligible) against
Ajax .. . Tommy Docherty announces his squad for the Independance Tournament
in Brazil. The 20-strong party includes ‘Anglos’ Charlie Cooke, Denis Law, Willie
Morgan and newcomers Martin Buchan and Jim Bone, the Norwich forward . .
Juventus arrive for their U.E.F.A. Cup match against Woverhampton W. without
five of their first team players . . . Fulham Supporters Club ask for the resignation
of chairman Tommy Trinder.
21 Tottenham draw with U.T. Arad 1-1 and will go into the semi-final of the U.E.F.A.
Cup draw on Friday . . . Birmingham’s protest over the venue of the cup semi-final
vy. Leeds at Hillsborough, Sheffield is turned down .. . Tommy Trinder refutes the
charges levelled against him and says that his resignation would only harm Fulham.
22 Ajax beat Arsenal 1-0 at Highbury and the holders are in the European Cup semi-
final with Celtic (1-1 draw at home y Dozsa) Benfica and Inter-Milan . . . Both
Rangers and Wolverhampton W. reach the semi-finals of Cup Winners’ Cup and
ae apes Cup respectively . . . England Under-23 lose 1-0 to East Germany in
ristol.
23 John Cooke wins a case against the F.A. in the High Court which might change the
transfer system between member countries of the F,I.F.A. According to the Judge,
Mr. Justice Foster, the present system is contrary to the principles of English law...
Wolverhampton W. cabled the U.E.F.A, saying that if they are drawn away in the
first leg of the international competition — they will not be able to play because of
fixture congestion ... Young England will make a tour of Eastern Europe in June
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playing E. Germany, Russia and Poland... Bertie Mee says that the Football
League should give more help to clubs in European competitions . . . Players sus-
pended for an offence committed in domestic football should not be barred from
playing in international cup games.
24 European semi-finals draw day — Wolverhampton W. and Tottenham H. are kept
apart in the U.E.F.A. Cup. Glasgow Rangers will face their 1967 Final opponents
Bayern Munich in the Cup Winners’ tournament and Celtic will also meet previous
foes Inter — a repeat of their clash in the Lisbon final the same year.
25 Good day for Leeds! While they beat Arsenal 3-0 at Elland Road, both their chief
rivals in the title race Manchester C. and Derby collect only one point each in
away fixtures ... Norwich and Millwall are still leading the promotion race in
Div. II and Brighton close the gap in Div. III by beating Aston Villa . . . Bayern
Munich beat Stuttgart 4-1 and take the lead in the Bundesliga — Gerd Muller has
now scored 31 goals.
26 Torino beat Juventus 2-1 and the Italian league is wide open . . . Benfica lose their
unbeaten record but still have a commanding lead in Portugal.
27 The Football League agree to postpone Woverhampton W.’s Easter matches so
they will have three clear days before their U.E.F.A. Cup semi-final match in Buda-
pest... A.C. Milan refuse to alter the dates of their fixtures v Tottenham in the
same competition . . . Leeds beat Nottingham F. 6-1 and are now only two points
behind leaders Manchester C.... Both Rangers and Celtic are through to the
Scottish F.A. Cup semi-finals after winning replays respectively against Motherwell
and Hearts.
28 The Tottenham vy Milan dates cannot be altered and Ipswich are unwilling to post-
pone their Easter Monday fixture against Spurs . . . Tony Currie is out of Sheffield
U.’s team due to injuries received in a car crash .. . David Wallace of Swindon will
referee the Hendon v Enfield Amateur Cup Final . . . Sheffield W. have had to call
in a Sunday League goalkeeper, Trevor Pearson, to face Fulham — both regular
*keepers Springett and Grummitt are injured ... Peter Marinello scores his first
League goal of the season in Arsenal’s 1-0 win over Southampton.
29 Results of international friendlies: Hungary 0 W. Germany 2, Belgium 1 Russia1l...
Portugal beat Cyprus 4-0 in a World Cup qualifying game... Alan Hardaker
declares that there is a state of ‘open war’ between the Football League and the F.A.
due to the decision to accept £60,000 for the live televising of the England v W.
Germany game.
30 The clubs, solidly behind Hardaker, call a special meeting where their chairmen
will discuss possible sanctions against the F.A. Boycotting next season’s Cup is a
distinct possibility. The Football League Review writes that part of the money
collected from Pools firms should be ploughed back into the game and used for
ground improvements and the introduction of safety measures.
Good Friday morning match at Upton Park; West Ham 2 Leeds 2 — Gray scores
twice to equalise first half goals by Bonds and Hurst . . . Birmingham continue to
climb the Second Division table by beating Oxford 1-0.
Other Transfers
Lee Brogden (Rotherham) to Rochdale; Graham Clapham (Shrewsbury) to Chester ;
Alan Duffy (Brighton) to Tranmere; Gerry Ingram (Preston N.E,) to Bradford C. ;
Bertie Lutton (Wolverhampton W.) to Brighton; Keith Pointer (West Ham) to
Cambridge U.; John Ritchie (Preston N.E.) to Bradford C.; Ian Turner (Hudders-
field) to Grimsby; Jeff Wealands (Darlington) to Hull C.; Norman Whitehead
(Rochdale) to Rotherham.
April
1 Derby beat Leeds 2-0 and as Manchester C. unexpectedly lose at home to Stoke,
go on top of the First Division . . Promotion candidates Millwall lose at Fulham,
Bournemouth draw with Brighton in a vital Third Division promotion clash...
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Minimum admission prices to the terraces will go up for next season... ;
Barcelona beat Real Madrid 1-0 and narrow the gap at the top of the Spanish
league... St. Etienne beat Marseille in France but the latter are still five points
ahead of the field . . . Brazil wins the junior tournament in Cannes.
Derby unexpectedly lose 1-0 at home to Newcastle... Norwich draw at Loftus
Road v Q.P.R.... Liverpool triumph 3-0 at Old Trafford and are back in the
championship race... Blackpool’s Dave Hatton and the Middlesbrough forward
Johnny Vincent are sent off after a punch-up. The two players resumed their fight-
ing in the dressing room tunnel and had to be separated by members of the ground-
staff.
Tottenham cancel Alan Mullery’s loan period to Fulham and dramatically recall
him for the U.E.F.A. Cup semi-final y Milan. Nereo Rocco the Italian’s manager
lodges a protest to the Organising Committee ... Southampton beat Manchester
C. 2-0 at The Dell—a result vitally important at both ends of the table.
The Football League is asking approximately £45,000 from the F.A. for the ‘use
of players’, the money would go to needy clubs. A meeting on April 13 will discuss
the demands . . . Another good day for Scotland in Europe. Both Celtic and Rangers
drew their away fixtures which could pave their way into the Finals of the two
major Cups .. . Wolves also collected a point at Budapest and Spurs narrowly beat
Milan in the U.E.F.A. Cup. In this match Sogliano was sent off for dissent by referee
Iglosias .. . Derby, after a goalless draw at West Bromwich, are still on top of the
League but Leeds are the latest favourites to win the title (v. Huddersfield 3-1).
The League now want £100,000 from the F.A. otherwise the clubs will not take part
in the F.A. Cup competition.
Greyhound racing might be introduced at Vicarage Road, Watford’s football
ground... The Charlton Athletic players will spend Friday night in a London
hotel in preparation for their vital relegation clash y Fulham .. . The F.A. issues a
strongly worded statement concerning their dispute with the Football League.
They point out that the Football Association must cope continuously against the
biggest risk of all, the disintegration of English football at all levels.
‘Paper-form’ day in the First Division. All four Championship contenders win and
all the relegation candidates lose ... Terry Cooper, the Leeds full-back, broke his
left leg at Stoke minutes before the final whistle ... Harper of Aberdeen scores 4
goals in his team’s 7-0 win over Ayr United and goes on top of the European
“Golden Boots’ list... International Friendlies: Rumania 2 France 0; Czecho-
slovakia 2 Austria 0... Ron Yeats has been appointed as manager of Tranmere.
Real Madrid are virtually certain to win the Spanish league championship after
beating Las Palmas 2-0... In Italy Torino and Juventus are joint first with Cagliari
one point behind them . . . Anderlecht are chasing Bruges in Belgium.
10 Stoke C. field nine reserves in a league match v Nottm. F. and lose at home 2-0.
Alan Hardaker says that the team sheet will be examined and might be an enquiry . . .
Brazilian World Cup star Tostao leaves Cruzeiro and signs for Vasco Da Gama for
a transfer fee of over £200,000.
11 Over 56,000 people attend Roger Hunt’s testimonial match at Anfield Road...
C, Palace grab a vital point while Huddersfield lose at home to Coventry.
12 Rodney Marsh is dropped for no less than three games by Manchester C., because
according to manager Allison, the ex Q.P.R. man is not fully fit for top-class foot-
ball. . . John Mahoney is out of the Stoke semi-final squad with cartilage trouble...
Manchester C, beat local rivals United 3-1—Francis Lee establishes a new post-war
club scoring record and is now on 32... Bayern Munich are surprisingly beaten in
the W. German Cup 5-1 by Cologne.
13 The Football League “war cabinet’ meeting refuses to disclose any information
about their decisions, but according to rumours a mass withdrawal from the F.A.
Cup has been discussed.
15 Football history repeats itself—the Arsenal v Stoke F.A. Cup semi-final ends in
a
draw exactly like last season. Goalkeeper Bob Wilson was taken off with
a torn
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cartilage 17 minutes from the end, John Radford taking over in goal. Wilson is out
for the rest of the season and so is Osgood, who was injured against Tottenham . ..
Leeds win the other semi-final 3-0 and will go to Wembley for the second time in
three seasons ... Hibernian and Rangers drew 1-1 in the Scottish Cup semi...
Ajax beat Feyenoord 5-1 in the Dutch league... Ferencvaros beat Dozsa 2-0 in
the Hungarian Championship.
17 Gordon Banks is elected ‘Player of the Year’ by the members of the Football
Writer’s Association... Ernie Machin of Coventry sues the F.A. for damages
relating to his three weeks suspension earlier in the season... The F.A. are con-
testing this test case.
19 Arsenal beat Stoke C. 2-1 in the F.A. Cup replay and go to Wembley as holders of
the trophy .. . There will bean all-English final in the U.E.F.A. Cup—Tottenham and
Wolves manage to knock out Milan and Ferencvaros... Rangers reach the Cup
Winners’ Cup final but Celtic go out against Inter Milan on penalties . . . Leeds are
beaten at Newcastle and Derby are the latest bookmaker favourites for the title . . .
John Richards (Wolves) and Steve Perryman (Spurs) are included in the Under-23
touring squad . . . The League propose a points system for controlling players which
would eliminate appeal proceedings. The F.A. and the Players Union have to
approve the scheme before it becomes standard practice.
20 Several Tottenham players demand a pay rise... George Eastham would like to
return to South Africa to take up his job as player/manager of Cape Town club
Hellenic . . Dynamo Moscow beat Dinamo Berlin on penalties in the Cup Winners’
Cup and become the first Russian club to reach the Final of a major European
tournament.
21 Schoen announces the West German squad for the Wembley game. Karl-Heinz
Schnellinger, the veteran A.C. Milan defender, is a surprise selection... Ron
Greenwood drops Moore and Hurst for the league game against Arsenal so they
could be fresh for the England match... Manchester U. put five players on the
transfer list including John Aston, Ian Ure and Francis Burns.
22 Manchester C. beat Derby 2-0 in their last league match of the season but with only
57 points cannot win the title... Huddersfield lose at home and are certain to be
relegated into Division 2... Grimsby are the first club definitely promoted from
the fourth Division . . . Brian Clough is still the favourite for the Coventry manager’s
job... Over one million people attended Liverpool’s league matches at Anfield
this season.
The Football League orders Leeds and Arsenal to play-off matches on the pre-
ceeding and following Mondays of the Cup Final. Both managers, Mee and Revie,
protest although the latter declares himself ‘speechless’ . .. Dave Thomas of Burnley
is ‘on sale’ if the right offer comes along... Terry Paine has been suspended for
two weeks and fined £75... Norwich win 2-1 at Orient and the club is promoted
to the First Division for the first time in its 67 years’ history ... Both Aston Villa
and Brentford are certain to be promoted into Divisions 2 and 3 respectively...
Hibernian beat Rangers 2-0 in the Scottish Cup semi-final replay and will meet
Celtic in the Final.
Tonight’s results mean almost certain relegation for Nottingham F., definite
promotion for Southend U. and Scunthorpe... Roy McFarland is out of the
England team with a groin injury .. . John Sewell joined the St. Louis All-Stars in
the U.S.A.
26 C. Palace beat Stoke C. 2-0 and ensure their First Division future . . . Nottingham F.
and Huddersfield T. are relegated — the latter after only two seasons in the top
flight... Lincoln C. goalless draw with bottom of the table Crewe A. means that
Scunthorpe U. are now certain to join Brentford, Southend U. and Grimsby in
promotion to Division three . . Bournemouth falter in their bid for a place in the
Second Division, while both Brighton and Notts. Co. win their matches . . . Derby
Co. win the Texaco Cup by beating Airdrieonians 2-1 on aggregate in the Final...
Scotland beat the touring Peruvian national team 2-0 at Hampden Park. Denis Law
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playing his first game for his country for three years scored the second goal, after
John O’Hare put the home team in front... Larry Lloyd will play in place of
McFarland against W. Germany . . . Gunter Netzer is doubtful for the game.
Zi Frank O’Farrell denies the rumours concerning the possible transfer of George
Best to a London club. Both Arsenal and Tottenham H. are mentioned as likely
buyers but Eddie Baily, Spurs Assistant Manager, says: ‘It’s a load of rubbish!’ ...
The W. German party arrived in England, their manager Helmut Schoen says that
he is a worried man because of the injuries: ‘I have had much trouble with the
team’. Later in the evening the Germans had a training session at Wembley — an
unusual concession to a visiting team, which will be reciprocated in a fortnight’s
time in West Berlin... Brian Labone (Everton) announced his retirement due to
injury. He has played over 400 games for the ‘Toffeemen’ and was, of course,
England’s centre-half in the last World Cup... Brazil beat Paraguay 3-2 in a
friendly at Rio . . . Switzerland drew with Sweden 1-1 at Geneva.
28 Burnley rejects a reputed £150,000 offer for Dave Thomas . . . George Best himself
denies the possibility of parting with Manchester U.... Helmut Schoen announces
his team for Saturday — six Bayern Munich players are included despite the club’s
recent bad run... According to the West German team manager there is a good
understanding in the party and they are hoping for a draw... The Italian team
against Belgium will line up with Anastasi in place of the injured Boninsegna.
Rivera is also absent due to his suspension. The Belgians will be without star
defender Dewalque and forward Deyrindt but both Van Himst and Lambert are
playing ... Orient are bidding for the Middlesbrough winger Derek Downing...
News from the other European Championships contenders: Hungarian team boss
dropped Ferenc Bene, captain of the national eleven for the game against Rumania.
The visitors arrived at Budapest without crack forwards Dobrin and Dumitrache,
both injured . . . Albert Shesternev misses Russia’s game at Belgrade but the Yugo-
slavs are also hit by injuries — goalkeeper Vukcevic and striker Filipovic are out...
Czechoslovakia beat Luxembourg 6—0 in a friendly . . Austria will line up without
Ethmayer against Malta in the World Cup qualifying match next Sunday... Alec
Stock resigns as the manager of Luton because he finds the journey from his Epsom
home too tiring . . Brian Clough is reported to have signed a new five-year contract
with Derby County . .. Bobby Moore and Norman Hunter are selected for the
double centre-half roles vyW. Germany. Colin Bell gets the No. 4 shirt in an attack-
orientated formation.
29 W. Germany beat England 3-1 at Wembley! It is the fourth time that a Continental
country managed the feat - Hungary, Sweden and Austria were the others. Hoeness
gave the lead to the visitors, but Lee equalised in the second half. Six minutes from
the end Moore tripped Held and the French referee Robert Helies awarded a
penalty which was converted by ‘man of the match’ Gunter Netzer. In the 88th
minute, after a move on the right, the ball went to Gerd Muller, whoswivelled round
and scored a magnificent goal — one of the best seen at Wembley .. . In the other
Quarter-finals Hungary drew with Rumania 1-1 (scorers: Branikovits-Satmareanu)
and the Italy-Belgium match ended in a goalless draw at the San Siro stadium,
Milan... After 37 years in the top two divisions Charlton Ath. are relegated to the
third... Both Millwall and Birmingham C. win — the issue now depends on the
result of next Tuesday’s Orient v Birmingham C. match... Ted MacDougall
scores for Bournemouth and is the League’s leading scorer for season 71-72 with 35
eau Alf Wood of Shrewsbury is also credited with another goal to make him 35,
too!
30 Another goalless draw in the European Championship: Yugoslavia 0 Russia 0...
Austria beat Malta in a World Cup qualifying match ... Real Madrid are slipping
in the Spanish League race — Barcelona are only two points adrift with two games to
play... Benfica beat Porto 6-0 and Sporting Lisbon defeated Belenses in the
Portuguese Cup semi-finals... The English Press makes a concerted attack on
Sir Alf Ramsey’s team selection and tactics for the West Germany match.
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May
1 George Graham is the only London-based Scot selected for the Home International
Championship.
Jim McCalliog is doubtful for the Wolverhampton W. v Tottenham
H. U.E.F.A.
Cup Final first leg... Definite relegation for Charlton Ath. The Board
has full
confidence in manager Theo Foley and he will be offered a new contract
.. . Derby
Co. will ‘sell’ matches to sponsors next season. They expect to make around £25,000
extra from advertising ... Ronnie Allen is appointed as the manager of Sporting
Lisbon . . . Leeds U. beat Chelsea 2-0 and need only one point more to make sure
of the League Championship. Their last game against Wolverhampton W. is
scheduled for the Monday after the Cup Final . . . Derby Co, beat Liverpool with a
John McGovern goal and are on top of the table.
2 Alan Jarvis (Mansfield T.) will be in hospital for a considerable time due to a
serious eye injury sustained in last night’s match against Wrexham . . . Geoff Hurst
and George Best both scored in Uwe Seeler’s benefit match at Hamburg. The
European Selection won 7-3... Willie Henderson was given a free transfer by
Glasgow Rangers after spending 13 years at Ibrox . . . Compulsory licensing of foot-
ball grounds is proposed in a report to the Government. If the recommendations
are adopted, crowd safety regulations would be much more effective, but the cost
to the clubs could run into thousands of pounds... Birmingham C. win 1-0 at
Orient and are promoted to Division 1. Latchford scored the winning goal in a
match played in front of over 33,000 people. During the incident-packed evening
the promotion rival Millwall supporters invaded the pitch hoping for the abandon-
ment. At the end due to a bomb scare the stand had to be evacuated and fights
broke out between Birmingham and Millwall fans .. . Malcolm Allison signed a
new five-year contract with Manchester C.
3 Don Revie says that he will risk several players in the Cup Final who are not fully
recovered from injury ... Ramsey left out Geoff Hurst and Alan Mullery from the
England squad for the return leg of the European Championship tie in W. Berlin.
Allan Clarke (Leeds), Macdonald (Newcastle U.) and Roy McFarland are included
in the 18-strong travelling party . . . The scandalous Orient vy Birmingham C, match
‘is described as a ‘night of madness’ in the papers and Orient Chairman Arthur Page
commented: ‘It’s a great pity when the game descends to this sort of thing’...
Ladbrokes, the bookmakers, make Leeds even money favourites to win the Cup in
90 minutes play and 4/7 on outright. Arsenal are quoted 5/2 and 6/4! Frank
McLintock says that the Gunners like to be outsiders because the pressure is more
on Leeds. ‘We are relaxed and confident’ says the Arsenal skipper... Brighton
make sure of promotion with a 1-1 home draw against Rochdale... Southend
clinch second place in Division 4... Q.P.R. win the Evening Standard five-a-side
trophy by beating Southampton 3-2 after extra time in the Final... The first leg
of an all-England U.E.F.A. Cup Final is played at Molineux. Tottenham H. win 2-1
with two excellent goals scored by Martin Chivers. McCalliog is the Wolverhampton
W. scorer but ‘man of the match’ Pat Jennings prevented the home team from
equalising with several stunning saves... Alan Mullery has decided not to play
again for England. In a letter to Alf Ramsey he writes: ‘I’m 30 years old and have
no chance of making Munich ’74. I’d like to be able to spend more time with my
family but with club and international tours I would be away for seven weeks out of
eight during the summer . ..’. ]
4 Eusebio is dropped from the Portuguese national squad for their game against
Cyprus. . . Police hunt for £5 Cup Final ticket forgers. Apparently there are several
thousand forged tickets on offer for sale by a group of touts... Alan Stephenson is
transferred from West Ham U., to Portsmouth dome Weeds name a squad of 15
the
players for the Cup Final and will announce their team only 30 minutes before
kick-off ... Gordon Banks is presented with the ‘Footballer of the Year trophy
at the dinner held by the Football Writers’ Association . . Wembley officials
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intimate that they might re-modernize the stadium making it an all-seater.
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capacity would be reduced to 80,000... Ted MacDougall, the Bournemouth goal-
king, states that he has no intention of signing for a first division team and will stay
with his present club for the full term of his new contract... The official receipts
of the F.A. Cup will be an all-time record of £192,917, but on the black market
five pound seats sell at over one hundred pounds.
Mr. Eldon Griffiths, Minister for Sport, has called for a meeting of the F.A.,
Football League and Professional Footballers’ Association to discuss the row over
the disciplinary proceedings ... Francis Lee has been taken to hospital for tests
and might miss England’s international at W. Berlin. However, he is in the squad
for the Home Internationals, alongside newcomers Paul Reaney, Tony Currie and
Alan Hudson . . . Jimmy Andrews resigned as Luton’s assistant manager following
his former boss Alec Stock and Harry Haslam is officially appointed as the new
Luton boss ... Bobby Lenarduzzi, a 16-year-old Reading apprentice pro., is inclu-
ded in Canada’s World Cup squad.
Leeds win the Centenary Cup Final with an Allan Clarke goal scored in the 53rd
minute. Shortly after the match the team left for Wolverhampton to prepare for
the decisive league match. Mick Jones dislocated his elbow in the last minute of
the game and was taken off on a stretcher after collecting his medal from the Queen
.... Celtic win the Scottish Cup by beating Hibernian 6-1 — the highest score in the
Final since 1888, Dixie Deans got a hat-trick, Lou Macari scored twice and Billy
McNeill once.
Anderlecht win the Belgian Championship with a decisive 5-1 win over Saint
Trond... Muller scores twice for Bayern and goes clear in the European scoring
list with 36... Benfica are the Champions of Portugal and Real Madrid need only
one more point to clinch the title in Spain.
Everton signed Mike Bernard (Stoke C.) for £125,000... Tan MacFarlane, the
Carlisle manager, is given a six months’ notice . . . Francis Lee will be definitely out
of football until the beginning of next season... Helmut Schoen has called up
Karl-Heinz Schnellinger into the W. German squad against England... A fantastic
night of League football! Leeds U. lose at Wolverhampton 2-1 and Liverpool
draw 0-0 at Highbury. Derby Co. are the champions for the first time in their
history with 58 points, followed by three clubs on 57. Bill Shankly claims that
Toshack was not off-side when he scored two minutes from the end and Don Revie
says that his team should have had two penalties for handling offences.
West Ham U. put Harry Redknapp and Peter Eustace on the transfer list and Keith
Newton the international full-back is on offer at Everton ... Huddersfield accuse
four of their players of asking them to break the rules by paying them an extra
£1,000 each to avoid relegation. Trevor Cherry, Frank Worthington, Roy
Ellam — all transfer-listed - are named, but the fourth player’s identity is not
revealed ... Newcastle U. asked the F.A. to release Malcolm Macdonald from the
close season Under-23 tour so he could go with his club to the Far East. The request
was refused... Brian Clough says that Derby Co’s league triumph is a small
miracle and the club will spend heavily on reinforcements in order to make an
impact in the European Cup... Geoff Hurst and Mike Summerbee are recalled
into the England squad instead of injured Allan Clarke and Francis Lee.
10 Hurst broke down in training and the England party left without him for W. Berlin
... Nottingham F, will propose the introduction of Sunday football at the League’s
A.G.M, Other proposals: limitation of the loan system (Orient) five clear days
before an F.A. Cup Final (Arsenal) and three-up-and-down promotion and relega-
tion system operating for the top two divisions (Blackpool). 12 non-league clubs
are applying for admission together with Barrow, Crewe, Workington and
Stockport Co., who are seeking re-election . . . Portugal beat Cyprus 1-0 at Nicosia
in a World Cup qualifying match . . . Colin Harper (Ipswich T.) is suspended for 28
days from August 12th after being sent off against Sheffield U. on April 15th...
England Amateurs beat Italy 4-0 at Plymouth.
11 Bill Baxter, a £12,500 signing 15 months ago, is given a free transfer by: Hull .G....
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Tottenham H. beat Arsenal 2-0 at Highbury in the last Division 1 match of the
season . . . Ajax Amsterdam beat Den Haag F.C. in the Dutch Cup Final 3-2.
12 Martin Peters is doubtful against W. Germany due to a heavy cold... Derby Co.
claim that Colin Todd will be too tired to tour with the England Under-23 party...
Wrexham won the Welsh Cup by beating Cardiff 3-2 on aggregate and will play
in European football for the first time in their history .. .Graham Pugh (Sheffield
W.) is transferred to Huddersfield for £60,000.
13 England draw 0-0 at W. Berlin and are out of the European Championship. In the
other matches Russia beat Yugoslavia 3-0 and Belgium beat Italy 2-1. Ramsey
said that he was proud of his team’s performance, but he is strongly criticised for
selecting a defensive 44-2 formation. Helmut Schoen, the German team manager,
complains about England’s ‘Brutal methods’. Man of the match Franz Becken-
bauer said, “The English had no idea how to deal with our two goal advantage.
They confused the jungle with a football pitch.’
14 Italian team manager Valcareggi is under attack by the Press for selecting too many
of the ‘old guard’, Hungary and Rumania draw 2-2 in Bucharest and will have a
play-off match for a place in the semi-finals at Belgrade... . Real Madrid clinched
the Spanish title with a win over Seville. Valencia finished second and Barcelona
third.
15 Francis Burns (Manchester U.) will join Southampton after his present club’s
foreign tour... It is officially announced that the final stages of the European
Championship will be played-off in Belgium ... Fulham Supporters’ Club held a
public meeting, which called for the resignation of chairman Tommy Trinder ..
The proposed England tour during June is cancelled because the players are too
tired and would be unwilling to take part. A round-robin to that effect was presented
to Sir Alf on the plane which brought the England party back from Berlin...
England beat the Republic of Ireland 4-0 in the U.E.F.A.-Youth Tournament.
16 Malcolm Page (Birmingham C.) has joined the Wales squad in place of the injured
Trevor Hockey.
17 Tottenham H. beat Wolverhampton W. in the U.E.F.A. Cup ona 3-2 aggregate and
become the first English club to win two different European trophies. At White
Hart Lane, Mullery put Spurs in front and David Wagstaffe equalised from a
long-range shot — 1-1... Halifax T. sacked their manager Ray Henderson...
Charlton Ath. signed 27-year-old Dietmar Bruck from Northampton Town for
£5,000... E. Cussins is the new chairman of Leeds U. He announced £500,000
plans to improve ground facilities... Eldon Griffiths rejected proposals for a
United Kingdom football team. Mr. Griffiths said that he was not sure that Scottish
or Welsh supporters would be pleased to see their national team losing their identity
.... Dickie Rooks has been given a free transfer by Bristol C. . . Ken Sandercock
re-joined Leicester C. from Torquay U.... Hungary beat Rumania 2-1 in the
European Championship play-off match.
18 George Best has failed to turn up at Troon where the N., Ireland squad met for the
Scotland game. . . Fulham decided to officially disband their fan club because ‘they
behaved in an irresponsible manner’, Chairman of ‘The Cottagers’ club Mr. Paul
Woods called a special meeting of the members to discuss the split between the two
... Bill McGarry blames the players for the present crisis: “The trouble is that
players are not as dedicated to the game as they used to be. The reason so many
of them complain about being tired is because of the worries of outside interests.’
19 George Best is dropped from the N. Ireland squad and is reported to be holidaying
in Spain... Roy Sproson, who has made over 750 league appearances for Port
Vale, was given a free transfer . . . Sir Alf Ramsey stated that Colin Todd and John
Robson must go on the England Under-23 tour ... Universitario Lima drew 0-0
with Independiente Buenos Aires in the first leg match of the South American
Champions’ Cup Final... Belgium beat Iceland 4-0 in a World Cup qualifying
match... The USA beat Jamaica 2-1 and will play in the Olympic Games in
Munich ... Czechoslovakia 2 Greece 0 in the Under-23 European Championship
Be,
semi-final. The return match will be played in Athens on May 31... Bill McGarry
will stay at Wolverhampton next season.
20 England beat Wales 3-0 in Home International Tournament. Malcolm Macdonald
collects his first full cap and Rodney Marsh scores his first goal for his country...
Two late goals (Law, Lorimer) help Scotland to a 2-0 win over N. Ireland...
George Best announces his retirement from football at the age of 26. He says that
he is a physical and mental wreck and has been drinking too much during the last
four months . . . Marseille are the champions of France.
22 N. Ireland manager Terry Neill says that he is willing to take Best back into the
squad but George refuses to see anyone — not even Sir Matt Busby... Madeley and
Moore are doubtful for tomorrow’s game at Wembley . . . John Boyle (Chelsea) has
been sent off in a friendly match at Barbados . . . Wales call up Dick Krzywicki and
Gareth Davies into the squad . . . Brentford sign Alan Murray (Middlesbrough) . ..
Ajax end the season with a 12-1 win over Vitesse in a Dutch first division match.
Cruyff scores four of the goals... Tommy Taylor (West Ham U.) has been added
to the England Under-23 touring party... England beat W. Germany 2-0 in the
Final of the U.E.F.A. Youth tournament to retain the trophy. Phil Thompson
(Liverpool) and Mike Buckley (Everton) scored the goals for the team man-
aged by Gordon Milne. Poland finish third and the host country, Spain, fourth.
23 Tony Currie (Sheffield U.) and Colin Todd get their first cap for England. N. Ireland
win 1-0 with a Terry Neill goal — their first victory over England since 1957. Ramsey
sent on Peters and Chivers for Currie and Macdonald but the heroic Irish defence
held out without too much difficulty .. . Geoff Strong and Ian St. John were given
free transfers by Coventry C. and Denis Hollywood is released by Southampton...
The F.A. complain that they cannot beat the cup final touts without the help of the
public, but no-one seems to care.
24 Scotland beat Wales 1-0 at Hampden with a second-half Lorimer goal and are now
certain to finish on top in the Home International Tournament ... Rangers beat
Dynamo Moscow 3-2 at Barcelona but the result might not count. Their fans in-
vaded the pitch during the game several times and at the end they fought a pitched
battle with the Spanish police. According to reports one man died and 150 injured.
Hundreds were arrested and thrown into jail. The Scottish fans also caused a lot
of damage in the Spanish holiday resorts ... George Best says that he might take up
football again for a London club . . . Independiente Buenos Aires beat Universitario
Lima 2-1 to win the South American Champions’ Cup.
25 The Lord Provost of Glasgow described the behaviour of the Rangers fans as
‘shameful and a disgrace’. He also pointed out that the unprecedented scandal had
nothing to do with the famous club and its players. Lev Yashin, the ex-international
goalkeeper, who is now the technical adviser of Moscow Dynamo, demands a
replay, because ‘the match was played in unusual circumstances and the referee
should have abandoned it’. U.E.F.A. secretary Hans Bangerter called an emergency
committee meeting to discuss the Russian protest. Personally he also feels that
Rangers should be disciplined. The Evening Standard front page headline describes
the Scottish fans stranded in Spain as ‘jailed, drunk and broke!’ . . Sweden drew
with Hungary 0-0 in a World Cup qualifying match at Stockholm... Alf Wood
(Shrewsbury T.), joint top scorer of the Football League with 35 goals, is signed by
Millwall for £45,000... John Simpson, who has made over 600 appearances for
Gillingham, was given a free transfer... Brian Homewood has been put on the
F ates list oyace roe English referees nominated to control international
matches are: David Smith, Norman Burtenshaw
Partridge and Keith Walker. dist SLA ee
26 Derek Dougan says “The club chairmen must think seriously about the future of
football. Instead of giving each other a pat on the back at the League A.G.M they
ought to introduce reforms to streamline the structure of our domestic competitions
There is an intolerable burden on the players of the top clubs.’ Alan Hardaker:
Ask the clubs, not me! We introduced our ideas to them years ago, but they don’t
want to know. How do you persuade six First Division Clubs to vote themselves
down to the Second?... W. Germany beat Russia 4-1 in a friendly to mark the
opening of the new Olympic Stadium in Munich. Gerd Muller scored all four goals,
bringing his international total to 47 . . . Bill Baxter (Hull C.) joins Northampton T.
on a free-transfer. Birmingham C. pay £60,000 to W.B.A. for Bobby Hope.
27 Arsenal F.C, will spend £100,000 on ground improvement during the close season.
All safety barriers will be reinforced ... Both Derby Co. and Leeds U. declined
to play in the traditional Charity Shield match next season. Derby Co., the champ-
ions, will start the 72/73 League campaign with an away fixture at Southampton,
and Leeds U. will be at Stamford Bridge facing Chelsea. Norwich C. open their
first ever Div. 1. fixtures with a home game against Everton... England shows
improved form at Hampden Park, and beat Scotland 1-0 with an Alan Ball goal.
Wales and N. Ireland drew 0-0 at Wrexham, consequently, England and Scotland
tie on top of the Home Championship table ...In a TV discussion, leading club
managers, Revie and Mercer, agree that this Tournament should be played off during
the season, and not at the end, when the players are stale and tired.
28 Juventus clinched the Italian title with a 2-0 win over Vicenza. The Portuguese
champions, Benfica, also closed the campaign with an emphatic win.
30 Alan Hudson and Colin Todd pulled-out of the England U-23 squad. Hudson
referred to domestic reasons, and Todd said that he was tired after a strenuous
season. Sir Alf Ramsey contacted Trevor Brooking (West Ham U.) and Frank
Worthington (Huddersfield T.) as possible replacements ... Manchester U. beat
a Tel-Aviv select in Israel 2-1, with goals by Sadler and Kidd.
31 Ajax Amsterdam successfully defended the European Champions’ Cup by beating
Inter-Milan 2-0 at Rotterdam. Johann Cruyff scored both goals in the second-half,
and the match was described as great propaganda for attacking football. The
Italians rarely looked like scoring, and Boninsegna was shown the yellow card by
referee Robert Helies of France for ungentlemanly conduct.
June
2 Hereford U. F.A. Cup giant-killers are elected to the Fourth Division at the annual
meeting of the Football League in London. They replace Barrow who failed in a
second ballot after the two clubs had tied on the first count with 26 votes each.
In the second ballot, Hereford gained 29 to Barrow’s 20. Northampton T. (49 votes),
Crewe Alexandra (46) and Stockport C. (46) were re-elected. Colin Addison,
Hereford’s player-manager who will miss the season’s start through suspension,
promised ‘a determined and dedicated effort from all at Edgar Street to put us on
the map in League football’. Witha catchment area of 200,000, gates of 6,000 and a
profit made on the season of £16,500, Hereford have a good basis for success.
Other points arising from the meeting were: minimum admission charges increased
from 30p to 40p; Len Shipman (Leicester) retained as President of the Football
League, with Lord Westwood (Newcastle) and Syd Collings (Sunderland) re-elected
to the management committee; the new ‘points for punishment’ plan will operate
but under the jurisdiction of the F.A. and suspensions will be for matches rather
than weeks. Items which failed to achieve the necessary threequarter majority were
Blackpool’s three-up-and-down scheme; Nottingham F.’s plea to look at Sunday
football; Everton’s suggestion of a 15 minute half-time break; Orient’s idea for
restriction of loan transfers and a new Cup for Third and Fourth Division clubs
sponsored by Southend U. and Stockport C.
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Soccer Steps of History
1846 First soccer rules written, at Cambridge University.
1855 Sheffield, the oldest soccer club, formed.
1862 Notts. Co., the oldest Football League club, came into being. :
1863 Football Association formed, at Freemasons Tavern, Great Queen Street, Lincolns Inn Field,
Monday, October 26.
1866 First representative match, London v Sheffield.
1867 Queen’s Park, the oldest Scottish club, founded.
1871 Football Association Challenge Cup introduced.
1872 First official England v Scotland game, with Scotland represented by whole of Queen’s Park team—
a goalless draw, the only one until Hampden 1970.
1872 Size of ball fixed.
1873 Scottish Football Association formed and Scottish Cup started.
1874 Shinguards introduced and registered by Sam Widdowson, of Nottingham Forest.
1874 First Oxford vyCambridge University match, played at Kennington Oval.
1875 Crossbar used instead oftape as hitherto.
1876 Football Association of Wales formed. Wales played first international match with Scotland.
1877 Football Association of Wales Challenge Cup.
1878 First recorded floodlight match, at Sheffield.
1878 Referee’s whistle used for first time.
1879 First international between England and Wales. Cliftonville, oldest Irish club, formed.
1880 Irish Football Association formed, and Irish Cup introduced.
1882 Initial conference between four home countries, after which England and Ireland, Wales and Ireland
started. International Board formed.
1882 Two-handed throw-in brought into use.
1882 England 13, Ireland 0, still a record score for a full international match in Britain.
1883 With Scotland playing Ireland, the Home International Tournament was launched,
1885 Professionalism legalised in England.
1885 Arbroath 36, Bon Accord 0, still a record for Scottish Cup, and highest score in an official] match
in Britain. Soon afterwards Rule changed whereby goalkeepers no longer changed ends after each
goal.
1886 Caps given for first time in international matches.
1887 Preston 26. Hyde 0, F.A. Cup, still a record for England.
1888 Football League founded. The original twelve members: Accrington, Aston Villa, Blackburn R.,
Bolton W., Burnley, Derby Co., Everton, Notts. Co., Preston N.E., Stoke, W.B.A. and Wolver-
hampton W.
1889 Preston N.E., the first club to do the Double. They won the F:A. Cup without conceding a goal, and
the Football League championship without being beaten. (Aston Villa 1897, Tottenham H. 1961, and
Arsenal 1971, are the only others to win the Double.)
1890 Irish League formed.
1890 Goal nets invented by a Mr. Brodie of Liverpool. First used officially in North vy South match the
following year.
1890 First hat-trick in F.A. Cup Final, by W. Townley, Blackburn R. v Sheffield W. Only player to achieve
this feat in a Wembley Final, S. Mortensen (Blackpool) 1953.
1890 Sunderland replace Stoke.
1891 Football League Division 2 extended from 12 to 14 clubs with the addition of Sunderland, who won
the title, and Darwen who finished bottom.
1891 Scottish League formed.
1891 Penalty kick introduced, at request of Irish Football Association.
1891 Referees and linesmen used instead of umpires.
1891 Football League extended by election of Darwen and Stoke,
1892 Second Division of Football League started with these clubs: Small Heath, Sheffield U., Darwen,
Grimsby T., Ardwick, Burton Swifts, Northwich Victoria, Bootle, Lincoln C., Crewe Alex., Burslem
Port Vale, Walsall Town Swifts. Newton Heath took the place of Darwen in the First Division,
and promotion and relegation, of a sort, was introduced. See League Table section.
1892 Goal nets used for first time in F.A. Cup Final, between W.B.A. and Aston Villa.
1892 Inter-League matches started,
1893 First F.A. Amateur Cup.
1893 Referees Association formed.
1894 Southern League started.
1894 In Amateur Cup Final Old Carthusians beat Casuals 2-1.
1894 Corinthians supplied all eleven players for England against Wales, and won 5-1 at Wrexham,
1895 F.A. Cup stolen from a shop window in Birmingham and never recovered.
1897 Aston Villa won F.A. Cup and First Division title,
1898 At end a season 1898-99 promotion and relegation introduced and old system of play-off matches
scrapped.
1898 Glasgow Rangers won every match in Scottish First Division.
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1901 Tottenham H. won the F.A. Cup and for the first time the Cup came South. Spurs were a Southern
League team at the time, the first and only non-league club to have lifted the trophy. A crowd
of
110,802 watched the first game at the Crystal Palace. the first six-figure crowd for a Final.
1902 The Ibrox Park Disaster; 25 died when terracing collapsed during game between England and
Scotland on the Rangers ground.
1902 Women’s football banned (the ban was lifted in 1969).
1903 The Football Association Ltd. registered under the Joint Stocks Act of Parliament. Bury 6, Derby
Co. 0, F.A. Cup Final—still a record.
1904 Federational Internationale de Football Association formed at the Congress held in Paris. Seven
nations, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Holland, Denmark, Sweden and Spain, were the first mem-
bers, In June 1970 there were 135 member nations of F.I.F.A.
1905 Goalkeepers ordered to remain on goal-line for penalty kicks.
1905 The first £1,000 transfer, Alf Common from Sunderland to Middlesbrough.
1907 Players Union (now the P.F.A.) officially formed.
1907 Amateur Football Association formed.
1908 Football officially introduced into the Olympic Games, at White City, London. From an invitation
list of United Kingdom, Hungary, Holland, Sweden, Denmark, France A and B teams, and Bohemia,
United Kingdom beat Denmark 2-0 in the Final, with Holland beating Sweden 2-0 in play-off for
third and fourth places.
1908 jerune and £350 limit on transfer fees is set. It proved to be a failure and the limit was withdrawn
in April.
1908 When L. R. Roose, the Welsh goalkeeper, was hurt against England at Wrexham, D. Davies (Bolton
W.) was allowed to play—the first instance of a substitute in the Home International tournament.
1912 Goalkeepers’ use of handsr estrictedt o penalty area.
1912 England won Football Section of Olympic Games.
1913 Distance a player allowed to stand from an opponent during taking of a free kick altered from six
to ten yards,
1914 King George V first reigning monarch to attend a Cup Final, between Burnley and Liverpool at the
Crystal Palace.
1919 Decisions taken at first meeting of F.A. included ‘minimum price of admission to F.A. Cup
Qualifying Rounds, fivepence; Competition Proper one shilling. Clubs could retain a player at £234
per annum. Maximum wage, £9 per week, winter, £7 summer. An amnesty was granted to all
players and officials under suspension. Charges for Final Tie at Stamford Bridge ranged from 2s. 6d.
to one guinea. Goalkeepers who carried a ball more than two yards were to be penalised.
1919 Football League extended with 22 clubs in each of First and Second Divisions.
1920 Third Division South formed, with 22 clubs. £1 draw, £2 win, bonus introduced. Crystal Palace won
the championship.
1920 New rule introduced stated that a player cannot be offside from a throw-in.
1921 Third Division North formed, with 20 clubs. In 1923 Third Division received two extra teams,
Doncaster R. and New Brighton.
1921 Goalkeepers in international games ordered to wear deep yellow jerseys.
1923 First F.A. Cup Final at Wembley between West Ham U. and Bolton W. (result 0-2). Crowd broke
in and it was impossible to check the crowd, which was finally given as 126,047. David Jack scored
the first goal.
1924 It was ruled that where the colours of the teams clashed in the Football League, the visitors must
change; and goals could be scored direct from a corner.
1925 Offside Rule altered from three to two defenders between attacker and goal.
1926 Huddersfield Town first team to complete hat-trick of League championships. Huddersfield
finished runners up in 1926-27 and 1927-28.
1927 Cardiff C. beat Arsenal 1-0 at Wembley and so took the Cup out of England for the first time.
This record still stands.
1927 J. C. Clegg, President of the Football Association, knighted for services to football.
1927 First radio commentary on an F.A. Cup Final.
1928 Britain left F.I.F.A. owing to a dispute over the definition of amateurism and ‘broken time’ pay-
ments for amateurs.
1928 First £10,000 transfer. David Jack, Bolton W. to Arsenal in October. Actual fee was £10,340,
1928 Dixie Dean of Everton broke the League record by scoring 60 goals in the First Division. He also
scored 22 in other games, F.A. Cup-Ties, Internationals, etc.
1928 Jimmy McGrory, Celtic centre-forward, made new record for Scottish First Division with eight
goals in one match, v Dunfermline, January 1928. : : ;
1929 England’s international team lost first match on foreign soil, Spain winning 4-3 in Madrid.
1929 Goalkeepers ordered to stand still on goal line until penalty kick taken. :
1929 Football League granted first representation on Football Association Council. Now all nine repre-
sentatives are elected annually. ,
1929 Albert Geldard became youngest ever player in a Football League match, by playing for Bradford
at age of 154. 7
1930 Brentford first club to win all home games in 21 match programme.
1930 football matches banned by Football Association. yas s
Floodlight
1930 World Cup started. Brainchild of M. Jules Rimet, President of French F.A. Participators: Argentine,
Peru, Rumania, U.S.A.,
Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, France, Yugoslavia, Mexico, Paraguay,
results of all
Uruguay, in Montevideo, July 13-30, Uruguay beat Argentine 4-2 in Final, For full
World Cup competitions, see special section elsewhere in the book,
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1930 F. J. Wall, Secretary of the Football Association, knighted.
in game with
1931 John Thomson, Celtic and Scottish international goalkeeper, sustained fractured skull
centre-forward, Sam English, and died later that evening. —
Rangers when colliding with Rangers
again
1931 Goalkeeper permitted to take four steps while holding the ball. Rule tightened up in 1967 and
in 1969.
1931 It was ruled that in the case of a foul throw, the opposing side to be awarded a throw-in.
1931 W.B.A. made history by winning the Cup (beating Birmingham C. 2-1) and promotion from the
Second Division.
1933 Everton achieved the feat of winning the Second Division, First Division and the Cup in successive
seasons. In Cup Final with Manchester C. numbers were worn for first time, the teams being
numbered 1-22, with No. 22 worn by Langford, Manchester C. keeper.
1934 Sir Frederick Wall, Secretary of the F.A. for 39 years, retired. His place was taken by Mr. S. F.
Rous immediately after he had refereed the F.A. Cup Final between Manchester C. and Ports-
mouth. At the end of this game Frank Swift, 19-year-old Manchester C. goalkeeper, fainted.
1934 Record crowd (which still stands) for F.A. Cup-Tie other than the final, or League match for that
matter, in England. Manchester C. v Stoke C., March 3, 1934—84,569.
1934 Second World Cup, in Italy. Italy beat Czechoslovakia in Final, in Rome, 2-1 after extra time.
1935 Arsenal equalled the feat of Huddersfield Town by winning the First Division championship three
times in a row.
1935 Tranmere R. 13, Oldham Ath. 4, still a record aggregate for a match in the Football League. R. Bell
scored 9 for Tranmere R., a Third Division (North) record.
1935 Two-referee system tried out in Amateur v Professional trial match.
1935 Ted Drake scored seven goals for Arsenal against Aston Villa, at Villa Park, a record for an away
game in the First Division.
1936 Luton T. 12, Bristol R. 0, April 13. Joe Payne, Luton centre-forward scored ten, still a record fora
Football League match.
1936 Charlton Ath. gained promotion for the second successive season, going from Third to First in
two jumps.
1936 Great Britain re-entered Olympic Games, and were beaten in second round by Poland, in Berlin.
1936 Aggregate of Steve Bloomer of League goals during career (352) beaten by Dixie Dean, who finally
finished with 379. See 1965, Arthur Rowley, 434 goals.
1936 Jimmy Thorpe, Sunderland goalkeeper, died a few days after being injured in a match against
Chelsea. Inquest verdict was that he died of diabetes.
1937 F.A. proposal that two-referee system be tried out in club pre-season practice matches was defeated at
the A.G.M.
1937 Crowd record, which still stands, for a match in Great Britain, 149,547, watched Scotland and Eng-
land at Hampden Park, Glasgow.
1938 Laws of The Game re-written, mostly by Mr. S. F. Rous, the F.A. Secretary.
1938 Italy won the World Cup in France, beating Hungary 4-2 in the Paris Final.
1938 F.A. celebrated 75th anniversary with match against Rest of Europe at Highbury. England won 3-0.
1938 J. McGrory (Celtic) retired after scoring 550 goals in first class football.
1939 Watering the pitch was officially recognised and controlled for the first time. It is not permissible
in months of November, December, January and February.
1939 Numbering of players made compulsory in League matches.
1939 Football League closed down after teams had played three matches following outbreak of war.
1944 Delegation of representatives of the four home associations to Board of Trade was granted 40,000
clothing coupons so that clubs could buy equipment. Henry Huband completed 50 years with Lon-
don Football Association. He was Hon, Treasurer to F.A. until his death in 1952.
1944 F.A, County Youth Cup introduced.
1944 Football League North Cup, Aston Villa 5, Blackpool 3; South Cup, Charlton Ath. 3, Chelsea 0.
1946 Great Britain rejoined F,I.F.A.
1946 Bolton Disaster. On March 9, 33 people were killed and over 400 injured when crush barriers at
Burnden Park, Bolton, gave way during Cup-Tie with Stoke C.
1947 Great Britain beat Rest of Europe 6-1 at Hampden Park, Glasgow.
1947 Doncaster R. set up new record in Third Division North with 72 points.
1947 Tom Lawton and Stanley Mortensen each scored four goals against Portugal at Lisbon in 10-0 win,
first time two Englishmen had scored four in an international match,
1948 Frank Swift first goalkeeper to captain England v Italy in Turin.
1948 Two players were killed by lightning on the pitch during Army Cup Final replay at Aldershot.
1948 Record for British Club match, apart from Cup Finals, 143,570, Rangers y Hibernian, Hampden
Park, March 27.
1948 Record for an English League match, 82,950, Manchester U. v Arsenal, January 17, at Maine Road.
1948 Record aggregate for two Scottish Cup games, between Rangers and Morton, 265,199.
1949 Ex-professional footballers ruled eligible to serve on F.A. Council, if permission granted,
1949 S. F. Rous, F.A. Secretary, knighted.
1949 Rangers first to win Scottish League, Cup and League Cup in same season.
1949 England lose 2-0 to Republic of Ireland at Liverpool.
1950 Football League extended from 88 to 92 clubs, only 44 of whom have single vote. The 48 teams in
the Third and Fourth Divisions are honorary members and are represented by four votes.
1950 Fourth World Cup. Uruguay defeated Brazil in final game at Rio de Janeiro, watched by 200,000
crowd, paying £125,000. England beat Chile 2-0, but were eliminated after losing to U.S.A. 1-0 at
Belo Horizonte and 1-0 to Spain in Rio,
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1950 Ee ors lost to foreign team for first time on Scottish soil. Austria defeated them 1-0 at Hampden
tk.
1950 England fielded substitute for first time in full international. Against Belgium, Brussels, May 18,
Jimmy Mullen (Wolves) replaced the injured Jackie Milburn (Newcastle U.) after ten minutes.
1951 Use of white ball legalised.
1951 Sheffield W. paid Notts. Co. the record transfer sum of £34,000 for Jackie Sewell, an inside forward.
1952 Nat Pa pag scored six goals for Football League v League of Ireland, at Wolverhampton, a
record.
1952 Billy Wright passed Bob Crompton’s record of 42 international caps. He finally retired in 1959
having played 105 times for England.
1952 Newcastle U. won the F.A. Cup for the second successive year, the first club to do so in the twentieth
century. The previous team to achieve this feat was Blackburn R. in 1890 and 1891.
1952 Hungary defeated Yugoslavia in Final of Olympic Games at Helsinki. This team formed the basis
of the side which slaughtered England at Wembley the following year.
1953 Derek Dooley, Sheffield W. centre forward and top scorer in the Football League with 46 goals the
previous season, had a leg amputated after being injured in a League game against Preston N.E. on
February 14.
1953 The first ever 100,000 crowd watched the Amateur Cup Final between Pegasus and Harwich and
Parkeston at Wembley.
1953 Arsenal won League championship for a record seventh time.
1953 Football Association celebrated their 90th birthday with a tremendous banquet attended by repre-
sentatives of almost every country in the world. The match to celebrate this anniversary was England
4, Rest of the World 4. England were saved by a last minute penalty scored by Alf Ramsey.
1953 Stanley Mortensen first player to score hat-trick in F.A. Cup Final at Wembley. He helped Black-
pool defeat Bolton W. (who at one time led 3-1) in what has become known as ‘The Stanley Matthews
Final’.
1953 England lost their first ever game at home to a Continental country, 6-3 to Hungary at Wembley.
1954 England suffered their heaviest defeat in an international match, losing 7-1 to Hungary in Budapest.
1954 West Germany defeated Hungary 3-2 in World Cup Final in Berne, Switzerland. England, having
survived the qualifying rounds, lost 4-2 in the quarter-finals to Uruguay. In first round match,
against Belgium at Basle, England played extra time for the first time.
1954 England defeated West Germany, the World Cup holders, 3-1 at Wembley.
1954 Wolverhampton W. gained some sort of revenge for England by defeating Moscow Spartak and
Honved, including six of the Hungarian team, in memorable matches under the floodlights at
Molineux, Wolverhampton.
1955 First F.A. Cup-Tie to be played under floodlights. It was a replay between Kidderminster Harriers
v Brierley Hill Alliance.
1955 European Cup launched. It was the brainchild of a French journalist, M. Gabriel Hanot.
1955 The Duke of Edinburgh became President of the Football Association.
1955 Football League proposition that the two sections of the Third Division, North and South, become
amalgamated to form Divisions Three and Four, was defeated at A.G.M. But came into force
three seasons later.
1955 Floodlighting used for the first time in an international match in Britain. Late in the second half of
the England vy Spain game at Wembley the lights were switched on because of the fading natural
light (see November 1963).
1955 Denis Wilshaw (Wolves) scored four goals against Scotland, at Wembley. First Englishman to do so.
1955 The first floodlit F.A. Cup-Tie involving League clubs was between Darlington and Carlisle U. at
St. James’ Park, Newcastle, on November 28th. Darlington won 3-1 (the attendance was 34,257).
1956 The Portsmouth vy Newcastle U. game was the first League match to take place under ‘lights’ in
February.
1956 Russia won their first major soccer tournament, defeating Yugoslavia in the Final of the Olympic
Games in Melbourne.
1957 Alan Hardaker succeeded Fred Howarth as Secretary of the Football League.
1957 Stanley Matthews awarded C.B.E.
1957 After winning the League Championship for the second successive year, Manchester U. were robbed
of the ‘Double’ by Aston Villa, who beat them in the Final at Wembley 2-1. For a long period
United played ten men after their goalkeeper, Ray Wood, had been injured. Centre-half Jackie
Blanchflower, kept goal for the rest of the tie.
1957 Entertainment Tax, which had been in operation on football receipts since the First World War,
was withdrawn. rik, ;
1957 Bishop Auckland won the Amateur Cup for the third time in succession. Their wins total ten in all.
1957 Joe Richards elected president of the Football League.
1957 John Charles, Leeds U. and Wales, is transferred to a foreign team, He joined Juventus, of Italy,
for a £65,000 fee.
1957 F.LF.A.’s attempt to change the rule so that a goalkeeper, injured in a competitive rule, could be
‘
substituted, was defeated. Came into force in 1965.
1958 Manchester U. club decimated by the Munich Disaster. Their plane crashed at Munich
Airport on take-off on the way back from a European Cup game with Red Star, Belgrade. Eight
players, Roger Byrne, the captain, Duncan Edwards, Geoff Bent, Eddie Colman, Mark Jones,
Tommy Taylor, David Pegg and Bill Whelan, were killed, together with the Club Secretary, two
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United club, and
trainers and eight journalists. The football world rallied round the stricken
the F.A. Cup
the F.A. broke their own inflexible rule which banned players from competing in
2-0 to
for two teams in the same season. United later qualified for the Final at Wembley, but lost
Bolton W. . sliel
Sunderland, the last team to maintain continuous membership of the First Division, relegated to
1958
the Second Division. :
1958 All four British Associations reached the final stages of the World Cup, held in Sweden, but none
progressed beyond the Quarter-finals. Brazil defeated Sweden 5-2 in the Final in Stockholm.
1958 Everton was the first British club to use an electrified pitch to defeat frost. :
1958 Record transfer fee of £45,000 was paid by Manchester U. to Sheffield W. for Albert Quixall.
1958 Divisions Three and Four of the Football League came into being.
1958 England played their first ever match with Russia, drawing 1-1 in Moscow. Later that summer they
drew with Russia 2-2 in the World Cup in Gothenburg, and lost the play-off 1-0. But at Wembley
the following year England defeated Russia 5-0, Johnny Haynes scoring a hat-trick, ‘ “o
1959 Billy Wright gained his 100th cap for England, the first man to register the ‘ton-up’ in Britain. He
finally retired with 105 caps.
1959 After a test case the Football League established that they held the copyright of the League fixtures,
and they came to a remunerative agreement with the Football Pools authorities for a substantial
annual amount to be paid them and to the Scottish League.
1959 Real Madrid won the European Cup for the fourth successive time. In fact they had been the only
winners so far. They also won the following year, but in 1961 Benfica broke the spell when they
defeated Barcelona in the Final.
1960 Record gate for a European Cup-Tie was set up when 127,621 watched Real Madrid beat Eintracht,
Frankfurt, in the Final at Hampden Park, Glasgow.
1961 Sir Stanley Rous became President of F.I.F.A.
1961 England 9, Scotland 3, at Wembley.
1961 Tottenham H. became the first modern team (in this century) to win the ‘Double’. In the final they
defeated Leicester C., their team being: Brown; Baker, Henry; Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay;
Jones, White, Smith, Allen, Dyson. Smith and Dyson scored the goals. Tottenham H. also equalled
the points record of 66, held by Arsenal, in the First Division. Aston Villa defeated Rotherham U.
in the first League Cup Final.
1961 Peterborough U. won the Fourth Division title in their first year as a League club, scoring all-time
record of 134 goals.
1961 After a long and determined fight the Professional Footballers Association won the right to have the
maximum wage lifted.
1962 Ipswich T. won the First Division championship for the first time.
1962 Denis Law, who had signed from Manchester C. by Torino, Italy, for £100,000, was transferred to
Manchester U. for £116,000. Jimmy Greaves followed him back, being signed by Tottenham.
1962 Tottenham Hotspur won the F.A. Cup for the second successive season.
1963 Alf Ramsey took over as England Team Boss.
1963 Football Association celebrate their Centenary with number of festivities, including a match against
the Rest of the World at Wembley, which England won 2-1.
1963 Tottenham H. win the Cup Winners Cup by defeating Atletico Madrid 5-1 in Rotterdam.
1963 Total attendance at the three matches, including play-off, between Santos of Brazil and Milan, for
the unofficial club championship of the world, 380,000.
1963 In first-ever full international under lights, England beat N. Ireland 8-3 at Wembley.
1964 Jimmy Dickinson played his 700th League game for Portsmouth. Retired with record 764 to his
credit in 1965,
1964 Worst disaster in football history. Three hundred people were killed and 500 injured when crowd
rioted during an Olympic Games qualifying match between Peru and Argentine at the National
Stadium, Lima, Peru.
1965 British floodlight record gate: 107,580 at World Cup qualifying tie between Scotland and Poland at
Hampden Park.
1965 West Ham U. win the European Cup Winners Cup by beating 1860 Munich 2-0 at Wembley. The
gate of 100,000 was a record for the tournament.
1965 New record for the Scottish League Cup: 107,609 saw the Final between Celtic and Rangers at
Hampden Park.
1965 Arthur Rowley retired after setting up the all-time record of 434 League goals.
1965 Football League clubs, on a vote of 39 to 10, agreed that one substitute be allowed at any time in
place of an injured player in a League match. Fourteen clubs replaced players in Football League
games On Opening day.
1965 First closed circuit TV soccer game, at Coventry City’s ground while their team was playing at
Cardiff 120 miles distance.
1965 Chelsea the first London team to win the League Cup, defeated Leicester C. in the two-legged
Final.
1966 By scoring four goals against Norway at Oslo, Jimmy Greaves recorded 3 or more goals for England
for the sixth time, easily a record—two ‘fours’ and four ‘threes’.
1966 Mr. Joe Mears, Chairman of Football Association, collapsed and died at Oslo.
1966 England won the World Cup. In a dramatic Final at Wembley they defeated West Germany 4-2
after extra time. Geoff Hurst became first man to score hat-trick in the Final. The receipts for the
Final, £204,805 from the 100,000 crowd, and the competition in England, £1,551,099, were both
records. England’s winning team: Banks (Leicester C.); Cohen (Fulham), Wilson (Everton); Stiles
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(Manchester U.), J. Charlton (Leeds U.), Moore (West Ham U.) captain; Ball (Blackpool), Hunt
(Liverpool), Hurst (West Ham U.), R. Charlton (Manchester U.), Peters (West Ham U.).
1966 Substitutes allowed in League football for the first time.
1967 Immediate impact of the World Cup meant that in following season the Football League gates went
up by 1,695,616 fans.
1967 Manchester U. won the First Division championship for the seventh time, to equal the record
shared by Arsenal and Liverpool.
1967 Q.P.R., coming from 2-0 down, beat W.B.A. in the League Cup Final, the first to be played at
Wembley.
1967 Jackie Charlton follows his brother in winning the award of Footballer of the Year.
1967 After winning the Scottish Treble, Celtic became first British team to win the European Cup.
Rangers lost in extra time to Bayern Munich in the Cup Winners Cup Final.
1968 Record gate of £120,000 paid by crowd who watched Manchester U. defeat Benfica in the European
Cup Final at Wembley.
1968 Leeds U., who had so often been beaten on the post for a trophy, won the League Cup, Terry
Cooper’s goal beating Arsenal 1-0. Then they went on to beat Ferencvaros in the Final of the Fairs
Cup.
1969 Leeds U. took the First Division title with a record number of 67 points, and in doing so their
Manager, Don Revie, was acclaimed Manager of the Year.
1969 New record takings at Wembley F.A. Cup Final, £128,000 at match between Manchester C. and
Leicester C., a figure which was equalled the following year.
1969 Newcastle U. kept up the ‘habit’ of an English club taking the Fairs Cup, by defeating Ujpest Dozsa
in the Final.
1970 Cambridge U. elected to Fourth Division, taking place of Bradford Park Avenue.
1970 Crystal Palace, in the first ever First Division game, broke the gate record at Selhurst Park when
Manchester U. were the visitors.
1970 England, Scotland and Wales shared the home Internationa! championship.
1970 Leeds U., after chasing every major trophy, failed to win anything. They finished runners-up to
Everton in the First Division, were knocked out of the European Cup in the semi-final by Celtic,
and lost the F.A. Cup Final to Chelsea.
1970 Chelsea won the F.A. Cup after the first replay in a Final since 1912. Both games went to extra time,
with Chelsea triumphing in the replay at Old Trafford, Manchester, by 2-1.
1970 Manchester C. won the Cup Winners Cup and the League Cup, while Arsenal made it a hat trick
of English wins in the Fairs Cup Final.
1970 On the way to the World Cup Final series, England defeated Colombia 4-0 in Bogota, and Ecuador
2-0 in Quito in friendlies.
1970 Martin Peters became the first £200,000 signing; the transfer of Jimmy Greaves from Tottenham to
West Ham U. was included in the deal.
1970 Brazil won the World Cup in Mexico, beating Italy 4-1 at Mexico City; Bobby Charlton set up
record with 106th cap when playing against West Germany at Leon where England were defeated
2-3 in extra time, after leading 2-0. This was third occasion England played extra time in World Cup,
twice against West Germany (1966 and 1970) and against Belgium (1954).
1971 Sixty-six people crushed to death at Ibrox Park, Glasgow near the end of the Rangers v Celtic match
as spectators who were leaving tried to return when Rangers equalised, Over 200 were injured, too,
in the worst disaster in British football history.
1971 FIFA introduced a new system for 1974 World Cup Finals. Two groups of four in the last eight
would produce winners to meet in the Final, thus increasing the number of matches from 32 to 38 in
the final stages.
1971 Walter Winterbottom named as head of the committee to enquire into the safety of football crowds,
1971 Leeds U. lost 3-2 to Colchester U. in a Fifth Round F.A. Cup tie; probably the biggest upset in the
competition’s history.
1971 Arsenal achieve the League and Cup double; only the second team to do it this century and the last
occasion ten years before by Tottenham H.
The Arsenal team v Liverpool at Wembley (2-1 a.e.t): Wilson; Rice, McNab, Storey (sub. Kelly
70 mins.), McLintock, Simpson, Armstrong, Graham, Radford, Kennedy, George. Manager:
Bertie Mee. Coach: Don Howe.
1971 Chelsea beat Real Madrid in the Cup Winners Cup replay in Athens 2-1 after a 1-1 draw to win the
trophy for the first time.
1971 England win the UEFA Youth Tournament in Turkey, ,
1971 Ajax win the European Cup by beating Panathinaikos 2-0 in the final at Wembley. Record receipts
of £183,000 taken. Leeds U. become the last holders of the European Fairs Cup beating Juventus on
the away goals rule after a 3-3 draw on aggregate. Fourth consecutive victory for an English club.
1971 Frank McLintock becomes the first Arsenal player to be elected “‘Footballer of the Year’. ~~
1917 F.LF.A. rejects the idea that in future the European Championship should also be a qualifying
tournament for the World Cup. :
1971 Blackpool beat Bologna in the Final of the Anglo-Italian tournament.
1971 Tottenham H. sign Ralph Coates from Burnley for an estimated transfer fee of £190,000—a record
“straight cash deal’’ in Great Britain.
Detailed list for rest of 1971, and 1972, in Day-by-Day Diary.
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Club Section
The Club section has proved to be the most popular feature of the Rothmans Football
Yearbook. Consequently, this year we have taken the greatest possible care in giving the
maximum amount of information and, at the same time, maintaining a high degree of
accuracy. We are eternally grateful to the Club Secretaries, who have been extremely
helpful, not only providing information but, also in checking the relevant sections
affecting their own clubs. The first page is made up of general historical facts, a ground
plan, directions of how to get there, address and telephone numbers. The following
apply to the ground plans: CT = Covered Terraces, CS = Covered Stand, TR = Ter-
races, T = Turnstiles, PR = Press Entrance, OP = Officials, Players Entrance.
The Transfer Fees quoted are all estimated as the transactions are never officially
revealed to the public. The Secretary of Ipswich Town Football Club suggested that it
might be better to omit transfer fees altogether but, as this aspect of the game is of
general interest, we decided to list the record transfer fees paid and received. In some
cases, the figures greatly vary from the previously published ones.
The two centre pages contain the complete domestic record of each club during the
1971/72 season. For the Cup competitions, we merely listed the results, as the line-ups
appear elsewhere in the Yearbook. As there is no official record for goal-scorers, wher-
ever possible the decisions of the clubs concerned have been taken. Line-ups have been
checked and re-checked with the clubs and with the Football League and Scottish
League. To simplify visually our ‘page 3’, we used the figure ‘12’ for a substitute who
actually played, and an asterisk for the player who has been replaced. All appearance
figures and goals scored refer to Football League matches only, and this principle
applies to ‘page 4’ as well.
‘Page 4° lists all the players who have signed professional forms for the club, their
previous records with other clubs, height, weight and birthplace. Several readers
suggested that we should also include the players’ birthdates. Unfortunately, the majority
of clubs are unwilling to disclose this information. In connection with well-known inter-
nationals, birthdates are published occasionally, but as we are aiming at uniformity and
would not like to disregard the wishes of the clubs, it has been decided not to pursue
the matter.
Also on this same page it was decided to take out the ‘s’ from the number of substitute
appearances, thus making any player who made full as well as substitute appearances
14 + 1 for example. Players not making any full appearances but appearing as substi-
tutes are listed thus: + 1. Also those players not making appearances or scoring goals
are given the notation (—) after their names.
Our final ‘copy date’ for compiling information was, with a few exceptions, Ist June.
So, some transfers, changes of colours or personnel between that date and the start of
the season, will not have been recorded.
Players given free transfers at the end of the 1971-72 season have been listed at the
foot of ‘Page 4’.
These notes may help to clarify the principles followed in preparing this important
section, which we are sure will be of particular interest to players, officials and sup-
porters alike.
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ALDERSHOT DIV. 4
President: D. Llewellyn Griffiths, O.B.E.

Chairman: R. J. Driver
Directors: F. G. Wiltshire, F.S.V.A., S. R. Hooker, P. R.
Baines, D.F.M., F.C.A., Dr. W. Brown, M.B., B.S., L. C.
Eustace, M. E. J. Hall, J. M. Hurley, M.N.A.E.A.
Team Manager: Tom McAnearney.
Secretary|Commercial Manager: C. J. Pinder, M.I.C.M.
Year Formed: 1927. Turned Professional: 1927.
Limited Company: 1927.
Honours: Football League: Best Season: 6th, Division 4,
1969-70. F.A. Cup, Best Season: 5th Rd. 1932-33. Football
League Cup: Best Season: Never past 2nd Rd.
Record Victory: 8-1 vy Gateshead, Division 4,
1958-59.
Record Defeat: 0-9 v Bristol C., Division 3(S),
Dec. 28th, 1946.
Most League Points: 53, Division 4, 1967-68, Record Transfer Fee Received: £30,000 and
1969-70. 2 players from Leicester City for Joe
Most League Goals: 83, Division 4, 1963-64. Jopling, Sept. 1970.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Bobby Record Transfer Fee Paid: £9,000 to South-
Howfield, 23, Division 4, 1961-62. ampton for Jimmy Melia, Nov. 1968.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Jack Managers Since the War: Bill McCracken,
Howarth, 116, 1965-72. Gordon Clark, Harry Evans, Dave Smith,
Most Capped Player: None. Tom McAnearney, Jimmy Melia.
Most League Appearances: Ken Flint, 324, Address of Supporters Club: 127 High
1950-58. Street, Aldershot.
How to get there: Bus from the town centre. Railway Station three minutes’ walking distance
High
Street
Railway Lines
Recreation ground: High St., Aldershot. Telephone Aldershot 20211. Record attendance:
i U., F.A. Cup 4th Rd. Replay, January 1970. Record receipts: £8,355.50 v
ipts: £8,
19,138 v Carlisle
20,000 (18,000 under
Manchester U., 2nd Rd. Lg. Cup, September 9, 1970. Ground capacity:
cover).
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Aug 41 _H Workington D 2-2 0-2 Bennett (pen), Melledew 5,200
A Brentford D 1-1 + 0-0 Grummett 8,880
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28 H_ Reading L 1-2 1-2 Brodie 8,631
Sept 1H Chester D0-0 0-0 4,591
4 A Gillingham W1-0 0-0 Joslyn 5,406
11. H_ Southend U. D0-0 0-0 4,611
18 A Newport Co. W 3-2 3-1 Walden, Howarth, Melia 3,380
25 H_ Scunthorpe U. Di-1 0-1 Bennett (pen) 4,675
29 H_ Southport D 1-1 0-0 Sydenham 4,597
Oct 2 A Cambridge U. D 1-1 ~+0-1 Brodie 4,781
9 H_ Colchester U. L022 02 5,285
16 A Workington L 0-5 0-2 2,446
19 A Northampton T. W 3-2.—=«s «11-1 Howarth 2, Joslyn 5,881
23 H_ Darlington W 3-0 0-0 Melledew, Melia, Brodie 4,445
30 A _ Hartlepool Wi1-0 0-0 # Melledew 2,015
Nov 6 H_ PeterboroughU. Dt1-1 0-0 Brown 4,912
13. A Bury L 1-3 0-1 Brodie 2 STL
27 H_~ Grimsby T. D 1-1 1-0 Pearce 4,000
Dec 4 A_ Lincoln C. D 2-2. 2-0 Joslyn, Walker (pen) 5,366
18 H_ Gillingham L 0-2 0-1 3,730
27 A Exeter C. L 0-1 0-0 5,144
Jan 1 H Newport Co. W 3-0 2-0 Bennett 2, Brown 3,120
8 A_ Reading L 0-2 0-2 5,846
15 H_ Barrow Di-1 0-1 Sydenham 2,895
22 A Southport Do0-0 0-0 3,240
29 H_ Northampton T. L 0-2 0-2 2,471
Feb 5 A_ Doncaster R. L 1-2 0-1 Melledew 2,703
12. A Darlington L 2-4. 1-2 Brodie, Brown 2151
19 H_ Hartlepool W 2-0 1-0 Brodie, Grummett PAID
26 A_ Peterborough U. D 0-0 0-0 4,395
Mar 4 4H _ Bury Di 22. wi-5 Grummett, Brown 2,545
11. A _ Colchester U. L 0-1 0-1 3,776
13. A Barrow D 1-1 0-1 Davidson 2,113
18 H_ Brentford L 1-2 1-1 Storrie 6,988
24 A Southend U. BOT 10-4 12,181
31 H Cambridge U. D 1-1. +—‘1-0 Eades (og) 4,435
Apr 1 H_ Exeter C. D 0-0 0-0 2,918
4 A_ Scunthorpe U. L 0-1 0-0 6,929
8 H_ Doncaster R. W 3-0 3-0 Brodie, Brown, Melledew 2.152
12 H_ Crewe Alex. D 0-0 0-0 3,027
15 A Grimsby T. D 3-3. 1-0 Brodie, Grummett, Davidson 13,414
17. A_ Stockport Co. D0-0 00 1,882
22 H_ Lincoln C. D0-0 0-0 3,087
26 A _ Chester D 0-0 0-0 1,979
29 A Crewe Alex. L 1-2 0-0 Melledew 1,256
May 3. H_ Stockport Co. W 4-0 1-0 Sydenham, Walker (pen), Melledew, Pearce 2,179
Goalscorers
League (48): Brodie8,Melledew 7, Brown 5, Grummett 4, Bennett 4 (2 pens), Sydenha 3, Hi
Joslyn 3, Melia 2, Pearce 2 Waiker 2 pens, Davidson 2, Storrie 1, Walden 1, Own Goal: i. ee
League Cup (4): Brodie, Walden, Walton, Own Goal.
F.A, Cup (4): Brodie 2, Sydenham, Own Goal.
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Second Round Nottingham F. (a) 1-5
F.A. Cup First Round Alvechurch (h) 4-2
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Af. Wt. Birthplace Clubs Appearances Goals
position
Goalkeepers
Gerry Gurr 61 128 Brighton Southampton 42 —
Aldershot 55: —
Kelvin Hopkins 62 128 Aldershot 2 —
Full-backs
Richard Walden 511 129 Hereford Aldershot 251+4 10
Half-backs
Henry Bennett 60 120 Liverpool Everton 2-1 —
Aldershot 57+1 i
Ray Dean 511 118 Steventon Reading 50+4 —
Aldershot 130 1
Jim Grummett 58 120 Maltby Lincoln C, 246+4 19
Aldershot 43 4
Roger Joslyn SrlOly Lies Colchester Colchester U. 91+5 4
Aldershot 80 9
Len Walker 511 124 Darlington Newcastle U. 1 —
Aldershot 28143 11
Forwards
Murray Brodie 511 112 Glasgow Leicester C. 3 2
Aldershot 70+5 17
Dennis Brown 59 110 Reading Chelsea 10 1
Swindon T. 92 38
Northampton T, 41+5 10
Aldershot 16349 46
Steve Melledew 58 120 Rochdale Rochdale 88+8 23
Everton — =
Aldershot 33+2 7
Trevor Pearce 59 117 Canterbury Arsenal — —
Aldershot 1442 2
Free Transfers: James Burt; Michael Dixon; Robert Griggs; John Sydenham.
Club Colours: Red and Blue.

Change Colours: Blue shirts, white shorts, sky blue stockings.
Club Captain: Len Walker.
Trainer/Coach: John Anderson.
Club Nickname: ‘Shots’.
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Chairman: D. J. C. Hill-Wood, M.C., M.A.

Directors: Sir G. Bracewell Smith, Bart., M.B.E., B.A., Sir
Robert Bellinger, C.B.E., D.Sc., S. C. McIntyre, M.B.E.,
F.C.LS., The Rev. N. F. Bone, T.D., P. D. Hill-Wood.
Manager: Bertie Mee. Secretary: W. R. Wall.
Coach: Steve Burtenshaw. Asst-Sec.: Ken Friar.
Year Formed: 1886. Turned Pro. 1891. Lid. Co. 1893.
Former Names: 1886-91, Royal Arsenal; 1891-1914, Wool-
wich Arsenal.
Former Grounds: 1886-87, Plumstead Common; 1887-88,
Sportsman Ground; 1888-90, Manor Ground; 1890-93, In-
victa Ground; 1893-1913, Manor Ground; 1913-— Highbury.
Honours: Football League, Division 1, Champions: 1930-31,
1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1937-38, 1947-48, 1952-53,
1970-71) the only club to have won the championship eight
times); Runners-up: 1925-26, 1931-32;
Division 2, Runners-up: 1903-04. F.A. Cup, Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Cliff
Winners: 1929-30, 1935-36, 1949-50, 1970- Bastin, 150, 1930-47.
71; Runners-up: 1926-27, 1931-32, 1951-52, Most Capped Player: Terry Neill, 44 (52),
1971-72. Double Performed: 1970-71. Northern Ireland.
League Cup, Runners-up: 1967-68, 1968-69. Most League Appearances: Bob John, 422,
European Competitions: Fairs Cup: 1963-64, 1922-37.
1969-70 (winners), 1970-71. European Cup: Record Transfer Fee Received: £100,000
1971-72. from Leicester City for Jon Sammels, July
Record Victory: 12-0 vy Loughborough T., 1971.
Division 2, Mar. 12th, 1900. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £220,000 to
Record Defeat: 0-8 v Loughborough T., Everton for Alan Ball, Dec. 1971.
Division 2, Dec. 12th, 1896. Managers Since the War: George Allison,
Most League Points: 66, Division 1, 1930-31. Tom Whittaker, Jack Crayston, George
Most League Goals: 127, Division 1, 1930-31. Swindin, Billy Wright.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Ted Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Gunners
Drake, 42, 1934-35. Shop, Arsenal Stadium, Highbury, N.5.
How to get there: Underground stations: Arsenal, Finsbury Park and Drayton Park — walking
distance. Buses 4a, 19, 106, 141a and 236.
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Record attendance: 73,295 v Sunderland, Div 1, March 9, 1935. Record receipts: £51,477 Vv
Anderlecht, Fairs Cup Final, April 28, 1970. Telegraphs: ‘Gunneretic London N.5.
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ARSENAL 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
H/Time
Chelsea W 3-0 1-0 McLintock, Kennedy, Radford 49,174
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W 1-0 0-0 Kennedy 21,279
17. A Huddersfield T.
L 1-3 1-0 McLintock 27,649
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H_ Sheffield U. L 0-1 0-1 45,399
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H_ Leeds U. W 2-0 1-0 Graham Storey (pen) 51,196
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25. Hi Leicester'C. W 3-0 ‘1-0 Radford 2, Rice 40,201
Oct 2 A Southampton W 1-0 1-0 Simpson 23,738
9 H_ Newcastle U. W 4-2 +2-0 Graham, Kelly, Kennedy, Armstrong 40,509
16 A _ Chelsea W 2-1 1-0 Kennedy 2 52,338
23 Aw Derby Co: E/TE2? Gi? Graham 36,480
30 H Ipswich T. W 2-1 —0-0 Sivell (og), George 39,065
Nov 6 A __ Liverpool bes hi Kennedy, Smith (og) 46,929
13. H Manchester C. L 1-2. 0-0 Nelson 47,443
20 A Wolverhampton W. L 1-5 1-0 Kennedy 28,831
24 A Tottenham H. D 1-1 1-0 Kennedy 52,884
27 Hi C. Palace W 2-1 2-0 Kelly, Radford 32,461
Dec 4 A West Ham U. D 0-0 0-0 35,155
11. H Coventry C. W2-0 2-0 Radford 2 28,599
TSR Ee WebcAs W 2-0 1-0 Roberts 2 28,177
27 A Nottingham F. Di-1— 1-1 Graham 42,750
Jan 1 H_ Everton D 1-1 +0-1 Simpson 47,031
8 A iStoke'G? D 0-0 0-0 18,965
22 H Huddersfield T. W 1-0 1-0 Armstrong 36,670
29 A Sheffield U. W 5-0 2-0 George 2, Graham, Simpson, Kennedy 30,778
Feb 12. H_ Derby Co. W 2-0 1-0 George 2 (1 pen) 52,055
19 A Ipswich T. Wi1-0 1-0 George De
Mar 4 A _ Manchester C. L 0-2 0-1 44,213
11. A Newcastle U. L 0-2 0-0 31,920
2508 A | Reeds U: L 0-3 0-3 45,055
28 H Southampton W 1-0 1-0 Marinello 27,172
Apr 1 H_ Nottingham F. W 3-0 0-0 Kennedy, George (pen), Graham 33,895
4 A Leicester C. D 0-0 0-0 27,431
8 H Wolverhampton W. W 2-1 0-1 Graham 2 38,189
11 A _ C. Palace D 2-2. 2-1 Radford, Ball 34 384
22 H West Ham U. W 2-1 1-1 Ball 2 45,251
25H Manchester U. W 3-0 2-0 Kennedy, Simpson, Radford, 49,125
May 1 A Coventry C. W 1-0 0-0 McLintock 23,509
8 H_ Liverpool D0-0 0-0 39,289
11H Tottenham H. L 0-2 0-0 42,038
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League (58): Kennedy 12, Radford 8, Graham 8, George 7 (2 pens), Simpson 4, McLintock 3, Roberts 3,
Ball 3, Kelly 2, Armstrong 2, Rice 1, Nelson 1, Marinello 1, Storey 1 (pen), Own Goal, 2.
League Cup (5): Kennedy 2, Radford 2, Graham.
F.A, Cup (11): George 3, Armstrong 2, Ball 2, Kennedy, Radford, Rice, Own Goal.
League Cup Second Round Barnsley (h) 1-0

Third Round Newcastle U. (h) 4-0
Fourth Round Sheffield U. (h) 0-0
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Fourth Round Reading (a) 2-1
Fifth Round Derby Co. (a) + 2-2
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Arsenal 16 —
Graham Horn 61 12 5 London Arsenal — —
Bob Wilson 604 1212 Chesterfield Arsenal 171 —
Full-backs
Brendan Batson 510 117 Trindidad Arsenal o+ —_
Bob McNab 574 106 Huddersfield Huddersfield T. 68 ——
Arsenal 194+ 1 2
Sammy Nelson 510 110 Belfast Arsenal 30+2 1
Pat Rice 58 117 Belfast Arsenal 9243 1
Half-backs
Eddie Kelly 57 120 Glasgow Arsenal 57+5 8
Frank McLintock 510 112 Glasgow Leicester C. 170 25
Arsenal 285 26
John Roberts 60 130 Swansea Swansea C. 36+1 16
Northampton T. 62 11
Arsenal 50+2 4
Peter Simpson 5103 119 Gorleston Arsenal 2214+4 7
Peter Storey 594 117 Farnham Arsenal 251 5
Forwards
George Armstrong 56 112 Hebburn Arsenal 335+4 45
Alan Ball 56 105 Farnworth Blackpool 116 41
Everton 208 66
Arsenal 18 3
Peter Cruse 511 112 London Arsenal — =
Paul Davies 510 113: Asaph Arsenal 0+1 —
Charlie George $11 119 London Arsenal 58+10 18
George Graham 511 1110 Bargeddie Aston V. 8 2
Chelsea 72 35
Arsenal 205+6 56
Bobby Harding 5-7 104 Wanstead Arsenal — —
Ray Kennedy S11 134 Seaton Delavel Arsenal 80+2 32
Peter Marinello 58 108 Edinburgh Hibernian 4243 S
Arsenal 19+6 Oh
John Radford 511 1212 Pontefract Arsenal 260+ 3 80
John Ritchie 510 115 London Arsenal — —
Free Transfer: David Metchick.
Club Colours: Red shirts with white sleeves, white shorts, red and white stockings,
Change Colours: Yellow shirts with blue shorts, yellow stockings.
Club Captain; Frank McLintock.
First Team Coach: Steve Burtenshaw,.
Club Nickname: ‘Gunners’.
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ASTON VILLA
Chairman: H. D. Ellis.
Directors: R. J. Mackay, H. A. Parkes, J. W. Hartley, J. R.
Greenhalgh.
Manager: Vic Crowe. Secretary: A. K. Bennett.
P.R.O.: Eric Woodward. Year Formed: 1874.
Turned Professional: 1885. Limited Company: 1896.
Previous Grounds: 1874-76, Aston Park; 1876-97, Perry Barr;
1897- Villa Park.
Honours: League, Division 1, Champions: 1893-94, 1895-96,
1896-97, 1898-99, 1899-90, 1909-10; Runners-up: 1888-89,
1902-03, 1907-08, 1910-11, 1912-13, 1913-14, 1930-31, 1932-33.
Division 2, Champions: 1937-38, 1959-60. F.A. Cup, Winners:
1887, 1895, 1897, 1905, 1913, 1920, 1957 (seven wins stands as the
record); Runners-up: 1892, 1924. Division 3, Champions: 1971-72.
Football League Cup, Winners: 1961; Runners-up: 1963, 1971.
Record Victory: 13-0 vy Wednesbury Old Most Capped Player: Peter McParland, 33
Athletic, F.A. Cup Ist Rd., 1886. (34), Ireland.
Record Defeat: 1-8 v Blackburn R., F.A. Record Transfer Fee Received: £100,000
Cup 3rd Rd., 1888-89. from Chelsea for Tony Hateley, Oct. 1966.
Most League Points: 70, Division 3, 1971-72. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £100,000 to
Luton T. for Bruce Rioch, July 1969.
Most League Goals: 128, Division 1, 1930-31.
Managers Since the War: Alex Massie,
Highest League Scorer in Season: 49, George Martin, Eric Houghton, Joe
‘Pongo’ Waring, Division 1, 1930-31. Mercer, Dick Taylor, Tommy Cummings,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: 213, Tommy Docherty.
Harry Hampton, 1904-20 and Billy Address of Supporters Club: c/o Villa ground.
Walker, 1919-34. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: c/o Villa
Most League Appearances: 480, Billy Walker, ground.
1919-34 (plus 52 F.A. Cup appearances). Promoted to Division 2: 1971-72.
How to get there: Bus 5 Corporation Street to Witton Square. Specials from Priory Ringway;
Hall of Memory (City Centre). Nearest Station Birmingham New Street.
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Villa Park, Trinity Rd., Birmingham 6. Telephone 021-327 6604. Telegraphic Address: ‘Villa,
Birmingham 6°. Ground capacity: 60,250. Record attendance: 76,588 v Derby County, F.A.
Cup, 6th Rd., March 2, 1946. Record receipts: £66,000 F.A. Cup Semi-Final, Arsenal v
Stoke C., April 15, 1972. Club record: £28,499 Football League Cup Semi-Final Second
Leg, v Manchester U., December 23, 1970.
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Aug 14. H_ Plymouth Arg. W 3-1_—2-1 Vowden, McMahon, Anderson (pen) 26,327
21. A Walsall D 1-1 1-1 Vowden 13,051
28 H_ Rochdale W 2-0 2-0 Lochhead, Graydon 24,272
Sept 4. A Bolton W. PLO: 2 Ost 11,470
11 H_ Brighton W2-0 0-0 Graydon, Hamilton 25,809
{se A. Vialifax ie W 1-0 0-0 Graydon 7,462
22 H Mansfield T. L 0-1 0-0 28,106
25 H Wrexham W 2-0 1-0 Anderson (pen), May (og) 22,997
28 A_ Barnsley WwW 4-0 1-0 Lochhead 2, Hamilton 2 8,387
Oct. 2 As. Bristol R. Wi1-0 0-0 Anderson 20,428
9 H_~ Rotherham U. Tea2 ae Lochhead 30,249
16 A Plymouth Arg. L 2-3 0-2 Rioch, B., Vowden 18,570
20 H_ Tranmere R. W 2-0 1-0 Rioch, B., Lochhead 24,231
23 A Bournemouth LE 0-3.) 0-2 20,305
30 H_ Blackburn R. W441 4-1 Rioch, N. 2, Hamilton, Anderson 25,588
Nov 6 A_ Port Vale D 4-4 3-2 Hamilton, Anderson (pen), Cross (og)
Graydon 11,106
13 H_ Notts. Co. W 1-0 1-0 Graydon 37,462
27 A Oldham Ath. W 6-0 3-0 Lochhead 3, Anderson, Rioch, B., 2 12,015
Dec 4. H_. Bradford C. W 3-0 2-0 Anderson (pen), Rioch, B. 2 27,847
18 H_ Bolton W. W 3-2 2-2 Lochhead, Graydon, Aitken 27,767
27 A _ Swansea C. W 2-1 0-1 Aitken, Graydon 24,419
Jan t H_ Halifax T. W1-0 0-0 Graydon 32,749
8 .A_ Rochdale L 0-1 0-0 5,871
19 H_ Shrewsbury T. W 3-0 2-0 Hamilton, Graydon, Lochhead 27,239
22. H_ Barnsley W 2-0 ‘1-0 Lochhead, Rioch, B. 30,531
28 A Tranmere R. W 1-0 0-0 Aitken 12,054
Rebi eo be work C- W 1-0 0-0 Anderson (pen) 26,905
12. H_ Bournemouth W 2-1 0-1 Vowden, Lochhead 48,110
19 A Blackburn R. D 1-1 1-0 Lochhead 15,562
26 H_ Port Vale W 2-0 0-0 Lochhead, McMahon 32,806
Mar 4 A_ Notts. Co. W 3-0 0-0 McMahon 2, Graydon 34,208
11 A Rotherham U. W 2-0 2-0 Lochhead, Graydon 16,290
15 A Shrewsbury T. D 1-1 0-1 Nicholl 7 16,0000
18 H_ Walsall D 0-0 0-0 45,953
25. A_ Brighton LE, aes Rioch, B. 29,135
31 A Wrexham W 2-0 2-0 Anderson, Graydon 16,846
Apr 1 H_ Swansea C. W 2-0 0-0 Anderson, McMahon 33,394
3 H_ Bristol R. W 2-1 1-0 Lochhead 2 41,518
8 A YorkC. W 1-0 1-0 ~ Rioch, B. 9,620
10 H Oldham Ath. W 1-0 0-0 Graydon 32,140
12. A Torquay U. L 1-2 0-1 Vowden 9,776
19 A _ Chesterfield W 4-0 2-0 Lochhead, Vowden 2, Hamilton 12,510
22 A_ Bradford C. W 1-0 1-0 Aitken 9,285
24 A Mansfield T. D 1-1 0-0 Vowden 12,454
29. H_ Torquay U. W 5-1 4-1 Vowden 2, Lochhead, Jackson (0g), Little 37,582
May 5 H_ Chesterfield W 1-0 (0-0 Ross 45,567
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League Cup (15): Lochhead 6, Anderson 5, Graydon, Hamilton, Vowden, Own Goal.
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Charlie Aitken 510 110 Edinburgh Aston V. 425+2 8
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Malcolm Beard 510 116 Cannock, Birmingham C, 350+1 17
Staffs. Aston V. 4+1 —
Jimmy Brown S10 Birmingham Aston V. 234-2
Paul Child 58 1110 Wallysword Aston V. = —=
Doug George 510 Durham Aston V. _ _—
Chris Nicholl 62 127 Macclesfield Halifax T. 42 3
Luton T. 97 6
Aston V. 13 £
Neil Rioch 510 120 Paddington Luton T. —_ —
Aston V. 4+1 2
York C. (on loan) 0+1 —
Northampton T. (on loan) 14 4
Tan Ross 594 119 Glasgow Liverpool 42+5 2
Aston V. 17 i
Brian Tiler 60 110 Rotherham Rotherham U. 212 27
Aston Y. 105+1 3
Fred Turnbull 510 110 Wallsend Aston V. 127+2 3
Halifax T. (on loan) - —
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Willie Anderson 59 110 Liverpool Manchester U. ri —
Aston V. 215+2 35
Tony Betts a1 Derby Aston V, — ——:
Gregory Fellows hoa | Dudley Aston V. _— ——
Harry Gregory | 11 10 Buckhurst Hil) Orient 79 11
Charlton Ath, 146+3 24
Aston VY. 18+6 23
Ray Graydon 59 110 Bristol Bristol R. 132+2 33
Aston V. 45 13
Ian Hamilton 510 106 Streatham Chelsea 3+3 2:
Southend 3542 11
Aston V, 8449 18
Michael Hoban §11 108 Tipton Aston V, — _
Keith Leonard 511 Birmingham Aston V. — —
Brian Little 58 12 Durham Aston V. 1+1 1
Andy Lochhead 60 6 Minngie Burnley 224+1 102
Leicester C, 40+ 4 12
Aston Y. 97+1 28
Lionel Martin 58 96 Clee Hill Aston V. 36+ 12 4
Doncaster R. (on loan) 2 —
Pat McMahon 511 1010 Glasgow Celtic 2+1 2
Aston Y, 2+6 17
Bruce Rioch S11 125 Aldershot Luton T. 147+1 47
Aston V. 99+5 20
David Rudge 57 1010 Wolverhampton Aston V. 49+6 10
Geoff Vowden 511 1110 Barnsley Nottingham F, 90 40
Birmingham C, 21448 80
Aston V. 4342 15
Free Transfers; Geoffrey Crudgington; George Curtis; Gordon Knowles; Barry Lynch.
Club Colours: Claret shirts with light blue trimmings, blue shorts, white stockings. Change Colours: Blue
and yellow. Club Trainer/Coach: Ron Wylie. Club Nickname: ‘Villans’. ¢ a :
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BARNSLEY DIV. 4
Chairman: E. S. Dennis.
Directors: A. Raynor, J.P., R. F. Potter, G. Pallister,
G. Buckle, N. W. B. Moody, J.P.
General Manager: Johnny Steele. Secretary: J. L.
Holmes. Team Manager: John McSeveney.
Limited Company: 1899. Previous Name: Barnsley
St. Peter’s.
Honours: Football League, Best Season: 3rd, Division
2, 1914-15, 1921-22. Division 3(N). Champions:
1933-34, 1938-39, 1954-55. Runners-up: 1953-54.
Division 4, Runners-up: 1967-68. Division 3(N).
#.A. Cup, Winners: 1912; Runners-up: 1910.
Football League Cup, Best Season: 3rd Rd., 1962-63.
Record Victory: 9-0 vy Loughborough T., Most Capped Player: Eddie McMorran, 9
Jan. 28th, 1899 and v Accrington Stanley at (15), Ireland.
Accrington, Division 3(N), Feb. 3rd, 1934. Most League Appearances: Eric Winstanley,
Record Defeat: 0-9 vy Notts. Co., Division 2, 367, 1961-72.
Nov. 19th, 1927. Record Transfer Fee Received: £33,330 from
Most League Points: 67, Division 3(N), Newcastle U. for Stewart Barrowclough,
1938-39. Aug. 1970.
Most League Goals: 118, Division 3(N), Record Transfer Fee Paid: £20,000 to Cardiff
1933-34. C. (joint fee) for Frank Sharp and Leslie
Highest League Scorer in Season: Cecil Lea, Aug. 1970.
McCormack, 33, Division 2, 1950-51. Managers Since the War: Angus Seed,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Tim Ward.
Ernest Hine, 123, 1921-26, 1934—38. Relegated to Division 4: 1971-72.
How to get there: Nearest Railway Station Barnsley (Exchange). Usual bus services.
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5th R und. Record receipts: £9,620 vy Manchester U., February 1964.
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11 4H Halifax T. L 1-2 1-1 Lea 5,751
18 A_ Bristol R. L 0-3 0-2 9,278
25 H_ Rochdale D 3-3 0-1 Seal, Millar, Waddell 5,559)
28 H_ Aston Villa L 0-4 0-1 8,387
Oct 2 A_ Brighton D 0-0 0-0 12,127
9 H_- Chesterfield L 1-4 0-1 O’Connor 6,349
16 A Walsall Di-i 0-1 Waddell 272
18 A Mansfield T. D 0-0 0-0 3,692
23 H_ Bradford C. L 0-2 0-1 5,862
30 <A Torquay U. W 2-1 1-1 Waddell, Seal 4,397
Nov 6 H_ Oldham Ath. W 2-1 1-1 Brown, Waddell 5,885
13taDA UpYork Go D 1-1 0-0 Seal 5,699
27 H_ Bournemouth D 0-0 0-0 8,306
Dec 4 A _ Notts. Co. L 0-3 0-1 12,639
18 H Swansea C. L 0-1 0-0 4,032
27 A_ Bolton W. D 0-0 0-0 6,973
Jan 1 4H_ Bristol R. D 0-0 0-0 4,499
7 A Shrewsbury T. L 0-1 0-1 3,344
15 H_ Plymouth Arg. D 2-2 0-1 Lea, Boardman 3,421
22 A_ Aston Villa L 0-2 0-1 30,531
29H Mansfield T. D 1-1 0-0 Seal 3,676
Feb 5 A_ Blackburn R. L 0-4 0-1 7,678
12 A_ Bradford C. W 2-0 1-0 Lea, Seal 4,254
19 H_ Torquay U. D0-0 0-0 3,835
26 A Oldham Ath. L 0-6 0-3 5,783
Mar 4 H_ YorkC. W 2-1 2-0 Mahoney, Boardman 3,279
8 H Wrexham W 2-1 «1-0 Seal, Brown 1,977
11. A Chesterfield D0-0 0-0 6,563
14 A Plymouth Arg. L 1-2 1-1 Seal 8,660
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21 4H Port Vale D 0-0 0-0 3,828
25) AG Walifax T- L 0-2 0-0 2,702
Apr 1 H_ Bolton W. W 1-0 1-0 Boardman 3,925
3 A_ Rochdale W 2-0 1-0 Seal, Mahoney 3,848
4 H_ Brighton L 0-1 0-0 6,541
8 H_- Blackburn R. D0-0 0-0 4,291
15 A Bournemouth D 0-0 0-0 14,076
17 A Wrexham L 0-2 0-1 4,049
22 Hy Notts. ‘Co. W 2-1 0-1 Seal 2 6,030
24 A Tranmere R. D 0-0 0-0 3,764
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League Cup (1): Howard.
F.A. Cup (3): Winstanley 2, Seal.
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511 1112 W. Kensington Sheffield U. — _—
Brian Arblaster
Chesterfield 55 —_
Scunthorpe U. 11 —
Barnsley 87 —
Gerald Stewart 511 117 Dundee Preston 4 —
Barnsley 37 os
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David Booth 510 117 £4Darton Barnsley 162+3 8
Tan Boyle 5 11 120 Barnsley Barnsley ais es
Phillip Chambers Dud 110 Barnsley Barnsley 9+1 —
Roy Cole 5 114 12 7 Barnsley Barnsley 3 —_—
Barrie Murphy §11 116 Crookham Barnsley 297+3 2
Paul Turner 5 104 1110 Barnsley Barnsley 164+2 —
David Yates 59 100 Barnsley Barnsley — —
Half-backs
Pat Greenwood 5 103 120 Hull Hull C. 137+12 1
Barnsley 27 1
Eric Winstanley 61 128 Barnsley Barnsley 367 32
Forwards
George Boardman 59 116 Glasgow Queen’s Park not known
Shrewsbury T. 172+4 49
Barnsley 113+2 12
Kenny Brown 58 87 Barnsley Barnsley 48+2 4
Norman Dean 511 120 Corby Southampton 19 11
Cardiff C. 19+1 3
Barnsley 514+1 19
Bob Earnshaw 59 110 Rotherham Barnsley 215+4 32
Alan Hopkinson 574 1010 Chapeltown Barnsley 12+3 3
Leslie Lea 58 102 Manchester Blackpool 158+1 13
Cardiff C. 75+1 vs
Barnsley 78+1 12
Brian Mahoney 5 11 12 11 Huddersfield Huddersfield T. 18+2 2
Barnsley 16 2
Peter Martin 5 94 11 4 SouthShields Middlesbrough —_ —_
Darlington 3 ——s
Barnsley 2+6 ——
Alistair Millar 59 107 Glasgow Barnsley 44+4 1
Doug O’Connor Barnsley 443 1
Stuart Senior 5 84 103 Barnsley Barnsley _— —_
Jimmy Seal 510 118 Pontefract Wolverhampton W. 1 wee
Walsall (on loan) 40 14
Barnsley 43 ibd
Frank Sharp 510 110 Edinburgh Hearts 6 1
Carlisle U. 32 —
Cardiff C, 13+1s 1
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Free Transfers: Keith Barker; Brian Raggett.
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Club Colours; Red shirts, white shorts.

Change Colours; All white or yellow and blue,
Club Captain; Eric Winstanley.
Club Trainer/Coach Norman Rimmington,
Club Nickname: ‘The Tykes’.
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President: L. Redshaw. Chairman: S. Morgan.

Directors: J. Dall, H. Roche, W. Rogers, W. Reed, J. G.
Inman, W. McCullough, G. D. Rose, G. H. Hargreaves,
J. E. Richardson, O.B.E., J. Chalker, M. Harper.
Team Manager:
Administration Manager/Secretary: W. E. Livingstone.
Previous Grounds: “The Strawberry’, Ainslie Road, 1904;
Little Park, Roose, 1905; Holker Street, 1909.
Honours: Football League, Best Season: 8th Division 3,
1967-68; Promotion to Division 3, 1966-67 (3rd). Fea:
Cup, Best Season: Never past 3rd Rd. Football League
Cup, Best Season: 3rd Rd. Replay, 1962-63.
Record Victory: 12-1 v Gateshead, Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £20,000 from
3(N), May Sth, 1934. Portsmouth for George Smith, May 1967.
Record Defeat: 1-10 v Hartlepools U., Record Transfer Fee Paid: £7,500 to Rochdale
Division 4, Apr. 4th, 1959. for David Storf, July 1967.
Most League Points: 59, Division 4, 1966-67. Managers Since the War: Jimmy Commins,
Most League Goals: 116, Division 3(N), Andy Beattie, Jack Hacking, Joe Harvey,
1933-34. Bill Brown, Bill Rogers, Ron Staniforth,
Highest League Scorer in Season: 39, Jim Don McEvoy, Colin Appleton, Fred Else,
Shankly, Division 3(N), 1933-34. Norman Bodell, Don McEvoy, Jack
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Billy Crompton.
‘Gordon, 145, 1949-58. Address of the Supporters Club: Bluebird
Most Capped Player: Billy Miller, 2, Ireland. Club, Holker St.
Most League Appearances: Brian Arrow- Address of the Club Shop: 35 Cavendish St.,
smith, 378, 1952-1971. Barrow.
How to get there: Buses from town centre; Hawcoat and Ormsgill services. Barrow-in-Furness
Railway Station (half a mile away).
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Ground capacity: 17,000. Record attendance: 16,874 v Swansea T., F.A. Cup 3rd Rd.,
January 9, 1954. Record receipts: £4,095 v Leicester C, F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 27, 1968.
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BARROW 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
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Date Venue Opponents Result Score Goalscorers Attendance
Aug 14H NorthamptonT. L 0-1 0-1 2,690
21 4H Crewe Alex. W 2-1 =O0-1 Irvine, Rowlands 2,387
28 A Doncaster R. W 1-0 1-0 Noble (pen) 3,696
30 A Brentford L 0-4 0-1 8,870
Sept 4 H_ Grimsby T. D 0-0 0-0 2,686
11. A Chester D 0-0 0-0 3,965
18 H_ Southport L 0-2 0-0 3,195
25 A Hartlepool L 3-4 1-3 Garbett, Rowlands, Renton 2,641
27 H_ Reading D 0-0 0-0 2,441
Oct 2 H_ Lincoln C. D 2-2 1-1 Meath (og), Garbett 2,308
9 A PeterboroughU. L 0-7 0-5 4,681
15 A NorthamptonT. L 0-2 0-2 6,182
18 A _ Stockport Co. W 3-1)—s2-1 Harrison, McDonald, Rowlands 2,059
23 H_ Scunthorpe U. L 0-1 0-1 2,190
29. A Southend U. L 0-1 0-1 12,410
Nov 6 H_ Colchester U. D 2-2 2-1 _ Patrick, Irvine 1,954
13. A Newport Co. L 1-2 1-0 Irvine 3,443
27 H Cambridge U. Di1-1_ 1-1 Rowlands 1,031
Dec 4 A _ Workington W 1-0 1-0 Hollis 4,329
18 A Grimsby T. L 0-2 0-0 6,890
27. -"H - Bury. D i-1_ 0-1 Hollis 3,656
Jan 1 A _ Southport L 0-1 0-0 3,870
8 H_ Doncaster R. 1 ee ev a | Hollis 1,806
15 A Aldershot Di-1 1-0 Hollis 2,895
22 A_ Reading L 0-1 0-1 11,632
28 H_ Stockport Co. W 3-2 3-2 Hollis 2, Garbett 1,987
Feb 5S A_ Gillingham Di-l 0-1 Irvine 4,331
12. A _ Scunthorpe U. L 1-2 1-2 Irvine 5,127
19 H_ Southend U. W 2-1 1-1 Garbett, Calvert 2,068
26 A _ Colchester U. W 1-0 0-0 Rowlands 4,618
Mar 4 4H _ Newport Co. W 1-0 0-0 Calvert 2,196
11 H_ Peterborough U. 10-2) 0-1 2,658
13. H_ Aldershot D 1-1 1-0 Hollis 2,113
18 A _ Crewe Alex. L 0-1 0-1 1,457
20 H_ Exeter C. D 0-0 0-0 2,153
25H _ Chester W 2-0 2-0 Garbett, Hollis 2,105
27 A Darlington W 1-0 1-0 Garbett 2,002
Apr 1 A_ Bury L 0-4 0-1 4,895
3 H Hartlepool W 2-0 1-0 Hollis, Calvert 2,717
8 H_ Gillingham W 1-0 0-0 Hollis 1,986
12 A Lincoln C. | ee Garbett, McDonald 9,432
15 A Cambridge U. L 0-1 0-0 3,887
17. H_ Darlington L 0-4 0-2 2,190
22 H Workington W 2-0 2-0 Irvine, Calvert 1,854
24 H_ Brentford L 0-3 «0-1 2,666
29 A_ Exeter C. L 1-7 1-1 Garbett 3,050
Goalscorers
League (40): Hollis 10, Garbett 8, Irvine 6, Rowlands 5, Calvert 4, McDonald 2, Harrison 1, Noble 1,
Patrick 1, Renton 1, Own Goal, 1.
League Cup First Round Preston N.E. (h) 0-2

F.A, Cup First Round Darlington (h) 0-2
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Blackpool 61 —
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Southport 193-5 4
Barrow 45+1 _—
Michael Hollis §10 115 Loughborough Leicester C. — —
Barrow 88+3 13
Bertie Patrick 58 110 Kilsythe Preston N.E, 50 1
Barrow 34
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Gerald Benson 61 12 0 Flookburgh Barrow — —
Eric Harrison § 11. 12 7 Hebden Bridge Halifax T, 279 14
Barrow 127+3 1
Southport 75 —
Barrow 31+1 —
Kevin Morrall 58 110 Barrow Barrow —_ —_
Bobby Noble 511 120 Newcastle Newcastle U. —_ _
Bury 6 —_—
Barrow 91+1 8
Billy Renton 58 1112 Cardonden Dunfermline 55+ 1 6
Barrow 23+1 2
Malcolm Russell 510 1110 Sowerby Halifax T. 169+1 —
Southport 92 2
Barrow 64 2
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Stephen Calvert 510 117 Barrow Barrow 22 4
Eddie Garbett 58 1010 Dawley Shrewsbury T. 7+5 2
Barrow 120 27
Bobby Knox 60 112 Swinton Barrow 944-13 19
Jan McDonald 57 105 Barrow Barrow 30+5 2
John Rowlands 510 109 Riddings Mansfield T. 11+1 3
Torquay U. 18 4
Exeter C. (on loan) 1 —
Stockport Co. 45+1 13
Barrow $2-+-2 6
David Storf 59 112 Sheffield Sheffield Wed. — _
Rochdale 138 18
Barrow 154+4 26
Free Transfers: Joseph Dean; James Irvine; Derek McKay.
Club Colours: White shirts, blue shorts, white stockings,

Change Colours: All red.
Club Captain; Malcolm Russell.
Club Trainer/Coach: Kevin Morrall/Don McEvoy
Club Nickname: ‘Bluebirds’.
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BIRMINGHAM CITY DIV. 1
Chairman: C. Coombs.
Directors: D. F. Wiseman, O.B.E., L. J. Morris,
H. Dare, J. F. Wiseman, Ald. N. Bosworth, B.A.
Manager: Fred Goodwin. Limited Company: 1888.
Secretary: A. G. Instone. Coach: Willie Bell.
Previous Grounds: Waste ground near Arthur St., 1875;
Muntz St., Small Heath, 1877; St. Andrew’s, 1906.
Previous Name: 1875-88, Small Heath Alliance; 1888,
dropped ‘Alliance’; became Birmingham, 1905; became
Birmingham City, 1945.
Honours: Football League, Best Season: 6th, Division 1,
1955-56. Division 2, Champions: 1892-93, 1920-21,
1947-48, 1954-55; Runners-up: 1893-94, 1900-01,
1902-03, 1971-72. F.A. Cup, Runners-up: 1931, 1956.
Football League Cup, Winners: 1963. Promoted to Division 1, 1971-72.
European Competitions: European Fairs Cup: Most League Appearances: Gil Merrick, 486>
1955-58, 1958-60 (Finalists), 1960-61 (Final- 1946-60.
ists), 1961-62. Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Joe
Record Victory: 12-0 v Walsall Town Swifts, Bradford, 249, 1920-35.
Division 2, Dec. 17th, 1892 and v Don- Record Transfer Fee Received: £100,000 from
caster R., Division 2, Apr. 11th, 1903. Stoke C. for Jimmy Greenhoff, Aug. 1969.
Record Defeat: 9-1 v Sheffield W., Division 1, Record Transfer Fee Paid: £80,000 to Carlisle
Dec. 13th, 1930. United for Bob Hatton, Oct. 1971.
Most League Points: 59, Division 2, 1947-48. Managers Since the War: Harry Storer, Bob
Most League Goals: 103, Division 2, 1893-94 Brocklebank, Arthur Turner, Pat Beasley,
(only 28 games). Gil Merrick, Joe Mallett, Stan Cullis.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Joe Brad- Address of Supporters Club: St. Andrew’s
ford, 29, Division 1, 1927-28. Club, St. Andrew’s, Birmingham 9.
Most Capped Player: Harry Hibbs, 25, Address of Club Shop or Boutique: The
England. Beautique, 26 Cattell Road, Bir--insham 9,
How to get there: Buses 53 and 54 from Carr’s Lane, City Centre. Specials from Albert Street
and the Hall of Memory, Broad Street. Nearest Railway Station, Birmingham New Street.
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v Everton, F.A. Cup, 5th Round, February 11, 1939. Record Receipts: £17,847 vy Manchester
U., F.A. Cup, Sth Round, February 8, 1969.
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D 1-1 1-0 Bowker 9,749
Aug 14 A _ Sunderland
(Carlisle. W 3-2~=—~0-0 Summerill, Bowker, Campbell 26,245
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1 A Hull C. L 0-1 0-0 16,746
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18 H_ Bristol C. Wi-0 1-0 Latchford, R. 28,745
25 <A_ Blackpool Dei-1 “f= Francis 22,160
28 4H Watford W 4-1 (2-1 Latchford, R. 3, Francis 28,095
Oct 2H Oxford Us. D 0-0 0-0 31,759
9 NAWNO ER L 0-1 0-1 16,039
16 H _ Sunderland D 1-1 1-1 Latchford, R. 27,341
19 A Swindon T. D i-1_ 0-1 Latchford, R. 14,024
23. H_ Preston N.E. D' 2-2" 2-1 Latchford, R., Francis 28,956
30 A_ Burnley D i-1_ O-1 Latchford, R. 17,137
Nov 6 H_ Orient W 2-0 1-0 Hatton, Latchford, R. 27,349
13. A Norwich C. Deze] Campbell (pen), Latchford, R. 24,262
20 A _ Millwall L 0-3 0-3 15,123
27 4H Fulham W 3-1~—s2-1 Latchford, R., Hatton 2 25,545
Dec 4 A Middlesbrough D 0-0 0-0 15,761
11. H_ Sheffield W. D 0-0 0-0 29,272
18 A Charlton Ath. D’ I] FI Hatton 8,289
27. Hi © Carditt C.- W 3-0 2-0 Pendrey, Hatton, Francis 40,793
Jan 1 A_ Bristol C. L 0-1 0-1 17,457
8 H_ Portsmouth W 6-3 3-2 Hatton 2, Latchford, R. 2, Campbell (pen),
Francis 22,410
22 A Watford W 1-0 1-0 Francis 10,884
29 H_ Swindon T. W 4-1 3-0 Francis, Latchford, R. 2, Hatton 27,824
Feb 12. A_ Preston N.E. D0-0 0-0 17,794
19 H_ Burnley W 2-0 1-0 Taylor, Hatton 32,035
Mar 4 H_ Norwich C. W 4-0 2-0 Hatton 2, Latchford, R., Hynd 40,899
Lier phy JOrP Re D 0-0 0-0 35,557
21 A Carlisle U. D 2-2. 1-1 Hatton, Latchford, R. 12,281
25H Luton: W 1-0 0-0 Hatton 34,395
31 A Oxford U. W 1-0 1-0 Hatton 18,740
Apr 1 Ay ‘Cardift'C, D0-0 0-0 23,692
4 H_ Blackpool W 2-1 = 0-0 Latchford, R., Francis 45,181
8 H Millwall W 1-0 (0-0 Latchford, R. 43,483
18 A Fulham D 0-0 0-0 16,553
22 H Middlesbrough D 1-1 0-1 Francis 37,202
25, ght SEulliG: W 2-0 1-0 Campbell (pen), Francis 40,749
29. <A Sheftield W. W 2-1 0-0 Hatton, Francis 28,132
May 2 A _ Orient W 1-0 0-0 ~ Latchford, R. 33,383
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League Cup Second Round Q.P:R. (a) 0-2

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Fourth Round Ipswich T. (h) 1-0
Fifth Round Portsmouth (h) 3-1
Sixth Round Huddersfield T. 3-1
Semi-Final Leeds U. 0-3 (at Hillsbrough)
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Ray Martin 58 118 Wolverhampton Birmingham C. 22847 1
Ian Osborne Leicester Birmingham C. —_— —_
Peter Passey 58 913 Birmingham Birmingham C, a —
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Tony Want D7 London Tottenham H. 46+4 —
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Ken Burns Glasgow Birmingham C, 7+1 _—
Stan Harland 60 120 Liverpool Everton _ —_—
Bradford C, 120 20
Carlisle U. GAs 7
Swindon T. 237 6
Birmingham C, 19 —
Roger Hynd 60 131. Falkirk Rangers 22+2 1
C. Palace 30+1 —
Birmingham C. 82 1
Malcolm Page Se 1011 Knicklas, Rads Birmingham C, 151+9 6
Dave Robinson 5114 120 Birmingham Birmingham C. 110+2 2
George Smith Syl 108 Newcastle Barrow 91+1 11
Portsmouth 64 3
Middlesbrough 74 —
Birmingham C, 3143 —
Alan Whitehead 510 119 Birmingham Birmingham C. 3 —
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Keith Bowker 59 107 West BromwichBirmingham C, 1442 4
Alan Campbell 58 107 Arbroath Charlton Ath. 196+ 2s 28
Birmingham C, 71 5
Trevor Francis 59 117 Plymouth Birmingham C, 60+1 27
Bob Hatton Sill’ 120 Hull Wolverhampton W, 10 zl
Bolton W. 23 2
Carlisle U. 93 38
Birmingham C, 26 15
Bobby Hope 547 113 Glasgow W.B.A. 342+4 33
Birmingham C, — —_
Bob Latchford 60 120 Birmingham Birmingham C, 9141 39
Steve Phillips Edmonton Birmingham C, 6+1 —
Phil Summerill 510} 112 Birmingham Birmingham C. 106+7 46
Gordon Taylor 56 112 Ashton under Bolton W. 254+5 41
Lyme Birmingham C. 48 +3 2
Others signed: Joe Gallagher (HB); Steven Bryant (F); Jimmy Callaghan (F); Gary Emmanuel (F); Bob
Good (F); Paul Hendrie (F); David Howitt (F); Lindley Jenkins (F).
Free Transfers: Michael Harrison; Robert Thomson; Denis Thwaites; Leonard Wootton.
Club Colours: Royal blue shirts, with large white vertical stripes collars and cuffs, white shorts, blue
stockings:
Change Colours: Red shirts, white shorts, red and white stockings. Club Trainer|Coach: Willie Bell.
Club Nickname; ‘Blues’, Club Captain: Stan Harland.
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BLACKBURN ROVERS DIV. 3
Chairman: W.H. Bancroft.

Directors: G. N. Forbes, J.P., A. L. Fryars, W. I. Hubert,
D. T. Keighley, C. R. Davies, T.D., J.P., E. Pickering,
D. Brown. Secretary: J. W. Howarth.
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Year Formed: 1875.
Turned Professional: 1880.
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Ewood Park.
Previous Name: Blackburn Grammar School O.B.
Honours: Football League, Division 1,Champions: 1911-12,
1913-14. Division 2, Champions: 1938-39; Runners-up:
1957-58. F.A. Cup, Winners: 1884, 1885, 1886, 1890, ||ARTE ET LABORE
1891, 1928; Runners-up: 1882, 1960. Football League
Cup, Semi-Finalists: 1961-62.
Record Victory; 11-0 v Rossendale U., F.A. Most League Goals in Total Aggregate:
Cup, 1884-85. Tommy Briggs, 140, 1952-58.
Record Defeat: 0-8 y Arsenal, Division 1, Record Transfer Fee Received: £95,000 from
Feb. 25th, 1933. Tottenham H. for Mike England, Aug.
Most League Points : 56, Division 2, 1957-58. 1966.
Most League Goals: 114, Division 2, 1954-55. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £60,000 to Bury
Highest League Scorer in Season: Ted Har- for James Kerr, May 1970.
per, 43, Division 1, 1925-26. Managers Since the War: Eddie Hapgood,
Most Capped Player: Bob Crompton, 42, Will Scott, Jack Bruton, Jackie Bestall,
England. John Carey, Dally Duncan, Jack Marshall
Most League Appearances: Ronnie Clayton, Eddie Quigley, John Carey.
580, 1950-69 (and 57 F.A. Cup games).
How to get there: Corporation buses from railway station. Nearest Railway station, Black-
burn.
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‘Rovers, Blackburn’. Ground capacity: 47,500. Record attendance: 61,783 v Bolton W. F.A.
Cup 6th Rd., March 2, 1929. Record receipts: £13,280 v Manchester C., F.A. Cup Sth Rd.,
February 24, 1969.
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Aug 14 H_ Rotherham U. W 2-1 =+1-0 Rogers, Bradford 7,801

21 A Plymouth Arg. L 0-1 0-0 10,280
28 H Wrexham W 2-1 2-0 Martin, Parkes 7,716
31 A Bournemouth L 0-1 0-1 13,280
Sept 4 A Chesterfield L 0-2 0-0 9,041
11 H_ Bolton W. L 0-3 0-1 13,938
18 A Walsall D 0-0 0-0 4,235
25 H_ Swansea C. L 1-2 0-0 Rogers 6,695
27 A Port Vale D 0-0 0-0 4,963
Oct 2 A Shrewsbury f. L 1-7 0-5 Price 4,519
9 H_ Rochdale W 3-0 3-0 Shanahan 2, McDonald 8,492
16 A _ Rotherham U. W 1-2— «1-0 Arentoft 7,256
20a ble NOLSACO: L 0-2 0-1 6,935
23 H Mansfeld T. D 1-1 0-0 Arentoft 7,103
3. A Aston Villa L 1-4 1-4 Field 25,588
Nov 6 H_ Bradford C. Wi1-0 0-9 Price 7,169
13. A forquay U. Oe Eee Price 4,461
26 A “ranmereR. W 3-1 2-1 Price, Ficl4, Conlon 3,500
Dec 4 H_ Oldham Ath. L 0-1 0-0 7,593
11. A Oldham Ath. D 1-1 1-0 _ Field 7,548
18H Chesterfeld W1-0 1-0 Parkes 5,643.
27 A Halifax T. W 1-9 0-0 McNamee 7,212
Jan 1 4H _ Walsall D 1-1 0-1 Parkes 10,113
8 A Wrexham D 1-1 0-1 McNamee 4,359
152 VE York’ Cc: W 3-0 —+1-9 McNamee, Field, Eccles 7,273
22 H_ Port Vale W 3-1—s«1-0 Field (pen), Eccles, Price 8,495
29) Al UNotts( Co: L 0-1 0-1 12,375
Feb 5 H_ Barnsley W 4-0 1-0 Field 3, McNamee 7,678
12. A _ Mansfield T. L 0-1 0-1 5,146
19 HH Aston Villa D 1-1 0-1 Garkett 15,562
26 A B8radford C. W 2-1 0-1 Martin, Fielc 4,775
Mar 4 HW Torquay U. W 1-0 0-9 Parkes 8,333
11 A _ Rochdale L 1-2 1-2 Field 6,494
14 A Bristol R. L 0-3 0-0 7,290
18 H Plymouth Arg. W 3-2 2-0 Field 2, Farrell 7,610
25 A _ Rolton W. L 0-1 0-0 11,026
27) THOR Bristol Re E332) 1-1 Price 5,740
31 H_ Shrewsbury T. W 1-0 ‘1-0 Martin 8,928
Apr 4 A _ Swansea C. W 1-0 0-0 Field 3,367
8 A Barnsley D 0-0 0-0 4,291
12. H_ Brighton D 2-2 1-1 McNamee 2 8,558
15 H_ Tranmere R. W 4-1 2-0 Martin 2, Price, Field 7,676
19 A Brighton L 0-3 0-2 23,269
26 HH Bournemouth W 2-1~—s1-1 Field (pen), Bradford 8,941
20 Aue york Cy W 1-0 0-0 Price 5,099
May 8 H_ Halifax T. W 2-0 2-0 Field 2 6,499
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League (54): Field 17, Price 8 , McNamee 6, Martin 5, Parkes 4, Arentoft 2, Bra dford 2, Eccles 2, Rogers 2,
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League Cup (3): Rogers 2, Eccles.
F.A, Cup (2): Fazackerley, Field.
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Goalkeepers
Roger Jones §11 124 Uptonon Bournemouth 160 _—
Severn Blackburn R. 92 —
Full-backs
Gerard Farrell 5 74 106 Liverpool Wolverhampton W. — =
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Michael Heaton 5 6 10 10 Sheffield Sheffield U. 314-2 —
Blackburn R. 35 _—
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Half-backs
Ben Arentoft 5 64 105 Denmark Morton 103 12
Newcastle U. 46+4 2
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David Bradford 55 98 Manchester Blackburn R. 29 2
Derek Fazackerley S 10% 11'@ oPreston Blackburn R. 53 —
Gerard McDonald § 74 96 Milnthorpe Blackburn R. 19+1 1
John McNamee 60 137 Lanark Celtic 26 2
Hibernian ef | 2
Newcastle U. hid? 8
Blackburn R. 27 6
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William Dunning 59 100 Bury Blackburn R. 10+3 2
Terry Eccles 604 13 0 Leeds Blackburn R. 32413 6
Barry Endean 510 110 Chester Le
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Charlton Ath. 27 1
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Tony Field 57 110 Halifax Halifax T. 21 3
Barrow 3142 16
Southport 127+6 51
Blackburn R, 33 17
Terry Garbett 59 11 12 Malton Middlesbrough 7 1
Watford 196+4 47
Blackburn R. 40 1
Don Martin 510 107 Corby Northampton T. 53S 52
Blackburn R. 127+1 34
Stuart Metcalfe See OO Blackburn Blackburn R. 118+4 2
Tony Parkes 510 110° Sheffield Blackburn R. 39 5
John Price 54 104 Co.Durham _ Burnley 20 2
Stockport Co. 241+6 23
Blackburn R. 38 8
Free Transfers; John Barton; Jeffrey Whalley.
Club Colours: Blue and white halved shirts, white shorts, blue-white stockings.
Change Colours: Amber shirts, blue shorts, amber stockings.
Club Captain: “erry Garbett.
Trainer/Coach; R, R. Dinnis.
Club Nickname: ‘Blue and Whites’,
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BLACKPOOL
President: A. E. Parkinson. Chairman: F. M. Dickinson.

Directors: R. Seed. Ald. A. E. Stuart, J. P., C.A. Sagar,
I, Gibrail, G. S, Parr, W. S. Lines, H. Lane, D. J. Lewin.
Manager: Bob Stokoe. Secretary: D. McBain.
Year Formed: 1887. Limited Company: 1896.
Previous Grounds: 1887, Raikes Hall Gardens; 1897,
Athletic Grounds; 1899, Raikes Hall Gardens; 1899,
Bloomfield Road.
Previous Name: ‘South Shore’ combined with Blackpool in
1899, twelve years after the latter had been formed on the
breaking up of the old “Blackpool St. Johns’ club.
Honours: Football League, Division 1, Runners-up: 1955-
56. Division 2, Champions: 1929-30; Runners-up: 1936-37,
1969-70. F.A. Cup, Winners: 1953; Runners-up: 1948,
1951. Football League Cup, Best Season:
Semi-Final, 1962. Anglo-Italian Cup Win-
ners: 1971.
Most League Appearances: Jimmy Armfield,
Record Victory: 8-4 vy Charlton Ath., 566, 1952-71.
Division 1, 1952-53. Record Transfer Fee Received: £140,000 from
Record Defeat: 1-10 vy Huddersfield, Division Newcastle United for Tony Green, Oct.
1, Dec. 13th, 1930. 1971.
Most League Points: 58, Division 2, 1929-30 Record Transfer Fee Paid: £60,000 to New-
and 1967-68. castle U. for Alan Suddick, Dec. 1966.
Most League Goals: 98, Division 2, 1929-30. Managers Since the War: Joe Smith, Ron
Highest League Scorer in Season: Jimmy Suart, Stan Mortensen, Les Shannon,
Hampson, 45, Division 2, 1929-30. Jimmy Meadows.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Address of Supporters Club: Blackpool F.C.,
Jimmy Hampson, 247, 1927-38. Development Association, Bloomfield
Most Capped Player: Jimmy Armfield, 43, Road, Blackpool, Lancs. (Shop: Same
England. address as ground.)
How to get there: Coliseum Bus Station, Lytham Road, ten minutes’ walk. Railway: South
Station (a few minutes’ walk from ground) and North Station.
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April 1952. Record receipts: £6,766 v Manchester U., Div. 1, October 8, 1966.
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Aug 14 H _ Swindon T. W 4-1 2-0 James 2, Ainscow, Green 13,004

16 YE Cardifi.c. W 3-0 0-9 Green, James 2 19,253
21 A Millwall L 0-1 0-0 12,058
28 H_ Sheffield W. W 1-0 1-0 Hatton 16,557
Sept 1 A Portsmouth W 3-121 Purns, James 2 16,058
4 7A Hullice L 0-1 %-1 18 288
11 H Norwich C. L 1-2 0-2 Hatton 15,960
18 A Watford L 0-1 0-0 10,575
25 H_ Birmingham C. D 1-1 1-1 Suddick 22,160
28° “A” Bristol'C: L 0-4 0-1 20,352
Oct 2 A Middlesbrough L 9-1 0-1 18,671
9 H Orient W 4-1 2-1 Purns 2, Suddaby, Ainscow 14,657
16 A Swindon T. L 0-1 0-0 10,346
23H OR D*tRt* ‘t-3 Lennard 16,417
39 A Fulham |Oe bye | Lennard 11,020
Nov 6 H _ Carlisle U. W 2-0 2-0 James, Suddick (pen) 12,769
13. A Snnderland D0-0 0-0 17,240
20s ee outont nh. L 0-1 0-1 8,432
27M VAL Oxtord Us Reel eSigelln2! Snddick (pen) 7,894
Dec 4 H _ Preston N.®. D 1-1 0-9 Dyson 18,912
11 A Charlton Ath, W 3-2 «9-2 Lennard, Dyson, Rurns 9,598
139 DE OEuIne: D 1-1 0-0 Burns 9.349
270) Aw Burnley EL. 1-2 4-0 Lennard 21,977
Jan 1 H_ Watford W 5-0 (3-0 Lennard, Suddaby, Burns 3 10,745
8 A Sheffield W. W 2-1 0-1 Burns, Dyson 17,113
22 H_ Bristol C. W 1-0 1-0 Suddick 9,923
2900 wh 'Gardift C: W 4-3 3-1 Phillips (og), Burns, Suddick (pen), Dyson 11,719
Febyl2Q7RA O:PiR* W 1-0 1-0 Dyson 13,690
19 ..H Fulham W 2-1 2-1 Suddick, Lennard 11,480
26 A Carlisle U. L 0-2 0-0 9,985
Mar 4 H_ Sunderland D 1-1 0-1 Suddick 10,089
11 A Orient W 1-0 0-0 Burns 11,582
18 H Millwall D 0-0 0-0 12,916
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3. H Middlesbrough W 3-1 2-1 Burns, Bentley, Dyson 13,726
4 A Birmingham C. L 1-2 0-0 Dyson 45,181
8 A_ LutonT. W 4-1 3-0. ~~Dyson, Simpkin, Burns, Slough (og) 7,270
IS) LA Oxfordiuc W 2-0 1-0 Burns, Suddick 10,131
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Suddick (pen), Burns, Ainscow, DysonW 4-1 1-0 19,819
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League (70): Burns 17, Dyson 12, Suddick 10 (4 pens), James 8, Lennard 6, Hatton 3, Ainscow 3, Green 2,
Hutchison 2, Suddaby 2, Bentley 1, Simpkin 1, Own Goal 3:
League Cup (10): Burns 3, Green 2, Hutchison 2, Suddick 2, James.
League Cup Second Round Bournemouth (a) 2-0

Third Round Colchester U. (h) 4-0
Fourth Round Aston Villa (h) 4-1
Fifth Round Tottenham H. (a) 0-2
F.A. Cup Third Round Chelsea (h) 0-1
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Goalkeepers
John Burridge 519 110 Custon Workix' n 27 —
Blackpool 37 —
George Wood Soli t1"0: Eas: oi ing no known —
Blackpool 4 _
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Bill Bentley 511 130 Longton Stoke C. 4444 1
Blackpool 100+7 2
Paul Fuschillo 5 104 11 8 London Blackpool v4
Peter Hardcastle 58 th '3) Leeds Blackpool 15-+-1 a
Half-backs
Alan Ainscow 5 64 9 34 Bolton Blackpool 8+10 3
Terry Alcock 60 118 Hanley Port Vale 112 —_
Blackpool 724+3 1
Bury (on loan) 6 1
Steve Harrison 37 11 14 Blackpool Blackpool 6+1 a
Glyn James 5114 125. Llangollen Blackpool 309+ 3 18
John Johnston 58 104 Belfast Blackpool 19+5 2
Halifax (on loan) Soak 1
Dave Hatton $10 1110 Farnworth Bolton W. 231 7
Blackpool 112 3
Chris Simpkin 5 114 12 13 Hull Hull C. 284+1 19
Blackpool 27+1 1
Peter Suddaby 511 122 Stockport Blackpool 53 2
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Mick Burns 57 10 84 Preston Blackpool 92+6 33
Keith Dyson 510 11 12 Durham Newcastle U. 7442 21
Blackpool 28 i
Tom Hutchison 5114 112 Cardenden Alloa Ath. 68 4
Blackpool 15442 oF|
Dave Lennard 59 110 Manchester Bolton W. 11445 3
Halifax T. 97 16
Blackpool 23 6
William McGrotty 574 934 Glasgow Blackpool 2+1 1
Stuart Parker Preston Blackpool — —
Alan Suddick 511 110 Chester le Newcastle U. 144 41
Street Blackpool 180+5 45
Free Transfers: Mich: e: Green; Clive Nattress; Stephen Wojciechowicz.
Club Colours: Tangerine shirts with white collars and cuffs, white shorts, tangerine stockings,
Change Colours: White shirts and shorts, tangerine and white stockings.
Club Captain:
First Team Trainer: Les Graham,
Club Nickname: ‘The Tangerines’.
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BOLTON WANDERERS
Chairman: John Banks.

Directors: J. Battersby, H. Tydlesley, Major J. Greenhalgh,
W. G. Isherwood, G. Warburton, C. Morris.
Team Manager: Jimmy Armfield.
Secretary: E. Rothwell. Year Formed: 1874.
Previous Grounds: Park Recreation Ground and Cockle’s
Field before moving to Pike’s Lane Ground 1881; Burnden
Park 1895. Previous Name: 1874-77, Christ Church F.C.;
1877, became Bolton Wanderers.
Honours: Football League: Best Season: 3rd, Div. 1, 1891-92,
1920-21, 1924-25. Division 2, Champions: 1908-09; Runners-
up: 1899-1900, 1904-05, 1910-11, 1934~35. F.A, Cup, Win-
ners: 1923, 1926, 1929, 1958; Runners-up: 1894, 1904, 1953.
Football League Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd. (replay) 1971-72.
Record Victory; 13-0y Sheffield U., F.A. Cup,
2nd Rd., Feb. Ist, 1890.
Record Defeat: 0-7 v Manchester C., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £85,000 from
1, Mar. 21st, 1936. Newcastle U. for Wyn Davies, Oct. 1966.
Most League Goals: 96, Division 2, 1934-35. Wolverhampton W. for Terry Wharton,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Joe Smith, Oct. 1967.
38, Division 1, 1920-21. Managers Since the War: Walter Rowley,
Most Capped Player: Nat Lofthouse, 33, Bill Ridding, Nat Lofthouse, Jimmy
England. Mcllroy, Jimmy Meadows, Nat Lofthouse.
Most League Appearances: Eddie Hopkin- Address of Supporters Club: Supporters Club,
son, 519, 1956-70. Burnden Park, Manchester Road, Bolton.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Nat Address of Club Shop or Boutique: “The
Lofthouse, 255, 1946-61. Happy Shop’, Burnden Park, Bolton.
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attendance: 69,912 v Manchester C., F.A. Cup, February 18. 1933. Record receipts: £42,000
Leeds U. v Manchester U., F.A. Cup S-F Replay, March, :97).
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Venue Opponents Result Score Goalscorers Attendance
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A Oldham Ath. D 2-2 1-1 Byrom 2 14,372
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21 H_ Bournemouth D 0-0 0-0 8,962
28 A Notts. Co. W 2-1 0-1 Hunt 2 15,658
Sept 4 H_ Aston Villa W 2-0 1-0 Hunt, Byrom 11,470
11. A Blackburn R. W 3-0 1-0 Byrom 2, Hunt 13,938
18 H YorkC, L 0-1 0-0 12,192
24 A Tranmere R. D 0-0 0-0 6,988
29. .H Halifax T. D 1-1 0-0 Greaves 9,304
Oct 2 H Mansfield T. W 2-0 2-0 Greaves, Jones, G. 8,751
9 A Port Vale D 1-1 0-1 Nicholson 6,394
12 A Plymouth Arg. L 0-2 0-1 13,336
16 H Oldham Ath. W 2-1 1-0 Greaves, Ritson (pen) 13,302
23H Swansea C, D 0-0 0-0 11,242
30 A Bristol R. L 0-2 0-1 T1532
Nov 6 H Wrexham L 0-2 of 8,953
13. A Chesterfield b. 1-2, 0-2 Hunt 10,000
26 A Shrewsbury T. L 0-1 0-1 6,605
Dec 4 H_ Brighton D 1-1 1-1 Greaves 5,209
18 A_ Aston Villa BY2-5,9 2-2) Seddon, Waldron 27,767
27. +H Barnsley D 0-0 0-0 6,973
Jan sie AY YorkiG: D 0-0 0-0 4,467
8 H_ Notts. Co. ZL 825.4} Byrom 8,096
22 A Halifax T. W 1-0 0-0 Hunt 3,919
29 H_- Plymouth Arg. W 2-1 —0-1 Greaves, Seddon 5,856
Feb 12 A Swansea C. TD ¥2-3) +t) Byrom, Greaves 4,962
19 H_ Bristol R. D 0-0 0-0 5,819
26 A Wrexham W 2-1 1-0 Hunt 2 3,851
Mar 4 H_ Chesterfield Wi1-0 0-0 Wright, R. 5,607
1! HB Port Vale W 3-0 ‘1-0 Nicholson, McMahon, Hunt 5,956
15 H_ Bradford C. D 0-0 0-0 7,818
18 A Bournemouth W 2-1 1-0 Hunt 2 15,123
22 H_ Walsall L 0-1 0-1 6,786
25 Ee BlackburnR: W 1-0 0-0 Jones, G. 11,026
27 A _ Mansfield T. L 0-1 0-1 5,398
Apr 1 A Barnsley L 0-1 0-1 3,925
3. H_ Tranmere R. W 1-0 0-0 Byrom 6,216
8 A Walsall Di-l 0-0 Byrom 4,735
12. H_ Rochdale W 2-1 2-1 Jones, P., Byrom 5,773
15 H_ Shrewsbury T. W 2-0 1-0 Phillips, Greaves (pen) 5,447
19 H_ Torquay U. W 2-0 1-0 Byrom, Jones, G. 5,193
22 A Brighton D 1-1 0-0 Jones, G. (pen) 25,074
24 A Rochdale D 2-2 2-0 Phillips, Jones, G. 4,826
29 H_ Rotherham U. D2-2 = 1-1 Phillips 2 5,345
May 2 A_ Rotherham U. L 0-2 0-1 3,945
5 A Torquay U. D 1-1 1-0 McAllister 2,081
10 A _ Bradford C. W 3-0 ‘1-0 Wright, R., Lee, McAllister 2,468
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League Cup (9): Jones 3, Greaves 2, Byrom, Phillips, Redfern, Rowe.
F.A, Cup (9): Greaves 4, Byrom, Duffey, Hunt, Nicholson, Ritson.
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Goalkeepers
Barry Siddall 60 132 Ellesmore Port Bolton W. — —
Charlie Wright 60 12 12 Glasgow Morton not known —
Rangers not known —
Workington 80 —
Grimsby T. 129 —
Charlton Ath. 195 _
Bolton W. 46 _
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Paul Hallows 574 109 Chester Bolton W. 42+1 _
Don McAllister 510 112 Radcliffe Bolton W. 46+1 2
John Ritson 584 105 Liverpool Bolton W. 13942 y}
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Sammy Allardyce 6 14 13 4 Dudley Bolton W. — —
John Hulme 604 121 Mobberley Bolton W. 186+2 7
Notts Co. (on loan) 8 —
Paul Jones 511 1010 Warrington Bolton W. 41+1 1
Henry Mowbray 58} 1154 Hamilton Cowdenbeath 20 1
Blackpool 88+3 —_
Bolton W. 30 _
Peter Nicholson 5114 1184 Cleator Moor Blackpool 343 —
Bolton W. 40+1 2
Warwick Rimmer 584 1013 Birkenhead Bolton W. 39545 17
Alan Waldron 574 98 Bury Bolton W. 41+4 2
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John Byrom 59 1112 Blackburn Blackburn R. 106+2 45
Bolton W. 168+2 35
Chris Duffey 58 910 Kirby Bolton W. 8 —
Roy Greaves $11 1112 Farnworth Bolton W. 187+-4 38
Roger Hunt 58} 121 Golborne Liverpool 401+2 245
Bolton W. 72+4 24
Garry Jones 59 102 Manchester Bolton W. 65+1 i
Freddie Lee 57 811 Manchester Bolton W. 27-1 21
Ron Phillips 564 103 Worsley Bolton W. 73+6 12
Jim Redfern S7 102 Kirby Bolton W. 16+4 1
Tan Seddon 584+ 100. Prestbury Bolton W. 48+7 4
Ralph Wright 60 120 Newcastle-on- Norwich C. — —
Tyne Bradford P.A, 13+1 ul
Hartlepool 23+41 3
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Free Transfers: Allan Boswell; Roger Denton; Grahame Rowe.
Club Colours: White shirts, dark blue shorts, white stockings.

Club Captain: Warwick Rimmer.
Club Coach: Jim Conway.
First Team Trainer: Bert Sproston,
Club Nickname; ‘Trotters’.
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BOURNEMOUTH AND BOSCOMBE ATHLETIC
President: W. J. Peek. Chairman: H. G. Walker, LI.B.

Directors: Ald. C. M. Pardy, D. W. Hayward, H. L. Newell,
J. Caslake, M,B.E., Ald. E. M. A. Lane, Ald. A. E. Adams, A. C.
Mendham, W. J. L. Mackeen, A. K. Potter, R. D. Sharp.
Manager: John Bond. Assistant Manager: Reg Tyrrell.
P.R.O.: R. J. Potter. Secretary: W. H. Stace.
Previous Names: Boscombe St. Johns, 1880-89; Boscombe F.C.,
1899-1923. Previous Grounds: 1899-1910, Castlemain Road,
Pokesdown, Dean Court 1910.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 3, 1961-62,
1971-72, 3rd. Division 3(S), Runners-up: 1947-48. Promotion
from Division 4: 1970-71. (2nd). F.A. Cup, Best Season: 6th Rd.,
1956-57. Football League Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd., 1962, 1964.
Record Victory: 10-0 v Northampton, Most League Appearances: Ray Bumstead,
Division 3(S), Sept. 2nd, 1939. 412, 1958-70.
Record Defeat: 1-8 v Bradford C., Division 3, Record Transfer Fee Received: £30000 from
Jan. 24th, 1970. Blackburn R. for Roger Jones, Jan. 1970.
Most League Points: 62 Division 3, 1971-72. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £31,000 to West
Most League Goals: 88, Division 3(S), Ham U, for Harry Redknapp, June 1972.
1956-57. Managers Since the War: Harry Kinghorn,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Ted Mac- Harry Lowe, Jack Bruton, Freddie Cox,
Dougall 42, 1970-71. Don Welsh, Bill McGarry, Reg Flewin,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Freddie Cox.
Ron Eyre, 202, 1924-33. Address of Supporters Club Shop: The Cherry
Most Capped Player: Tommy Godwin, 4 (13), Bees Shop, Dean Court, Bournemouth,
Eire. Hants.
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F.A. Cup 6th Rd., March 2, 1957. Record Receipts: £6,826 v Liverpool, F.A. Cup 3rd Rd.,
January 27, 1968.
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H_ Shrewsbury T. W 3-1—=—-2-0 Miller, Boyer, MacDougall 11,295
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21. A Bolton W. D 0-0 0-0 8,962
H_ Rotherham U. W 3-1_—=—«:1-0 MacDougall, Cave, Sainty (pen) 11,876
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Sept 4 A Halifax T. L 0-1 0-1 4,778
11. H _ Rochdale W 41 == 2-0 Boyer, MacDougall 3 (1 pen) 8,856
18 A Wrexham W 3-1 2-0 Miller, Cave, Boyer 6,421
25. H Chesterfield Wi-0 1-0 MacDougall (pen) 5,259
29 A _ Notts. Co. D 1-1 1-0 MacDougall 13,342
Oct 2 A _ Plymouth Arg. D i-1 1-0 Scott 15,559
9 H_ Swansea C. W2-1~ =O0-1 Cave, Miller 12,057
15 A _ Shrewsbury T. L 2-3. 1-2 MacDougall 2 6,181
19 H_ Port Vale W 3-2~— 2-1 Boyer, MacDougall (pen), Cave 10,404
23 4H _ Aston Villa W 3-0 2-0 Boyer, MacDougall, Powell 20,305
29 A Mansfield T. W 5-0 2-0 Boyer, Jones, MacDougall 3 6,602
Nov 6 H_ Torquay U. Wi1-0 1-0 MacDougall 13,609
13. A Bradford C. D 2-2. 1-0 MacDougall 2 5,889
27 A_ Barnsley D 0-0 0-0 8,306
Dec )48S Hi vork'Gs D 2-2. ‘1-1 MacDougall 2 11,244
18 H_ Halifax T. W 3-1 0-0 Scott, Kitchener, Jones 10,853
27 +A Brighton L 0-2 0-1 30,600
Jan 1 H Wrexham W 40 2-0 Powell, Boyer 3 12,035
8 A Rotherham U. D 0-0 0-0 9,948
22 HH’ Notts. Co. W 2-0 2-0 Boyer, Macdougall 21,154
29 A Port Vale D 1-1 1-0 Howe 4,937
Feb 5S H_ Plymouth Arg. W 1-0 0-0 MacDougall 13,805
12. A Aston Villa L 1-2 1-0 MacDougall 48,110
19 H Mansfield T. D i-1 0-0 Machin 13,417
23 H Walsall D 0-0 0-0 10,016
26 A Torquay U. W 2-0 1-0 MacDougall 2 9,603
Mar 4 H_ Bradford C. W 3-0 1-0 Chadwick, MacDougall, Mitchinson 12,199
8 H_ Bristol R. W2-0 1-0 Boyer, MacDougall 9,151
11 A Swansea C. W 2-1 1-1 Boyer, Kitchener 7,718
14 A’ Walsall Di-1 1-1 MacDougall 10,828
18 H_ Bolton W. L 1-2 0-1 MacDougall 15,123
21. A Oldham Ath. L 1-3 1-1 Chadwick 7,728
25 A Rochdale Di-1 1-0 MacDougall 4,437
Apr 1 H_ Brighton D i-1 1-0 MacDougall 22,540
5 A Chesterfield D 0-0 0-0 8,546
7 A Tranmere R. W 2-1 0-1 MacDougall 2 4,504
15 H_ Barnsley D0-0 0-0 14,076
18 A _ Bristol R. W 2-1 1-1 Chadwick, Boyer 11,372
22.) AlVYork GC, W 2-0 1-0 MacDougall, Boyer 6,846
26 <A Blackburn R. L 1-2 1-1 MacDougall 8,941
29. H Oldham Ath. W 2-0 2-0 Boyer, MacDougall 9,748
May 3 H_ Tranmere R. D 0-0 0-0 11,260
Goalscorers
League (73): MacDougall 35, Boyer 15, Cave 5, Chadwick 3, Miller 3, Jones 2, Kitchener 2, Powell 2,
Scott 2, Howe 1, Machin 1, Mitchinson 1, Sainty 1.
League Cup (2): MacDougall 2.
F.A. Cup (13): MacDougall 10, Boyer, Cave, Machin.
League Cup First Round Portsmouth (h) 2-1

Second Round Blackpool (h) 0-2
F.A. Cup First Round Margate (h) 11-0
Second Round Southend UV. (h) 2-0
Third Round Walsall (a) 0-1
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Kieron Baker 60 124 Ryde Bournemouth
Mansfield T, (on loan)
Fred Davies 60 125 Liverpool Wolverhampton W. 156 =
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Bobby Howe LE 7 Chadwell St. West Ham U. a co + an
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Bill Kitchener 1255 Arlesey West Ham U. hal
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David Jones 128 Bristol Bournemouth
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Phil Boyer 10 4 Nottingham Derby Co.
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Micky Cave 58 10 13 Weymouth Torquay
Plymouth Arg. (on loan)
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Dave Chadwick i! India Southampton
Middlesbrough
Halifax T.
Bournemouth
Paul Christopher Poole Bournemouth
Trevor Hartley Doncaster West Ham U.
Bournemouth
Ted MacDougall 1M Inverness Liverpool
York C.
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John Meredith 584 1110 Doncaster Doncaster R. unao
Sheffield W.
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Tommy Mitchinson 58 Sunderland Sunderland
Mansfield T.
Aston Villa
Torquay U,
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John Sainty 510 134 Poplar Tottenham H.
Reading
Bournemouth
Free Transfers: Alan Green; Terence Gulliver; Thomas Naylor.
Club Colours; Red and black striped shirts, black shorts, black stockings.
Change Colours: Green and black striped shirts, black shorts, black stockings.
Club Captain: Keith Miller.
Club Trainer|/Coach: Ken Brown,
Club Nickname: ‘Cherries’,
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Chairman: S. Heginbotham.
Directors: E. L. Porter, G. D. Ide, H. B. Metcalfe.
Team Manager: Bryan Edwards.
Coach: John Coddington.
General Manager/Secretary: J. Mellor.
Year Formed: 1903.
Turned Professional: 1903. Limited Company:
1908. Relegated to Division 4: 1971-72.
Honours: Football League, Highest League Position,
5th Division 1, 1910-11. Division 2, Champions:
1907-08. Division 3(N), Champions: 1928-29.
Division 4, Promoted: 1968-69 (4th). F.A. Cup,
Winners: 1911 (first holders of the present trophy).
Football League Cup, Best Season: 5th Rd., 1965.
Record Victory: 11-1 vy Rotherham U., Most League Appearances: Bruce Stowell,
Division 3(N), Aug. 25th, 1928. 402, 1958-72.
Record Defeat: 1-9 v Colchester U., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £23,000 from
4, Dec. 30th, 1961. Bristol Rovers for Bruce Bannister, Nov.
Most League Points: 63, Division 3(N), 1971.
1928-29. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £10,000 to Preston
Most League Goals: 128, Division 3(N), N.E. for Gerry Ingram, February 1972.
1928-29. Managers Since the War: Jack Barker, John
Highest League Scorer in Season: David Milburn, David Steele, Ivor Powell, Peter
Layne, 34, Division 4, 1961-62. Jackson, Bob Brocklebank, Bill Harris,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Willie Watson, Grenville Hair, Jimmy
Frank O’Rourke, 88, 1906-13. Wheeler.
Most Capped Player: Harry Hampton, 9, Address of Supporters Club: c/o Football
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How to get there: Corporation buses 23-26 from Cheapside plus specials. Nearest Station
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Record attendance: 39,146 v Burnley, F.A. Cup 4th Rd., March 11, 1911. Record receipts:
£6,893 v Tottenham H., F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 3, 1970.
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H Swansea C. L 0-2 0-2 5,183
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21 A Brighton L 1-3 0-1 Middleton 10,350
H_ Halifax T. W 2-1 1-0 Pickering (og), Owen 6,053
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Sept 1 A Torquay U. L 1-2 0-2 Middleton 5,691
4 A_ Bristol R. ieta7 3 1-5 Hall C. 8,463
11 H_ Chesterfield D 2-2 2-1 Bannister (pen), Middleton 5,335
18 A _ Rotherham U. 0-2) 0-1 4,902
25 H_ Shrewsbury T. W 2-1 0-0 Corner, O’Neill 5,259
29 H YorkC. W 3-1_~—sidI-1 Hall, J., O'Neill, Bannister 5,169
Oct 2 A Wrexham Tata i= Middleton 4,269
9 H_ Walsall W 3-0 1-0 Bannister 3 (1 pen) 4,729
16 A Swansea C. L 0-2 0-2 6,539
19 A Oldham Ath. W 2-0 1-0 O’Neill, Bannister 6,792
23 A Barnsley W 2-0 1-0 Bannister, Corner 5,862
30 H_ Tranmere R. Di-i 1-0 Bannister 5,295
Nov 6 A_ Blackburn R. L 0-1 0-0 7,169
13. H_ Bournemouth De2-2F V0A1 Middleton, O’ Neill (pen) 5,889
27 H_ Notts. Co. L 2-3 0-3 Hall, C., Middleton 6,826
Dec 4 A_ Aston Villa L 0-3. 0-2 27,847
18 H_ Bristol R. Di-1 0-1 O'Neill 5,423
27 A Rochdale Wi1-0 1-0 Hall, J. 4,622
Jan 1 H_ Rotherham U. W1-0 0-0 Hall, C. 6,862
0. VASP Halifax i L 1-2 0-2 Owen 4,867
15H. Mansfield T. D 2200-2) Hall Cr 4,098
212 AStYorkic: L 1-3 0-1 O’Neill (pen) 3,678
29H Oldham Ath. D 2-2. 0-1 Middleton, Oates 4,604
Feb 5 A_ Port Vale L 0-1 0-1 3,715
12 H_ Barnsley L 0-2 0-1 4,254
19 A Tranmere R. L 1-4 0-2 Joyce 5,055
26 H_ Blackburn R. & 1-2 1-0 Hall) 3: 4.775
Mar 4 A _ Bournemouth L 0-3 0-1 12,199
11 A Walsall L 0-3 0-3 4,100
15 A _ Bolton W. D 0-0 0-0 7,818
18 H_ Brighton W 2-1 2-0 O'Neill, Ingram 4,804
20 H_ Plymouth Arg. L 0-1 0-0 5,346
25 A Chesterfield W 1-0 0-0 O'Neill 6,159
Apr 1 H_ Rochdale Di-1 0-1 O’Neill 4,889
3H Wrexham L 0-2 0-2 4,360
4 <A Shrewsbury T. L 03 «0-1 3,757
8 H_ Port Vale D 0-0 0-0 2,969
15 A _ Notts. Co. L 0-2 0-0 16,315
18 A Plymouth Arg. W 4-1 3-0 Middleton 2, Ingram 2 (1 pen) 7,958
__22_ _H_ Aston Villa L 0-1 0-1 9,285
26 H_ Torquay U. L 0-1 0-0 2,965
29. A Mansfield T. D 1-1 ~0-1 Oates 4,231
Mayl0 A_ Bolton W. L 0-3 0-1 2,468
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League (45): Middleton 9, O "Neill 9, Bannister 8, Hall, C. 5, Hall, J. 3, Ingram 3, Corner 2, Oates 2, Owen
Joyce 1, Own Goal 1.
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Goalkeepers
John Oldfield 60 112 Sheffield Huddersfield T. 152 —
Wolverhampton W. 19 —
Crewe A. (loan) 5 —
Bradford C. 23 —
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Ian Cooper 510 1112 Bradford Bradford C. 272+1 1
Ces Podd 5996 ee Ste bultts, Bradford C. 28+1 —
W. Indies
Steve Fenton 510 110 Hartlepool Middlesbrough — —
Bradford C. — —
Graham Howell 58 10 13 Manchester Manchesier C, —_ —_
Bradford C. 43 —
Thomas McHale 58 110 Liverpool Bradford C, 28+1 —
John Ritchie 59 116 Ashington Port Vale 51 1
Preston N.E. 93 —
Bradford C, 16 —
Half-backs
Forwards
David Bairstow 510 118 Bradford Bradford C. S+5 —_—
John Hall 594 117 Bramley Bradford C. 353+11 59
Gerald Ingram 510 120 Hull Blackpool 33+1 18
Preston N.E. 107+3 40
Bradford C, 16 3
Peter Middleton 58 109 Rawmarsh Sheffield W. — —_—
Bradford C. 121+4 23
Graham Oates 624 130 Bradford Bradford C. 7142 8
Free Transfers: Colin Hall; Patrick Liney; Leslie Owen; Bruce Stowell.
Club Colours: Claret and amber stripes, black shorts, amber and black stockings.
Change Colours: White shirts, black shorts, white stockings.
Club Captain:
Club Coach; John Coddington.
First Team Trainer: Colin Kaye.
Club Nickname: ‘The Paraders’,
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President: F. A. Davis.
Joint Chairmen: L. F. Davey, W. Wheatley.
Directors: F. A. Davis, E. M. Rogers, M.B.E., F.I.T.V.,
F.R.S.H., R.M.A., E. J. Radley-Smith, M.S., ER Cass,
L.R.C.P., P. L. Davey, B. J. Poyton (Hon. Treasurer), C. W.
Wheatley.
Team Manager: Frank Blunstone.
General Manager/Secretary: D. R. Piggott.
P.R.O.: D. R. Piggott. Year Formed: 1888.
Previous Grounds: Shotter’s Field, Windmill Road; 1898,
Boston Park; 1904, Griffin Park.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position in Division 1, 5th,
1935-36. Division 2, Champions: 1934-35. Division 3(S),
Champions: 1932-33; R.-up: 1929-30, 1957-58. Division 4,
Champions: 1962-63. F.A. Cup, Best Season: 6th Rd., 1938, 1946,
1949, Football League Cup, Best Season: 3rd Rd., 1961, 1969.
Promoted to Division 3 1971-72.
Record Victory: 9 0 vy Wrexham, Division 3, 1949-64.
Oct. 15th, 1963. Record Transfer Fee Received: £30,000 from
Record Defeat: 07 v Swansea T., Division Fulham for Roger Cross, Sept. 1971.
3(S), Nov. 8th, 1924; 0 7 v Walsall, Divis- Record Transfer Fee Paid: £17,500 to West
ion 3(S), Jan. 19th, 1957. Ham U. for John Dick, Sept. 1962.
Most League Points: 62, Division 3(S), Managers Since the War: Harry Curtis,
1932-33; 62, Division 4, 1962-63. Jackie Gibbons, Jimmy Bain, Tom Law-
Most League Goals: 98, Division 4, 1962-63. ton, Bill Dodgin (Snr.), Malcolm Mc-
Highest League Scorer in Season: John Donald, Tommy Cavanagh, Billy Gray,
Holliday, 36, Division 3(S), 1932-33. Jimmy Sirrel.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Jim Address of Supporters Club: Same as Foot-
Towers, 153, 1954-61. ball Club.
Most Capped Player: \dris Hopkins, 12,Wales. Address of the Club Shop or Boutique: ‘Bertie
Most League Appearances: Ken Coote, 514, Bee Bazaar’, c/o the Club.
How to get there: South Ealing (Underground). Bus 65 from station. Or ten minutes’ walk.
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January 12, 1965.
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Aug 14 A Bury W 2-0 1-0 Gelson, Tom 2,957

21 4H _ Aldershot D i-1 0-0 Turner 8,880
28 A Darlington D 0-0 0-0 2,514
30 H _ Barrow W 4-0 1-0 O’Mara, Cross, Turner, Ross 8,870
Sept 4 Hi Hartlepool.) -W60 2-0 Turner 2,O'Mara 9,Ooms Sant ennnS, TICE
11 A Grimsby T. L 1-3 1-0 O’ Mara 11,529
18 H_ Peterborough U. W S5S-1_~—siI-1 Neilson, Graham, Docherty, O’Mara, Ross 8,770
25, A Chester D 0-0 0-0 4,088
27 H_ Stockport Co. W 2-0 0-0 Ross 2 10,440
Oct 2 H_ Northampton T. W 6-1—‘1-1 O’ Mara 3, Gelson, Docherty, Neilson 11,000
8 A Southport D 0-0 0-0 5,371
16 H_ Bury W 2-0 0-0 O’Mara, Graham 9,850
20 A_ Reading L 1-2 0-0 O’Mara 10,316
23 H_ Southend U. L 1-2 0-1. O'Mara 14,000
30 A Scunthorpe U. D0-0 0-0 5,859
Nov 6 H_ Newport Co. W 3-1 =2-0 Docherty, Ross 2 (1 pen) 10,480
13. A _ Colchester D Et AF O’Mara 6,898
27. H_ Gillingham Tnt=3) 1022 Ross 10,940
Dec 4 A_ ExeterC. W 1-0 0-0 #O’Mara 3,809
11H Southport W1-0 0-0 Peat (og) 9,620
18 <A Hartlepool Wi2-1 1-1 Allen 2 2,175
27 H_ Crewe Alex. W 1-0 0-0 O’Mara 18,240
Jan 1 A _ Peterborough U. D 2-2. 2-1 O’Mara 2 7,013
8 H_- Darlington W 6-2. ‘1-1 Ross (pen), O’Mara 2, Docherty 3 10,580
15. A Lincoln C. L 1-4 0-2. O’Mara 7,552
21. A _ Stockport Co. W 1-0 0-0 Ross 3,247.
29. H_ Reading L 1-2 1-2. Docherty 12,150
Feb 5 A Cambridge U. D 1-1 0-0 Graham 6,861
12 A Southend U. L 1-3 0-2 Ross (pen) 9,662
19 H_ Scunthorpe U. L 0-3 0-1 11,910
26 A Newport Co. D 0-0 0-0 3,271
Mar 4 H_ Colchester U. L 0-2 0-0 9,210
13s Ey Lincoln (on W 2-0 0-0 O’Mara, Scales 12,070
18 A_ Aldershot W2-1 1-1. O’Mara, Ross 6,988
21. A Doncaster R. W 3-0 2-0 Graham 2, Ross 5,286
25. H_ Grimsby T. W 2-0 0-0 Docherty, O’Mara 14,620
27 H Workington W 2-0 0-0 Docherty, Houston 13,960
31 H_ Chester D 1-1 1-1 Docherty 18,520
Apr 1 A _ Crewe Alex. L 1-2. 02 Docherty 2,072
3A Northampton T. D 0-0 0-0 5,314
8 H_ Cambridge U. W 2-1 0-1 Docherty, Graham 9,050
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22 H Exeter C. W 1-0 1-0 Ross (pen) 14,520
24 A Barrow W 3-0 1-0 Houston, Allen, Graham 2,666
29 A Workington L 0-3 0-2 1,750
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League (76): O’Mara 25, Docherty 13, Ross 13, Graham 7, Turner 4, Allen 3, Cross 2, Gelson 2, Houston 2
Neilson 2, Scales 1, Tom 1, Own Goal 1. ;
League Cup (1): Ross.
F.A. Cup (3): O’Mara 2, Ross.
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Full-backs
Alan Hawley ae) 1012 Woking Brentford 251+3
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Alan Murray 58 108 Newcastle Middlesbrough 6+4 1
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Mike Allen 511 108 S.Shields Middlesbrough 32+3 1
Brentford 29+1 3
Peter Gelson §11 1113 Hammersmith Brentford 38442 17
Alan Nelmes 60 110 Hackney Brentford 205
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Paul Bence 59 110 Littlehampton Brighton 0+1 _
Reading 12+1 2
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John Docherty 56 95 Glasgow Brentford 47 2
Sheffield U. 41 9
Brentford 97 31
Reading 45+1 8
Brentford 90+1 26
John Graham wy! 1012 Glasgow Morton 6 1
Dundee U. 2142 10
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Stewart Houston 511 118 Argyle Chelsea 6+3 _
Brentford (on loan) 15 y)
John O’Mara 63 110 Farnworth Brentford 49 pai
Bobby Ross 59 1010 Hereford Hearts 25 4
Shrewsbury T. 99 29
Brentford 28143 58
Free Transfers; Gordon Neilson; Steven Tom.
Club Colours: Red and white striped shirts, black shorts.

Change Colours: Yellow shirts, black shorts.
Club Captain: Bobby Ross.
First Team Trainer: A. E, Lyons,
Club Nickname: ‘Bees’,
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President: His Grace The Duke of Norfolk, E.M., K.G.,

WC. 25.2.
Chairman: T. E. Whiting.
Directors: L.H. Stringer, A. P. De Boer, G. H. Hutchin-
son, K. M. Bamber, H. Bloom, T. Appleby.
Manager: Pat. Saward. Coach: Ray Crawford.
Secretary: Alan Leather. Year Formed: 1900.
Previous Name: Brighton & Hove Rangers.
Previous Grounds: 1900, Withdean; 1901, County
Ground; 1902, Goldstone Ground.
League: Best Season: 12th, Div. 2, 1958-59. Division
3(S), Champions: 1957-58; Runners-up: 1953-54,
1955-56, Division 3: 1971-72. Division 4, Champions:
1964-65. F.A. Cup, Best Season: Sth Rd., 1929-30,
1932-33, 1945-46, 1959-60, old 3rd Rd., 1913-14, 1923-24.
Football League Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd.,
1966-67. Promoted to Division 2, 1971-72.
Record Victory: 10-1 y Wisbech, F.A. Cup, Most Capped Player: Jack Jenkins, 8, Wales.
Ist Rd., Nov. 13th, 1965. Most League Appearances: ‘Tug’ Wilson,
Record Defeat: 0-9 v Middlesbrough, 509, 1922-36.
Division 2, Aug. 23rd, 1958. Record Transfer Fee Received: £15,000 from
Most League Points: 65, Division 3(S), Derby Co. for Bill Curry, Sept. 1960.
1955-56. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £25,000 to Bolton
Most League Goals: 112, Division 3(S), W. for John Napier, Aug. 1967.
1955-56. Managers Since the War: Tommy Cook,
Highest League Scorer in Season: H. Vallance, Don Welsh, Billy Lane, George Curtis,
30, Division 3(S), 1929-30. Archie Macaulay, Freddie Goodwin.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Address of Supporters Club: Albion Shop,
Tommy Cook, 113, 1922-29. Goldstone Ground, Hove.
How to get there: Buses 5, BS, 26, 40, 55 and 19 from Old Steyne and No. 11 via Brighton
Station and Old Shoreham Road.
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Ground capacity: 38,000. Record attendance: 36,747 v Fulham, Division 2, December 27,
1958. Record receipts: £9,007 vy Wolverhampton W., Football League Cup, September 24,
1969,
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BRIGHTON 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
Time
Result ses Goalscorers Attendance
1-1 0-1 Templeman 4,384
Aug 14 A_ Port Vale D
W 3-1. «1-0 ‘Irvine, Napier, K., Turner 10,350
21 4H Bradford C.
W 3-0 «1-0 Napier, K. 3 4,131
28 A Mansfield T.
W 4-2_~— 3-1 Napier, K., Murray, Turner 2 4,782
31 A Rotherham U.
H YorkC. L 0-2 0-1 14,360
Sept 4
11. A Aston Villa L 0-2 0-0 25,809
18 H _ Notts. Co. D 1-1 0-0 O'Sullivan 13,443
Torquay U. D 2-2 1-0 Lutton, Irvine 5,439
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29 H_ Bristol R. W 3-1. 1-0 ~—_Lutton, Napier, K., (pen) Murray 12,649
Oct 2 H_ Barnsley D0-0 0-0 12,127
8 A Tranmere R. L 0-2 0-2 3,731
16 H_ Port Vale D.1-1 1-0 O’Sullivan 9,007
19 A Swansea C, L 1-2 0-1 Murray (pen) 6,206
23 A Walsall W 1-0 1-0 _ Irvine 3,719
30 H_ Shrewsbury T. W 2-0 1-0 Napier, K., O’Sullivan 9,778
Nov 6 A_ Plymouth Arg. W 2-1 =«1-0 Murray (pen), O’Sullivan 11,429
(CSE ralifaxt: W 2-1 = 1-0 O/’Sullivan, Irvine 9,896
27 4H Chesterfield W 2-1 1-0 Napier, K., Irvine 10,179
Dec 4 A_ Bolton W. D 1-1 ‘1-1 Irvine 5,209
1S SASS YorkC: W 2-1 0-0 Murray, Templeman 3,451
27 H_ Bournemouth W 2-0 1-0 Napier, K., O’Sullivan 30,600
Jan 1 A _ Notts. Co. L 0-1 0-0 16,401
8 H_ Mansfield T. W 1-0 0-0 Bromley 10,616
15 A Oldham Ath. W 4-2. 3-2.) Murray, O’Sullivan, Spearritt 2 6,937
22 “A ‘Bristol R. D 2-2 1-1 Napier, J., Irvine 9,744
29H Swansea C. W 1-0 0-0 Murray 13.083
Feb 5 A Wrexham W 2-1 1-0 O’Sullivan, Irvine 3,771
12. H_ Walsall 5 deg |S| Spearritt 14,437
19 A Shrewsbury T. W 5-3 0-0 Irvine, O’Sullivan 2, Napier, K.,
Fellows (og) 3,966
26 H_ Plymouth Arg. W 3-0 3-0 Murray 2, Napier, K. 15,198
Mar 4 A _ Halifax T. W 5-0 3-0 Irvine, Murray, Napier, K., Templeman 2 2,432
11 H_ Tranmere R. W 2-0 1-0 Bromley, Templeman 17,439
15 H Oldham Ath. L 0-1 0-0 17,916
18 A_ Bradford C. Lil" Napier, K. 4.804
25. H_ Aston Villa W 2-1 1-0 Irvine, Napier, K. 29,135
31 H_ Torquay U. W 3-1 0-1 Murray (pen), Beamish, Lutton 27,513
Apr 1 A Bournemouth Di1-1~ 0-1 Lutton 22,540
4 A Barnsley W 1-0 0-0 Templeman 6,541
8 H Wrexham W 3-2. «1-0 Beamish 2, Irvine 18,156
12. A Blackburn R. D 2-2 ‘1-1 Irvine 2 8,558
15 A Chesterfield W 1-0 1-0 Napier, K. 6,325
19 H_ Blackburn R. W 3-0 2-0 Irvine, Beamish, Bromley 23,269
22 4H Bolton W. D 1-1 0-0 Murray (pen) 25,074
26 H_ Rotherham U. W 2-1 1-1 Irvine, Beamish 27,928
29. A Rochdale W 2-1 0-0 Napier, K., Beamish 4,283
May 3 H_ Rochdale D 1-1 1-0 Templeman 34,766
Goalscorers
League (82): Irvine 16, Nanier, K. 16, Murray 12, O’Sullivan 10, Tem pleman 7, Beamish 6, Lutton 4,
Bromley 3, Spearritt 3, Turner 3, Napier, J. 1, Own Goal 1.
League Cup (1): Spearritt.
F.A. Cup (9): Napier, K. 3,0’Sullivan 2, Irvine, Murray, Spearritt, Own Goal.
League Cup First Round Swansea C, (a) 1-0

Second Round Norwich C. (a) 0-2
F.A, Cup First Round Hillingdon (h) 7-1
Second Round Walsall (h) 1-1
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60 11 12 Stepney Chelsea — =
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Brighton 4 —
Brian Powney 5:9 1012 Seaford Brighton 287 _
Full-backs
Stewart Henderson 56 1011 B. of Allan Chelsea _ —
Brighton 199 1
John Templeman §11-—11-7 — Yapton Brighton 155+6 £3
Eddie Spearritt 58 119 Lowestoft Ipswich T. 62+ 10 13
Brighton 14245 15
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Norman Gall 59 115 Wallsend Brighton 356+11 4
Tan Goodwin 60 1211 Irlam Coventry C, 4 —
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John Napier 62 122 Lurgan Bolton W. 69 z=
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Ken Beamish 60 126 Bebbington Tranmere R, 175+1 49
Brighton 1242 6
Brian Bromley 58 110 Burnley Bolton W. 166+1 25
Portsmouth 88+1 3
Brighton 28+1 3
Willie Irvine 510 11 4 Antrim Burnley 123+2 78
Preston N.E, 77+4 27
Brighton 55+3 22
Bertie Lutton 510 109 Bambridge, Wolverhampton W, 16+5 1
NI, Brighton 11+6 4
Bert Murray RW) 117 Shoreditch Chelsea 156 39
Birmingham C, 127+11 22
Brighton 6141 16
Kit Napier 5114 116 Dunblane Preston N.E. 1 —
Workington 58 vse
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Brighton 246+6 84
Peter O’Sullivan 56 100 Colwyn Bay Manchester U. —_ _
Brighton 81 11
David Turner VL) 1112 Retford Newcastle U. 2 —
Brighton 295+8 30
Portsmouth (on loan) _ —
Free Transfers: Alexander Sheridan; Terence Stanley.
Club Colours: Blue and white striped shirts, white shorts.

Club Captain: John Napier.
Club Coach: Ray Crawford,
First Team Trainer: Mike Yaxley.
Club Nickname: ‘The Albion’,
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Rothmans Golden Boots Award Winner
Terry Cooper (Leeds United and England)—right
Billy Bremner (Leeds United) on the right and Peter Simpson (Arsenal),
Rothmans Golden Boots Award Winner and substitute for the team respectively
Johnny Giles (Leeds United and the Republic of Ireland)—left
Bobby Moore (West Ham United and England).
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Jimmy Johnstone (Celtic and Scotland).

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(Leeds United and Scotland).
Rothmans Golden Boots Award Winners
Kevin Keegan (Liverpool)—right
Rothmans Young Player of the Year
Francis Lee (Manchester City and England).
The victorious Stoke City team with the Football League Cup
which they won at Wembley by beating Chelsea. George Eastham
(left) and Jimmy Greenhoff hold the cup
Action from the U.E.F.A. Cup Final second leg
with Alan Mullery scoring for Tottenham Hotspur to clinch
the tie against Wolverhampton Wanderers
Billy Bremner, the skipper, supported by his Leeds United
colleagues holding the F.A. Cup aloft after his team’s
victory against Arsenal
Billy McNeill, the Celtic captain, jumps for joy after scoring
in the Scottish Cup Final against Hibernian; a match
the Celts won by 6-1
Footballers must have some home life too. Here Alan Hudson (Chelsea)
is seen decorating his Putney home instead of flying out to Berlin
with the England Under-23 party
BRISTOL CITY DIV. 2
Chairman: H. J. Dolman, O.B.E.

Vice-Chairman: O. F. L. Brown.
Directors: J. E. Lindner, S. F. Kew, W. G. Garland, A. R,
Hobbs, C. G. Griffiths, N. B. Jones.
Manager: Alan Dicks. Secretary: A. R. Sully.
Coach: John Sillett. | Year Formed: 1894.
Previous Grounds: 1894, St. John’s Lane; 1904, Ashton Gate.
Previous Name: 1894-97, Bristol South End.
Honours: Football League, Division 1, Runners-up: 1906-07.
Division 2, Champions: 1905-06. Division 3(S), Champions:
1922-23, 1926-27, 1954-55; Runners-up: 1937-38. Division 3,
Runners-up: 1964-65. F.A. Cup, Runners-up: 1909. Foot-
ball League Cup, Semi-final: 1970-71.
Record Victory: 11-0 v Chichester, F.A. Cup,
Ist Rd., Nov. 5th, 1960.
Record Defeat: 0-9 v Coventry C., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £110,000
3(S), Apr. 28th, 1934. from Chelsea for Chris Garland, Sept.
Most League Points: 70, Division 3(S), 1971.
1954-55. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £33,500 to Ports-
Most League Goals: 104, Div. 3(S), 1926-7. mouth for Bobby Kellard, July 1968.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Don Clark, Managers Since the War: Bob Hewison,
36, Division 3(S), 1946-47. Bob Wright, Pat Beasley, Peter Doherty,
Most Capped Player: Billy Wedlock, 26, Fred Ford.
England. Address of Supporters Club: Supporters
Most League Appearances: John Atyeo, 597, Club, Bristol City F.C., Ashton Gate,
1951-66 (+ 48 cup ties). Bristol BS3 2EJ.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: John Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Robbie
Atyeo, 315, 1951-66. Robin Shop, Ashton Gate, Bristol BS3 2EJ.
How to get there: Buses 6, 7, 9, 19, 22. Parson Street railway station within walking distance.
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Ground capacity: 40,000. Record attendance: 43,335 v Preston N.E., F.A. Cup 5th Rd.,
February 16, 1935. Record receipts: £13,391 v Tottenham H., League Cup Semi-final First
Leg, December 16, 1970.
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BRISTOL CITY 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
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Aug 14 H_ Millwall D 3-3 2-2 Gow, Sweeney, Garland 12,612

21 A Sheffield W. W 5-1 «(3-0 Galley 3, Emanuel, Garland 12,738
28 H Middlesbrough W 2-1 92-0 Wimshurst, Garland (pen) 16,474
310) Bi (Cardiffiic. W2-0 1-0 Galley, Gow 23,560
Sept 4 A _ Burnley D 1-1 ~+0-0 Galley 13,593
11 H Hull C. W 4-0 2-0 Galley 2, Fear (pen), Gow 16,659
18 A Birmingham C. L 0-1 0-1 28,745
25 H_ Norwich C. L 0-1 0-0 18,528
28 H_ Blackpool Ww 4-0 1-0 Galley, Tainton Wimshurst, Gow (pen) 20,352
Qct 2 A _ Swindon T. Wi1-0 0-0 Spiring 21,383
9 H_ Watford W 2-1 =1-0 Spiring, Galley 18,100
16 A Millwall Bors iat Spiring 14,039
20 A Portsmouth Di-1 0-0 Spiring 12,575
23 H_ Orient W 5-3 1-3 Rooks, Spiring, Galley 2, Tainton 17,772
30 A Charlton Ath. L 0-2 0-1 10,074
Nov 6 H_ Fulham L 1-2 0-2 Galley 17,295
15 TANK O FPR: L 0-3 0-1 14,898
199 FVCarhsle.U: Ey) 1=4; 8 853 Gow 13,123
27 A Sunderland D 1-1 0-1 Wilson 15,655
Dec 4 .H~ butonT. D 0-0 0-0 12,921
11. A Oxford U. D0-0 0-0 8,056
18 H Burnley L 0-2 0-0 12,909
27 A Preston N.E. L 0-1 0-1 19,738
Janir i H_ Birmingham C. W 1-0 1-0 Galley 17,457
8 A Middlesbrough L 0-1 0-0 13,117
22 A_ Blackpool L 0-1 =O0-1 9,923
29 H_ Portsmouth Di-l 1-1 Galley 10,949
Feb 12. A_ Orient L 0-2 0-1 13,112
19 H_ Charlton Ath. W 2-0 2-0 Galley, Tainton 10,207
26 A Fulham L0-2 0-0 9,276
Mar 4 H Q.P.R. W 2-0 0-0 Rodgers, Galley 11,105
11 A Watford W 2-0 1-0 Bartley, Galley 5,384
18 H_ Sheffield W. W 1-0 1-0 Spiring 12,568
25 A Hull C. D 1-! 0-1 Tainton 11,700
31 H_ Swindon T. W 1-0 0-0 Galley 21,496
Apr 1 H_ Preston N.E. W 4-1 1-1 Spiring, Tainton, Emanuel, Galley 12,962
4 <A Norwich C, D 2-2 0-1 Sweeney, Gow (pen) 35,076
8 <A Carlisle U. L 0-2 0-1 6,596
15 H_ Sunderland W 3-101 Gow (pen), Drysdale, Galley 12,178
22 A_ Luton T. D0-0 0-0 8,329
26 5A) .Cardift'e W 3-2. 2-1 Spiring 2, Gow (pen) 17,249
29 -H Oxfordiu, W 4-2 2-1 Galley 2, Gow (pen), Sweeney 10,793
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League (61): Galley 22, Gow 9 (5 pens), Spirin g 9, Tainton 5, Sweeney 3, Garland 3 (1 pen), Emanuel 2
Wimshurst 2, Wilson 1, Rodgers 1, Bartley 1 , Drysdale 1, Fear 1, Rooks 1. Cae a :
F.A. Cup (2): Spiring, Wilson.
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Goalkeepers
Len Bond 59 120 Ilminster Bristol C. 3 _
Ray Cashley 510 110 Bristol Bristol C. 40 _—
Full-backs
David Bruton 62 140 Gloucester Bristol C, 10+1 —
Brian Drysdale a7 110 Wingate Lincoln C, 14 —
Hartlepool 169+1 2:
Bristol C. 126 1
Trevor Jacobs eye) 1110 Bristol Bristol C. 127+1 2
Geoff Merrick 59 110 Bristol Bristol C, 614+5 —
Dave Merrington 5 114.12 5 Newcastle Burnley 96+2 1
Bristol C. — _
Stephen Ritchie § 11 133 Scotland Bristol C. _— _
Half-backs
John Emanuel 511 137 Ferndale Bristol C. 33 2
David Rodgers 614 132 Bristol Bristol C. 13 1
Gerry Sweeney Celtic — —_—
Morton 137+2 16
Bristol C. 33+4 3
Les Wilson 58 10 11 Liverpool Wolverhampton W, 90+11 “4
Bristol C. 21 1
Forwards
Danny Bartley 58 1010 Paulton Bristol C. 81+4 6
Jan Broomfield 60 111 Bristol Bristol C. 1342 2
Keith Fear 57 108 _ Bristol Bristol C. 15+6 3
John Galley 61 127 Clowne Wolverhampton W. 5 2
Rotherham U. 111 48
Bristol C. 155 76
Gerry Gow 58 108 Glasgow Bristol C, 77+1 14
Kevin Griffin 59 120 Plymouth Bristol C. 1+1 os
Tom Ritchie 511 128 Scotland Bristol C. — —
Gerry Sharpe 58 107 Gloucester Bristol C. 149+4 38
Peter Spiring 58 110 Glastonbury Bristol C. 37+3 9
Trevor Tainton 58 117 Bristol Bristol C. 100+ 19 Wi
Edward Woods 60 150 Ferndale Bristol C. = —_
Free Transfers: Michael Gibson; Gordon Parr; Richard Rooks; Kenneth Wimshurst.
Club Colours: All red.

Change Colours: All white with red facings.
Club Captain: Dickie Rooks.
Club Coach: John Sillett.
Club Nickname: ‘Robins’,
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BRISTOL ROVERS DIV. 3
President: Duke of Beaufort. Chairman: D. Mearnes Milne.
Directors: H. E. L. Brown, J. P. Hare, C. A. L. Stevens, P. W.
Hort, A. I. Seager, E. W. H. Godfrey, G. A. W. Holmes.
Team Manager: Bill Dodgin (Snr.).
General Manager/Secretary: Bert Tann.
Previous Names: 1883, Black Arabs; 1884, Eastville Rovers;
1897, Bristol Eastville Rovers; 1898, Bristol Rovers. Previous
Grounds: Purdown, Ashley Hill and Ridgeway Ground.
Honours: Football League, Highest League Position: 6th,
Division 2, 1955-56, 1958-59. Division 3(S), Champions:
1952-53. F.A. Cup, Best Season: 6th Rd., 1950-51 and 1957- ,
58. Football League Cup, Best Season: Sth Rd., 1970-71,
1971-72.
Record Victory: 7-0 v Swansea Town, Divi- Most Capped Player: Matt O’Mahoney, 6,
sion 2, Oct. 2, 1954; v Brighton, Division Eire, 1, Ireland.
3(S), Nov. 29, 1952 and v Shrewsbury Most League Appearances: Harry Bamford,
Town, Division 3, Mar. 21, 1964. 487, 1946-58.
Record Defeat: 0-12 v Luton T., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £50,000 from
3(S), Apr. 13th, 1936. Liverpool for Larry Lloyd, Apr. 1969.
Most League Points: 64, Division 3(S), Record Transfer Fee Paid: £22,000 to Brad-
1952-53. ford City for Bruce Bannister, Nov. 1971.
Most League Goals: 92, Division 3(S), Managers Since the War: Brough Fletcher,
1952-53. Bert Tann, Fred Ford.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Geoff Address of Supporters Club: 468 Stapleton
Bradford, 33, Division 3(S), 1952-53. Road, Bristol.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Geoff Address of Club Shop or Boutique: The
Bradford, 245, 1949-64. Rovers Shop, 414 Stapleton Road,
Bristol 5.
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39,333 (21,000 covered). Record attendance: 38,472 v Preston N.E., F.A. Cup 4th Rd.,
1971.
January 30, 1960. Record receipts: £16,116 v Stoke F.L. Cup 5th Rd., November 23,
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Date Venue Opponents Result Baa?

Score Goalscorers Attendance
D0-0 0-0 6,360

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Tranmere R. W 2-1 1-0 Allan 2 (pens) 10,258
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H_ Bradford C. W7-1 5-1 Godfrey 3, Jarman 2, Jones, R. 2 8,463
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11. A Oldham Ath. 72-3" Stet Allan, Godfrey 9,457
18 H_ Barnsley W 3-0 2-0 Allan 2, Godfrey 9,278
25), tA Notts, Co. W 3-2.—«SO0-1 Jones, R. 2, Allan 13,101
29 A Brighton BE £3 «8-1 Jones, B. 12,649
Oct 2 H_ Aston Villa L 0-1 0-0 20,428
9 A Mansfield T. D0-0 0-0 3,830
16 H~ YorkC. W 5-4 «(3-3 Stephens 2, Jarman 3 (1 pen) 6,876
23 A Rochdale L 1-3 0-2 Stephens 4,753
30 H_ Bolton W. W 2-0 1-0 Godfrey, Roberts 11,532
Nov 6 A_ Walsall L 0-2 0-1 3,978
9 H_ Rotherham U. oY 122s 10-1 Jarman 13,081
13. H Shrewsbury T. W 3-1 2-1 Jones, R. 2, Fellows (og) 8,849
27 H_ Plymouth Arg. D 2-2 2-1 Jones, W., Jarman 9,568
Dec 4 A Wrexham D 1-1 ~+0-0 Godfrey 6,333
18 A Bradford C. D 1-1 1-0 Stephens 5,423
27 +H Port Vale W 2-1 0-0 Bannister (pen), Prince 12,073
Jan 1 A Barnsley D 0-0 0-0 4,499
8 H_ Torquay U. W2-0 1-0 Harrison (og), Prince 8,344
22 H_ Brighton D 2-2. ‘1-1 Higgins, Stephens 9,744
29. A Rotherham D 0-0 0-0 17,728
Feb 5 A_ Halifax L 1-2 0-1 Bannister 2,021
12 H_ Rochdale W 5-2 2-1 Stephens, Bannister 2, Jones, W.,
Prince 7,042
19 A_ Bolton W. D 0-0 0-0 5,819
26 H_ Walsall W 2-1 1-1 Stephens, Godfrey 8,665
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14. H_ Blackburn R. W 3-0 0-0 Bannister (2 pens), Rudge 7,290
17. A Tranmere R. Wi-0 = 1-0 Bannister 4,294
25. H Oldham Ath. Wi1-0 0-0 Prince 7,613
27 <A Blackburn R. W 2-1 1-1 Jones, W., Jones, B. 5,740
Apr 1 A Port Vale D0-0 0-0 3,823
3. A Aston Villa 1-2) 10-1 Stanton 45,158
4 H Notts. Co. L 0-2 02 11,988
8 H_ Halifax T. W1-0 1-0 John 5,642
15 A _ Plymouth Arg. L 1-2 0-2 Rudge 8,938
18 H _ Bournemouth L. tee ie] Rudge 13,372
22 H Wrexham W 3-1 —-:1-0 Allan, Bannister, Stephens 5,427
25 H _ Swansea C, W 2-1 2-0 Jones, W., Bannister 6,881
29. A Chesterfield W 3-1 1-0 Higgins, Taylor, Allan 4,542
May 2 H_ Chesterfield W 3-1 1-0 Bannister 2 (1 pen), Allan 8,006
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Player and
Goalkeepers
Malcolm Dalrymple 60 127 Bedford Luton T,
Bristol R.
Dick Sheppard §11 132 Bristol W.B.A.
Bristol R.
Full-backs
Lindsay Parsons 59 118 _ Bristol Bristol R.
Phil Roberts 510 110 Cardiff Bristol R.
Tom Stanton 59 119 Edinburgh Arsenal
Mansfield T.
Bristol R.
Half-backs
Jeff Coombes 59 110 Rhonnda Bristol R.
Mike Green 61 124 Carlisle Carlisle U.
Gillingham
Bristol R.
Bryn Jones 511 117 Cardiff Cardiff C.
Newport Co.
Bristol R.
Frankie Prince 59 117 Cardiff Bristol R.
Stuart Taylor 64 140 Bristol Bristol R.
Brian Godfrey 58 117 Flint Everton
Scunthorpe
Preston N.E.
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Bristol R.
Forwards
Sandy Allan 511 119 Forfar Cardiff C.
Bristol R.
Bruce Bannister § 11 113 Yorkshire Bradford C,
Bristol R.
Gordon Fearnley 510 1112 Bradford Sheffield W.
Bristol R.
Harold Jarman 59 111. Bristol Bristol R.
Wayne Jones 510 114 Cardiff Bristol R.
Bobby Jones 58 10 12 Bristo Bristol R.

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Swindon T.
Bristol R.
John Rudge 60 124 Carlisle Huddersfield T,
Carlisle U.
Torquay U.
Bristol R.
Ken Stephens 574 1012 Bristol W.B.A.
Walsall
Bristol R.
Peter Higgins 59 10 10 Cardiff Bristol R.
Malcolm John Bristol R.
Free Transfers: Robert Brown; Alan Impey.
Club Colours: Blue shirts, white shorts, white stockings.

Change Colours: Red and white shirts, black shorts, black and white stockings.
Club Captain: Brian Godfrey.
Team Manager: Don Megson.
Club Nickname: ‘The Pirates’.
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BURNLEY IDIWV92
Chairman: R. W. Lord.
Directors: F. Hartley, Dr. R. D. Iven, M.R.C.S.(Eng.), L.R.C.P.
(Lond.), M.R.C.G.P., R. Boothman, F.C.A., R. Hargreaves,
F.R.V.A., J. Harrison.
Team Manager: Jimmy Adamson.
General Manager: Harry Potts. Secretary: A. Maddox, J.P.
Previous Name: 1881-82, Burnley Rovers.
Previous Grounds: 1881, Calder Vale; 1882, Turf Moor.
1959-60; Runners-up: 1919-20, 1961-62. Division 2, Champions:
1897-98; Runners-up: 1912-13, 1946-47. F.A, Cup, Winners:
1913-14; Runners-up: 1946-47, 1961-62. Football League Cup,
Best Season: Semi-Final, 1960-61, 1968-69.
European Competitions: European Cup,
Most Capped Player: Jimmy Mcllroy, 52
1960-61; European Fairs Cup, 1966-67.
(55) Ireland.
Record Victory: 9-0 v Darwen, Division 1, Most League Appearances: Jerry Dawson,
Jan. 9th, 1892, v C. Palace, F.A. Cup, 2nd 530, 1906-29.
Rd. Replay 1908-09 and v New Brighton, Record Transfer Fee Received: £190,000
F.A. Cup, 4th Rd., Jan. 26th, 1957. from Tottenham H. for Ralph Coates,
Record Defeat: 0-10 v Aston Villa, Division 1, May 1971.
Aug. 29th, 1925 and v Sheffield U., Record Transfer Fee Paid: £60,000 to Bolton
Division 1, Jan. 19th, 1929. W. for Paul Fletcher, Mar. 1971.
Most League Points: 59, Division 1, 1920-21. Managers Since the War: Cliff Britton,
Most League Goals: 102, Division 1, 1960-61. Frank Hill, Alan Brown, Billy Dougal,
Highest League Scorer in Season: George Harry Potts.
Beel, 35, Division 1, 1927 28. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: The
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Claret and Blue Shop, Brunshaw Road,
George Beel, 178, 1923 32. Burnley. Lancs.
How to get there: Central Bus Station (quarter of a mile away) and Railway Station (half a
mile).
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alterations). Record attendance: 54,775 v Huddersfield T., F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., February 23,
1924. Record receipts: £13,142 v Everton, F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 28, 1967.
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BURNLEY 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
Time
Result ee Goalscorers Attendance
D 2-2. 0-2 Casper, Dobson 23,026
Aug 14. A Cardiff C.
W 2-1 0-0 Casper, Kindon 13,333
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|Pe eal! Casper 8,756
28 A Oxford U.
A Preston N.E. W 3-1 =1-0 Kindon, Casper, Waldron (pen) 27,284
30
H_ Bristol C. Di-1 0-0 Bellamy 13,593
Sept 4
11. A Fulham W2-0 1-0 James 2 10,395
1S OP Re. Wi1-0 1-0 Bellamy 13,770
25. A Charlton Ath. L 0-2 0-0 8,892
28 H_ Orient W 6-1 3-0 Bellamy 3, Thomas, James, Fletcher 12,398
Oct 2 H_ Sunderland L 0-1 0-0 16,432
9 A Carlisle U. W 3-0 0-0 Casper 2, James 11,625
13. A Norwich C. L 0-3 0-2 24,707
16) Et Cardiffic, W 3-0 ‘1-0 Casper 2 (1 pen), Thomas 12,459
23) AS nuke: W 2-1 1-0 Fletcher, James 15,469
30 H_ Birmingham Di-1 1-0 Casper (pen) 17,137
Nov 6 A_ Sheffield W. L 1-2 0-2 West 23,743
13. H Middlesbrough W S5-2~—siI-1 Bellamy, James 2, Nulty, Dobson 15,679
20 A _ Watford L 1-2. 0-0 Casper 11,538
27H Swindon T. Teg ls2 WOR? Dobson 12,224
Dec 4 A_ Millwall D 1-1 1-0 West 14,005
11 H_ Portsmouth Li13i +h Waldron 11,338
18 A_ Bristol C. W 2-0 0-0 Fletcher 2 12,909
27 H_ Blackpool W 2-1 0-1 Kindon, Dobson 21 O77
Janse AVP OPiRe L 1-3 0-1 Fletcher 14,614
8 H Oxford U. Di-l_ I-l Kindon 10,942
22 A Orient L 0-1 0-0 9,231
29\.. .H Norwich: GC: W 1-0 0-0 Casper (pen) 13,572
Feb. 12, JB Bull Cc, L 0-2 0-0 11,714
19 A Birmingham C. L 0-2 0-1 32,035
26 H_ Sheftield W. W 5-3 2-2 Fletcher 2, Thomas, Casper, James 10,592
Mar 4 A _ Middlesbrough L 0-1 0-0 17,069
11 H_ Carlisle U. W 3-1 1-0 Thomas, Fletcher, Collins 10,314
18 A Luton T. L 0-1 0-1 8,490
25 H_ Fulham Di-1l 0-1 Collins 10,082
Apr 1 A Blackpool L 2-4 0-4 Casper 2 (1 pen) 15,931
3. A Sunderland L 3-4 2-1 Probert, Dobson, Casper 14,034
4 H Charlton Ath. W 3-1 =1-0 Casper 2, Fletcher 9,367
8 H Watford W 3-0 2-0 Dobson 2, Casper 8,663
15 A Swindon T. W 1-0 0-0 Probert 11,574
22 H Millwall W 2-0 0-0 Fletcher, Dobson 11,251
25 H_ Preston N.E. W 1-0 0-0 Probert 13,020
29. A_ Portsmouth W 2-1 1-0 Dobson, Thomson 5,885
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League (70): Casper 18 (4 pens), Fletcher 10, Dobson 9, James 8
Waldron 2 (1 pen), West 2, Collins 2, Nulty 1, Thomson 1.
, Bellamy 6, Kindon 4, Thomas 4, Probert 3,
League Cup (2): Casper, James.
League Cup Second Round Coventry C. (a) 1-0

Third Round Manchester U, (a) 1-1
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Pe Ht. Wt. Birthplace Clubs Appearances Goals
Goalkeepers
Michael Finn 5 73 11 54 Liverpool Burnley _— _—
Jeff Parton 5103 127 Swansea Burnley 2 —
Alan Stevenson 61 12 24 Staveley Chesterfield 104 —
Burnley 17 —_
Full-backs
John Angus 5114 129 Amble Burnley 437+1 —
Eddie Cliff 510 115 Liverpool Burnley 17 —_
Harry Wilson 5 94 10 12 Hetton-le-Hole Burnley 12 —
Keith Newton 5 11 112 Manchester Blackburn 307 9
Everton 49+1 1
Burnley _— _
Half-backs
Arthur Bellamy 584 9104 Blackhill Burnley 205+ 12 30
Martin Dobson 5112 118 Blackburn Burnley 13643 25
Michael Docherty 564 984 Preston Burnley 90+4 —_
Jim Thomson 5114 120 Glasgow Chelsea 33+6 1
Burnley 46+2 ii
Wilf Wrigley 594 118 Clitheroe Burnley 6 1
Kevin Kennerley Burnley — —_—
Joseph McNamara 5 10 11 64 Liverpool Burnley — _
William Rodaway 59 12 12 Liverpool Burnley 2 _
Colin Waldron 60 116 Bristol Bury 20 —
Chelsea 9 —_
Burnley 151 6
Geoff Nulty 510 109 Prestcott Burnley 46+3 5
Ronald Welch 564 107 Chesterfield Burnley 1 _
Forwards
Paul Bradshaw 5 64 10 4 Sheffield Burnley — —
Jan Brennan 510 11 44 Easington Burnley — _
Frank Casper 594 107 Barnsley Rotherham U. 99 26
Burnley 17444 5ST
Doug Collins 584 99 Newton Grimsby T. 954+6 11
Burnley 46+ 13 9
Paul Fletcher 594 1210 Bolton Bolton W. 3343 5
Burnley 51 11
William Ingham 5 54 910 Stakeford Burnley 74+2 —_
Leighton James 59 10 44 Liwchwr, Burnley 39+1 8
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Steve Kindon 60 12 12 Warrington Burnley 102+7 28
Colin Morris 56 101 Blyth Burnley — —_
Eric Probert 574 1094 South Kirby Burnley 63+4 11
Dave Thomas 58 913 Kirkby in Burnley 14144 15
Ashfield
Alan West §84 1074 Hyde Burnley 4142 3
Free Transfer: Duncan McMahon,
Club Colours: Claret shirts with blue cuffs, white shorts and stockings.
Change Colours: White shirts, claret shorts, blue stockings.
Club Captain: Martin Dobson.
First Team Trainer: Brian Miller,
Club Nickname: ‘Clarets’,
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BURY
Chairman: W. H. Allen.
Directors: O. H. Austin, J. A. Freeman, F.C.A., R. A.
Clarke, B.Sc.Tech., F.I.0.B., Major G. B. Horridge, T.D.
General Manager: Colin McDonald.
Manager: Allan Brown.
Secretary: Gordon Hurst.
Division 1, 1925-26. Division 2, Champtions: 1894-95;
Runners-up: 1923-24. Division 3, Champions: 1960-61;
Runners-up: 1967-68. F.A. Cup, Winners, 1900, 1903.
Football League Cup, Best Season, Semi-Finalists: 1963.
Record Victory: 12-1 v Stockton, F.A. Cup,
ist Rd. Replay, 1896-97.
Record Defeat: 0-10 v Blackburn R., F.A.
Cup, 1887-88. Record Transfer Fee Received: £68,000 from
Most League Points: 68, Division 3, 1960-61. Liverpool for Alec Lindsay, Mar. 1969.
Most League Goals: 108, Division 3, 1960-61. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £18,000 to Black-
Highest League Scorer in Season: Norman burn R. for George Jones, Nov. 1966.
Bullock, 31, Division 1, 1925-26. Managers Since the War: Norman Bullock,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Nor- John McNeil, Dave Russell, Bob Stokoe,
man Bullock, 124, 1920-35. Bert Head, Les Shannon, Jack Marshall,
Most Capped Player: Bill Gorman, 11 (14), Les Hart, Colin McDonald, Tom McAnear-
Eire and 4, Ireland. ney.
Most League Appearances: 506, Norman Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Bury F.C.,
Bullock, 1920-35. Souvenir Shop, Gigg Lane.
How to get there: Buses 1, 2, 29, 35, 37, 38, 48, 52, from Kay Gardens to within walking
distance. Nearest station, Bolton Street.
Manchester
Road
Gigg Lane, Bury BL9 9HR. Telephone 061-764 4881/2. Ground capacity: 35,000. Record
attendance: 35,000 v Bolton, F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 9, 1960. Record receipts: £4,775 v
Bolton, F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 9, 1960.
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A/Time
L 0-2 0-1 2,957
Aug 14 H_ Brentford
D 2-2 1-1 McDermott (pen), Connelly 4,039
20 A Stockport Co.
W 3-0 2-0 Jones 2, White 25551
28 HH Colchester U.
L 0-2 0-1 6,800
30 A Peterborough U.
Southend U. D 0-0 0-0 S171
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H Cambridge U. L 0-1 0-1 2,602
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Reading W 2-0 2-0 Connelly, Robson 5,447
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25) Hl WeExcter W 4-3. 2-1 Jones 3, Rudd 2,627
27 A Darlington D 0-0 0-0 2,160
Oct 2 A Newport Co: L. 152 00-0: Jones 2,995
9 H_ Scunthorpe U. W 3-1 2-1 White, McDermott 2 (1 pen) 2,733
16 <A Brentford L 0-2 0-0 9,850
19 H_ Hartlepool D 1-1 0-0 Robson 2,849
23 A Crewe Alex. D 0-0 0-0 2,581
30) Lincoln: L 0-1 0-1 3,158_
Nov 6 A _ Chester LE 0-2) 0-2 3,873
13. H Aldershot W 3-1 ~—=s:1-0 Murray, Jones, Connelly PW ie|
27 H_ Northampton T. W 4-2 =~0-0 Jones 2, Connelly, Murray 2,895
Dec 4 A _ Grimsby T. Eee i=? Jones 6,779
18 H Southend U. W 2-0 0-0 Connelly, Jones 3,176
27 A Barrow D 1-1 1-0 Russell (og) 3,656
Jan 1 H_ Reading W 2-1 ~=si1-1 Murray, Jones 4,251
8 A Colchester U, D 0-0 0-0 4,924
22 H_ Darlington W 3-2. 0-1 Jones, Rudd, Murray (pen) 4,129
29 A _ Hartlepool L 1-3 0-3 Tinsley 2,23
Feb 5 A _ Southport W 1-0 1-0 Murray 3,083
12 HW Crewe Alex. W 2-0 2-0 Jones, Connelly 3,502
19 AW Lincoln G Ly O22, Ok 7,332
26 .H Chester W 3-1_~—s:1-0 Hamstead, Alcock, Murray 3,212
Mar 4 A_ Aldershot DD 222.541-1 Murray 2 2,545
9 H_ Workington W 2-0 2-0 Murray (pen), Hamstead 3,500
11 A Scunthorpe U. L 0-3 0-0 5,082
15 A Gillingham L 0-2 0-0 5,244
18 H_ Stockport Co. W 4-0 3-0 Murray (2 pens), Connelly 2 3,316
21 H- Gillingham W 5-0 1-0 Connelly 2, Tinsley, Murray, Jones 3,276
25 A Cambridge U. W 2-0 0-2 Jones 2 4,413
51 H Newport Co. W 3-0 1-0 Connelly 3 5.719
Apr 1 H Barrow W 4-0 1-0 Noble (og), Robson, Hamstead 2 4,895
3 <A Exeter C. L 2-3 2-0 Jones, Hamstead 4,942
8 H_ Southport W 2-1 0-0 Murray, Jones 4,061
11 H Doncaster R. D 3-3. «1-0 Tinsley, Robertson (og), Jones 4,141
15) A Northampton T. B25 1-2 Hamstead, Murray 3, 175
19 A Workington L 0-1 0-0 1,409
22. H_ Grimsby T. D 1-1 1-1 Hamstead 4,977
25 _H_ Peterborough U. D 1-1 0-0 Rudd 3,427
29 A Doncaster R. L 1-4 0-2 Connelly 2,126
Goalscorers
League (73): Jones 20, Connelly 14 , Murray 14, Hamstead 7, McDermott 3, Robson 3, Rudd 3, Tinsley 3
White 2, Alcock 1, Own Goal 3.
F.A. Cup (7): Jones 3, Murray 2, Connelly, McDermott.
League Cup First Round Oldham Ath. (a) 0-1

B.A, Cup First Round Lincoln C. (a) 2-1
Second Round Workington T. (a) 3-1
Third Round Rotherham U. (h) 1 -1
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Goalkeepers
John Forrest 59 116 Bury Bury 76 —
Ken Hancock 604} 138 Milton Port Vale 242 —
Ipswich T. 163 —
Tottenham H, 3 a
Bury 24 a
Full-backs
Michael Saile 58 1012 Heywood Bury 79+1 —_—
Hugh Tinney 60 130 Glasgow Partick T, 64 _
Bury 208+3 2
Half-backs
David Holt 510 110 Padiham Bury 72+4 2
Jimmy Robson 60 122 Chester le Burnley 205 80
Street Blackpool 57+3 11
Barnsley 87 14
Bury 74 3
Terry McDermott 59 1010 Kirby Bury 56+7 6
Gareth Williams 5 10 12 12 Wembley Cardiff C. 161 14
Bolton W. 108+1 11
Bury 7+1 —
Forwards
John Connelly §84 112 St. Helens Burnley 216 85
Manchester U. 79+1 22
Blackburn R. 148+1 36
Bury 90 22
George Hamstead 5 64 10 13 Rotherham Rotherham VU, _ —
York C, 32+3 1
Barnsley 14742 23
Bury 36+4 7
George Jones 511 120 Radcliffe Bury 65 14
Blackburn R. 3642 14
Bury 22147 96
John Murray $84 110 Newcastle Burnley 20+2 6
Blackpool 642 1
Bury $1+6 15
Billy Rudd 56 103 Manchester Manchester U. _ =
Birmingham C, 24 “)
York C. 193 30
Grimsby T. 59+1 )
Rochdale 108 8
Bury 76+2 5
Alan Tinsley 510 1010 Fleetwood Preston N.E. 8+1 if
Bury 37+6 5
Keith Taylor Bury _ _—
Free Transfers: Keith Eccleshare; Roy Hughes; James O’Connor; Raymond Parry.
Club Colourso: White shirts, royal blue shorts, royal blue stockings, white band.
Change Colurs; All red.
Club Captain:
First Team Trainer: Billy Urmson.
Club Coach: Ray Parry.
Club Nickname; ‘Shakers’,
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Chairman: J. Woolley.
Directors: G. C. Proctor, S. J. Starr, S. Tanner, M. Wynn, 1C rE
C. W. S. Heffer, R. H. Smart, A. E. Harris. U | str
Manager: Bill Leivers. Secretary: G. W. P. Baker. S
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Limited Company: 1948. Cl
Previous Name: Abbey United until 1949.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position: 10 Division 4,
1971-72. F.A. Cup, Best Season: Second 2nd Rd., 1953-54,
1970-71, 1971-72. Football League Cup, Best Season: Never
beyond Ist Rd.
Record Victory: 6-0 v Darlington, Sept. 18,

1971.
Record Defeat: 0-5 v Colchester United, Most League Appearances: Terry Eades, 89.
League Cup, Aug. 14, 1970. Record Transfer Fee Received: None.
Most League Points: 48, 1971-72. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £5,000 to Crewe
Most League Goals: 62, 1971-72. Alex. for Ivan Hollett, Nov. 6th, 1970.
Highest League Scorer in a Season: Brian Managers Since the War: Bill Whittaker,
Greenhalgh, 19, 1971-72. Bert Johnson, Roy Kirk.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Brian Address of Supporters Club: 530, Newmarket
Greenhalgh, 19, 1971-72. Rd., Cambridge.
How to get there: Nearest railway station Cambridge. Bus 101 from there to town centre.
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receipts: £2,500 v Chelsea, Friendly, May 1, 1970.
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Aug 14. A_ Chester Di-1 0-1 Akers 4,539

21 H Northampton T. D 1-1 0-0 Foote 5,638
27 A _ Southport L 1-4 0-1 Akers 3,388
Sept 1 A Gillingham L 0-2 0-1 6,424
4 H Crewe Alex. W 3-2~—=s«1-2 Hollett, Horrey, Phillips 3,909
it jA& Bury Wi1-0 1-0 Greenhalgh 2,602
18 H_ Darlington W 6-0 2-0 Greenhalgh 4, Carr (og), Collins (pen) 4,561
25 A_ Lincoln C. |OeEe: ee Ee) Phillips 5,679
29° UH“ Exeter'C: L 0-1 0-0 4,924
Oct 2 H_ Aldershot D 1-1 +1-0 Phillips 4,781
9 A Doncaster R. D i-1 0-1 Phillips 3,521
16 H Chester W 2-0 2-0 Phillips, Harris 3,289
20 A Workington Wi1-0 0-0 Phillips 3,938
23 H Colchester U. W 4-2. +1-0 Foote, Lill, Harris 2 7,230
30 A Newport Co. L 0-3 0-1 3,824
Nov 6 H_ Reading W 41 0-0 Lill, Eades, Foote, Greenhalgh 5,159.
12 A _ Stockport Co. L 0-3 0-2 2,389
27 A Barrow Di-1~ 1-1 Walton 1,031
Dec 4 H_ Southend VU. Di1-1 1-0 Greenhalgh 6,260
18 A Crewe Alex. D 1-1 1-0 Phillips 1,868
27 Hi “Grimsby T. W 3-1 2-1 Walton, Lill, Phillips 8,691
Jan 1 A_ Darlington L 1-2 0-2 Hollett 3,198
8 H_ Southport D0-0 0-0 4,823
15 A _ Hartlepool W 2-1 2-1 Harris, Collins 2,396
22 A Exeter C. W 4-3. (2-1 Lill, Walton 2, Greenhalgh 3,649
Feb 5S H_ Brentford D 1-1 0-0 Walker 6,861
12. A_ Colchester U. Di-1 0-1 Lill 5,663
19 H Newport Co. L 0-1 0-0 4,618
26 A _ Reading L 0-1 0-1 6,459
Mar 4 H_ Stockport Co. W 2-0 2-0 Collins, Greenhalgh 3,913
9 A Peterborough U. L 0-2 0-0 4,047
11 H_ Doncaster R. Di1-1 0-1 Greenhalgh 3,307
15 H_ Hartlepool W 2-1 2-0 Conlon, Guild (pen) 3,619
18 A Northampton T. W 2-1 0-1 Collins, Greenhalgh 3,781
20 H_ Workington D 0-0 0-0 4,826
25. H_ Bury CAT WN) 4,413
31 A Aldershot Di1-1 = 0-1 Greenhalgh 4,435
Apr 1 A Grimsby T. Li. 2503 Foote 12,583
30 Hf Lincoln'G: D0-0 0-0 6,588
8 <A Brentford L 1-2 1-0 Greenhalgh 9,050
11 A Scunthorpe U. L 1-2 0-0 Pointer 5,916
15H Barrow Wi1-0 0-0 Lill 3,887
es Peterborough Wy I 2-5 1-1 Greenhalgh 2 4,248
21 A Southend U. W 2-1 0-0 Greenhalgh2 17,059
26 H_ Gillingham ‘W2-1 1-1 Conlon, Greenhalgh 3,220
29. H_ Scunthorpe U. W 2-0 0-0 Conlon, Greenhalgh 3,927
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League (62): Greenhalgh 19, Phillips 8, Lill 6, Collins 4, Foote 4, Harris 4. Walt 4 nl
Hollett 2, Eades 1, Guild 1, Horrey 1, Pointer 1, Walker 1, Own Goal 1. Oe eee ae
F.A. Cup (2): Collins, Hollett.
League Cup First Round Fulham (a) 0-4

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Second Round Bristol R. (a) 0-3
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57 10 12 Gateshead Grimsby T. 158 Ps
Jimmy Thompson
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511 112 Bournemouth Bournemouth 44 2
Chris Foote
Cambridge U. 49+2 5
Jack Bannister 510 112 Chesterfield W.B.A. 8 _—
Scunthorpe U. 9 _
C. Palace 117+3 i
Luton T. 79+3 _
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Terry Eades 61 121 Banbridge, N.I. Cambridge U. 89 2
Alan Guild 60 124 Forfar East Fife not known
Luton T. 1 —
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Dennis Walker 519 1110 Northwich Manchester U. 1 =
York CG 149+ 4 19
Cambridge U. 44+8 3
Jimmy White 511 122 Parkstone Bournemouth 1 _
Portsmouth 33 3
Gillingham 65 1
Bournemouth 176 7
Cambridge U. 28 +2 2
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John Collins 59 10 10 London Q.P.R. 172+1 43
Oldham Ath. 20+1 8
Reading 8243 29
Luton T. 40+2 10
Cambridge U. 59+1 8
Bryan Conlon 61 12 7 Shildon Darlington 72 26
Millwall 40+1 14
Norwich C, 29
Blackburn R. 4342 7
Crewe (on loan) 4 1
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Cambridge U. 13 3
Brian Greenhalgh 511 116 Birmingham Preston N.E. 19 9
Aston Villa 3743 1B
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Cambridge U. 44 19
David Lill 60 12 12 Aldbrough Hull C. 16+2 2
Rotherham U, 3347 5
Cambridge U. 4243 6
Peter Phillips 510 116 Wellingborough Luton T. 2+3 ee
Torquay U. (on loan) 2 1
Cambridge U. 34+1 8
Keith Pointer 58 118 Norwich West Ham U. — _
Cambridge U. 442 1
Ronald Walton 510 116 Plymouth Northampton T, i —_
Carlisle U. i —_
Crewe Alex. 2 —
Aldershot 191+4 42
Cambridge U. 25 4
Free Transfers: George Harris; John Murray.
Club Colours: Amber shirts with black collar and cuffs, black shorts, amber stockings.
Change Colours: White. Club Captain: . Player|Coach; Jimmy White. First Team
Trainer: J. Simpson, Club Nickname: ‘United’,
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CARDIFF CITY
Chairman: F. T. Dewey, J.P.
Directors: V. H. Dewey, G. Edwards, M.A.
Team-Manager: Jimmy Scoular.
Year Formed: 1899.
Secretary: G. R. Keenor.
Turned Professional: 1910, CARDIFF INRGITWYA
Previous Grounds: Riverside, Sophia Gardens, Old Park and
Fir Gardens. Moved to Ninian Park, 1910.
Previous Name: 1899-1910, Riverside.
Division 2, Runners-up: 1920-21, 1951-52, 1959-60. Divi-
sion 3(S), Champions: 1946-47. F.A. Cup, Winners: 1926-
27 (Only occasion the Cup has been won by a club outside
England). Runners-up: 1925. Football League Cup, Semi-
Final: 1965-66. Welsh Cup Winners: 16 times
European Competitions: European Cup Win-
son, 445, 1922-35.
ners Cup: 1964-65, 1965-66, 1967-68, 1968-
69, 1969-70, 1970-71, 1971-72. Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Len
Davies 127, 1921-29.
Record Victory: 9-2 v Thames, Division 3(S), Record Transfer Fee Received: £110,000 for
Feb. 6th, 1932. John Toshack from Liverpool, Nov. 1970.
Record Defeat: 2-11 v Sheffield U., Division 1, Record Transfer Fee Paid: £45,000 for
Jan. Ist, 1926. Alan Warboys to Sheffield W., Dec. 24,
Most League Points: 66, Division 3(S), 1946— 1970.
47. Managers Since the War: Bill McCandless,
Most League Goals: 93, Division 3(S), Cyril Spiers, Trevor Morris, Bill Jones,
1946-47. George Swindin.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Stan Address of Supporters Club: Bluebirds Club,
Richards, 31, Division 3(S), 1946-47. Bluebirds Office, Ninian Park, Cardiff
Most Capped Player: Alf Sherwood, 39 (41), CFI 8SX.
Wales. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Blue-
Most League Appearances: Tom Farquhar- birds Shop, Ninian Park, Cardiff CF1 8SX.
How to get there: Corporation Bus 37 and specials from Bus Station. Nearest Station, Cardiff
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Ninian Park, Cardiff CF1 8SX. Telephone Cardiff 28501/33230. Telegraphic address: ‘Soccer
Cardiff’. Ground capacity: 58,000. Record attendance: 61,566, Wales v England, October
14, 1961. Club record: 57,800 v Arsenal, Division 1, April 22, 1953. Record receipts:
£22,000 v Leeds U. F.A. Cup 5th Rd., February 26, 1972.
R.F. 72/3-9 157
CARDIFF CITY 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
Time
Result eae Goalscorers Attendance
1’ 2-2 *2-0 Clark 2 23,026
Aug 14 H_ Burnley
Blackpool L 0-3 0-0 19,253
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SIS eAR Bristoli@? 0220-1 23,560
4 A Watford D 2-2 0-1 Parsons, J., Clark 10,233
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25H _ Swindon T. L 0-1 0-0 16,292
Oct 2 A Preston N.E. W 2-1 —O-1 King, Clark 13,54)
9 H Millwall Lel-2 AD Clark 17,954
16 A Burnley L 0-3 0-1 12,459
23 H Charlton Ath. W6-1 1-0 Clark 2, Parsons, J. 2, Gibson (pen), 13,092
Went (og)
30 A Norwich C. L 1-2 0-1 Clark 20,814
Nov 6 H Q.P.R. D 0-0 0-0 16,914
13. A Fulham L 3-4 2-2. Warboys, Clark 2 10,700
20 H_ Sunderland L 1-2. 1-2. Gibson 12,735
27) "A Carlisle U. L 1-2 0-1 Parsons, J. 6,835
Dec 1 H_ Portsmouth W 3-2 2-0 Gibson (pen), Clark, Woodruff 10,268
11 A Luton T. D 2-2 «1-1 Phillips, Clark 10,606
18 H Watford W 2-0 1-0 King, Warboys 11,113
27 A Birmingham C. L 0-3 0-2 40,793
Jan 1 H Middlesbrough W 1-0 0-0 Clark 12,773
SrA Hul'G. D 0-0 0-0 12,678
22. A Portsmouth L 0-2 0-2 11,039
29. H_ Blackpool L 3-4 1-3 Clark, Warboys, Gibson HiS7IS
Feb 12. A Charlton Ath. EO-2° 2) Woodruff, Clark 7,526
19 H Norwich C, D 0-0 0-0 17,706
Mar 4 H_= Fulham W 1-0 1-0 Clark 13,140
11 A Millwall D 1-1 ‘1-0 Warboys 13,649
21 VEL. (Oxtord Ue Diels 3:05. Clark 14,499
25 <A _ Sheffield W. D 2-2 2-1 Warboys, Woodruff 12,910
29. H_ Preston N.E. W 5-2 2-1 Clark, Warboys 3, King 13,294
Apr 1 H_ Birmingham C. D 0-0 0-0 23,692
4 A_ Swindon T. L 1-3. 1-1 Clark 15,393
8 A Sunderland D 1-1 0-0 Sutton 15,224
12 HAH Orient W 1-0 1-0 Woodruff 16,866
15 HW Carlisle U. W 3-1~—si1-1 King, Clark, Woodruff 17,734
22 A Oxford U, L 0-1 0-1 8,869
26 HM Bristol G j ey Re an ee) Warboys, Woodruff, 17,249
29) Al Luton i Di-l_ 1-1 Warboys 12,587
May 2 Aj Q.P.RY L 0-3 0-0 8,430
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League (56): Clark 21, Warbo ys 13, Woodruff 6, Parsons, J. 4, King 4, Gibson 4 (2 pens), Phillips 1, Sutton
Own Goal 2. 1,
League Cup (2): Clark, Foggon.
F.A. Cup (8): Clark 2, Woodruff 2, Carver, Kellock, King, Murray.
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Southampton 80 —
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Freddie Pethard 57 98 Glasgow Cardiff C, 11 —
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Alan Couch 59 10 94 Neath Cardiff C. 3 —
Roger Hoy 5 104 12 4 London Tottenham H. 10 —
C. Palace 53 6
Luton T. 32 —
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Billy Kellock 5 103 10 11 Glasgow Cardiff C. S+1 —_
Richie Morgan 511 126 Cardiff Cardiff C. 12 —
Don Murray §:10 —-12°2. -Dufius Cardiff C. 326 4
Mel Sutton 510 1010 Birmingham Cardiff C. 135+3 =)
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Brian Clark 5.11.--12:0. -Bristol Bristol C, 195 81
Huddersfield T, 28+1 11
Cardiff C. 167+7 77
Alan Foggon 59 133 Durham Newcastle U. 54+6 13
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Ian Gibson 554 110 Newton Accrington 8, 9 i
Stewart Bradford P.A. 88 18
Middlesbrough 168 44
Coventry C, 90+3 13
Cardiff C. 80+1 10
Peter King 58 112 Worcester Cardiff C. 34842 66
James McInch 56 11 24 Glasgow Cardiff C. — —
John Parsons 58 10 11 Cardiff Cardiff C, 6+8 6
Leighton Phillips 58 109 Briton Ferry Cardiff C. 8448 4
Nigel Rees 58 10 12 Margam Cardiff C, 19+3 _
Derek Showers 511 114 Merthyr Tydfil Cardiff C. 1 =
Tony Villars 5S 64 9 104 Cwmbran Cardiff C. 6+1 ==
Alan Warboys 60 145 Goldthorpe Doncaster R. 3942 11
Sheffield W. 66+5 13
Cardiff C. 52+4 26
Bobby Woodruff 511 114 Highworth Swindon T. 184 19
Wolverhampton W. 63 18
C. Palace 123+2 48
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Free Transfers: Brian Rees; Alan Shaw; David Smith; Robert Summerhayes; William Williams.
Club Colours: Blue shirts, white shorts and stockings.

Change Colours: All white,
Club Captain: Don Murray.
Club Trainer|Coach: Lewis Clayton,
Club Nickname: ‘Bluebirds’.
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CARLISLE UNITED DIV. 2
Chairman: E. G. Sheffield.
Directors: H. Sherrard, J. C. Monkhouse, J. W.
Cullen, H. A. Jenkins, T. L. Sibson, J. Johnstone,
J. A. Bendall, Dr. T. Gardner, M.B., ChB.
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Secretary: J. D. Dent.
Previous Grounds: 1903-5, Milholme Bank; 1906-9,
Devonshire Park; 1910— Brunton Park.
Honours: Football League, Highest League Position:
3rd, Division 2: 1966-67. Division 3, Champions:
1964-65. Division 4, Runners-up: 1963-64. Pro- Nita FORTIOR
moted: 1961-62 (4th). F.A. Cup, 5th Rd., 1963-64,
1969-70. Football League Cup, Semi-Finalists:
1969-70.
Most League Appearances: Ron Thompson,
Record Victory: 8-0 v Hartlepools U., 376, 1951-65.
Division 3(N), Sept. ist, 1928 and v Most League Goals in Total Aggregate:
Scunthorpe U. Division 3(N), Dec. 25th, Jimmy McConnell, 126, 1928-32.
1952. Record Transfer Fee Received: £80,000 from
Record Defeat: 1-11 y Hull C., Division 3(N), Birmingham City for Bob Hatton, Oct.
Jan. 14th, 1939. 1971.
Most League Points: 62, Division 3(N), Record Transfer Fee Paid: £22,000 to Man-
1950-51. chester C. for Bobby Owen, June 1970.
Most League Goals: 113, Division 4, 1963-64. Managers Since the War: W. Clark, Ivor
Highest League Scorer in Season: Jimmy Broadis, Bill Shankly, Fred Emery, Ivor
McConnell, 42, Division 3(N), 1928-29. Broadis, Andy Beattie, Ivor Powell, Alan
Most Capped Player: Eric Welsh, 4, Ireland. Ashman, Tim Ward, Bob _ Stokoe,
Jan MacFarlane.
How to get there: City Centre (one mile away). Ribble buses from Town Hall. Nearest Railway
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Aug 14 H_ Preston N.E. D 0-0 0-0 11,063
21 A Birmingham C. L 2-3 0-0 | Webb, Hatton 26,245
28 H Swindon T. D 0-0 0-0 9,963
Sept 1 A Sunderland W 3-0 2-0 Hatton, Balderstone, Martin 20,998
4 A _ Norwich C. L 0-1 0-1 11,477
11 H Watford W 2-0 0-0 Barton, Hatton 9,743
(Se eA~. Orient iB 1-2) 153 Hatton 7,068
25meek JEollic: W 2-1 ‘1-1 Hatton, Martin 9,879
28 H Charlton A. W 5-2 ‘1-1 Owen 3, Hatton, Balderstone 9,724
Oct 2 A _ Millwall L 1-2. 1-1 Winstanley 11,546
9 H_ Burnley L 0-3 0-0 11,625
16 A Preston N.E. i 0-3. (0-2 15,430
20 A Sheffield W. i 122) sae0 Martin 15,672
23 A LutonT. W 2-0 1-0 Hatton, Balderstone 11,963
30 H Oxford U. W2-1 0-1 Owen 2 8,497
Nov 6 A_ Blackpool L 0-2 0-2 12,769
13. H_ Portsmouth W 1-0 0-0 Martin 7,955
19 A BristolC. W441 3-1 Barton, Bowles, Owen 2 13,123
27 OH iCardiiies W 2-1 1-0 Owen, Martin 6,835
Dec 4 A Fulham W 1-0 1-0 Bowles 8,101
(Lire OVP ER: L 1-4 0-3. Ternent 9,243
18 H_ Norwich C. W 3-0 2-0 Bowles 3 9,081
27 A Middlesbrough D 2-2 2-2 Bowles, Balderstone 24,696
Van’ i H Orient W 2-0 1-0 Barton, Owen 11,449
8 A Swindon T. D 0-0 0-0 13,089
22. A Charlton Ath. D 1-1 0-0 Bowles 8,180
29H Sheffield W. D 2-2 ‘1-1 Martin, Balderstone (pen) 9,011
Feb 12 H Luton T. D 0-0 0-0 8,731
19 A Oxford U. degen tise Balderstone 7,629
26 H_ Blackpool W 2-0 0-0 Bowles 2 9,985
Mar 4 A_ Portsmouth L 0-1 0-0 9,098
11 A Burnley L 1-3 0-1 Barton 10,314
14. H Middlesbrough W 3-0 2-0 Delgado, Barton, Balderstone 10,316
21 H_ Birmingham C. D 2-2 1-1 Martin, Bowles 12,281
25 A _ Watford W 2-1 ‘1-1 Owen, Martin 6,004
Apr 3, JA. Hull'C. L 0-2 0-1 16,403
4 H Millwall D 3-3 1-1 Balderstone (pen), Martin, Barton 10,692
8 (‘H BristolC. W 2-0 1-0 Owen, Gorman 6,596
USA Cardifi'c: |OeCee ea Barton 17,734
22 4H Fulham W 3-1 =—-:1-0 Gorman, Barton, Martin 6,067
25. H_ Sunderland BE 1-21) Bowles 10,326
29) FA (OUP RE E203) 0-1 7,616
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Derek Hemstead 511 110 Scunthorpe Scunthorpe U. 249 2
Carlisle U. 92+1 1
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Stan Bowles 510 11 4 Manchester Manchester C, 15+2 2
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Graham Winstanley 511 113 Durham Newcastle U. $+2 _
Carlisle U. 112 6
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Chris Balderstone 5114 1210 Huddersfield Huddersfield 117 23
Carlisle U. 284+1 59
Frank Barton 594 11114 Barton on Scunthorpe U. 93 26
Humber Carlisle U. 161+4 22
Dennis Martin 511 1012 Edinburgh W.B.A. 1442 1
Carlisle U. 79+1 20
Les O’Neill 57 10 10 Hartford Newcastle U. 1 —_
Colliery Darlington 178+1 35
Bradford C, 95+-2 iG)
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Bobby Owen 510 107 Farnworth Bury 81+2 38
Manchester C. 18+4 3
Swansea C. (on loan) 5§+1 1
Carlisle U. 7343 22
Ray Train 57 109 Nuneaton Walsall 67+7 11
Carlisle U. 20 —_
Stan Webb 60 120 Middlesbrough Middlesbrough 20+7 6
Carlisle U. 16+9 5
Free Transfers: Joseph Davis; James Fleming; Kevin Hegarty.
Club Colours: Blue shirts, white shorts, blue stockings.

Change Colours: Yellow shirts, blue shorts, yellow stockings.
Club Captain: Chris Balderstone.
Club Trainer|Coach; Dick Young.
Club Nickname: ‘Cumbrians’,
CHARLTON ATHLETIC
Chairman: E. M. Gliksten.
Directors: R. Law, F.C.A., F. W. Edmonds, M. C.
Cowdrey, C.B.E., W. J. Jenner, A. T. G. Pocock.
General Manager: Rodney Stoke.
Manager: Theo Foley. Secretary: K. J. Calver.
Previous Grounds: 1906, Siemen’s Meadow; 1907,
Woolwich Common; 1909, Pound Park; 1913, Horn Lane;
1920, The Valley; 1922, Catford; 1922, The Valley.
Honours: Football League, Division 1, Runners-up: 1936-
37. Division 2, Runners-up: 1935-36. Division 3(S),
Champions: 1928-29, 1934-35. F.A. Cup, Winners:
1947; Runners-up: 1946. Best in Football League Cup,
4th Rd., 1962-63, 1964-65.
Record Victory: 8-1 y Middlesbrough, Record Transfer Fee Received: £80,000 from
Division 1, Sept. 12th, 1953. Leicester C. for Len Glover, Nov. 1967.
Record Defeat: 1-11 v Aston Villa, Division 2, Record Transfer Fee Paid: £25,000 to Orient
Nov. 14th, 1959. for Paul Went, June 1967 and £25,000 to
Most League Points: 61, Div 3(s) 1934-S. Tottenham H. for Dennis Bond, Oct.
Most League Goals: 107, Div 2, 1957-8. 29th, 1970.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Ralph Managers Since the War: James Seed,
Allen, 32, Division 3(S), 1934-35. Jimmy Trotter, Frank Hill, Bob Stokoe,
Most Capped Player: Ray Treacy, 15 (21), Eddie Firmani.
Eire. Add. of Supporters Club: Same add. as Club.
Most League Appearances: Sam Bartram, Address of Club Shop or Boutique: “The
583, 1934-56. Valley Shop’, The Valley, Floyd Road,
Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Stuart Leary, London S.E.7.
153, 1953-62. Relegated to Division 3, 1971-72.
How to get there: Buses 53, 54, 75, 177, 180, 163. Nearest Railway Station, Charlton (BR)
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address: ‘Charletic London SE7’. Ground capacity: 66,000 (largest capacity in Football
League). Record attendance: 75,031 v Aston Villa, F.A. Cup 5th Rd., February 12, 1938.
Record receipts: £8,136 v Arsenal, F.A. Cup Sth Rd., February 18, 1956.
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Time
Result poe Goalscorers Attendance
H_ Hull C. W 1-0 0-0 Treacy 9,315
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A Swindon T. L 1-2 0-0 Treacy 15,624
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28 H Watford W 2-0 1-0 Treacy, Endean 12,206
30. A Millwall L 1-2 0-0 Peacock 18,588
Sept 4 A _ Birmingham C. L 1-4 1-0 Peacock 25,234
11. H Middlesbrough L 0-2 0-0 11,143
18) A Preston N.E: EY 1-2. 0-1 Treacy 13,198
De H_ Burnley W 2-0 0-0 Went (pen), Treacy 9.879
28 A Carlisle U. 2-5 a-1 Winstanley (og), Plumb 9,724
Octie2e Ay “Oinient j ee Ts Davies, Treacy 9,600
9 H_ Sheffield W. D 2-2 1-2 Davies, Holsgrove (og) 9,107
16 A HullC. W 3-2 2-1 Treacy 3 9°933
19 H Sunderland D 2-2 1-2 Treacy (pen), Curtis 8,133
23 A CardiffC. L 1-6 0-1 Davies 13,092
30 H_ Bristol C. W2-0 1-0 Hunt, Treacy 10,074
INov (67 "AT Luton 1: W 2-1 0-1 Peacock 2 11,011
13. H Oxford U. W 3-0 1-0 Treacy 2, Hunt 9,069
20 A Fulham L 0-1 0-1 135359
Dio Bl Ove W 2-1 2-0 Hunt2 16,223
Dec 4 A _ Portsmouth D 0-0 0-0 10,007
11. H_ Blackpool | ae dhaig Rogers, Peacock 9,598
18 H_ Birmingham C. D 1-1 ‘1-1 Peacock 8,289
27 A Norwich C. L 0-3 0-1 31,041
Jan 1 H_ Preston N.E. W 2-1 «1-0 Hunt, Shipperley 8,038
8 A Watford W 3-0 2-0 Peacock 2, Rogers 9,218
22," Ht ‘Carlisle U: D 1-1 0-0 Plumb 8,180
29. A Sunderland L 0-3 0-1 12,877
Reb; 9) HL (Cardiff'G. D 2-2 0-2 Went, Peacock 7,526
19 A _ Bristol C. L 0-2 0-2 10,207
26" " Luton’ F: W 2-0 1-0 Rogers, Went (pen) 7,941
Mar 4 A Oxford U. L 1-2 0-1 Hunt 7,218
18 H Swindon T. W 3-1 0-1 Went 2, Hunt 7,433
25 A Middlesbrough D 2-2. 0-1 Plumb, Hunt 11,100
31 H_ Orient L 1-2. 0-2 Peacock 12.375
Apr 1 H Norwich C. L 0-2 0-1 12,567
4 <A Burnley E 1-3) “0-1 Treacy 9,367
8 H_ Fulham D 2-2 1-1 Hunt, Went 9,021
10 A _ Sheffield W. EME SS AE Bond 13,800
15 AW FQrPIRS L 0-2 0-1 12,976
22 H_ Portsmouth D 1-1 0-0 Peacock Tsot
25. H Millwall L 0-2 0-0 26,582
29. A_ Blackpool L 0-5 0-1 8,884
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League (55): Treacy 14 (1 pen), Peacock 11, Hunt 9 , Went 6 (2 pens), Plumb 3, Davies 3, Rogers 3, Curtis 1,
Endean 1, Shipperley 1, Bond 1, Own Goals 2.
League Cup (9): Treacy 3, Peacock 2, Bond, Davies, Endean, Went.
F.A. Cup (2): Treacy 2.
League Cup First Round Peterborough U. (h) 5-1

Second Round Leicester C. (h) 3-1
Third Round Bristol R. (a) 1-2
F.A. Cup Third Round Tranmere R. (h) 0-0
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Goalkeepers
Crayford Bristol R. (on loan) 1 —
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John Dunn 60 125 Barking Chelsea 13 —_—
Torquay 44 —
Aston Villa 101 —_—
Charlton Ath, 30 a
Full-backs
Bob Curtis 594 110 Derby Charlton Ath, 145+2 13
Mike Jones 58 120 Berkhamp- Orient 2234+4 16
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Vincent O’Kane Stepney Charlton Ath, 5 —
Half-backs
Alan Ellis 57 108 Somercoates Charlton Ath. 9+4 —_
Peter Reeves 59 120 Eltham Charlton Ath. 191+3 1
Dave Shipperley 624 138 Hillingdon Charlton Ath. 41+5 2
Paul Went 60 1210 Bromley by Orient 4842 5
Bow Charlton Ath. 160 +2 15
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Dennis Bond 57 1010 Waltham Watford 93 17
Forest Tottenham H. 20+3 1
Charlton Ath. 58+2 3
Cyril Davies 57 108 Swansea Swansea C. _ _—
Carlisle U. 141 —
Yeovil T. — —
Michael Flanagan Ilford Tottenham H. —_— —
Charlton Ath. 7+11 —_—
Arthur Horsfield 511 114 Newcastle Middlesbrough 107+4 51
Newcastle 7+2 3
Swindon 107+1 41
Charlton Ath. — =
Bobby Hunt 510 1112 Colchester Colchester U. 149 80
Northampton T, 40 10
Millwall 43 13
Ipswich T. 16+8 4
Peter Hunt 57 100 London Southend U. 31+8 1
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Keith Peacock 564 107 Barnhurst Charlton Ath, 275+11 62
Dick Plumb 59 116 Somerset Swindon — —
Bristol R. 40 9
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Eamonn Rogers 59 115 Dublin Blackburn R. 159+5 30
, Charlton Ath. 25+1 3
Phil Warman 56 104 London Charlton Ath. 5642 —
Club Colours: Red shirts, white shorts.

Change Colours; White and black.
Club Captain: Dennis Bond.
Club Coach: Colin Murphy,
First Team Trainer/Physiotherapist: Charlie Hall.
Club Nickname :‘Haddicks’ or ‘Robins’,
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CHELSEA
President: The Right Hon. Earl Cadogan, M.C., D.L.

Chairman: J. B. Mears.
Directors: Viscount Chelsea, L. J. Mears, G. M. Thom-
son, R. Attenborough, C.B.E.
Manager: Dave Sexton. A/Manager: Ron Suart.
Secretary: Tony Green.
Year Formed: 1905. Turned Pro. 1905. Ltd Co.: 1905.
Honours: Football League, Division 1, Champions: 1954—
55. Division 2, Runners-up: 1906-07, 1911-12, 1929-30,
1962-63. F.A. Cup, Winners: 1970; Runners-up: 1914—
15, 1966-67. Football League Cup, Winners: 1965.
Runners-up: 1971-72.
European Competitions: European Fairs Cup: 1958-60,
1965-66, 1968-69. European Cup Winners Cup: 1970-71
(winners), 1971-72.
Record Victory: 13-0 vy Jeunesse Hautchar- Liverpool for Tony Hateley, June 1967,
age, European Cup Winners Cup, Ist Rd., £100,000 from Leicester City for Keith
Sept. 29th, 1971. Weller, Sept. 1971, and £140,000 from
Record Defeat: 1-8 vy Wolverhampton W., Crystal Palace for two players; Bobby
Division 1, Sept. 26th, 1953. Tambling and Alan Birchenall in June
Most League Points : 57, Division 2, 1906-07. 1970.
Most League Goals: 98, Division 1, 1960-61. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £150,000 to
Highest League Scorer in Season: Jimmy Crystal Palace for Steve Kember, Sept.
Greaves, 41, 1960-61. 1971.
Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Bobby Managers Since the War: Billy Birrell, Ted
Tambling, 164, 1958-70. Drake, Tommy Docherty.
Most Capped Player: Eddie McCreadie, 23, Address of Supporters Club: Same as Foot-
Scotland. ball Club.
Most League Appearances: Peter Bonetti, 444, Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Stamford
Record Transfer Fee Received: £100,000 from Bridge, S.W.6.
How to get there: Nearest Railway Station, Fulham Broadway (Underground) five minutes’
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Arsenal, Division 1, October 12, 1935. Record receipts: £33,995 v Manchester City (E.C.W.C.
Semi-final, April 14, 1971).
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Aug 14. A_ Arsenal L 0-3 0-1 49,174

18H Manchester U. (oy eeey NE) Baldwin, Osgood 54,763
21 H Manchester C. D 2-2 2-0 Baldwin, Weller 38,425
24 A Everton L 0-2 0-1 38,994
28 A Huddersfield T. W 2-1 1-1 Hollins (pen), Osgood 15,030
Sept 1H W.B.A. W1-0 1-0 Hollins 29,931
4. HH Coventry C. D 3-3 (3-3 Osgood 2, Hollins 35,459
11. A West Ham U. L 1-2 0-0 Hollins 36,866
18 H_ Derby Co. Di-1 0-1 Baldwin 42,872
25 A Sheffield U. L 0-1 0-1 40,651
Oct 2 H Wolverhampton W. W 3-1 1-0 Baldwin, Houseman, Hollins 42,706
9 <A Liverpool D 0-0 0-0 48,464
16 H_~ Arsenal | Ee Osgood 52,338
23 H Southampton W 3-0 1-0 Baldwin, Kember, Hollins (pen) 38,940
30 A_ Leicester C. D 1-1 0-0 Osgood 36,574
Nov 6 H_ Nottingham F. W2-0 2-0 Cooke, Osgood 25,812
1S VAN Stoke’ C: W 1-0 1-0 Osgood 22,190
20) ANG) Palace W 3-2 2-1 Baldwin, Hudson, Osgood 34,637
27 H_ Tottenham H. W 1-0 0-0 Cooke 52,581
Dec 4 A_ Newcastle D 0-0 0-0 37,562
fie Leeds U- D 0-0 0-0 45,867
18: "A". Coventry D 1-1 +0-0 Osgood 22,424
27 H__ Ipswich T. W 2-0 0-0 Kember, Garland 43,896
Jan wiles VAS “Derby Co: L 0-1 0-0 33,633
8 H_ Huddersfield T. D 22 0-0 Hollins, Osgood 30,801
22 A Manchester U. Wi-0 0-0 Osgood 55,927
29 H_ Everton W 4-0 0-0 Osgood 2, Hollins (pen), Dempsey 38,558
Feb 19 HAH Leicester C. W 2-1 1-0 Osgood 2 38,783
Mart! H_ Liverpool D 0-0 0-0 38,691
14. A _ Nottingham F. L 1-2. 0-0 Hollins (pen) 13,346
18 A Manchester C. L 0-1 0-1 33,022
25 H West Ham W 3-1_——‘1-0 Osgood, Mulligan, Hollins 45,137
29. H_ Sheffield U. W2-0 2-0 Webb 2 28,444
Apr 1 A _ Ipswich T. W2-1 2-1 Webb 2 24,325
8 HC. Palace W 2-1 1-0 Hollins, Osgood 34,105
12 A Wolverhampton W. W 2-0 1-0 Garland, Osgood 24,566
15 A Tottenham H. L 0-3 60-3 45,799
18 A Southampton D 2-2 0-0 Baldwin 2 24,933
22 H Newcastle U. Dy3s=3) 2-2 Baldwin 2, Kember 33,000
24 H_ Stoke C. W 2-0 1-0 Hudson, Garland 23,443
27 A W.B.A. L 0-4 «0-1 18,489
May 1 A Leeds U. L 0-2 0-1 46,565
Goalscorers
League (58): Osgood 19 , Hollins 11 (4 pens), Baldwin 10, Webb'4, Garland 3, Kember 3, Hudson 2, Cooke 2
Weller 1, Dempsey 1, Mulligan 1, Houseman 1
League Cup (19): Baldwin 4 , Hollins 4, Osgood 4, Garland 2, Hudson 2, Cooke, Houseman, Webb.
F.A. Cup (6): Cooke, Dem psey, Hollins, Houseman, Osgood, Webb.
League Cup Second Round Plymouth Arg. (h) 2-0

Third Round Nottingham F. (a) 1-1
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Fourth Round Bolton W. (h) 1-1
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Peter Done 510 113 Putney Chelsea 444 —_—
John Phillips 60 108 Shrewsbury Shrewsbury T. SI _
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Chelsea 21 =
Steve Sherwood Selby Chelsea 1 -=
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John Boyle 58 1110 Motherwell Chelsea 18247 10
Ron Harris 574 1110 Hackney Chelsea 360 7
Eddie McCreadie 583 113 Glasgow East Stirling 29 1
Chelsea 293+1 3
Paddy Mulligan 59 110 Dublin Chelsea 48+3 2
Gary Locke London Chelsea _— —
Half-backs
John Dempsey 60 111 London Fulham 150 4
Chelsea 11642 4
Micky Droy 64 122 Chelsea 4+1 _
Marvin Hinton 5104 127 Croydon Charlton Ath, 130 2
Chelsea 228+5 2
John Hollins 57% 117 Guildford Chelsea 318 33
David Webb 5104 1211 London Orient 62 3
Southampton 75 Zz
Chelsea 165 18
John Spong London Chelsea — —
Forwards
Tommy Baldwin 583 117 Gateshead Arsenal 17 6
Chelsea 149+5 64
Ian Britton Dundee Chelsea = —
Michael Brolly Galston Chelsea —_ a
Charlie Cooke 58 12 64 St. Monance Aberdeen 125 27
Dundee 44 11
Chelsea 1974+7 13
Jim Davis Chelsea — —
Peter Feely 60 120 London Chelsea 2+1 1
Stephen Finnieston Edinburgh Chelsea — _
Chris Garland § 11 10 12 Bristol Bristol C. 141 32
Chelsea 16+1 3
Peter Houseman 584 117 Battersea Chelsea 188+ 11 15
Alan Hudson 5104 121 Chelsea Chelsea 99+1 8
lan Hutchinson 604 1213 Derby Chelsea 60+2 27
Steve Kember 58 108 Croydon C. Palace 216+2 34
Chelsea 2443 3
Peter Osgood 614 126 Windsor Chelsea 217+3 85
Stephen Perkins London Chelsea — —
Tony Potrac London Chelsea 1 —
Free Transfers; George Price; Derek Vaughan.
Club Colours: All royal blue.

Change Colours: Red shirts, white shorts, green stockings,
Club Captain: Eddie McCreadie.
First Team Trainer: Harry Medhurst,
Club Nickname: ‘Blues’.
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CHESTER
President: T. Sarl-Williams, Esq. Chairman: R. Rowlands.

Directors: A. E. Cheshire, C. Thompson, A. C. Hall, J. H.
Auckland, R. W. Milton, R. A. Rowley, W. C. Dutton,
F.C.LS., A.LA.C.
Manager: Ken Roberts. Secretary: S. Gandy.
Previous Grounds: Faulkner Street; Old Showground; 1904,
Whipcord Lane; 1906, Sealand Road.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position: 5th, Division 4,
1970-71. Division 3(N), Runners-up: 1935-36. F.A. Cup,
Best Season: 4th Rd., 1932-33, 1936-37, 1938-39, 1946-47,
1947-48, 1969-70. Football League Cup, Best Season: Never
past 3rd Rd.
Record Victory: 12-0 v York C., Division Most League Appearances: Ray Gill, 408,
3(N), Feb. Ist, 1936. 1951-62
Record Defeat: 2-11 vyOldham Ath., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £11,500 from
3(N), Jan. 19th, 1952. Neweastle U. for Billy Foulkes, Oct. 1951.
Most League Points: 56, Division 3(N), Record Transfer Fee Paid: £10,000 to Black-
1946-47; Division 4, 1964-65. pool for Jan Moir, May 1967
Most League Goals: 119, Division 4, 1964-65. Managers Since the War: Frank Brown,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Dick Louis Page, John Harris, Stan Pearson,
Yates, 36, Division 3(N), 1946-47. Bill Lambton, Peter Hauser.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Gary Address of Supporters Club: 7 Bridge Street
Talbot, 83, 1963-67, 1968-70. Row, Chester.
Most Capped Player: W. Lewis, 9 (30), Wales. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Club
Shop, 7 Bridge Street Row, Chester.
How to get there: Nearest Railway Station, Chester General. Corporation Bus to Town Hall
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Record receipts: £6,689 v Newcastle U., F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 22,
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1971-72 the RECORD
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D 1-1 1-0 Loyden 4,539
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Sept 1 A Aldershot D 0-0 0-0 4,591
4 A Workington D 0-0 0-0 2,276
11H _ Barrow D 0-0 0-0 3,965
1S Ay TLExetenG: D 1-1 0-0 Moore 4,040
25 H_ Brentford C. D 0-0 0-0 4,088
29 H Northampton T. W 3-2. «1-0 Purdie, Draper 2 3,454
Oct 1 A Colchester U. L 0-1 0-1 6,048
9 H_ Southend U. D 1-1" 1-1 Draper 4,092
16 A Cambridge U. E022" 0-2 3,289
18 A Southport L 3-4 0-3 Loyden 2, Purdie 3,659
23 H_ Hartlepool W 4-0 1-0 Morrissey, Cheetham, Loyden (pen), 3,466
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Nov 6 H_ Bury W 2-0 2-0 Loyden, McHale 3,873
13. A Peterborough U. L 0-2 0-1 4,659
27 ~ i. Doncasret R. D 1-1 1-0 Loyden 2,716
Dec 4 A _ Crewe Alex. L 1-3 0-1 Loyden 2,671
11. A Scunthorpe U. L 0-2 0-1 3,776
18 H Workington W 2-1 1-1 Sinclair, Loyden 2,690
27 A Newport Co, L 0-1 0-1 7,664
Jani. I HL Exeter'C. Ele. ksh Sinclair 3,610
8 A Gillingham L 0-1 0-1 5,614
15’ El Stockport Go: D 0-0 0-0 2,554
22 A Northampton T. L 2-4 0-2 Edwards, Pountney 3,161
29 H_ Southport D 1-1 0-0 Clapham 2,585
Feb 5 A _ Grimsby T. L 0-1 0-0 9,431
12 <A _ Hartlepool E 1-2 ~1-0 Edwards 2,718
19 H_ Darlington W 2-1 0-0 Draper, Purdie 2,053
26 A Bury L 1-3 0-1 Clapham 3,212
Mar 4 4H _ Peterborough U. D 1-1 +1-0 Clapham 1,868
10 A _ Southend U. L 2-4 2-3 Kennedy 2 8,197
13. A Stockport Co. D 0-0 0-0 2,102
18 H Reading W 2-0 2-0 Cheetham (pen), Bingham 2,165
21 H__Lincoln C. W 2-1 1-1 Kennedy, Clapham 2,392
25 A Barrow L 0-2 0-2 2,105
31 A Brentford D 1-1 ‘1-1 Clapham 18,520
Apr 1 H Newport Co. W 3-0 2-0 Sprague (og), Kennedy, Edwards 2,563
3H Colchester U. W 2-1 1-0 Moore 2 3,317
8 H_ Grimsby T. L 1-2 0-0 Loyden 2,823
15 A _ Doncaster R. D 0-0 0-0 25370.
19 H_ Scunthorpe U. D 0-0 0-0 2,347
22 H Crewe Alex. D 0-0 0-0 2,608
26 H_ Aldershot D 0-0 0-0 1,979
29.5 AS LincolniG L 0-4 0-1 3,033
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League (47): Loyden 11, Purdie 7, Kennedy 5, Clapham 5, Draper 4, Edwards 3, Moore 3, Cheetham 2,
Sinclair 2, Bingham 1, McHale 1, Morrissey 1, Pountney 1, Own Goal 1.
League Cup (2): Purdie, Tarbuck.
FA, Cup (4): Draper, Kennedy, Loyden, McHale.
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Gordon tivey 510 11 12 Keighley Wrexham 719 =
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John Taylor 511 116 Birmingham Chester 7 —
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Nigel Edwards 511 1110 Wrexham Chester 734+5 4
Neil Griffiths 510 1012 Stoke Chester 33+1 =
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Dave Pountney §11 120 Baschurch Shrewsbury T. 175 11
Aston Villa 109+6 7
Chester 91 1
Graham Turner 60 115 Ellesmere Port Wrexham 77 ==
Chester 19043 4
Bob Wallace 58 10 12 Huddersfield Huddersfield 4 —
Halifax 190+11 16
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Raymond Carter 56 101. Liverpool Chester 18+5 _
Graham Clapham 58 109 Lincoln Newcastle U, — aes
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Derek Draper 58 108 Swansea Swansea 61 10
Derby Co. 8 1
Bradford P.A. 60+3 9
Chester 154 oF
Graham Futcher 59) 1010 Chester Chester 244 —
David Kennedy S37 104 Birkenhead Tranmere R. 16+1 —_
Chester 46+6 6
Terry Owen 57 111 > Liverpool Everton 2 —
Bradford C, 41+11 6
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Bernard Purdie 59 110 Wrexham Wrexham 743 3
Chester 23+6 7
Free Transfers: Roy Cheetham; John McHale; Anthony Moore.
Club Colours: All sky blue.

Change Colours: All maroon.
First Team Trainer|Coach: Cliff Sear.
Club Nickname: ‘Blues’,
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President: His Grace the Duke of Devonshire, M.C., D.L.,

J.P. Chairman: H. Shentall, O.B.E., J.P.
Directors: D. B. Newton, F. Tuckley, Ald. P. C. J. T.
Kirkman, A. Bates, E. Brocklehurst.
Team Manager: Jimmy McGuigan.
General Manager/Secretary: A. G. Sutherland.
Previous Name: Chesterfield Town, 1904.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position in Division 2:
4th, 1946-47. Division 3(N), Champions: 1930-31, 1935—
36; Runners-up: 1933-34. Division 4, Champions:
1969-70, F.A. Cup, Best Season: Sth Rd., 1932-33, 1937-
38, 1949-50. Football League Cup, Best Season, 4th Rd.,
1964-65.
Record Victory: 10-0 vy Glossop North End, Most League Appearances; Dave Blakey,
Division 2, Jan. 17th, 1903. 613, 1948-67.
Record Defeat: 1-9 v Port Vale, Division 2, Record Transfer Fee Received: £50,000 for
Sept. 24th, 1932. Alan Stevenson from Burnley, Jan. 1972.
Most League Points: 64, Division 4, 1969-70. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £10,000 to Man-
Most League Goals: 102, Division 3(N), chester C for George Smith, Sept. 1951.
1930-31. Managers Since the War: Bob Brocklebank,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Jimmy Norman Bullock, Bob Marshall, Ted
Cookson, 44, Division 3(N), 1925-26. Davison, Duggie Livingstone, Tony Mc-
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Shane.
George Smith, 96, 1951-58. Address of Supporters Club Shop: The Club
Most Capped Player: Walter McMillen, 4 Shop, Chesterfield F.C., also T. W.
(7), Ireland. Blackwell, 109 Elm Street, Hollingwood,
Chesterfield.
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Record receipts: £4,600 v Aston Villa F.L. Div. 3 August 5, 1969.
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H/Time
| ete 2 Stott, Randall 6,851
Aug 14 A Torquay U.
L 1-2 0-1 Wilson 12,276
21 4H Notts. Co.
W 2-0 1-0 Wilson, Randall 4,416
28 & IA Port Vale
W 2-0 0-0 Wright, Fenoughty 9,041
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18H Mansfield T. W 2-0 1-0 Fenoughty 2 9,950
A Bournemouth L 0-1 0-1 5,259
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6 H Wrexham W 1-0 0-0 Archer (pen) 7,254
Barnsley W 4-1 1-0 Randall, Archer (pen), Fenoughty, Phelan 6,349
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20 H_ Shrewsbury T. D 0-0 0-0 8,203
23, ANY Balitax ie L 0-2 0-0 4,667
30 H_ Plymouth Arg. W 2-1 2-0 Moss2 7,475
Nov 6 H_ Rochdale W2-0 2-0 Wilson 2 4,819
13. H_ Bolton W. W2-1 2-0 Wilson, Bell 10,000
27 +A Brighton L’ 1=2 0-1 Archer (pen) 10,179
Dec 4 H _ Swansea C. L 1-2 0-0 Wilson 8,018
18 A Blackburn R. L 0-1 0-1 5,643
2 EN York ©. W 2-1 1-1 Randall, Archer (pen) 9,467
Jan 1 A Mansfield T. L 1-2 0-0 Roberts, R. (og) 8,319
8 H_ Port Vale W 2-1 1-0 Bell, Wilson 6,532
22 4H Walsall D 1-1 0-0 McHale 7,743
28 A Shrewsbury W 431-1 Randall 2, Moss, Wilson 4,198
Hebel2 | be Halitax i, W 2-1 ‘1-0 McHale, Moss 6,477
19 A _ Plymouth Arg. L 0-1 0-0 10,208
26 H_ Rochdale W 2-0 0-0 Randall, Wilson 6,599
Mar 4 A _ Bolton W. L 0-1 0-0 5,607
11 H_ Barnsley D 0-0 0-0 6,563
15 H Tranmere R. D 22. 1-1 Wilson 2 5,393
18 eA. SNotts. Co. W441 2-1 Randall, Moss 2, McHale 14,701
20 A Wrexham L 0-2 0-1 3,609
25 H_ Bradford C. L 0-1 0-0 6,159
31 A Oldham Ath. D 1-1 0-0 Moss 8,019
Apr 1 A. YorkC. L 1-4 1-3 McHale 4,272
5 H_ Bournemouth D 0-0 0-0 8,546
8 A Rotherham U. W 1-0 0-0 Ferris 5,935
12. H_ Rotherham U, L 0-1 0-1 7,140
15 H_ Brighton L 0-1 0-1 6,325
19 H_ Aston Villa L 0-4 0-2 12,510
22. A Swansea C, W 3-1 2-0 Randall, Wilson, Archer (pen) 2,887
29 H Bristol R. L 1-3 0-1 Randall 4,542
May 2 A _ Bristol R. 1 Ee | Archer 8.006
5 A Aston Villa L 0-1 0-0 45,567
15 A Tranmere R. W 2-1 1-1 Moss 2 3.268
Goalscorers
League (57): Wilson 12, Randall 2.11, M oss 9, Archer 6, McHale 6, Fenoughty 4, Bell 2, Wright 2,
Phelan 1, Stott 1, Own Goal Ferris 1,
League Cup (7): Randall 3, Wright 3, Archer.
F.A. Cup (5): Randall 3, Moss 2.
League Cup First Round Mansfield T. (h) 0-
: (a) 5.
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Goalkeepers
Edwin Hardy Chesterfield — —_
Ron Tilsed 60 118 Weymouth Bournemouth 2 —_—
Wolverhampton W. (on loan) — —
Chesterfield 16 —_—
Full-backs
Albert Holmes Sy) 120 Sheffield Chesterfield 387 7
Ken Tiler 511 10124 Sheffield Chesterfield 62 _—
Half-backs
Charlie Bell 63% 1194 Sheffield Sheffield U. 3 1
Chesterfield 120+3 11
Peter Carline 58 10 54 Chesterfield Chesterfield 2 —_
Ronald Mihaly Chesterfield 4 a
Albert Phelan 60 1113 Sheffield Chesterfield 317+2 13
Keith Stott 60 118 Atherton Crewe A. 188+1 5
Chesterfield 83 3
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Phil Cliff 582 912 Rotherham Sheffield U. 21+8 5
Chesterfield 19+1 1
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Chesterfield 3 1
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Ernie Moss 614 1211 Chesterfield Chesterfield 145 45
David Pugh 5104 117 Markham Newport 73+4 9
Chesterfield 180 12
Kevin Randall 5104 129 Ashton under Bury 4 ns!
Lyme Chesterfield 257 97
Dave Wilson 59 117 Wolver- Nottingham F, 8+1 1
hampton Carlisle U. 54+1 23
Grimsby T. 63 23
Walsall 3342 10
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Free Transfers: John Archer; Thomas Fenoughty; Alan Humphreys; John Moyes; Martin Wright.
Club Colours: Blue shirts, white shorts, royal blue stockings, white tops.
Change Colours: Red shirts, white shorts, red and white stockings,
Club Captain:
Club Trainer/Coach: Gerald Clarke.
Club Nickname: ‘Blues’ or ‘Spireites’.
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President: A. Buck, M.P. Chairman: R. G. R. Chapman.
Directors: G. C. Scott, E. W. Allan, G. E. Neville, J. W.
Rippingale, D. Lamberth, R. Jackson. ERA t GORY
Manager: Dick Graham. Secretary: D. R. Havell. t SY i
Sth, 1958-59. Division 4, Runners-Up: 1961-62; Promoted
(4th) 1965-66. F.A. Cup, Best Season: 1970-71, 6th Rd.
(Record for a Fourth Division club, shared with Oxford
United.) Football League Cup, Best Season: 1964-65, 4th
Rd.
Record Victory: 9-1 v Bradford C., Division
4, Dec. 30th, 1961.
Record Defeat: 0-7 vyLeyton Orient, Division
3(S), Jan. 5th, 1952; 0-7 v Reading, Most League Appearances: Peter Wright,
Division 3(S), Sept. 18th, 1957. 421, 1952-64.
Most League Points: 58, Division 3(S), Record Transfer Fee Received: £15,000 from
1956-57. Northampton T. for Bobby Hunt, Mar.
Most League Goals: 104, Division 4, 1961-62. 1964.
Most League Goals ina Season: Bobby Hunt, Record Transfer Fee Paid: £8,000 to Gilling-
37, Division 4, 1961-62. ham for Brian Gibbs, Sept. 1968.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Managers Since the War: Ted Fenton,
Martyn King, 131, 1959-65. Jimmy Allen, Jack Butler, Benny Fenton,
Most Capped Player: None. Neil Franklin.
How to get there: Buses from Butt Road in Colchester easily reached from Railway Station.
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Ground capacity: 16,150. Record attendance: 19,072 v Reading F.A. Cup Ist Rd., November
27, 1948. Record receipts: £9,500 y Leeds U., F.A. Cup 5th Rd., February 13, 1971.
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A/ Time
A_ Lincoln C. L 0-2 0-0 6,607
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31 A Newport Co. L 1-2 1-1 Lewis 4,168
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11. A_ Darlington L 0-2 0-0 2,683
17 H_ Crewe Alex. W 42~=«O&W1-1 Burgess, Lewis, Mahon, Leslie 6,133
25 A Northampton T. D 1-1 0-0 Hall 5,800
28 A Scunthorpe VU. L 0-2 0-2 5,111
Oct Wiehe Chester W 1-0 1-0 Leslie 6,048
9 A Aldershot - W 2-0 2-0 Lewis, Leslie 5,285
15 H_ LincolnC, W 5-2 2-2 Lewis 3, Bloss, Hall 5,834
18 H_ Southend U. Wi1-0 0-0 _ Leslie 9,807
23 A Cambridge U. L 2-4 0-i Jones 2 7,230
29 H_ Géillingham D 2-2 0-1 Lewis, Kurila 6,622
Nov 6 <A_ Barrow D 2-2. 1-2 Gibbs, Kurila 1,954
13. H_ Brentford Di-1= 1-il Jones 6,898
260) Hy Excteric. W 3-0 2-0 Foley 2, Lewis 5,116
Dec 3 A_ Stockport Co. D 2-2 1-0 Mahon 2 2,043
18 A Southport L 0-3 0-2 2,667
27 H_ Peterborough U. Di-1 0-0 Leslie 7,750
Jan 1 A Crewe Alex. W 42 ~=«O«i1:-1 Leslie, Hall, Lewis (pen), Cook 1,992
8 H_ Bury D0-0 0-0 4,924
15 A _ Doncaster R. L 0-2 1-0 3,047
21H Scunthorpe U. Di-1 1-1 Gibbs 4,867
28 A Southend U. W 4-1 2-1 Foley, Mahon, Leslie 2 8,871
Feb 5S A_ Workington L 0-1 0-0 2,170
12 H Cambridge U. D 1-1 +0-0 Lewis 5,663
19 A Gillingham W2-0 0-0 Leslie 2 5,313
26 H_ Barrow L 0-1 0-0 4,618
Mar 4 A_ Brentford W 2-0 0-0 Mahon 2 9,210
11 H_ Aldershot Wi1-0 1-0 Lewis 3,776
13. H_ Doncaster R. L 1-2 0-2 Smith, L. 5,004
18 A _ Hartlepool L 2-3 1-2 Mahon, Garvey 2,621
21 A Grimsby T. L 0-3 0-1 13,288
24 H_ Darlington W 43 2-1 Burgess, Leslie, Lewis, Simmons 3,869
31 H Northampton T. W 2-0 2-0 Simmons, Lewis (pen) 5,375
Apr 1 A_ Peterborough U. L 0-4 0-3 4,367
3 A Chester L 1-2 0-1 Lewis (pen) 3,317
7 4H Workington W 1-0 0-0 Foley 3,930
10 H_ Reading W 2-1 = ‘1-1 Gibbs, Leslie 4,110
15. A_ Exeter C. D 3-3. ‘1-1 Gibbs (pen), Burgess, Mahon 4,052
17__H_ Grimsby T. L 0-1 0-1 5,086
21 H_ Stockport Co. W 3-2. 0-2 Burgess 2, Simmons 4,018
24 H Newport Co. Les ak Burgess 2 4,311
29. A Reading W 4-2 2-1 Leslie, Smith, L. 2, Burgess 3,202
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League (70): Lewis 14, Leslie 13, Mahon 9 , Burgess 8, Foley 4, Gibbs 4, Hall 3, Jones 3, Smith, L. 3,
Simmons 3, Kurila 2, Bloss 1, Co ok 1, Garvey 1, Own Goal 1.
League Cup (7): Lewis 5, Mahon 2.
F.A, Cup (1): Hall.
League Cup First Round Brentford (h) 3-1

Second Round Swindon T. (h) 4-1
Third Round Blackpool (a) 0-4
F.A. Cup First Round Shrewsbury T. 1-4
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Goalkeepers
Des Kelly 60 116 Limerick Norwich C. = ==
Southend U. (on loan) —_— —
Barry Smith 5 11 108 Colchester Colchester U. 31 —_—
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Martin Binks Colchester U. — —
Michael Cook Sid) 1011 Enfield Colchester U. 89+4 1
Brian Hall 59 114 Derby Mansfield T. 73 18
Colchester U. 310+3 29
John McLaughlin Colchester U. 8 _
Half-backs
Steve Leslie §10 110 Brentwood Colchester U. 42+1 13
Forwards
Phil Bloss 59 108 Dovercourt Colchester U. 20 2
Stephen Foley 60 114 Clacton Colchester U. 17 4
Mick Mahon 58 111 Manchester Port Vale 89 22
York City 2T-p2 10
Robert Moss $10 112 Loughton Orient 24+3 1
Colchester U. — sae
David Simmons 5114 1213 Gosport Bournemouth 7 3
Aston Villa 13+4 i
Walsall (on loan) 5 2
; Colchester U. 30+3 5
Lindsay Smith $11 111 London Colchester U. 144+4 3
Philip Thomas Bournemouth = —
Colchester U. —
Free Transfers: Eric Burgess; Brian Garvey; Brian Gibbs; Robert Howlett ; Stephen Tonsley.
Club Colours; All blue with white facings, and stripe on shorts.
Club Captain:
Club Trainer|Coach:; Dennis Mochan.
Club Nickname: ‘The U’s’,
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COVENTRY CITY
President: The Right Rey. Dr. Cuthbert K. N. Bardsley,
C.B.E., M.A., D.D. (Lord Bishop of Coventry).
Chairman: D. H. Robins. Directors: J. R. Mead, J.P.,
F.C.A;, P. D. H. Robins, M> Bs French, EGA}
T. Sergeant, F:R.C.S., Sir A. J. Skamp K.B., D.L., J-P.,
N. A. Shortland. General Manager: Joe Mercer. Team
Manager: Gordon Milne. Secretary: Eddie Plumley.
Limited Company: 1907. Former Names: 1883-98,
Singers F.C.; 1898— Coventry City F.C.
Division 1, 1969-70. Division 2, Champions: 1966-67.
Division 3, Champions: 1963-64. Division 3(S), Cham-
pions: 1935-36; Runners-up: 1933-34. Division 4,
Runners-up: 1958-59. F.A. Cup, Best
Season: 6th Rd., 1962-63; old 4th Rd., Most Capped Player: Dave Clements, 21 (28),
1909-10. Football League Cup, Best Season: N. Ireland.
5th Rd., 1964-65, 1970-71. European Com- Most League Appearances: George Cuttis,
petition: European Fairs Cup: 1970-71. 486 , 1956-70.
Record Victory: 9-0 v Bristol C., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £90,000 from
3(S), Apr. 28th, 1934. Arsenal for Bobby Gould, Feb. 1968.
Record Defeat: 2-10 v Norwich C., Division Record Transfer Fee Paid: £100,000 to
3(S), Mar. 15th, 1930. Sheffield W. for Wilf Smith, Aug. 1970.
Most League Points : 60, Division 4, 1958-59; Managers Since the War: Dick Bayliss, Billy
and Division 3, 1963-64. Frith, Harry Storer, Jack Fairbrother, Jesse
Most League Goals: 108, Division 3(S), Carver, Harry Warren, Billy Frith, Jimmy
1931-32. Hill, Noel Cantwell, Bob Dennison.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Clarrie Address of Supporters Club: Thackhall
Bourton, 49, Division 3(S), 1931-32. Street, Coventry.
Most Goals in Total Aggregate: 171, Clarrie Address of Club Shop: ‘Sky Blue Shop’,
Bourton, 1931-37. Highfield Road, Coventry.
How to get there: Buses from Coventry Railway Station to town centre (Pool Meadow Bus
Station) then buses 4 and 6.
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Coventry’. Ground capacity: 51,200 (16,200 covered).
hampton W., Division 2, April 29, 1967. Record receipts: £15,050 v Manchester U., Division
1, April 8, 1969.
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H/Time
Aug 14 H_ StokeC. D 1-1 14-0 Hunt 20,739

17. A_ Ipswich T. L. IBAA sare 18,921
21 ASE W.BAS D 1-1 0-0 Hunt 24,559
24. H Derby Co. D 2-2 1-0 Joicey, Hunt (pen) 27,752
28 H Newcastle U. W 1-0 0-0 Blockley 22,638
30 A West Ham U. L 0-4 0-2 28,176
Sept 4 A_ Chelsea D 3-3 3-3 Rafferty, O’Rourke, Mortimer 35,459
11 H_ Nottingham F. D i-1_ 1-0 Hunt 20,200
18 A Southampton E1531 Hunt 17,443
25 H_ Tottenham H. W i-0 0-0 Carr 26,362
Oct 2™.A -Everton W 2-1 1-0 Young, St. John 36,867
9. HLeeds.U: W 3-1 2-0 Chilton, St. John, Hunt 32,183
6OmeRAT TUStokeiC: L 0-1 0-0 20,040
OO ae ealace D 1-1 0-1 St. John 20,801
30 A Wolverhampton W. D 1-1. 1-0 Carr 25,841
Nov 6 H_ Huddersfield T. W 2-1 1-0 Hunt2 16,400
13. A Sheffield U. L 0-2 0-1 32,630
20 H_ Liverpool L 0-2 0-0 25,325
27 A Manchester C. L 0-4 0-2 31,003
Weed ee le eeicestenG. D 1-1 0-0 McGuire 26,300
11. A _ Arsenal L022) 50-2 28,599
i EL Chelsea D 1-1 0-0 Carr 22,424
27 A Manchester U. D 2-2 1-0 Young, Carr 525107
Jan 1 H Southampton W 1-0 0-0 Mortimer 17,802
8 A Newcastle U. L 2-4 1-2 Rafferty, Mortimer 25,830
22) Ho Ipswich T. D i-1 1-0 Blockley (pen) 18,131
29 A Derby Co. L 0-1 0-0 29,385
Feb:12.7 AW Gr Palace D 2-2 2-1 Carr, Chilton 19:839
19 H Wolverhampton W.D 0-0 0-0 22,263
Marl! A_ Leeds U. L 0-1 0-1 43,154
7 SER WAB TAG L 02 0-1 22,424
21 H West Ham U. D 1-1 I-l Smith 18,640
25 A _ Nottingham F. L 0-4 0-1 12,205
31. A Tottenham H. L 0-1 0O- 32,548
Apr 1 H Manchester U. L223) (1s3 Barry, Graham 37,901
4 H_ Everton W 4-1 3-0 Hunt 2 (1 pen), Carr, Chilton 21,853
8 A_ Liverpool jh ES eas | Hunt 50,628
11 A Huddersfield T. W 1-0 0-0 Hunt 11,782
15H Manchester C. D i-1 0-0 Mortimer 34,225
18 H_ Sheffield U. W320) 3-1 Graham, Carr, Machin 19,026
22 A_ Leicester C. L 0-1 0-1 24,254
May 1 H_ Arsenal L 0-1 0-0 23,509
Goalscorers
League (44): Hunt 12 (3 pens), Carr 8, Mortimer 4, St. John 3, Chilton 3, Blockley 2 a pen), Rafferty 2,
Young 2, Graham 2, Joicey 1, Oo’ Rourke 1, McGuire 1, Smith 1, B 1,M
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F.A. Cup Third Round W.B.A. (a) 2-1
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Coventry C. 271 =
60 12 0 Blackburn Bury 174 —
Neil Ramsbottom
Blackpool 12 =
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Chris Cattlin 511 1254 Milnrow Huddersfield T. 59+2 1
Coventry C. 118+3 _—
Michael Coop §11 1094 Leamington Coventry C. 129+7 —
James Holmes 59 117 Dublin Coventry C. 3 —_—
Wilf Smith 510 113 Germany Sheffield W. 206 4
Coventry C. 70 1
Half-backs
Roy Barry 594 124 Edinburgh Hearts 94 8
Dunfermline 94 5
Coventry C. 42+1 1
Jeff Blockley 604 126 Leicester Coventry C. 13342 6
Alan Dugdale 59 119 Kirkby Coventry C. — a
Ernie Machin 584 110 Bolton Coventry C. 2444-2 32
Bob Parker 59 10 12 Coventry Coventry C. 47+2 —_
David Philpotts 5 114 11 7 Bramborough Coventry C. — _
Colin Randall 5 84 110 Skewen Coventry C. — —_—
Forwards
Brian Alderson 57 107 Dundee Coventry C. 17+6 I
Willie Carr 57} 104 Glasgow Coventry C. 17446 20
Leslie Cart wright 5 74 10 10 Aberdare Coventry C, - —-
Chris Chilton 60 137 Hull Hull C. 415 193
Coventry C. 26+1 3
Tan Diamond 56 102 Newcastle Coventry C. — —_—
Michael Ferguson 61 12 3 Newcastle Coventry C. as _
Bobby Graham 5 74 107 Motherwell Liverpool 97+4 31
Coventry C, 13 2
Alan Green 5 54 106 Worcester Coventry C. — —
Ernie Hunt 57 120 Swindon Swindon T. 214 81
Everton 1242 3
Coventry C. 13143 43
Michael McGuire 58 100 Blackpool Coventry C. 23+11 1
Dennis Mortimer 510 115 Liverpool Coventry C. 56+14 4
Bill Rafferty 5104 107 Glasgow Coventry C. 23 ai
Trevor Smith 56 109 Birmingham Coventry C. — —
John Stevenson 5 53} 105 Eddingstone Coventry C. — —_—
Quintin Young 58 110 Ayr U. 67 9
Coventry C. 21 2
Free Transfers: Glenn Burdett ;[van Crossley; Michael Goodbourn; Ian St. John; Geoffrey Strong.
Club Colours; Sky blue shirts, navy and white facings, sky blue shorts, dark blue stockings.
Change Colours; Green and black striped shirts, black shorts.
Team Captain: Jeff Blockley.
Club Captain: Roy Barry.
First Team Trainer|Coach: Bill Asprey.
Club Nickname: ‘Sky Blues’.
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CREWE ALEXANDRA DIV. 4
President: The Mayor of Crewe.

Chairman: N. Rowlinson.
Directors: H. Harrison, J. McHugh, K. Potts, D. Irving, J. Linsey.
Player|Coach: Jimmy Melia.
Sec-Manager: E. Tagg. Year Formed: 1876.
Honours: Football League: Promotion from Division 4 to Division

3, 1962-63 (3rd); 1967-68 (4th). Best Place in Division 2, 10th,
1892-93. F.A. Cup, Best Season: Semi-Finalists: 1888. Football
League Cup, Best Season: Never past 3rd Rd.
Record Victory: 8-0 v Rotherham U., Record Transfer Fee Received: £20,000 from
Division 3(N), Oct. Ist, 1932. Stoke C. for John Mahoney, Mar. 1967.
Record Defeat: 2-13 v Tottenham H., F.A. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £5,000 for Gordon
Cup, 4th Rd. Replay, Feb. 3rd, 1960. Wallace to Liverpool, Oct. 1967.
Most League Points: 59, Division 4, 1962-63. Managers Since the War: George Lillycrop,
Most League Goals: 95, Division 3(N), Frank Hill, Arthur Turner, Harry Cat-
1931-32. terick, Ralph Ward, Maurice Lindley,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Terry Harry Ware, Jimmy McGuigan, Ernie
Harkin, 34, Division 4, 1964-65. Tagg, Dennis Viollet.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Bert Address of Supporters Club: Registered
Swindells, 126, 1928-37. Office, Crewe Alexandra, Supporter’s
Most Capped Player: W. Lewis, 12 (30), Association, 131 Edleston Road, Crewe,
Wales. Cheshire.
Most League Appearances: Peter Leigh, 430, Address of Club Shop or Boutique: 131
1963-1972. Edleston Road, Crewe.
How to get there: Ground situated five minutes’ walk from Crewe Railway Station.
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Cattle Market
Football Ground, Gresty Rd., Crewe. Telephone Crewe 3014. Telegraphic address: ‘Alex
Football Crewe’. Ground capacity: 16,000. Record attendance: 20,000 v Tottenham H.
F.A. Cup 4th Rd., January 30, 1960. Record receipts: £3,377 v Coventry C., F.A. Cup 4th
Rd., February 12, 1966.
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H/ Time
Date
Aug 14 H_ Stockport Co. W 3-1 3-1 Morrissey 2, East 35,7k0
ot A Barrow Bi «AD Bowles 2,387
28 H_ Scunthorpe U. L 0-2 0-0 2,800
Sept 1 H_ Lincoln C. W 3-1 1-1 Bowles (pen), Bradshaw 2 255i
4 A Cambridge U. 2-3) 28 Wallace, Bowles 3,909
11 HH Gillingham EO) 1021 2575
17> A \ Colchester U- L 2-4 1-1 East, Morrissey 6,133
25 H_ Reading W 2-0 0-0 Bradshaw, East 2,300
29 » Wi Doneaster RK, L 0-1 0-1 227
Oct eae Awe Exeter Ge L 1-3. 0-0 Bradshaw 3,962
9 H_ Workington D 0-0 0-0 1,954
15 A_ Stockport Co. Bat-3e tei East 2,236
19°" AD Grimsby T. W 3-2~—‘1-1 Bowles 2, Gater 11,010
23 4H Bury D 0-0 0-0 2,581
30 A Peterborough U. heO52 posh 4,490
Nov 6 H_ Southport W 2-1 = 2-0 Tewley, Womble 2,940
12. A Northampton T. Eek-4 wis) East 5,229
27 A Hartlepool L 0-1 0-0 2,576
Dec 4 4H Chester W 3-1_—«:1-0 Tewley 2, East 2,671
18 H Cambridge U. D t-17 40-1 Gater 1,868
27 A Brentford L 0-1 0-0 18,240
Jani) 1 | Ee Colchester U; L 2-4 1-1 Bradshaw, East 1,992;
8 A Scunthorpe U. L 0-2 0-2 4,323
15 H_ Southend U. i 1-2 eeiO=1 East 1,577
21 A Doncaster R. D 0-0 0-0 3,992
29. H_ Grimsby T. OStNnOs! 1,960
Feb 5 H_ Darlington D i-1 =O-1 Conlon 1,581
125 A) Bury. L 0-2 0-2 3,502
19 H__ Peterborough U. W 2-0 1-0 Tewley, Nicholl 1,620
26 A Southport L 2-4 1-2 Tewley 2 (1pen) 2,321
Mar 4 H_ Northampton T. L 0-1 0-0 1,552
11 A Workington a OS) 1,879
13. A Southend U. L 1-4 0-2 Nicholl 8,121
18 H_ Barrow W 1-0 1-0 Tewley 1,457
25 A Gillingham L 1-2 0-1 Wain 3,733
31) Tei ExeterCy LO-l O01 2,355
Apr 1 H_ Brentford W 2-1 2-0 Nicholl, Humphreys 2,072
3. A Reading L 0-1 0-0 4,740
8 A Darlington D 1-1 0-1 Humphreys 1,611
12 A Aldershot D0-0 00 _ 3027-2 5
15H __ Hartlepool L i-2 1-1 Riley 1,686
18 A Newport Co. L 0-2 0-1 2,958
22. A Chester D 0-0 0-0 2,608
26 A__ Lincoln C. D 0-0 0-0 4,064
29 H_ Aldershot W2-1 0-0 _ Tewley (pen), Riley 1,256
May 3 H Newport Co. Eso Ss 0s1 Tewley 1,028
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League (43): Tewley 9, East 8, Bowles 5, Bradshaw 5, Morrissey 3, Nicholl 3, Gater 2, H
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position Wt. Birthplace Clubs Appearances Goals
Goalkeepers
Full-backs
Tommy Lowry 103 Liverpool Liverpool 1 _
Crewe A. 222+1 1
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Roy Gater 110 Stoke on Port Vale 7 —
Trent Bournemouth 216 3
Crewe A. 147 5
Hughen Riley 10 6 Accrington Rochdale 81+12 12
Crewe A. 24 2
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Alan Bradshaw 1010 Blackburn Blackburn R. 11 2
Crewe A. 249+2 47
Gerry Humphreys 11 4 Llandudno Everton 12 2
C. Palace 4+7 —_
Crewe A. 21 2
Terry Nicholl 59 108 Wilmslow Crewe A. 19 3
Alan Tewley 57 105 Leicester Leicester C. 15+1 5
Bradford P.A. 28 4
Crewe A. 57+6 11
Free Transfers: Ernest Adams; Ronald Bird; Keith East; Peter Higgins; Peter Leigh; Douglas Rosser;
Allan Summerhill; Neil Turner.
Club Colours: Red shirts, white shorts, black stockings, red and white tops,
Change Colours: White shirts, black shorts, white stockings,
Club Trainer|Coach: Joe Maloney.
Club Nickname: ‘The Railwaymen’,
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Chairman: A. J. Wait.
Directors: V. A. Ercolani, E. J. Swann, S. W. Taylor, C. R.
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Manager: Bert Head.
Secretary: C. D. Hassell.
Turned Professional: 1905. dl “4 i
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Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 1: 18th

1970-71. Division 2, Runners-up: 1968-69. Division 3,
Runners-up: 1963-64. Division 3, Champions: 1920-21; CRYSTAL PALACE F.C,
Runners-up: Division 3(S), 1928-29, 1930-31, 1938-39. EX a)
Division 4, Runners-up: 1960-61. F.A. Cup, Best Season:
4th Rd. (last eight), 1906-07;
6th Rd., 1964-65. Football League Cup: 5th Rd., 1968-69, 1970-71.
Record Victory: 9-0 v Barrow, Division 4,
Oct. 10th, 1959. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £140,000 to
Record Defeat: 4-11 v Manchester C., F.A. Chelsea for Alan Birchenall and Bobby
Cup, 5th Rd., Feb. 20th, 1926. Tambling, June 1970 (combined fee).
Most League Points: 64, Division 4, 1960-61. Managers Since the War: George Irwin, Jack
Most League Goals: 110, Division 4, 1960-61. Butler, Ronnie Rooke, Fred Dawes,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Peter Simp- Charlie Slade, Laurie Scott, Cyril Spiers,
son, 46, Division 3(S), 1930-31. George Smith, Arthur Rowe, Dick
Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Peter Simp- Graham.
son, 154, 1930-36. Address of Supporters Club: Social Hall,
Most Capped Player: J.T. Jones, 5(15), Wales. Supporters Club, Selhurst Park, S.E.25,
Most League Appearances: Terry Long, 432, 6PU.
1956-69. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Social
Record Transfer Fee Received: £150,000 Hall and in Arthur Wait Stand; Programme
from Chelsea for Steve Kember, Sept. 1971. Shop in Old Stand.
How to get there: Nearest Railway Station, Thornton Heath (ten minutes’ walk) or Selhurst
(five minutes), Norwood Junction (seven minutes’ walk). Buses 68, 75, 154, 157, 12 (to Norwood
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CRYSTAL PALACE 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
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W2-0 1-0 Tambling, Taylor 25,281
Aug 14. H_ Newcastle U.
L 0-4 0-3 27,103
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25 H_ Everton W 2-1 1-0 Jenkins, Scott 25,594
Oct 2 A _ Leicester C. D 0-0 0-0 28,493
9 H W.B.A. L 0-2 0-1 22,399
16 A _ Newcastle U. W 2-1 1-0 Tambling 2 20,510
22 A Coventry C. D 1-1 1-0 Tambling 20,801
30 H West Ham U. L 0-3 0-2 41,540
Nov 6 A_ Derby Co. 0-32 0-1 30,380
13. H_ Ipswich T. D 1-1_~—=‘1-1 Wallace 18,462
20 H Chelsea |© se x ial1 Hughes, Queen 34,657
27 A Arsenal L 1-2 0-2 Craven 32,461
Dec 4 H_ Sheffield U. W 5-1 =3-0 Taylor, Hughes 2, Queen, McCormick 20,176
11 A Huddersfield T. Wi1-0 1-0 Tambling 11,692
1S Ee eeds U;, D 1-1 0-1 Craven 31,456
27 A Southampton L 0-1 0-0 28,310
Jan 1! H_ Tottenham H. Di1-!1 0-0 Queen 35,841
8 A Nottingham F. W 1-0 1-0 Wallace 19,033
22H Manchester C. L122 Tambling 31,480
29 A_ Liverpool L 1-4 0-1 Wall 39,538
Feb 12 H Coventry C. D 2-2 1-2 Craven, Queen 19,339
19 A West Ham U. D 1-1 0-0 Payne 28,209
Mar 4 A __ Ipswich T. W 2-0 2-0 Wallace, Tambling U222
AS WBA: Di-1_ 0-1 Craven 17,217
18 H Wolverhampton W.L 0-2 0-1 24,823
21 A Everton D 0-0 0-0 27,929
25 A Manchester U. L 0-4 0-2 41,550
28 H_ Derby Co. L 0-1 0-1 21,158
Apr 1 H Southampton L 2-3 1-1 Craven, Kellard (pen) 23,776
3 H_ Leicester C. D 1-1 0-0 Craven 23,736
8 A Chelsea L 1-2 0-1 Blyth 34,105
11 H_ Arsenal D 2-2. 1-2 Kellard (pen), Craven 34,384
22 A_ Sheffield U. L 0-1 0-0 23,250
26. Hy Stoke C. W 2-0 0-0 Kellard (pen), Queen 24,550
29 H_ Huddersfield T. D 0-0 0-0 18,120
Goalscorers
League (39): Tambling 8, Craven 7, Queen 5, Wallace 3, Hughes 3, Kellard 3 (3 pens), Taylor 2, Blyth 2,
Birchenall 1, Jenkins 1, Scott 1, McCormick 1, Wall 1, Pa 1
League Cup (4): Craven, Queen, Tambling, Taylor. So hase
F.A. Cup (4): Tambling 2, Wallace 2.
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Goalkeepers
60 127 Nottingham C, Palace — —_—
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62 132 London C, Palace 303 _
John Jackson
60 138 Dover C. Palace a —
Garry Towse
Full-backs
511 124 Shrewsbury Shrewsbury T. 18 —
Peter Wall
Wrexham 15+7 =
Liverpool 31 =
C. Palace 72+4 7
Half-backs
Bobby Bell 60 11 11 Cambridge Tottenham H. —_— —
Ipswich T. 32 1
Blackburn R. —— —
C. Palace 10 —
Norwich C. (on loan) a —_
Mel Blyth 61 1111 Norwich Scunthorpe VU. 27 =)
C. Palace 14143 di
Bob Goldthorpe 6 OF Osterley C. Palace 1 —
Sam Goodwin 61 12 0 Tarbolton Airdrieonians not known
C. Palace 18+7 —
David Mann 58 11 8} Greenwich C. Palace — _—
John McCormick 61 1113 Glasgow Third Lanark 104 _—
Aberdeen 28 _—
C. Palace 179 6
Jim Oliver C. Palace 1 —
David Payne 59 10 13 Croydon C. Palace 24242 9
Forwards
John Craven 5 113 13 12 St. Annes Blackpool 15449 24
C, Palace 33. 7
Martin Hinshelwood 5 104 12 2 Reading C, Palace — —
John Hughes 61 14 2 Coatbridge Celtic 255+2 114
C. Palace 10 3
Ross Jenkins 62 122 Kensington C, Palace 4 1
Bobby Kellard 5 54 11 11 Edmonton Southend U, 88 13
C. Palace 76 6
Ipswich T. 13 3
Portsmouth 91 8
Bristol C, iM 6
Leicester C, 48 8
C. Palace 32 3
Brian Key 5 114 12 10 Enfield C, Palace —_— —
Alan Pinkney 510 126 Battersea Exeter C. 2 _—
C. Palace 242 —
Gerry Queen 60 111 Glasgow St. Mirren 63 10
Kilmarnock 94 29
C. Palace 97+5 23
Bobby Tambling 59 1111 Storrington Chelsea 298+ 4 164
C. Palace 62 12
Tony Taylor 59 117 Glasgow Morton 20+2 i
C. Palace 132+3 “i
Graham Thomas 58 98 _ Eastbourne C. Palace == =
Willie Wallace 5 11 12 64 Kirkintilloch Stenhousemuir not known
Raith R, 58 23
Hearts 171 88
Celtic 13446 88
C. Palace 27-+-2 3
Others signed: Roger Maughan (FB); Len Prince (FB); Bill Roffey (FB); Jim Cannon (HB); Andy McBride
(HB); Des McCarthy (HB); Michael Parker (HB); Harry Watson (HB); Nick Chatterton (F); Vic
Pain (F); Mark Lindsay (F); Keith Walley (F); Graham Norris (F).
Free Transfers: John Loughlan; Stephen Wooldridge.
Club Colours; White shirt with two inch wide claret and blue stripes down front and back, white
shorts,
claret and blue stockings, Coach:
Change Colours: Various. First Team Trainer: Jim Langley.
Club Captain: Bobby Kellard. Club Nickname: ‘The Glaziers’,
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DARLINGTON DIV. 4
Chairman: George A. Tait.

Directors: E. Blakeborough, M.B.E., F. T. Walker,
R. R. Deacon, T. A. Jacks, J. A. Bird, W. Nicholson,
E. Brown, E. Ord.
Manager: Alan Jones. Secretary: Andrew W. Rowell.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position: 15th,
Division 2, 1925-26. Division 3(N), Champions: 1924—
25; Runners-up: 1921-22. Division 4, Runners-up:
1965-66. F.A. Cup, Best Season: 3rd Rd., 1910-11;
Sth Rd., 1957-58. Football League Cup, Best Season:
Sth Rd., 1967-68.
Record Victory: 9-2 v Lincoln C., Division 3
(N), Jan. 7, 1928.
Record Defeat: 0-10 v Doncaster R., Division
4, Jan. 25th, 1964. divulged): Jim Lawton from Swindon,
Most League Points: 59, Division 4, 1965-66. Sept. 1965; Brian Conlon from Millwall,
Most League Goals: 108, Division 3(N), Nov. 1967.
1929-30. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £6,000 to New-
Highest League Scorer in Season: Doug. castle U. for Bobby Cummings, Oct. 1965.
Brown, 39, Division 3(N), 1924-25. Managers Since the War: Bill Forrest,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: George Irwin, Bob Gurney, Dick Duck-
Doug. Brown, 74, 1923-26. worth, Eddie Carr, Lol Morgan, Jimmy
Most Capped Player: None. Greenhalgh, Ray Yeoman, Len Richley,
Most League Appearances: Ron Greener, 442, Frank Brennan, Ken Hale.
1955-68. Address of Supporters Club: Same as Foot-
Record Transfer Fee Received: (no fees ball Club.
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Record attendance: 21,023 v Bolton W., League Cup 3rd Rd., November 14, 1960. Record
receipts: £4,195 v Arsenal, F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 9, 1965.
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Aug 20 A _ Southend U. L 0-3 0-2 6,360

28 H_ Brentford D0-0 0-0 2,514
30 A Hartlepool W 3-2.—2-2 Harding 2, Graham 7,164
Sept 4 A_ Reading i, 0-202 5,336
11 H Colchester U. W 2-0 0-0 Harding, Gauden 2,683
18 A Cambridge U. L 0-6 0-2 4,561
25 H Newport Co. D0-0 0-0 2,254
Dima BBuey: D 0-0 0-0 2,160
Oct 2 A_ Scunthorpe U. L 1-3. 0-1 Hale 5,321
9 H_ Stockport Co. E, 1-25 Gi-1 Hale (pen) 2,022
16 A Gillingham L 2-4 1-0 Harding, Gauden 4,625
18 A Peterborough U. W 3-1 1-1 Gauden, Peddelty, Harding 4,350
23 A Aldershot L 0-3 0-0 4,445
30 H_ Chester Di1-1 0-0 Harding 2,012
Nov 6 A_ Doncaster R. L 0-4 0-3 4,297
13. H Grimsby T. W 3-2 «2-1 Hale (pen), Graham, Gauden 2,284
D/A Lincoln G: D 3-3. 2-0 Graham 3 2,520
Dec 4 A_ Southport L 1-2 0-0 Harding 2,678
18 H _ Reading Wi1-0 1-0 Graham 2,513
27 A Workington D 0-0 0-0 3,546
Jan, 1 H Cambridge U. W 2-1 2-0 Hale (pen), Gauden 3,198
8 <A Brentford L 2-6 1-1 Gauden, Lees 10,580
15 H ExeterC. W 2-1 1-1 Harding, Graham pS bey
22 A Bury |Oa ee Graham, Gauden 4,129
29 H_ Peterborough U. Di-1 0-1 Harding 2,065
Feb 5 A Crewe D i-1 1-0 Graham 1,581
12 H_ Aldershot W 4-2 2-1 Graham 2, Sinclair 2 2,151
19 A Chester L 1-2 0-0 Sproates 2,053
26 H _ Doncaster R. W441 2-1 Hale, Peverell, Graham, Sinclair 2,330
Mar 4 A_ Grimsby T. L 0-2 0-1 10,388
10 A_ Stockport Co. L 1-2 0-1 Harding 1,840
15) A. Exeter ‘C: L 0-3 0-3 3,497
18 H Southend VU. 2-3. &] Graham, Harding 2,280
20 H _ Northampton T. W 5-2~—s 1-1 Graham 2, Harding, Carr, Hale 2,055
24 A _ Colchester U. L 3-4 1-2 Graham 2, Barker 3,869
27 H_ Barrow L 0-1 0-1 2,002
31 H _ Scunthorpe U. L 0-1 0-1 2,960
Apr 1! H_ Workington W 4-0 3-0 Harding 2, Lees, Barker 1,708
4 A _ Newport Co. L 0-4 0-1 3,196
8 H_ Crewe Alex. D 1-1 1-0 Sinclair 1,611
15 A_ Lincoln C. W 1-0 0-0 Graham 9,555
17 A Barrow W 4-0 2-0 Peverell, Sinclair, Graham, Harding 2,190
22 H_ Southport D 0-0 0-0 2,103
24 H_ Hartlepool L 1-2 1-0 _ Sinclair 8,809
29. A Northampton T. W 2-1 0-0 ~~ Sinclair 2 2,658
May 1 H_ Gillingham D 0-0 0-0 2,250
Goalscorers
League (64): Graham 19, Harding 15, Sinclair 8, Gauden 7, Hale 6, Barker 2, Lees 2, Peverell 2, Carr 1,
Peddelty 1, Sproates 1.
F.A. Cup (2): Peddelty. Sproates.
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Darlington 131+1 3
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Geoffrey Barker 60 120 Hull Hull C. 29+41 2
Southend U, (on loan) 25 —
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Ken Hale 57 110 Blyth Newcastle U. 30 15
Coventry C. 98+1 26
Oxford U. 64 13
Darlington 173 25
Alan Harding 59 110 Sunderland Darlington 98+3 33
Paul Hutchinson Darlington 0+1 _
Norman Lees 59 110 Newcastle Hull C, 4+1 —
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Colin Sinclair § 10 112 Edinburgh Raith R. 65+4 14
Darlington 24+1 8
John Wilson Darlington 5+1 _
Free Transfer: Maurice Peddelty.
Club Colours: White shirts, white shorts, white stockings.

Change Colours: Red shirts, white shorts and stockings.
Club Captain: Ken Hale,
First Team Trainer/Coach: Frank Brennan.
Club Nickname: ‘The Quakers’.
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President: Sir Robertson King, K.B.E.
Chairman: Sam Longson.
Directors: M. Keeling, W. Rudd, S. S. Bradley, P. B.
Walters, F. W. Innes.
Manager: Brian Clough. Ass-Manager: Peter Taylor.
Secretary: A. S. Webb. Coach: Jimmy Gordon.
Former Grounds: 1884-95, Racecourse Ground; 1895,
Baseball Ground.
Honours: Football League: Division 1, Champions: 1971-72; >
Runners-up: 1895-96, 1929-30, 1935-36. Division 2,
Champions: 1911-12, 1914-15, 1968-69; Runners-up:
1925-26. Division 3(N), Champions: 1956-57; Runners-up:
1955-56. F.A. Cup, Winners: 1945-46; Runners-up: 1897-
98, 1898-99, 1902-03. Football League Cup,
Best Season: Semi-Final, 1967-68.
Record Victory: 9-0 vy Wolverhampton W., Most League Appearances: Jack Parry, 478,
Division 1, Jan. 10th, 1891 and v Sheffield 1949-66.
W., Division 1, Jan. 21st, 1899. Most Capped Player: Sammy Crooks, 26,
Record Defeat: 2-11 v Everton, Ist Rd., F.A. England.
Cup, 1889-90. Record Transfer Fee Received: £40,000 from
Most League Points: 63, Division 2, 1968-69 Leicester C. for Willie Carlin, Oct. 1970.
and 63, Division 3(N), 1965-66, 1966-67. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £170,000 to
Most League Goals; 111, Division 3(N), Sunderland for Colin Todd, Feb. 1971.
1956-57. Managers Since the War: Stuart McMillan,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Jack Jack Barker, Harry Storer, Tim Ward.
Bowers, 37, Division 1, 1930-31 and Ray Address of Supporters Club: 55a Osmaston
Straw, 37, Division 3(N), 1956-57. Road, Derby.
Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Steve Address of Club Shop or Boutique: The Rams
Bloomer, 291, 1892-1906 and 1910-14. Club, 55 Osmaston Road, Derby DE1 2JH.
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graphic address: ‘Football Derby’. Ground capacity: 40,500 (38,000 covered, 13,250 seats).
Record attendance: 41,826 v Tottenham H., Division 1, September 20, 1969. Record receipts:
£19,712 v Derby County F.A. Cup 4th Rd., February 5, 1971.
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H/Time
D 2-2 0-2 Hector, Wignall 35,886
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West Ham U. W 2-0 2-0 O’Hare, Wignall 30,683
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31 A _ Ipswich T. D 0-0 0-0 18,695
Sept 4 A_ Everton W 2-0 1-0 Hector, Wignall 41,024
11 H _ StokeC. W4-0 2-0 Todd, O’Hare, Hinton, Gemmill 32,545
18 A Chelsea D 1-1 1-0 McFarland 42,872
D5) EH WeBsAC D 0-0 0-0 30,628
Oct 2 A Newcastle U. W1-0 0-0 Hinton 32,040
9 H_ Tottenham H. D 2-2. 0-0 Todd, McFarland 35,774
16 A Manchester U. L 0-1 0-0 53,400
23 H Arsenal W 2-1 2-1 O’Hare, Hinton (pen) 36,480
30 A _ Nottingham F. W 2-0 0-0 Hinton (pen), Robson 37,710
Nov 6 H_ C. Palace W 3-0 (1-0 Bell (og), Wignall, Hector 30,388
13. A Wolverhampton W. L 1-2 1-1 O’Hare 32,957
20 H_ Sheffield U. W 3-0 (2-0 Hector, Hinton (2 pens) 35,326
27 A Huddersfield T. ia PE) McGovern 15,329
Dec 4 H Manchester C. W 3-1 = 3-0 Hinton (pen), Webster, Durban 35,354
11 A_ Liverpool L 2-3 1-2 O’Hare 2 44,601
18 H_ Everton W2-0 0-0 Hinton 2 27,895
Zine Ay seeds UU. L 03 0-2 44,214
Jan 1 H Chelsea W 1-0 | Gemmill 33,633
8 A Southampton W 2-1 O’Hare, Durban 19,321
22 A West Ham U. D 3-3 - Hinton, Durban, Hector 31,041
29 H Coventry C. W 1-0 0-0 Robson 29,385
Feb 12 A_ Arsenal L 0-2 0-1 52,055
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19 H Nottingham F. | W4-0 2-0 31,801
Mar 4 H Wolverhampton W. W 2-1 0-1 Hinton (pen), McFarland +~«<323«,456~=SO™”™S
11 A Tottenham H. W 1-0 0-0 Hinton (pen) 36,310
18 H_ Leicester C. W 3-0 (1-0 O’Hare, Durban, Hector 34,019
22 #H__ Ipswich T. Wi1-0 1-0 Hector 26,738
25 A Stoke C. Di-1 0-0 Durban 33,592
A C. Palace W 1-0 Walker 21,158
Apr 1 H_ Leeds U. W 2-0 1-0 O’Hare, Hunter (og) 39,450
3H Newcastle U. L 0-1 0-0 38,119
5 A W.B.A. D 0-0 0-0 32,344
8 A _ Sheffield U. W 4-0 2-0 Gemmill, Hector, Durban, O’Hare 38,212
15 H _ Huddersfield T. W 3-0 2-0 McFarland, Hector, O’Hare 31,414
22 A Manchester C. L 0-2 0-1 55,026
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League (69): Hinton 15 (8 pens), O’Hare 13, Hector 12, Durban 6, Wignall 5, McFarl.
Gemmill 3, Todd 2, Robson 2, Webster 1, Walker 1 Own Goal 2. ais eS Poovens:
F.A. Cup (10): Durban 4, Hector s Hinton 25 Robson.
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F.A. Cup Third Round Shrewsbury T. (h) 2-0
Fourth Round Notts. Co. (h) 6-0
Fifth Round Arsenal (h) 2-2
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Colin Boulton 5104 126 Cheltenham Derby Co. 86 —
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Peter Daniel 510 112 Stanley Derby Co. 89+2 —_
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John Robson 574 92 Consett Derby Co. 160+1 3
Ron Webster 583 110 Belper Derby Co. 338 6
Half-backs
Tony Bailey Derby Co. 1 —
Alan Durban 59 108 Port Talbot Cardiff C. a2 9
Derby Co. 325+3 90
Terry Hennessey 60 115 Llay Birmingham C, 178 3
Nottingham F. 160 5
Derby Co. 41+1 2
Roy McFarland 5114 112 Liverpool Tranmere R. 35 —
Derby Co. 193 22
Tony Parry 58 108 Burton Hartlepool 181+7 5
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Colin Todd 59 115 Chester le Sunderland 170+3 3
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Jeff Bourne 59 115 Linton Derby Co, 1 —_—
Barry Butlin 5114 104 Roslington Notts Co. 30+1 13
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Roger Davies Worcester C, not known
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Archie Gemmill BS) 112 Paisley St. Mirren 65+2 9
Preston N.E. 9349 13
Derby Co. 71 6
Kevin Hector 58 109 Leeds Bradford P.A. 176 113
Derby Co, 237 88
Alan Hinton 511 1112 Wednesbury Wolverhampton W, 75 29
Nottingham F. 108+ 4 24
Derby Co. 180+ 1 44
John McGovern $10 1013 Montrose Hartlepool 69+3 5
Derby Co. 12144 13
John O’Hare 584 117 Renton Sunderland on{ 14
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Jim Walker ae) 10 10 Northwich Derby Co. 30+5 2
Club Colours: White shirts, black shorts, black and white stockings.
Change Colours: All blue.
Club Captain: Roy McFarland.
First Team Trainer: Jimmy Gordon,
Club Nickname: ‘The Rams’,
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DONCASTER ROVERS
President: J.S. Garnham. Vice-President: J. C. Morris.
Chairman: Ben Bailey. IIDONG alee,
Directors: H. Bates, K. Jackson, B. Raynor, J.P., A. Phillips,
T. R. Jones.
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Manager: Maurice Setters.
General Manager/Secretary: T. Garnett.
Limited Company: 1905 and 1920.
Previous Grounds: 1880-1916, Intake Ground; 1920-22, Benet-
thorpe Ground; 1922, Low Pasture, Belle Vue.
Honours: Football League, Highest Division 2, Position: 7th,
1901-02. Division 3(N), Champions: 1934-35, 1946-47, 1949-50;
Runners-up: 1937-38, 1938-39. Division 4, Champions: 1965-
66, 1968-69. F.A. Cup, Best Season: Sth Rd., 1951-52, 1953-54,
1954-55, 1955-56. Football League Cup,
Best Season: Never past 3rd Rd. 1925-36.
Record Victory: 10-0 vy Darlington, Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £23,000 from
4, Jan. 25th, 1964. Manchester U. for Harry Gregg, Dec. 1957.
Record Defeat: 0-12 vy Small Heath, Division Record Transfer Fee Paid: £10,000 to Stoke C.
2, Apr. 11th, 1903. for John Flowers, Aug. 1966.
Most League Points: 72, Division 3(N), Managers Since the War: Bill Marsden,
1946-47 (record any Division). Jackie Bestall, Peter Doherty, Jack
Most League Goals: 123, Division 3(N), Hodgson, Syd Byecroft, Jack Crayston,
1946-47. Jackie Bestall, Norman Curtis, Danny
Highest League Scorer in Season: Clarrie Malloy, Oscar Hold, Bill Leivers, Keith
Jordan, 42, Division 3(N), 1946-47. Kettleborough, George Raynor, Lawrie
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Tom McMenemy.
Keetley, 178, 1923-29. Address of Supporters Club: Secretary, K. J.
Most Capped Player: Bobby Graham, 14, Avis, 64 Harrowden Road, Doncaster.
Treland. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: On
Most League Appearances: Fred Emery, 406, ground.
How to get there: Buses from town centre (Duke Street) - Hyde Park and Cantkey Estate
services. Doncaster Railway Station near town centre.
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Doncaster’. Ground capacity: 44,382. Record attendance: 37,149 vy Hull C., Division 3(N),
October 2, 1948. Record receipts: £5,023 v Burnley, League Cup 2nd Rd., September 22,
1965.
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H/Time
Aug 14. H_ Newport Co. W 42~=«+1-1 Watson, Branfoot, Briggs 2 4,797
21 A Workington L 0-2 0-0 2,389
28 H_ Barrow L 0-1 0-1 3,696
31 A Grimsby T. L 1-3 1-3. Rabjohn 10,236
Sept 4 A Scunthorpe U. D 0-0 0-0 5,047
11 4H ExeterC. W2-1 2-0 Briggs (pen), Watson 3,616
17. A_ Stockport Co. W 2-1 0-1 McMillan (og), Briggs 2,894
25 H_ Southend U. L 0-2 0-1 3,884
29 A Crewe Alex. W 1-0 1-0 Gilchrist 2274
Oct 2 A_ Géillingham L 0-2 0-1 4,899
9 H Cambridge U. D 1-1 =+1-0 Briggs 3,521
16 A Newport Co. W 3-1 2-1 Elwiss 2, Gilchrist 2,720
19 Hi Lincoin’iC; W 2-0 0-0 Branfoot, Elwiss 5,272
22 H Northampton T. D 1-1 =+=1-0 Elwiss 5,988
30 A _ Southport L 0-3 0-0 4,595
Nov 6 H_ Darlington W 40 3-0 Gilchrist, Haselden 2, Wilcockson 4,297
13 A _ Hartlepool D 0-0 0-0 2,129
27 A Chester Dt1-1 0-1 Elwiss 2,716
Dec 4 H_ Peterborough U. W 3-2. ‘I1-1 Elwiss, Briggs 2 3,258
18 H_ Scunthorpe U. L 0-2 0-1 5,534
27 A Reading LL. 9238 2 Watson 6,972
Jan 1 H_ Stockport Co. Ds2-2.6 251 Gilchrist 2 3,241
8 A Barrow W 2-1 1-0 Gilchrist 2 1,806
15” Hi Golchester’U- W 2-0 1-0 Elwiss, Haselden 3,047
21 H_ Crewe Alex. D 0-0 0-0 35992
29. A Lincoln C. L 0-2 0-2 7,568
Feb 5 H_ Aldershot W 2-1 ‘1-0 Elwiss, Usher 2,703
12. A Northampton T. D 1-1 1-0 Elwiss 3,565
19 H_ Southport W 2-1 ‘1-1 Elwiss 2 3,531
26 A Darlington L 1-4 1-2 Irvine 2,330
Mar 4 H_ Hartlepool W 2-1 1-0 Irvine (pen), Gilchrist 2,571
11 A Cambridge U. D 1-1 +1-0 _ Irvine 3,307
13. A Colchester U. W 2-1 2-0 Irvine, Elwiss 5,004
18 H Workington D 0-0 0-0 4,214
21. H_ Brentford L 0-3 0-2 5,286
25 A _ Exeter C. L 0-1 0-1 3,370
31. A Southend U. E152. 0-3 Kitchen 15,814
Apr 1 H_ Reading D 1-1_—‘1-1 Robertson 2,875
4 H_= Gillingham Dist Elwiss 2,769
8 A Aldershot L 0-3 0-3 2152
11 A Bury D 3-3 0-1 Irvine, Watson, Elwiss 4,141
15 H_ Chester D 0-0 0-0 2,370
17. A_ Brentford L 1-2: 02 Watson 13,460
22 <A_ Peterborough U. L 0-2 0-1 4,727
25 H_ Grimsby T. W 2-1 0-1 Watson, Briggs 12,320
29) HigiBuary: W 4-1 (2-0 Usher, Watson, Haselden, Elwiss 2,126
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League Cup (3): Branfoot, Irvine, Watson.
F.A,. Cup (1): Uzelac.
League Cup First Round Grimsby T. (a) 3-4

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Ikeepers
Sa oe 60 110 Bath Bournemouth 2 —
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Mansfield T. (on loan) 4 —
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60 120 Barrow Doncaster R. 88 —
Glenn Johnson
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lan Branfoot 510 122 Gateshead Sheffield W. 33+3 —
Doncaster R. 112 3
Harold Wilcockson 5114 126 Sheffield Rotherham U. 108 3
Doncaster R. 75 3
Sheffield W. 40 1
Doncaster R. 35 1
Half-backs
Stanley Brookes 5 11 110 Doncaster Doncaster R. 19+1 —
John Haselden 60 120 Doncaster Rotherham U. 97+1 _
Doncaster R. 128+3 10
Mansfield T. (on loan) 4 —
Graham Moore 60 124 Hengoed Cardiff C. 85 23
Chelsea 70 13
Manchester U. 18 4
Charlton Ath. 110 8
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Chris Rabjohn 511 118 Sheffield Rotherham U. 76+2 ci
Doncaster R. 101+16 7}
Steven Uzelac 60 117 Doncaster Doncaster R. 31 —_
Steve Wignall 59 104 Liverpool Doncaster R. — —
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Stephen Briggs Sif) 102 ‘Leeds Leeds U. _ —
Michael Elwiss 5 104 11 3 Doncaster Doncaster R. 35 15
Archie Irvine 55 104 Coatbridge Airdrieonians 24 _
Sheffield W. 25+3 1
Michael Kitchen 584 105 Mexborough Doncaster R. 19+4 7
Brian Usher 511 115 Durham Sunderland 60 5
Sheffield W. SS 2
Doncaster R. 14444 6
Graham Watson 59 107 Doncaster Doncaster R. 148+4 33
Free Transfers; Colin Clish; William Straw; Roy Young.
Club Colours; White shirts with red facings, red shorts and white stockings.
Change Colours: Red shirts with white facings, white shorts with red stripe, white stockings.
Club Captain: Stuart Robertson.
First Team Trainer:
Club Nickname: ‘Rovers’.
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EVERTON DIV. 1
Chairman: G. A. Watts. Directors: J. P. Hacking,
J. Moores, N. W. Coffey, T. H. W. Scott, J. C. Sharp,
A. W. Waterworth, M.A., J.P.
Manager: Harry Catterick.
Secretary: W. Dickinson. Coach: Tommy Casey.
P.R.O.: David Exall (051-525 5263). Year Formed:
1878. Limited Company: 1892.
Former Grounds: 1878, Stanley Park; 1882, Priory
Road; 1884, Anfield Road; 1892, Goodison Park.
Honours: Football League, Division 1, Champions:
1890-91, 1914-15, 1927-28, 1931-32, 1938-39, 1962-
63, 1969-70; Runners-up: 1889-90, 1894-95, 1901-02,
1904-05, 1908-09, 1911-12. Division 2, Champions:
1930-31; Runners-up: 1953-54. F.A. Cup, Winners:
1906, 1933, 1966; Runners-up: 1893, 1897, Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Dixie Dean,
1907, 1968. Football League Cup, Best 349, 1925-37.
Season: 1960-61, 5th Rd. Most League Appearances: Ted Sagar, 465,
European Competitions: European Cup: 1929-53.
1963-64, 1970-71; European Cup Winners Most Capped Player: Alan Ball, 35 (56),
Cup: 1966-67. European Fairs Cup: 1962- England.
63, 1964-65, 1965-66. Record Transfer Fee Received: £220,000 from
Record Victory: 11-2 v Derby Co., F.A. Cup, Arsenal for Alan Ball, Dec. 1971.
1st Rd., 1889-90. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £150,000 to
Record Defeat: 4-10 v Tottenham H., Nottingham F. for Henry Newton (Tom-
Division 1, Oct. 11th, 1958. my Jackson in part exchange) Oct. 1970.
Most League Points: 66, Division 1, 1969-70. Managers Since the War: Theo Kelly, Cliff
Most League Goals: 121, Division 2, 1930-31. Britton, Ian Buchan, John Carey.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Dixie Address of Supporters Club: 38 City Rd.
Dean, 60, 1927-28. Liverpool 4.
How to get there: Corporation buses 19 and 44 from Pierhead, 68 from Old Swan 3, 22, 25 and
500 from South End of the City and 30, 92, 92a, 92b, 93 from City Centre. Nearest Railway
Station, Liverpool Lime Street.
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receipts: £49,648 Brazil v Portugal (World Cup), June 1966.
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Aug 14. A_ Ipswich T. D0-0 0-0 23,784

18 A W.B.A. L 0-2 0-2 29,317
21 H_ Sheffield U. L 0-1 0-0 41,732
24 H_ Chelsea W 2-0 1-0 Harvey 2 38,994
28 A West Ham U. L 0-1 0-0 26,878
31 H Manchester U. Wi-0 1-0 Johnson $2,151
Sept 4 H_ Derby Co. L 0-2 0-1 41,024
11. A Wolverhampton W. D 1-1 0-0 Royle 26,833
18 H_= Arsenal W 2-1 2-1 Johnson, Royle 39,710
25 AGG, Palace L 1-2 0-1 Blyth (og) 25,594
Oct 2 H _ Coventry C. L 1-2 0-1 Lyons 36,867
9 A Manchester C. L 0-1 0-0 33,538
16 H_ Ipswich T. D i-1 1-0 Royle 31,594
23 CAs LeedsiU: yey a: Royle, Ball 34,208
30 H_ Newcastle U. W 1-0 0-0 Ball 38,811
Nov 6 A_ Tottenham H. L 0-3 0-1 40,005
13. H_ Liverpool W 1-0 0-0 Johnson 56,563
20 H Southampton W 8-0 5-0 Johnson 3, Royle 4, Ball 29,018
27. A Leicester C. D 0-0 0-0 29,096
Dec) 4 | HL Stoke:c. D 0-0 0-0 35,469
Dt A Nottingham F. L 0-1 O-1 18,639
18 A Derby Co. L 0-2. 0-0 27,895
27 H_ Huddersfield T. D 2-2 1-1 Scott, Johnson 41,088
Jan 1 A _ Arsenal Di-1 1-0 Kendall 47,031
8 H West Ham U. W 2-1 2-1 Johnson, Harvey 38,482
22) Hew. BAc W 2-1 1-1 Husband, Kendall 36,412
29 A Chelsea L 0-4 0-0 38,558
Feb 12 H_ Leeds U. D 0-0 0-0 45,935
19 A Newcastle U. D 0-0 0-0 29,510
Mar 1 H_ Tottenham H. D 1-1 0-0 Newton, H. 21,601
4 A_ Liverpool L 0-4 0-1 53,922
8 A Manchester U. D 0-0 0-0 38,415
11 H Manchester C. L 1-2 0-2 Lyons 44,646
18 <A _ Sheffield U. D 1-1 1-0 Wright, B. 28,244
21 HC. Palace D 0-0 0-0 27,929
25 H Wolverhampton W. D 2-2 1-1 Lyons, Kendall 29,675
Apr 1 A _ Huddersfield T. D 0-0 0-0 17,265
4 <A Coventry C. L 1-4 0-3 Johnson 21,853
8 A Southampton W 1-0 1-0 Buckley 19,711
15 H_ Leicester C. D 0-0 0-0 33,342
22 A _ Stoke C. D 1-1 0-1 Kendall 16,796
May 2. H_ Nottingham F. D 1-1 1-1 Royle 21,513
Goalscorers
League (37): Johnson 9, Royle 9, Kendall 4 , Harvey 3, Lyons 3, Ball 3, Scott 1, Husband 1, Newton, H. 1,
Wright, B. 1, Buckley 1, Own Goal 1.
League Cup (1): Johnson.
F.A. Cup (7): Whittle 2, Harvey, Hurst, Johnson, Kenyon, Scott.
Leag' ue Cup Second Round Southampton (a) 1-2
FA, Cup Third Round C. Palace (a) 2-2
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Brian Parkinson
61 140 Darfield Blackpool 31 —_—
Gordon West
Everton 331 ae
Keith Williams 510 103 Liverpool Everton —_— —
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Henry Newton 58 114 Nottingham Nottingham F, 282 17
Everton 46 4
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Peter Scott § 94 11 4 Liverpool Everton 28+1 1
Tommy Wright 58 113 Liverpool Everton 277+1 4
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Tan Bacon 57 98 _ Liverpool Everton — —
Mike Bernard 59 10 10 Shrewsbury Stoke C. 124+ 12 6
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Mike Buckley 55 96 £Manchester Everton 6 1
Terry Darracott 59 116 Liverpool Everton 20+1 —
Ronald Goodlass 57 1012 Liverpool Everton = —
Colin Harvey 574 110 Liverpool Everton 274 16
John Hurst 510 115. Blackpool Everton 23447 24
Howard Kendall 584 109 Durham Preston N.E. 104 13
Everton 180+3 17
Roger Kenyon 60 118 Blackpool Everton 83+12 —
Kenneth McNaught 511 110 Kirkcaldy Everton _ —_—
Steve Seargeant 58 110 Liverpool Everton 1 _
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John Connolly 59 107 Glasgow St Johnstone not known
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Jimmy Husband 58 110 Newcastle Everton 149+3 43
David Johnson 510 110. Liverpool Everton 37+1 10
Garry Jones 59 117 Liverpool Everton 6 —
William Kenny 58 102 Liverpool Everton 7+1 —_—
Michael Lyons 60 122 Liverpool Everton 21+5 4
Joe Royle 61 138 Liverpool Everton 189+42 90
John Smith 56 96 _ Liverpool Everton — —
Arthur Styles §$9 110 Liverpool Everton _ —
Alan Whittle Shy) 104 Liverpool Everton 67+1 18
Alan Wilson 59 115 Liverpool Everton 1 —_
Bernie Wright 511 130 Liverpool Walsall 15 2
Everton 7T+1 1
Free Transfers: Frank Darcy; Thomas Finnigan; Keith Newton.
Club Colours: Blue shirts with white collars, white shorts and stockings,
Change Colours: Amber shirts, royal blue shorts.
Club Captain; Howard Kendall.
First Team Trainer: Tommy Casey.
Club Nickname: ‘Toffeemen’ or ‘Blues’.
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EXETER CITY
Chairman: F. E. J. Dart.
Vice-Chairman: L. G. Vallance.
Direciors: J. R. Cowley, W. O. Rice, M.A., A.LB.,
F.R.G.S.
Manager: John Newman. Secretary: R. H. Thomas.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position in Divi-
sion 3: 17th, 1964-65. Promoted from Division 4 to
Division 3, 1963-64 (4th); Division 3(S), Runners-up:
1932-33. F.A, Cup, Best Season: 6th Rd. Replay,
1931. Football League Cup, Best Year: Never
beyond 3rd Rd. Division 3(S) Cup, Winners: 1934.
Record Victory: 8-1 v Coventry C., Division
3(S), Dec. 4th, 1926 and v Aldershot,
Division 3(S), May 4th, 1935.
Record Defeat: 0-9 v Notts. Co., Division 495, 1952-66.
3(S), Oct. 16th, 1948, 0-9 v Northampton, Record Transfer Fee Received: £9,000 from
D3(S), Apl. 12, 1958. Sunderland for Bruce Stuckey, Nov. 1967.
Most League Points: 58, Division 3(S), Record Transfer Fee Paid: £6,000 to Liverpool
1932-33; Division 4, 1963-64. and Cambridge C. (split fee) for Alan
Most League Goals: 88, Division 3({S), Banks, Oct. 1963.
1932-33. Managers Since the War: George Roughton,
Highest League Scorer in Season: FredWhit- Norman Kirkman, Norman Dodgin, Bill
low, 34, Division 3(S), 1932-33. Thompson, Frank Broome, Glen Wilson,
Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Alan Banks, Cyril Spiers, Jack Edwards, Ellis Stuttard,
104, 1963-66, 1967-1972. Jock Basford, Frank Broome.
Most Capped Player: Dermot Curtis, 1 (17), Add. of Supp. Club: Same as Football Club.
Eire. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: The
Most League Appearances: Arnold Mitchell, ‘Near Post’, 2 Blackbury Rd. Exeter.
How to get there: City buses A, D, J and K from city centre to The Fountain, (one minute
walk to the ground). Route D passes both Railway Stations — Exeter St. David’s and Exeter
Central.
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St. James Park, Exeter. Telephone Exeter 54073. Ground capacity: 18,500. Record atten-
dance: 20,984 v Sunderland, F.A. Cup 6th Rd., Replay, March 4, 1931. Record receipts:
£5,872 v Manchester U., F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 4, 1969.
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Date Venue Opponents Result ae Goalscorers Attendance
L 0-4 0-1 2,467
Aug 14 A_ Southport
L 3-4 2-2 Wingate 2, Morrin 4,052
21 H Grimsby T.
D i-1 0-0 Blain 5,886
28 A Northampton T.
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Peterborough U. W 3-2 ~0-0 Parker, Wingate 2 4,125
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¥ 25 A_ Bury L 3-4 1-2 Wingate, Gadston, Binney 2,627
29 A Cambridge U. Wi1-0 0-0 Wingate 4,924
Oct 2 H _ Crewe Alex. W 3-1 0-0 Rowan, Gadston, Banks 3,962
9. A Lincoln Cy L 1-4 1-2 Rowan 5,985
16 H_ Southport L 1-3 1-1 Binney 3,408
20 H_ Gillingham D 1-1 1-1 Wingate 3,656
23 H_ Stockport Co. W 2-0 2-0 Rowan, Morrin 3,545
30 A Reading L 1-3. 1-1 Binney 4.877
Nov 6 H_ Scunthorpe U. W 1-0 1-0 Parker 3,556
12. A Southend U. L 0-3 0-2 10,107
26 A Colchester U. L 0-3 0-2 5,116
Dec 4 H_ Brentford L 0-1 0-0 3,809
18 A _ Peterborough U. D 3-3 0-0 Rowan, Banks 2 5,341
27 H_ Aldershot W 1-0 0-0 Morris 5,144
Jan 1 A_ Chester W 2-1 1-1 Binney 2 3,610
8 H_ Northampton T. Lt 30-2 Binney 4,485
15 A Darlington |FeEr ee Morrin 2127
22 H ~~ Cambridge U. L 3-4 1-2 Morrin, Binney, Jimmy Giles 3,649
29. A Gillingham W 2-0 1-0 Rowan 2 (1 pen) 32755
Feb 5 H Newport Co. W 1-0 0-0 Binney 3.732
12. A Stockport Co. W 40 2-0 Gibson, Parker, Binney, Banks 2,166
19 H_ Reading D 0-0 0-0 4,971
26 A Scunthorpe U. L 0-3 0-2 6,250
Mar 4 H_ Southend U. D0-0 0-0 3,336
11) SE Sincoln CG | asEE S| Rowan (pen) 2,970
15 H_ Darlington W 3-0 3-0 Binney 2, Gadston 3,497
20 A Barrow D 0-0 0-0 2,153
25H Doncaster W 1-0 1-0 Balson 3,370
27 A _ Hartlepool L 0-1 0-1 3,501
31 A Crewe Alex. W i-0 = 1-0 Wingate 25355
Apr 1 A_ Aldershot D 0-0 0-0 2,918
3H _ Bury W 3-2 0-2 Binney 3 4,942
8 A Newport Co. D 0-0 0-0 2,362
15 H_ Colchester U. D 3-3. 1-1 Binney, Rowan, Banks 4,052
19 H_ Hartlepool Wi1-0 0-0 Banks 3,791
22 A_ Brentford L 0-1 0-1 14,520
26 H Workington L 0-2 0-2 3,564
29 H_ Barrow W7-1 1-1 Knox (og), Binney 2, Parker,
Morrin, Neale, Banks 3,050
May 2. A_ Grimsby T. L 0-3 0-1 22,484
Goalscorers
League (61): Binney 17, Wingate 9, Rowan 8, Banks 7, Morrin 5, Parker 4, Gadston 3, Balson 1, Blain 1,
Gibson 1, Jimmy Giles, 1, Morris 1, Neale 1, Own Goal 2.
F.A. Cup (2): Binney, Rowan.
League Cup First Round Bristol R. (h) 0-3

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Ht. Wt. Birthplace Clubs League Appearances Goals
Player and position
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Birmingham Aston Villa
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Exeter C. 105 —
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Rotherham U. 23 2
Carlisle U. 41 1
Exeter C. 267+ 4 14
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Ipswich T. 3 a
Northampton T. (on loan) Ss _
Chester (on loan) _ —
Charlton Ath. (on loan) 3 1
Bristol C, 9 —_
Exeter C. 30 —
Half-backs
Michael Balson §11 1110 Bridport Exeter C. 208+1 4
Jimmy Giles 60 120 Kidlington Swindon T. 12+1 _
Aldershot 81+1 3
Exeter C. 53 1
John Newman §10 1112 Hereford Birmingham C. 53 —
Leicester C. 61 2
Plymouth Arg. 298 9
Exeter C. 9142 1
Graham Parker 57 105 Coventry Aston Villa 16+1 1
Rotherham U. 2 —_—
Lincoln C. 44+1 —
Exeter C. 118+2 6
Forwards
Alan Banks 58 113 Liverpool Liverpool 3 2
Cambridge C. not known
Exeter C. 102 48
Plymouth Arg. 2 _
Exeter C. 153+8 56
Fred Binney 510 117 Plymouth Torquay U. 5+4 1
Exeter C. 17 11
Torquay U. 1943 9
Exeter. C. 77 26
David Gibson 57 104 Winchburgh Hibernian 41 8
Leicester C, 274+6 41
Aston Villa 1643 1
Exeter C. 23 1
Tony Morrin 58 113 Swinton Stockport Co, 27+5 2
Barrow 9743 6
ExeteriC, 31 5
John Neale 58 116 Barnstaple Exeter C. 242 1
Barry Rowan 58% 110 Co. Durham Millwall 71 14
Colchester U. 2 _
Reading 1 _
Plymouth Arg, 10 1
Exeter C. 72+3 14
Tony Scott 58 108 St Neots West Ham U, 82 16
Aston Villa 474+3 4
Torquay U. 82+1 4
Bournemouth 59+2 6
John Wingate 614 124 Budleigh Plymouth Arg. 1 —_—
Salterton Exeter C. 11347 23
Club Colours; Red and white striped shirts, red shorts and stockings. Change Colours: Blue and white
striped
shirts, blue shorts and stockings. Club Captain; Mike Balson. First Team Trainer: Keith Harvey. Club
Nickname: ‘The Grecians’, Free Transfers: Joseph Gadston; John Giles; Stephen Morris.
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FULHAM DIV. 2
Chairman: T. Trinder. Directors: N. D’Amato,
R. A. Dean, C. B. Dean, E. M. Miller, J.P.,
E. Libby, B.A.
Manager: Alec Stock.
Secretary: G.I. S. Hortop. Year Formed: 1880.
Previous Name: 1880-98, Fulham St. Andrew’s.
Previous Grounds: Lillie Road, Fulham Cross; Barn
Elms, Barnes; Ranelagh House; Stansfield’s Field,
Fulham Road; Half-moon Cricket Ground, Putney;
1896, Craven Cottage.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position in Division iy
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1: 10th, 1959-60. Division 2, Champions: 1948-49;
Runners-up: 1958-59. Division 3(S), Champions: 1931—
32. Division 3, Runners-up 1970-71. F.A.
Cup, Best Season: Semi-Finalists: 1908, Most Capped Player: Johnny Haynes, 56,
1936, 1958, 1962. Football League Cup, England.
Best Season: 5th Rd., 1967-68, 1970-71. Most League Appearances: Johnny Haynes,
Record Victory: 10-1 v Ipswich T., Division 598, 1952-70.
1, Dec. 26th, 1963. Record Transfer Fee Received: £150,000 from
Record Defeat: 0-9 vy Wolverhampton W., Leicester C. for Allan Clarke, June 1968.
Sept. 16, 1959. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £35,000 to Leyton
Most League Points: 60, Division 2, 1958-59. O. for Vic Halom, Nov. 1968 and £35,000
and Division 3, 1970-71. to Walsall for Allan Clarke, 1967.
Most League Goals: 111, Division 3(S), Managers Since the War: Jack Peart, Frank
1931-32. Osborne, Doug Livingston, Bedford Jez-
Highest League Scorer in Season: Frank zard, Vic Buckingham Bobby Robson,
Newton, 41, Division 3(S), 1931-32. Johnny Haynes, Bill Dodgin (Jnr.).
Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Johnny Address of Supporters Club: The Cottage Club,
Haynes, 159, 1952-70. Craven Cottage, Stevenage Road, S.W.6.
How to get there: Nearest Railway Stations Putney Bridge, Hammersmith (Underground).
Then by Bus — 30, 74, 85, 93, 220.
River Thames
Stevenage Road
Rd., Fulham, London S W.6. Telephone 01-736 6521/7035. Tele-

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Londen S.W.6.’ Ground capacity: 45,000. Record attendance:
49,335 v Millwall, Division 2, October 8, 1938. Record receipts: £9,601 v Q.P.R., League
Cup, October 6, 1970.
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FULHAM 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
HA/ Time
W 3-2. «2-0 Earle 2, Johnston 13,560
Aug 14 H Watford
L 0-2 0-2 16,425
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D 0-0 0-0 10,668
28 H Norwich C.
L 0-3 0-0 21,187
31 SE FOr. R:
A Middlesbrough L 0-2 0-0 20,228
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H_ Burnley L 0-2 ' 0-1 10,395
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18 A Swindon T. L 0-4 0-2 12,967
25) SE Orient, W 2-1 «1-0 Barrett, Earle 9,153
28 A Luton T. L 0-2 0-1 14,017
Oct 2 A _ Sheffield W. L 0-4 0-1 14,955
OSH Hull Cc: Wi1-0 1-0 Earle 8,352
12 MeeOxford VU, D 1-1 ‘1-1 Callaghan 7,530
16 A Watford W 2-1 ‘1-1 Conway, Eddy (og) 9,303
23 A Portsmouth L.3:6 60-2 Conway 2 (1 pen), Barrett 14,172
30 H_ Blackpool W 2-1 1-1 Conway, Lloyd 11,020
Nov 6 A_ Bristol C. W 2-1 2-0 Barrett, Cross 174295
13 H Cardiff C. WwW 4-3 2-2 Cross, Conway 2, Earle 10,700
20 H_ Charlton Ath. W 1-0 1-0 Barrett 13,359
27 A Birmingham C. L 1-3. 1-2 Conway 25,545
Dec 4 H Carlisle U. L 0-1 0-1 8,101
11. A Sunderland L 1-2 1-0 Barrett 11,833
18 H Middlesbrough PA Qs26 Wat Cross, Barrett Toth
27 A. Millwall L 1-4 0-1 Lloyd 21,005
Jan 1 H_ Swindon T. L 2-4 2-2 Earle 2 7,406
8 A Norwich C. L 1-2. 1-1 Earle 22,085
22) J Hit Luton? W 3-1 = 2-0 Johnston 2, Barrett 11,328
29050 (Oxford it. L 0-1 0-1 7,902
Feb 12. H_ Portsmouth D 1-1 1-0 Cross 8,390
19 <A Blackpool Ie-1-2—-1-2 Conway 11,480
26 H_ Bristol C. W 2-0 0-0 Callaghan, Earle 9,276
Mar 4 A _ Cardiff C. L 0-1 0-1 13,140
Awa: L 0-4 0-2 11,112
18 H_ Preston N.E. D 0-0 0-0 9,071
25 A Burnley D 1-1 +1-0 Lloyd 10,081
28 H_ Sheffield W. W 4-0 1-0 Earle, Mullery (pen), Cross 2 7,947
Apr 1 H Millwall W 1-0 1-0 Barrett 20,145
3. A Orient L 0-1 0-1 16,024
8 A Charlton Ath. Do2.2 ta Earle, Callaghan 9,021
18 H_ Birmingham C. D 0-0 0-0 16,553
22) Au GCarlisiesus Bolesee0el Cross 6,067
25 so JOP RS D 0-0 0-0 20,605
29 H_ Sunderland D 0-0 0-0 12,360
Goalscorers
Eeaeve pes 11, Barrett 8, Conway, J. 8, Cross 7, Johnston 3, Callaghan 3, Lloyd 3, Mullery 1 (1
pen)
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F.A, Cup (3): Cross 2, Conway.
League Cup First Round Cambridge U. (h) 4-0

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position
Goalkeepers
61 140 Manchester Manchester C, — —
Peter Mellor
Burnley 69 _—
Chesterfield (on loan) 4 —
Fulham 13 —
§104 118 Edenbridge Fulham 64 a
Tan Seymour
Brighton (on loan) 3 _—
Malcolm Webster 5104 126 Rossendale Arsenal 3 =
Fulham 90 —_—
Full-backs
Fred Callaghan §10 118 Fulham Fulham 25342 9
John Fraser 59 100 London Fulham 9 _—
Dave Moreline 59 108 Stepney Fulham 54+4 —
Mike Pentecost 56 10 11 Hounslow Fulham 80+4 a
Half-backs
Stan Brown Sih 113 Lewes Fulham 34545 17
Jimmy Dunne 584 1011 Dublin Millwall a —
Torquay U. 125 13
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Stan Horne 510 126 Clanfield Aston Villa 6 st
Manchester C. 4842 —
Fulham 63+4 ae
Reg Matthewson 511 1112 Sheffield Sheffield U. 146+3 a
Fulham 155+2 1
John Mitchell 511 117 London Fulham — —
John Richardson 60 110 Ashington Millwall 1 —
Brentford 8342 7
Fulham 56+7 5
Leslie Strong 59 107 London C. Palace — —
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Les Barrett 58 103 London Fulham 246+2 52
Jimmy Conway a7 109 Dublin Fulham 190+1 48
David Carlton 5104 112 London Fulham 543 —

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Roger Cross 60 137 London West Ham VU. 5+2 1
Orient (on loan) 442 2
Brentford 62 18
Fulham 35 7
Steve Earle 59 1013 Feltham Fulham 231+5 79
George Johnston S57. 105 Glasgow Cardiff C. 5743 21
Arsenal 17+3 3
Birmingham C. 6+3 1
Walsall (on loan) 5 ae
Fulham 33+6 12
Barry Lloyd 5:7 105 Hillingdon Chelsea 8+2 —
Fulham 133+5 21
Free Transfer: Wilfred Tranter
Club Colours: White shirts, black shorts with the two stripes, red stockings.
Change Colours: Sky blue and navy blue stripes, white shorts,
Club Captain: Barry Lloyd.
First Team Trainer|Coach: Terry Medwin.
Club Nickname: ‘Cottagers’.
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Chairman: Dr. C. S. Grossmark.

Directors: A. E. Weller, S. H. Martin, G. Wright, C. A. L.
Cox, J. W. Leech.
Manager: Andy Nelson. Secretary: R. F. Swan.
P.R.O.: Colin Roots (phone, Medway 51854).
Previous Name: New Brompton, 1893-1913.
6th, 1965-66. Division 4, Champions: 1963-64. F.A. Cup,
Best Season: Sth Rd., 1969-70. Football League Cup, Best
Season: 4th Rd., 1964.
Record Victory: 10-1 v Gorleston. F.A. Cup,
Ist Rd., Nov. 16th, 1957.
Record Defeat: 2-9 v Nottingham F., Division
3(S), Nov. 18th, 1950. Record Transfer Fee Received: £17,000 from
Most League Points: 60, Division 4, 1963-64. Charlton Ath. for Gordon Riddick, Nov.
Most League Goals: 82 Division 4, 1958-59. 1969.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Ernie Record Transfer Fee Paid: £9,000 to Bradford
Morgan, 31, Division 3(S), 1954-55. C. for Rodney Green in July 1964.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Brian Managers Since the War: Archie Clark,
Gibbs, 103, 1962-69. Harry Barratt, Freddie Cox, Basil Hay-
Most Capped Player: F. S. Fox, 1, England. ward.
Most League Appearances: John Simpson, Address of Supporters Club: Gillingham F.C.
571, 1957-72. Supporters’ Association, Gordon Road,
Gillingham.
How to get there: Gillingham Railway Station (six or seven minutes walk). Bus services are 10
minutes from ground.
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Cup 3rd Rd., January 10, 1948. Record receipts: £4,000 v Arsenal F.L. Cup 2nd Rd., Sep-
tember 21, 1966.
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W.2-1) 2-0 inYeo'2 6,421
Aug 21. H_ Southport
1 225, (022, Yeo 3,302
28 A Chester
W 2-0 1-0 Williams, Yeo 6,424
Sept 1 H Cambridge U.
4 H_ Aldershot L 0-1 0-0 5,406
A Crewe Alex. Wi1-0 1-0 Watson 2,575
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18 H_ Hartlepool W 1-0 0-0 Yeo 5,477
25 A Peterborough U. L 1-2 0-1 Yeo 4,917
29 H Workington D 0-0 0-0 5,856
Qct 2 H_ Doncaster R. W 2-0 1-0 Yeo, Peach 4,899
9 <A Grimsby T. L 1-2 0-0 Yeo 10,381
16 H_ Darlington W 4-2~~«~O0-1 Peach (pen), Yeo 2, Wilks 4,625
2OMPAS Exeter: Di-1 1-1 Yeo 3,656
23H Newport Co. ee iG: Tydeman 5,817
29 A _ Colchester U. D 2-2. 1-0 Peach (pen), Yeo 6,622
Nov 6 H_ Stockport Co. W 3-2 2-0 Knight, Wilks, Yeo 4,896
13 A _ Reading W 2-1 1-0 Knight, Tydeman 4,342
27. +A Brentford W 3-1 2-0 Peach, Bickle, Yeo 10,940
Dec 4 H_ Scunthorpe U. L 0-1 0-1 6,988
18 A _ Aldershot W 2-0 1-0 Bickle, Peach 3,730
27 H_ Northampton T. W441 == 3-1 Yeo 2, Wilks, Peach 145795
Jan 1 A Hartlepool Een FS yy ied Galvin 2,932
8 Ho Chester Wi1-0 1-0 Bickle 5,614
22 A Workington Di-i 0-1 Williams 2,405
29) okieExeten iG; L 0-2 0-1 83755
Feb 5 H_ Barrow D 1-1 1-0 Wilks 4,331
12 A Newport Co. W 2-1 1-0 Galvin, Yeo 3,143
19 H_ Colchester U. L 0-2 0-0 5,313
26 A _ Stockport Co. SS Bickle 1,596
Mar 4 H_ Reading W 4-2. 0-2. =Woolcott, Yeo, Wilks, Hill, K. 4,351
9) A’ Lincoln'C: D 1-1 00 Bickle 8,621
11 H Grimsby T. L 0-1 0-1 4,279
1S H Bury W2-0 0-0 Yeo, Bickle 5,244
18 A _ Southport L 0-1 0-0 2,561
21 FA Bury: L 0-5 0-1 3,276
25 H Crewe Alex. W 2-1 1-0 Woolcott 2 3,733
Apr 1 A Northampton T. L 1-6 0-3 Woolcott 2,625
3. H_ Peterborough U. D 1-1 0-1 Williams 4,218
4 A Doncaster R. Di-1= 1-l Wilks 2,769
8 A Barrow L 0-1 0-0 1,986
15 H_ Brentford L 0-1 0-1 5,000
19 H_ Lincoln C. D 3-3. 0-2 Peach, Bickle, Yeo 2,538
22 A Scunthorpe U. D 3-3 1-1 Yeo 2, Atkin (og) 5,504
26 A Cambridge U. L 1-2 1-1 Wilks 3,220
29 H_ Southend U. D 0-0 0-0 6,092
May 1 A Darlington D0-0 0-0 2,250
3. A Southend U. D 2-2. 1-2. Wilks, Woolcott 15,854
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Goalkeepers
Peter Shearing 60 12 10 Hounslow West Ham U. 6 —
Portsmouth 17 _—
Exeter C. 80 _—
Plymouth Arg. 24 —
Exeter C. 79 —
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Terry Parmenter 58 110 Romford Fulham 18 1
Orient 3443 3
Gillingham 41 —
David Peach 59 116 Bedford Gillingham 117+1 16
Peter Warner 5 84 11 3 Rochester Gillingham _— —
Half-backs
Kenny Hill 60 113 Canterbury Gillingham 244+1 1
David Quirke 58 122 Bedford Gillingham 162 —
Dick Tydeman 511 110 Gillingham Gillingham 103+2 4
Forwards
Mike Bickle 5 104 12 0 Plymouth Plymouth Arg. 172+7 71
Gillingham 26 7
Denis Housden Gillingham 2+2 —
Graham Knight 511 1194 Gillingham Gillingham 47+2 2
Tommy Watson 58 114 Lanarkshire Peterborough U. 75 20
Walsall 27+1 17
Gillingham 42+6 5
Alan Wilks 5 104 10 6 Slough Q.P.R. 45+15 14
Gillingham 46 8
Brian Yeo 510 126 Worthing Portsmouth — —
Gillingham 253+6 87
Free Transfers: James McVeigh; John Simpson; William Williams.
Club Colours: Blue shirts, blue shorts, blue stockings, white and blue trim.
Change Colours: Red shirts, black shorts, red stockings.
Club Captain:
First Team Trainer/Coach; Terry Simpson.
Club Nickname: ‘The Gills’.
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Chairman: H. C. Hamilton.
Directors: F. A. Would, J. Evans, M.B.E., J. R. Atkinson, GRIMSBY TOWN
W. R. E. Drewry, R. Middleton, T. Wilkinson, T. L. Lindley.
Manager: Lawrie McMenemy. Secretary: D. Edwards.
Limited Company: 1890. Previous Name: Grimsby Pelham.
Previous Grounds: Clee Park; Abbey Park.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position: Division 1, 5th-
1934-35. Division 2, Champions: 1900-01, 1933-34; Runners-
up: 1928-29. Division 3(N), Champions: 1925-26, 1955-56;
Runners-up: 1951-52. Division 3, Runners-up: 1961-62. Division
4, Champions: 1971-72. F.A. Cup, Best Season: Semi-Finalists,
1936, 1939. Football League Cup, Best Season: 5th Rd. Replay,
1966. Promoted to Division 3, 1971-72.
Record Victory: 9-2 y Darwen, Division 2,
Apr. 15th, 1899.
Record Defeat: 1-9 vy Arsenal, Division 1, Jan.
28th, 1931. Record Transfer Fee Received: £20,000 from
Most League Points: 68, Division 3(N), Burnley for Doug Collins, Sept. 1968.
1955-56. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £11,500 to Leyton
Most League Goals: 103, Division 2, 1933-34. O. for Ronnie Foster, Dec. 1962.
Most Capped Player: Pat Glover, 7, Wales. Managers Since the War: Charlie Spencer,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Pat Glover, Bill Shankly, Billy Walsh, Allenby Chilton,
42, Division 2, 1933-34. Tim Ward, Tom Johnston, Jimmy McGui-
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Pat gan, Don McEvoy, Bill Harvey, Bobby
Glover, 182, 1930-39. Kennedy.
Most League Appearances: Keith Jobling, Address of Club Shop: Junior Club Souvenir
448. 1953-69. Shop, Blundell Park, Cleethorpes.
How to get there: Buses 3, 3A, 3F and 9 and specials clearly marked. Nearest Railway
Stations, Cleethorpes and Grimsby Town.
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graphic address: ‘Football Grimsby’. Ground capacity: 28,000. Record attendance: 31,657
Record Receipts: £3,870 v Hull C.
v Wolverhampton W., F.A. Cup, February 20, 1937.
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GRIMSBY TOWN 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
a
H/Time
W 4-1 2-0 Tees 3, Lewis 7,497
Aug 14 H_ Scunthorpe U.
21. A _ ExeterC. W 4-3. 2-2 ~~ Stacey (og), Brace, Tees, Crawford (0g) 4,052
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A_ Barrow D0-0 0-0 2,686
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: 11H Brentford W 3-1. 0-1 Rathbone, Brace, Hickman 11,529
17. A Southend U. L 1-3. 1-0 Hickman 6,310
25 H_ Stockport Co. W 4-1 2-1 Hickman, Tees, Woodward 2 9,658
29. A Lincoln C. L 0-3 0-2 15,015
Oct 2 A_ Reading W 3-1 2-0 Boylen, Hickman, Tees 5,183
9 H_ Gillingham W 2-1 0-0 Hickman, Tees 10,381
16 A Scunthorpe VU. W 2-1 0-1 Tees 2 11,510
19 H Crewe Alex. L 2-3 1-1 Brace, Tees 11,010
23 H_ Southport L 0-1 0-0 10,640
30 A Northampton T. L 0-3 0-1 6,220
Nov 6 H_ Hartlepool W 3-2 +1-0 Tees, Brace, Lewis 8,589
13. A Darlington L.2-3.. 1-2 Tees, Hickman 2,284
27, A.. Aldershot D i-1 O-1 Brace 4,000
Dec! 4. Ei Bury, W 4-1 (2-1 Thomson 2 (pens), Hickman, Tees 6,779
18 H_ Barrow W 2-0 0-0 Tees, Hickman 6,890
27 A Cambridge U. jy ee Thomson 8,691
Jan 1 4H _ Southend VU. W 4-1~=siI-1 Thomson (pen), Lewis, Brace, Hickman 9,137
8 A~ Workington D 0-0 0-0 2,460
15 H Newport Co. W 4-2 1-2 Brace 2, Smith (og), Rathbone 8,112
22, H. Lincoln C. D 2-2 0-1 Worthington, Brace 15,564
29 A Crewe Alex. W 1-0 1-0 Brace 1,960
Feb 5 H _ Chester W 1-0 0-0 Brace 9,431
12 A _ Southport L 0-1 0-0 2,670
19 H Northampton T. W 42~=«*&I1-1 Hickman, Brace 2 (1 pen), Tees 10,000
26 A_ Hartlepool Wi1-0 1-0 Tees 3,194
Mar 4 H_ Darlington W 2-0 1-0 Gauden, Tees 10,388
11 A Gillingham W 1-0 1-0 Brace 4,279
13. A Newport Co. L 1-2 0-0 Gray 2,870
21 H_ Colchester U. W 3-0 1-0 Gauden, Tees, Brace (pen) 13,288
25 A Brentford L 0-2 0-0 14,620
27 A Peterborough VU. W 2-0 0-0 Hickman, Tees 4,961
31 H_ Reading W 2-0 1-0 Boylen, Tees 16,567
Apr 1 H Cambridge U. W 2-1 1-0 Tees, Hickman 12,583
3. A _ Stockport Co. W 2-0 0-0 Brace 2 (1 pen) 4,026
8 A’ Chester W 2-1 0-0 Tees 2 2,823
1S H_ Aldershot D 3-3. «0-1 Tees 2, Gauden 13,414
17. A _ Colchester U. W 1-0 1-0 Chatterley 5,086
22, JA) Bury D i-1 | 1-1 Wigginton 4,977
25 A Doncaster R. L 1-2. 1-0 Brace (pen) 12,320
29 H_ Peterborough U. W 3-2——-2-0 Wigginton, Brace (pen), Gauden 14,143
May 2 H_ Exeter C. W 3-0 1-0 Tees, Hickman, Chatterley 22,484
Goalscorers
League (88): Tees 27, Brace 19, Hickman 13, Gauden 4, Lewis 4, Thomson 4, Wood
Chatterley 2, Rathbone 2, Wigginton 2, Gray 1, Worthington 1, Own Goal 3. bigs cae
League Cup (10): Brace 4, Tees 2, Boylen, Gray, Lewis, Woodward.
F.A. Cup (2): Thomson 2.
League Cup First Round Doncaster R. (h) 4-3

Second Round Shrewsbury T. (h) 2-1
Third Round Gillingham (a) 1-1
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Fourth Round Norwich C. » 1-1
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Goalkeepers
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Harry Wainman 60 131 Hull Grimsby T. 221 —
Full-backs
Alan Campbell Belfast Coleraine not known
Grimsby T. 69 _—
David Worthington 510 110 Halifax Halifax T. 37 8
Barrow 60+1 7
Grimsby T. 258 12
Half-backs
Lew Chatterley 60 117 Birmingham Aston Villa 149+5 25
Doncaster R. (on loan) 9 —
Northampton T, 23 2
Grimsby T. 17 2
Michael Czuczman Grimsby T. 0+1 —
Stuart Gray 59 110 Doncaster Doncaster R. 53+5 —
Grimsby T. 87 1
Graham Rathbone 60 124 Newport Newport Co. 191 6
Grimsby T. 216 11
Clive Wigginton 60 115 Sheffield Grimsby T. 54+8 3
Forwards
Stuart Brace 58 104 Taunton Plymouth Arg. 9 —
Watford 16 4
Mansfield T. 55+1 25
Peterborough U. 22+1 5
Grimsby T. 16341 64
David Boylen Sie 93 Manchester Grimsby T. 187+7 17
Allan Gauden 58 103 Langley Park Sunderland 40+3 6
Darlington 125+3 39
Grimsby T, 15+1 4
Mike Hickman 510 113 Elstead Brighton 1242 —
Grimsby T, 159+3 33
Jack Lewis 59 109 Long Eaton Lincoln C. 47+15 9
Grimsby T. 62+7 15
Matt Tees 511 105 Renfrew Airdrie 43 12
Grimsby T. 113 51
Luton T. 3342 13
Grimsby T. 65 36
Alan Woodward Stamford Hill Grimsby T. 45 12
Gordon Walker Grimsby T. 2542 6
Free Transfers; Owen Simpson; Robert Smith; James Thomson.
Club Colours: Black and white striped shirts, black shorts.

Change Colours; All red.
Club Captain: David Worthington.
First Team Trainer|Coach:; Doug Holden.
Club Nickname: ‘The Marines’.
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HALIFAX TOWN DIV. 3
President: A. Taylor. Actg. Chairman: A. Smith.

Directors: T. H. Scott, P. Albon, R. Mills,
A. W. Mitchell.
Manager: Ray Henderson. Secretary: C. Rennison.
Previous Grounds: Sandhall and Exley.
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3rd 1970-71. Division 3(N), Runners-up: 1934-35. Division
4, Runners-up: 1968-69. F.A. Cup, Best Season: Sth Rd.,
1932-33, 1952-53. Football League Cup, Best Season: 4th
Rd., 1964.
Record Victory: 7-0 v Bishop Auckland, F.A.
Cup, 2nd Rd. Replay, Jan. 10th, 1967.
Record Defeat: 0-13 v Stockport Co., Blackpool for Dave Lennard, Nov. 1971.
Division 3(N), Jan. 6th, 1934. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £13,500 to
Most League Points: 57, Division 4, 1968-69. Blackpool for Fred Kemp, Dec. 1971.
Most League Goals: 83, Division 3(N), Managers Since the War: Jack Breedon, W.
1957-58. Wootton, Jimmy Thomson, Gerald
Most Capped Player: Mick Meagan, Eire, 1. Henry, Bobby Browne, Willie Watson,
Most League Appearances: Alex South, 296, Billy Burnicle, Harry Hooper, Willie
1956-65. Watson, Vic Metcalfe, Alan Ball, George
Highest League Scorer in Season: Albert Kirby.
Valentine, 34, Division 3(N), 1934-35. Address of Supporters Club: Same as Foot-
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: ball Club.
Ernest Dixon, 129, 1922-30. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Club
Record Transfer Fee Received: £30,500 from Shop, 11 Horton Street, Halifax, Yorks.
How to get there: Near the town centre within a few minutes’ walking distance of the Bus
Station and Railway Station.
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dance: 36,885 vy Tottenham H., F.A. Cup Sth Rd., February 14, 1953. Record receipts:
£4,898 v Tottenham H., F.A. Cup 5th Rd., February 14, 1953.
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HALIFAX TOWN 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
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D 0-0 0-0 5,801
Aug 14 A Mansfield T.
W 3-121 Lennard 2, Atkins 4,930
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L 1-2 0-1 Robertson 6,053
28 A Bradford C.
Bournemouth Wi1-0 1-0 Wallace 4,778
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A Barnsley W 2-1 1-1 Lennard, Robertson 5,751
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25 A Port Vale L 0-1 0-0 3,724
29 A Bolton W. D 1-1 0-0 Atkins 9,304
Oct 2 HAH Tranmere R- W 3-2 =2-2 Farley 2, Brierley 4,234
“9 A Oldham Ath. D 0-0 0-0 9,526
16 H Mansfield T. D 1-1 ~+0-0 Wallace (pen) 3,864
19 H_ Rochdale D 2-2 2-0 Brierley, Farley 3,288
23 H Chesterfield W 2-0 0-0 Pickering, Johnston 4,667
30 A Wrexham L 0-2 0-1 7,150
Nov 6 H_ Rotherham U. D i-1_= 1-1 Brogan 5,409
13. A. Brighton BE 1=2 0-1 Brogan 9,896
15 H_ Plymouth Arg. L 0-1 0-0 2,832
27 A Swansea C, L 0-3. 0-1 5,285
Dec 4 H_ Walsall W 3-1 (0-1 Chadwick, Shanahan, Wallace (pen) 3,421
18 A Bournemouth L 1-3 0-0 Chadwick 10,853
27 H_ Blackburn R. L 0-1 0-0 7,218
Jan 1 A_ Aston Villa L 0-1 0-0 32,749
8 H_ Bradford C. W 2-1 2-0 Robertson, Shanahan 4,867
22 4H Bolton W. L 0-1 0-0 3,919
29 A Rochdale L. Bary let Atkins, Wallace 3,124
Feb 5 H. Bristol R. W 2-1 1-0 Kemp, Chadwick 2,021
12 A_ Chesterfield L 1-2 0-1 Wallace (pen) 6,477
19 H Wrexham W 4-1 2-0 Robertson, Kemp, Atkins, Chadwick 2,478
26 A Rotherham U. L 2-3 2-1 Robertson 2 7,595
Mar 4 H_ Brighton ne OS Oe 2452 ae
11H Oldham Ath. D0-0 0-0 3,404
14 H_ Torquay U. D0-0 0-0 2,080
18 A York C. Dti-1 1-1 Kemp 3,943
22 A _ Torquay U. L 02 01 4,147
25. H_ Barnsley W 2-0 0-0 Wallace (pen), Atkins 2,702
31. A _ Tranmere R. W 3-2. 1-2. Waddle, Holmes, Shanahan 3,125
Apr 4 H_ Port Vale W 2-0 0-0 Holmes, Kemp 3,629
8 A Bristol R. L 0-1 0-0 5,642
12 A_ Notts. Co. L 1-3. 0-2. Atkins 14,979
15 H_ Swansea C. L 0-1 0-1 2,620
18 H_ Notts. Co. W 3-1 «1-0 Atkins, Holmes, Wallace 3,943
21 A™~ Walsall D 0-0 0-0 6,096
25 A Plymouth Arg. D 1-1 0-1 Atkins 7,756
29 H_ Shrewsbury T. D0-0 0-0 2,405
May 3 A _ Shrewsbury T. L 0-3 0-1 2,329
8 A Blackburn R. L. (02. 20-2 6,499
Goalscorers
League (48): Atkins 8, Wallace 7 , Robertson 6, Chadwick 4, Kemp 4, Farley 3, Holmes 3, Lennard Sh
Shanahan 3, Brierley 2, Brogan 2, Johnston 1, Pickering 1, Waddle 1.
League Cup (6): Lennard 2, Atkins, Brierley, Chadwick, Wallace.
F.A. Cup (1): Burgin.
League Cup First Round Rochdale (h) 1-1

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Bolton W. 19 _
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Fred Kemp 58 116 Salerno,Italy Wolverhampton W. 3 _—
Southampton 58+4 10
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Halifax T. 27 4
John Pickering §114 127 Stockton Newcastle U. _ —_
Halifax T. 280+3 5
Lammie Robertson Bye) 104 Paisley Burnley — —_—
Bury 342 =
Halifax T. 122+8 12
Tony Rhodes 511 116 Dover Derby Co. 5 _
Halifax T. 64 4
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Bill Atkins 62 127 Birmingham Aston Villa — —
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Stockport Co. 22. 37
Portsmouth 11 2
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Frank Brogan 58 110 Glasgow Celtic 36 8
Ipswich T. 201+2 58
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Keith Brierley 58 102 Dewsbury Halifax T. 4542 11
Barry Holmes 55 78 Bradford Halifax T. 5146 7
Terry Shanahan 5104 110 Paddington Tottenham H. — —
Ipswich T. 3+1 =
Halifax T. 26+2 3
Alan Waddle 63 12 12 Newcastle Halifax T. $+4 1
David Verity 510 102 Halifax Scunthorpe U. 24-2 —
Halifax T. 36+11 2
Club Colours: White shirts with tangerine and blue trim, white shorts with tangerine blue stripes, white
stockings,
Change Colours: Blue and White.
Team Captain; Andy Burgin.
First Team Trainer|Coach; George Mulhall
Club Nickname: ‘Town’,
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HARTLEPOOL DIV. 4
President: F. S. Perryman.
Chairman: J. O. Curry.
Directors: S. Spaldin, M. H. Frankland, D. Ord, G.
Usher, B. H. Crosby, E. B. Young, T. T. Aird, N. S.
Armstrong.
Player-Manager: Len Ashurst. Secretary: W. P. Hillan.
Previous Name: Hartlepools United until 1968.
22nd, 1968-69. Division 3(N), Runners-up: 1956-57.
Division 4: Promoted, 1967-68 (3rd). F.A. Cup, Best
Season: Never past 2nd Rd.
Apr. 4th, 1959. Most League Appearances: Wattie Moore,
Record Defeat: 1-10 v Wrexham, Division 4, 448, 1948-64.
Mar. 3rd, 1962. Record Transfer Fee Received: £10,000 from
Most League Points: 60, Division 4, 1967-68. Reading for Terry Bell, Mar. 1970.
Most League Goals: 90, Division 3(N,) Record Transfer Fee Paid: £10,000 to Sunder-
1956-57. land for Ambrose Fogarty, Nov. 1963.
Highest League Scorer in Season: W. Robin- Managers Since the War: Fred Westgarth,
son, 28, Division 3(N), 1927-28. Ray Middleton, Bill Robinson, Allenby
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Ken Chilton, Bob Gurney, Alvan Williams,
Johnson, 98, 1949-64. Geoff Twentyman, Brian Clough, Angus
Most Capped Player: Ambrose Fogarty, 1 McLean, John Simpson.
(11); Eire. Club Shop: On ground.
How to get there: Hartlepool Railway Station is only a few hundred yards from ground.
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Telephone 3492 (Office). Ground capacity: 19,500. Record attendance: 17,426 v Manchester
U., F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 5, 1957. Record receipts: £3,747 v Manchester U., F.A. Cup
3rd Rd., January 5, 1957.
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Reading W 3-1 =2-0 Ellis (2 pens), Young 2,431
Aug 14 H_
A _ Colchester U. L 0-1 0-0 5,634
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30 H_ Darlington L 2-3. 2-2 Veart2 7,164
Sept 4 A_ Brentford L 0-6 0-2 8,710
11. H Workington L 1-3 0-2 Wood (og) 3,152
18 A _ Gillingham L 0-1 0-0 5,477
25 H Barrow W 4-3 3-1 Ellis, Welsh, Green, Warnock 2,641
27 4H Peterborough U. Wi1-0 1-0 Warnock 3,460
Oct 1 A_ Stockport Co. L 1-2 0-1 Ashurst 25573
9 H_ Newport Co, 0-1) 0-1 2,990
16 A_ Reading L 0-3 0-1 3,033
19 A Bury D 1-1 0-0 Warnock 2,849
23. A Chester L 0-4 0-1 3,466
30 H_ Aldershot L 0-1 0-0 2,015
Nov 6 <A_ Grimsby T. L 2-3 0-1 Ellis, Sharkey 8,589
13. H_ Doncaster R. D 0-0 0-0 25129,
27 H Crewe Alex. W 1-0 0-0 Veart 2,576
Dec 4 A_ Northampton T. Toy 1-257 Wel Welsh 4,507
18 H_ Brentford bys M=2ory hel Sharkey 2457;
27 A Scunthorpe U. D 2-2 2-1 Sharkey, Young 6,940
Jan A H_ Gillingham W 3-1 3-1 Young 2, Spelman 2,93?
7 A Southend U. La 1-3. .0-1 Young 6,328
15 H Cambridge U. i, -l=? wile? Green 2,396
22 A Peterborough U. D 2-2 0-1 Young, Ward 4,516
29 H_ Bury W 3-1 (3-0 Warnock, Veart 2 25128.
Feb 5 A_ Lincoln C. Le ka2 ie? Young 7,261
12 H Chester W 2-1 (0-1 Young 2 2,718
19 A Aldershot L 0-2 0-1 2,545
26 H_ Grimsby T. L 0-1 0-1 3,194
Mar 4 A_ Doncaster R. L 1-2 0-1 Young 2,571
10 A Newport Co. W 2-0 1-0 Ashurst, Sharkey 3,170
15 A Cambridge U. L 1-2 02 Waddell 3,619
18 H Colchester U. W 3-2 2-1 Waddell, Smith (pen), Young 2,621
25 A Workington D 0-0 0-0 2,147
27H Exeter C. Wi1-0 1-0 Veart 3,501
31 H_ Stockport Co. W 5-0 4-0 Green, Young 2, Waddell, Smith $,337
Apr 1 H_ Scunthorpe U. W 1-0 0-0 Young 6,192
3. A Barrow L 0-2 0-1 2,717
=i 8 H_ Lincoln C, W 2-1 (2-1 Potter, Young 5,972
10 H_ Southport W 1-0 0-0 Young 6,470
15 A Crewe Alex. W 2-1 1-1 Waddell 2 1,686
19 A _ Exeter C. L 0-1 0-0 3,791
22 H_ Northampton T. W 2-0 0-0 Waddell, Potter 6,892
24 A. Darlington W 2-1 0-1 Green, Waddell 8,809
28 A Southport L 0-1 0-0 1,550
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League (58): Young 18, Waddell 7, Veart 6, Ellis 4, Green 4 , Sharkey 4, Warnock 4, Potter 2, Smith 2,
Welsh 2, Ashurst 2, Spelman 1, Ward 1, Own Goal 1.
F.A. Cup (7): Veart 3, Young 2, Ellis, Warnock.
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F.A. Cup First Round Scarborough (h) 6-1
Second Round Boston U. (a) 1-2
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Hartlepool 36+3 2
Malcolm Dawes 59 125 Trindon Darlington — —
Grange Aldershot 159+4 2
Hartlepool 63+1 1
James Kelly 58 112 Seaman Hartlepool 4 —
George Potter 58 108 Arbroath Luton T. 3+4 —
Torquay U. 324+6 —_—
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Kenneth Ellis 59 10 10 Newcastle Hartlepool 32+2 ~
Bobby Smith 7 10 12 Prestbury Manchester U. — —
Scunthorpe 82 yA
Grimsby T. 48+3 1
Brighton 73+3 2
Chester pe —
Hartlepool 32 2
Michael Spelman 59 109 Newcastle Wolverhampton W, — —
Watford a —
Hartlepool 9 1
Alan Goad $10 1010 Hailsham Exeter C. _ _
Hartlepool 165 4
Bill Green 634 128 Newcastle Hartlepool 85+3 5
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David Harvey > 7 90 Hetton Hartlepoo 3+2 _
Ron Young 58 10 10 Dunstan Hull C. 2442 5
Hartlepool 15447 38
Bobby Veart $10 1110 Hartlepool Hartlepool 38+8 9
William Waddell 594 11 4 Stirling Leeds U. — —
Kilmarnock 20+4 =
Barnsley 17+1 4
Hartlepool 13+1 i}
Neil Warnock 5 94 10 10 Sheffield Chesterfield 19+3 2
Rotherham U. 46+8 5
Hartlepool 45 4
Free Transfers: Michael Gadsby; Dominic Sharkey.
Club Colours: Blue shirts, white shorts, blue and white stockings.
Change Colours: Red shirts, black shorts, blue and white stockings.
Club Captain: Bill Green.
Club Nickname: ‘The Pool’,
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HEREFORD UNITED DIV. 4
Chairman: F.H. Miles.

Directors: A. Bush, H. Nield, J. Jackson, D. Vaughan, E. C.
Lewis, J. Jackson, P. Hill, S. Dinham.
Manager: C. Addison. Secretary: R. Tidball, s.r.
Ground: Edgar Street Athletic Ground.
Honours:
Southern League Cup winners: 1951-52, 1956-57, 1958-59.
Southern League runners-up: 1945-46, 1950-51, 1958-59,
1971-72.
Welsh Cup finalists: 1967-68.
Record Victory: 11-0 Thynnes (F.A. Cup), Charlie Thompson, 184, Southern League,
Sept. 1947. 1945-1958.
8-0 Gloucester C. (Southern League), Record Transfer Fee Received: £15,000 for
April 1957. Dudley Tyler from West Ham United,
Record Defeat: 2-9 Yeovil Town (Southern May 1972.
League), Sept. 1955. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £4,000 for Trevor
Most League Points: 61, Southern League, Jones to Worcester City, March 1972.
1950-51. Managers Since the War: George Tranter,
Most League goals: 110, Southern League, Alec Massie, Joe Wade, Ray Daniel,
1950-51. Bob Dennison, John Charles, Colin
Highest League scorer ina season: A. Derrick, Addison.
36, Southern League, 1964-65. Address of Supporters’ Club: Edgar Street,
Most League Appearances: J. Layton, Hereford.
Southern League, 549, 1946-64. Address of Club Shop: Edgar Street, Here-
Most League goals in Total Aggregate: ford.
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Ground Capacity: 16,000.
Record attendance: 18,114, Sheffield Wednesday, January 1958.
Record receipts: £10,757, West Ham United, F.A. Cup, February 1972.
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113 _ Leicester Coventry C. — =
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Oxford U. (on loan) — —
NorthamptonT. (on loan) — —
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Fred Potter
Doncaster R. 1
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58 114 Hereford Worcester C. — =
Roger Griffiths
Hereford U. — —
Ken Mallender 594 116 Thrybergh Sheffield U. 14142 2
Norwich C, 46 1
Hereford U. — —
Half-backs
Mick McLaughlin 510 124 Newport Newport Co. 90 2
Hereford U. — —
Alan Jones 511 124 Swansea Swansea C. 59 6
Hereford U. a —
Billy Tucker 511 1110 Kidderminster Evesham ——
Hereford U. —_—
Ron Radford 510 114 SouthElImsall Leeds U. —
Newport Co. 63+3
Hereford U. —
Tony Gough 55 118 Bath Bristol R. 1
Bath C. —
Swindon T. 24+1
Hereford U. —
Colin Addison 5103 116 Taunton York C. 87
Nottingham F, 159
Arsenal 27+1
Sheffield U. 93+1
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Clive Slattery 564 100 Swansea Swansea C. “ 644+6 10
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Club Colours: White shirts, black shorts, black and white stockings.
Change Colours; Red shirts, white shorts.
Club Captain: Tony Gough.
Club Trainer: Peter Isaac.
Club Nickname: ‘United’,
Goalscorers 1971-72
Southern League (68): Meadows 20; Gough 9; Tyler 8; Addison 5; George 4; Owen 4; Tucker 2; Radford 2;
Hollett 2; Wassall 2; Trevor Jones 2; Brown 2; McLaughlin 1; Inglis 1; Griffiths 1; Alan Jones 1; Palmer 1;
Own goal |.
Southern League Cup (14): Meadows 3; Gough 3; Tyler 2; Tucker 2; McLaughlin 1; Inglis 1; Owen 1;
Mallender 1.
F.A, Cup (13): Gough 3; Tyler 2; Owen 2; Meadows 1; George 1; Addison 1; Radford 1; Mallender 1;
Own Goal 1.
F.A, Trophy (5): Gough 1; George 1; Owen 1; Alan Jones 1; Palmer 1.
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HUDDERSFIELD TOWN DIV. 2
Chairman: F. Drabble.
Directors: D. Parker, J. B. Newman, S. Kinder, O.B.E.,
J. Christie, C. Broadbent, N. G. Graham, F.R.C.S.
Manager: tan Greaves. Secretary: W. F. Brook.
P.R.O.: Bill Brook. Year Formed: 1908.
1923-24, 1924-25, 1925-26; Runners-up: 1926-27,
1927-28, 1933-34. Division 2, Champions: 1969-70;
Runners-up; 1919-20, 1952-53. F.A, Cup, Winners:
1922; Runners-up: 1920, 1928, 1930, 1938. Football
League Cup, Best Season: Semi-Finalists, 1967-68.
Record Victory: 10-1 v Blackpool, Division 1,
Dec. 13th, 1930.
Record Defeat: 8-0 vy Middlesbrough, Divi-
sion 1, 1950-51. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £65,000 to
Most League Points: 64, Division 2, 1919-20. Manchester. U. for Alan Gowling, June
Highest League Scorer in Season: Sam Tay- Managers Since the War: David Steele,
lor, 35, Division 2, 1919-20; George George Stephenson, Andy Beattie, Bill
Brown, 35, Division 1, 1925-26. Shankly, Eddie Boot, Tom Johnston.
Most Capped Player : Ray Wilson, 30, (63) Eng. Address of Supporters Club: Supporters Club
Most League Appearances: Billy Smith, 520, Offices, 286 Leeds Road, Huddersfield,
1914-34. Yorkshire.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Address of Club Shop or Boutique: The
George Brown, 142, 1921-29. Terriers Souvenir Shop, 286 Leeds Road,
Record Transfer Fee Received: £100,000 from Huddersfield.
Leeds U. for Trevor Cherry, June 1972. Relegated to Division 2, 1971-72.
How to get there: The ground, one mile from the town centre, via Corporation buses 40, 41
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Record receipts:
attendance: 67,037 v Arsenal, F.A. Cup 6th Rd., February 27, 1932.
£13,920 v Stoke C., F.A. Cup 4th Rd. Replay, Jan. 26, 1971.
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HUDDERSFIELD TOWN 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
H/Time
e220 eZ Worthington, Cherry 16,285
Aug 16 H_ Leicester C.
H_ Arsenal L 0-1 0-0 21,279
17
L 1-4 1-2 Lawson, J. 33,260
21 A Tottenham H,.
A Newcastle U. D0-0 0-0 40,880
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31 A _ Sheffield U. 131123) WO2iowiawsons J. 35,007
Sept 4 A Southampton W 2-1. 1-0 Chapman, Lawson, J. 17372
11 H W.B.A. Wi-0 1-0 Chapman 9,938
18 A _ StokeC. L 0-1 0-1 16,463
25 PH. Leeds-U, W 2-1 1-1 Lawson, J., Ellam 26,340
Oct 2 A _ Nottingham F. W 2-1 2-1 Worthington, Lawson, J. 15,693
9 H_ Manchester U. L 0-3 0-0 33,458
16 A _ Leicester C. L 0-2 0-0 22,412
23 A Liverpool L 0-2 0-0 41,627
26 H _ Nottingham F. L 0-1 0-0 9,459
30 H Manchester C. D 1-1 +1-0 Smith, D. 20,153
Nov 6 A_ Coventry C. L 1-2 O-1 Smith, D. 16,400
13, .H West Ham U. Wi1-0 0-0 Smith, D. 14,177
20 A _ Ipswich T. L 0-1 0-1 16,165
ees DerbyiGo. W 2-1 0-0 Worthington, Lawson, J. 15,329
Dec 4 A Wolverhampton W. D 2-2. 1-0 Lawson, Dolan 21,498
ll _. H ..C. Palace L 0-1 0-1 11,692
18 H Southampton L 0-2 0-0 10,436
27 A Everton 19 WS aed § Worthington, Lawson, J. 41,088
Vann Gee Ee oLOKerG. D 0-0 0-0 12,655
8 A Chelsea D 2-2. 0-0 Chapman, Smith, S. 30,801
22 A Arsenal L 0-1 0-1 36,670
29. H Newcastle U. D 0-0 0-0 12,829
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Mar 4 A_ West Ham U. L 0-3 1 18,481
11_A Manchester U. L 0-2 0-1 53,581
21 H_ Sheffield U. D0-0 0-0 17,729
25) A W.BLAG D 1-1 0-0 Robertson (og) 18,501
28 H_ Tottenham H. D 1-1 0-0 Lawson, J. 16,023
Apr 1 H_ Everton D 0-0 0-0 17,265
5A Leeds U. L 1-3. 0-1 Smith, S. 46,148
8 H_ Ipswich L 1-3 0-1 Hunter (og) 12,139
11 H Coventry C. L 0-1 0-0 11,782
15 A Derby Co. L 0-3 0-2 31,414
22 H Wolverhampton W.L 0-1 0-0 11,677
29 A C. Palace D 0-0 0-0 18,120
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League (27): Lawson, J. 9, Worthington 5, Chapman 3, Smith, D. 3, Smith, S. 2, Cherry 1,Ellam 1, Dolan
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F.A, Cup (9): Lawson, J. 3, Chapman, Cherry, Clarke, Dolan, Smith, D., Worthington.
League Cup Second Round Bolton W. (h) 0-2

F.A. Cup Third Round Burnley (a) 1-0
Fourth Round Fulham (h) 3-0
Fifth Round West Ham U. (h) 4-2
Sixth Round Birmingham C. (a) 1-3
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Chris Wood 60 128 Penistone Huddersfield T. os —_—
Full-backs
Dennis Clarke §10 123 Stockton W.B.A. 19+2 _
Huddersfield T. 137 3
Terry Henderson 58 10 13 Shirebrook Huddersfield T. — _—
Geoff Hutt 58 120 Hazelwood Huddersfield T. 136 3
Alan Jones Bie | 9114 Grimethorpe Huddersfield T. 22+2 a
Half-backs
Terry Dolan 61 113 Bradford Bradford C. — —
Bradford P.A. 46 +2 —
Huddersfield T. 18+2 1
Roy Ellam 60 126 Hemsworth Bradford C. 149 12
Alan Gowling 60 11 10 Stockport Manchester U. 6447 18
Huddersfield T. _ —
David Lyon 6 34 147 Northwich Bury 65+6 —
Huddersfield T. 2 _
Brian Marshall 59 106 Doncaster Huddersfield T. — —
Jimmy Nicholson 5.9 118 Belfast Manchester U. 58 >
Paul Smith 55 100 Doncaster Huddersfield T. = —
Forwards
Michael Barry 57 100 Hull Huddersfield T. 415 —_—
Les Chapman ew 104 Oldham Oldham Ath. 7542 9
Huddersfield 52+11 4
John Dungworth 60 107 Rotherham Huddersfield T. — —
Mick Fairclough 59 10 6 Drogheda Huddersfield T. 5+3 —
Bobby Hoy 574 100 Halifax Huddersfield T. 72:12 13
Dick Krzywicki §10 110 Fiints W.B.A. 51+6 9
Huddersfield T. 29+6 5
Jimmy Lawson 58 10 10 Middlesbrough Middlesbrough 20+6 3
Graham Pugh ST 11-2>-Hoole Sheffield W. 137+4 8
Huddersfield T. — —
Freddy Rose 55 103 Pegswood Huddersfield T. — —_
Peter Schofield 58 94 Huddersfield | Huddersfield T. _ —
David Smith 59 109 Sheffield Huddersfield T. 8+2 3
Steve Smith 59 103 Huddersfield Huddersfield T. 159+8 17
Frank Worthington 5104 1110 Halifax Huddersfield T. 166+5 42
Free Transfer: Colin Dobson.
Club Colours: Blue and white striped shirts, white shorts and stockings.
Change Colours; Black and red striped shirts, black shorts.
Club Captain: Jimmy Nicholson.
Coach: Henry Cockburn,
First Team Trainer/Physiotherapist: Brian Hustler.
Club Nickname: ‘The Terriers’.
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HULL CITY DIV. 2
Chairman: Harold Needler.

Directors: R. E. Buttery, G. H. Needler, John Needler,
S. T. Kershaw, O.B.E., J.P., G. H. C. Needler, A.C.A.,
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Previous Grounds: 1904, Boulevard Ground (Hull
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ferry Park.
Honours: Football League, Highest Pos. in Div. 2: 3rd,
1909-10. Division 3(N), Champions: 1932-33, 1948-49.
Division 3, Champions: 1965-66; Runners-up: 1958-59.
F.A. Cup, Best Season: Semi-Finalists, 1930. Football
Record Victory: 11-1 vy Carlisle U., Division Most League Appearances: Andy Davidson,
3(N), Jan. 14th, 1939. 511, 1947-67.
Record Defeat: 0-8 vy Wolverhampton W., Record Transfer Fee Received: £92,000 from
Division 2, Nov 4th, 1911. Coventry C. for Chris Chilton, Sept. 1971.
Most League Points: 69, Division 3, 1965-66. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £53,000 to Hud-
Most League Goals : 109, Division 3, 1965-66. dersfield Town for Jimmy McGill, Oct.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Bill 1971.
McNaughton, 39, Division 3(N), 1932-33. Managers Since the War: Ernest Blackburn,
Most Capped Player: Terry Neill, 8 (52), Major Frank Buckley, Raich Carter, Bob
N. Ireland. Jackson, Bob Brocklebank, Cliff Britton.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Chris Club Shop: Social Club Shop, Boothferry
Chilton, 195, 1960-71. Park, Hull.
How to get there: Buses 55, 57, 43 and 48 from Coach Station, Ferensway, Hull. Nearest
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Rd., February 26, 1949. Record receipts: £22,229 v Stoke City F.A. Cup 6th Rd., March 6,
1971.
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A Charlton Ath. L 0-1 0-0 9,315
Aug 14
Oi rie Oxford Us Wi1-0 1-0 Butler 14,304
A _ Cardiff C. Di-1 1-0 Pearson 17,136
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Sept
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it) PAS BristoliG: L 0-4 0-2 16,659
18 H_ Portsmouth L 1-3 0-0 Pearson 14,363
25). > “A Carhsie Ur L 1-2 1-1 Wagstaff 9,879
29 H_ Swindon T. W 2-0 1-0 Pearson, Lord 10,700
Oct 2S Luton ir: D 0-0 0-0 13,904
9 A Fulham L 0-1 0-1 8,352
16 H Charlton Ath. 2-32 Went (og), Clark (og) 9,933
20 A Watford W 2-1 2-0 Wagstaff, Butler 7,983
23 H_ Burnley E1-2840=1 Pearson 15,469
30 <A Preston N.E. Lis. 133 Lord 14,413
Nov 6 H_ Norwich C. Lr 1-25-02 Knighton 11,878
13) A. Orient i O21) 20-1 6,614
QO ASOD Re L 1-2 1-1 Neill 12,627
27 H Millwall D 0-0 0-0 12,505
Dec 4 A _ Sheffield W. L 1-2 1-0 Pearson 20,173
ill H_ Middlesbrough W 4-3 (3-3 Kaye 2, Pearson, Banks 13,532
18 A _ Blackpool D 1-1 0-0 McGill 9,349
27 H_ Sunderland L 2-3 1-1 Knighton, Pearson 26,091
Jan 1 A _ Portsmouth D 0-0 0-0 8,665
8H ‘Cardi 'C. D 0-0 0-0 12,678
22. A Swindon T. | aeCe | Wagstaff 11,563
29 H Watford W 4-0 0-0 Butler (pen), Pearson, Wagstaff 2 10,546
Feb 12. A_ Burnley W 2-0 0-0 Butler, Wagstaff 11,714
19 H_ Preston N.E. W 3-2 2-1 Wagstaff 2, Wilkinson 14,313
Mar 4 H_ Orient Di-1_ 0-0 Butler 12,845
11 H Fulham W 4-0 2-0 Pearson 2, Wagstaff 2 11,112
15 A Norwich C. L 0-2 0-0 30,635
18 A Oxford U. D 2-2 0-0 Butler, Pearson 7,696
25 H_ Bristol C. Di-1 1-0 Wagstaff 11,700
Apr 1 A Sunderland W 1-0 0-0 Wagstaff 17,621
3. BH Carlisle U: W 2-0 1-0 Pearson, Butler (pen) 16,403
4 A Luton T. W 1-0 0-0 Knighton 9,763
Smee (OUPIRE Di-1 1-0 ~~ Neill 12,830
1S A Millwall L 1-2 0-2 Pearson 15,440
22 H_ Sheffield W. Wi1-0 1-0 O’Riley 13) 077
25. A_ Birmingham C. L 0-2 0-1 40,749
29. A Middlesbrough L 0-3 0-1 9,539
Goalscorers
League (49): Pearson 15, Wagstaff 12, Butler 7 (2 pens), Knighton 3, Lord 2, Neill 2, Kaye 2, McGill 1,
Wilkinson 1, O’Riley 1, Banks 1, Own Goal 2.
F.A. Cup (5): Wagstaff 3, Butler, McGill.
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Fourth Round Coventry C. (a)
Fifth Round Stoke C. (a)
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Ht. Wt. Birthplace Clubs Appearances Goal
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Goalkeepers
60 1474 Bellshill Arsenal 23 a
lan McKechnie
Southend 62 —
Hull C. 233 =—
§10 110 Whickham Hull City 2 —
Peter Walters
Co.Durham Darlington (on loan) 16 —
Jeff Wealands 6 04 120 Darlington Wolverhampton W. —_— —_—
Darlington 28 _
Hull C. 8 _
Full-backs
Francis Banks 594 117 Hull Southend U. 4 —_—
Hull C. 154+4 a
Don Beardsley §10 120 Alyth, Hull C. 106 +2 —
Scotland Doncaster R. (on loan) 10 —
Roger DeVries 584 115 Hull Hull C. 68 +1 —
Half-backs
Stuart Blampey 584 1144 Hull Hull C. 1142 1
Mel Green 511 114 Hull Hull C. 9 —_—
John Kaye 5:9) © 12 GiGoole Scunthorpe U. 77 25
W.B.A. 281+3 45
Hull C. 12+1 2
Ken Knighton 59 115 Barnsley Wolverhampton W. 13+3 —
Oldham Ath. 45 5
Preston N.E. 62 3
Blackburn R. 70 11
Hull C. 41 3
Terry Neill 5104 128 Belfast Arsenal 24041 8
Hull C. 68 2
Ray Pettit 35935 117 Ball Hull C. 78 +1 —
Billy Wilkinson 5 6} 11104 Stockton Hull C. 202 +10 34
Stuart Croft Hull C. — —
Mike Dale Hull C. — _—
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Jan Butler 584 114 Rotherham Rotherham 98 28
Hull C. 278 +2 61
Roy Greenwood 5°10 Tk 0” Leeds Hull C. 14+6 —
Ken Houghton 594 137 Rotherham Rotherham U. 146 56
Hull C. 225+6 72
Malcolm Lord 574 1110 Driffield Hull C. 105 +22 6
Jimmy McGill 58 11 12 Glasgow Arsenal 6+4 —
Hull C. 24 1
Paul O’Riley 5 9} 11 11 Liverpool Hull C, Pal! —_—
Scunthorpe (on loan) 11 4
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Stuart Pearson 59 127 Hull Hull C, 4843 16
Ken Wagstaff 594 13114 Longworth Mansfield T. 181 96
; ; Hull C. 297 150
Vincent Grimes Hull C. — —
Tony Pilling Hull C. aes
Free Transfers: William Baxter; Stephen Holbrook; James Macdonald; David Spencer.
Club Colours: Amber shirts, black shorts and amber stockings.

Change Colours; All white.
Club Captain: Ken Knighton.
Club Trainer|Coach: Tommy Cavanagh,
Club Nickname: ‘Tigers’,
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IPSWICH TOWN DIV. 1
President: Lady Blanche Cobbold.

Chairman: J. C. Cobbold.
Directors: C. J. Robinson, W. Kerr, H. R. Smith, J. M. Sangster,
K. H. Brightwell, P. M. Cobbold.
Manager: Bobby Robson.
Secretary: W. A. Gray.
Honours: Football League: Division 1, Champions: 1961-62.
Division 2, Champions: 1960-61, 1967-68. Division 3(S),
Champions: 1953-54, 1956-57. F.A. Cup, Best Season: 5th
Rd., 1953-54, 1958-59, 1966-67, 1970-71. Football League Cup,
Best Season: Sth Rd., 1966.
European Competitions: European Cup, 1962-63.
Record Victory: 10-0 v Floriana, Malta, Most Capped Player: Dermot Curtis, 9
European Cup, Ist Rd., 1962-63. (17), Eire.
Record Defeat: 1-10 vy Fulham, Division 1, Most League Appearances: Tom Parker, 428,
Dec. 26th, 1963. 1946-57.
7Aost League Points: 64, Division 3(S), Record Transfer Fee Received: £90,000 from
1953-54, 1955-56. W.B.A. for Danny Hegan, May 1969.
Most League Goals: 106, Division 3(S), Record Transfer Fee Paid: £70,000 to Black-
1955-56. burn R. for Allan Hunter, Sept. 1971.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Ted Managers Since the War: A. Scott Duncan,
Phillips, 41, Division 3(S), 1956-57. Alf Ramsey, Jackie Milburn, Bill McGarry.
Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Ray Craw- Address of Supporters Club: Same as Foot-
ford, 203, 1958-63, 1966-69. ball Club.
Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Same as
Football Club.
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31,500. Record attendance: 30,837 v Manchester U., Division 1, February
1962.
receipts: £8,527 v A.C. Milan, European Cup, November 28,
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IPSWICH TOWN 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
Snr
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H_ Everton D 0-0 0-0 23,784
Aug 14.
H Coventry C. W 3-1—2-1 Clarke 2 (1 pen), Hamilton 18,921
17
A Southampton D0-0 0-0 17,931
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11H Leicester C. L 1-2 0-2 Clarke (pen) 18,513
TE NS SAAS W 2-1 2-0 Robertson, Viljoen 19,001
25 H Newcastle U. D 0-0 0-0 18,724
Oct 2 A _ Tottenham H. L 1-2. 1-0 Collard 33,562
9 H_ Nottingham F. D 1-1 0-1 Harper 16,306
16 A Everton D 1-1 0-1 Hill 31,594
23. H Stoke C. W 2-1 2-1 Hill 2 17,678
30 <A _ Arsenal L 1-2 0-0 Hill 39,065
Nov 6 H_ Wolverhampton W. W 2-1 0-1 Hill, Belfitt 21,938
13) AY GC. Palace D 1-1 ‘1-1 Belfitt 18,462
20 H_ Huddersfield T. Wi1-0 1-0 Hill 16,165
27. A_ Sheffield U. L 0-7 0-4 26,231
Dec 4 H_ Liverpool D 0-0 0-0 21,359
11 =A Manchester C. L 0-4 0-3 26,900
18 H Manchester U. D 0-0 0-0 29,229
27. A Chelsea L 0-2 0-0 43,896
Jan .1° Hi W.BIA. L 2-3 1-0 Hill, Belfitt 17,085
8” A’ Leeds U. D 2-2 1-0 Hunter, Clarke 32,194
22 A _ Coventry C. D 1-1 0-1 Hunter 18,131
29 H West Ham U. W 1-0 0-0 Morris 22,766
Hebi 2A: StokeiG: D 3-3 1-0 Lambert 2, Miller 20,247
19 H_ Arsenal L 0-1 0-1 28,657
26 A Wolverhampton W. D 2-2 2-1 Belfitt 2 19,349
Mar 4 H_ CC. Palace L 0-2 0-2 W722
11 A Nottingham F. W 2-0 2-0 Viljoen, Whymark 9,872
18 H Southampton D 1-1 0-1 Whymark 15,524
22 A Derby Co. L 0-1 0-1 26,738
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8 A Huddersfield T. W 3-1—s1-0 Belfitt, Morris, Robertson 12,139
15 H_ Sheffield U. D 0-0 0-0 17,052
18 H Manchester C. W 2-1 1-0 Whymark, Harper 24,365
22. A _ Liverpool L 0-2 0-1 54,316
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League (39): Hill 7, Belfitt 7, Clarke 4 (2 pens), Whymark 4, Viljoen 3 (1 Rob
Hunter 2, Morris 2, Lambert 2, Hamilton 1, Collard 1, Miller i.Own ese sis aca
League Cup (1): Robertson.
F.A. Cup (2): Hill, Viljoen.
League Cup Second Round Manchester U. (h) 1-3

F.A. Cup Third Round Peterborough U. (a) 2-0
Fourth Round Birmingham C. (a) 0-1
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Goalkeepers
David Best 511 127 Wareham Bournemouth 230 —
Oldham Ath. 98 =
Ipswich T. 106 ==
Laurie Sivell 58 110 Lowestoft Ipswich T. 40 —
Full-backs
Geoff Hammond 510 114 Sudbury Ipswich T. 45 1
Colin Harper 58 107 Ipswich Ipswich T. 84+4 Ps
Mick Mills 56 108 Godalming Ipswich T. 184+4 6
Half-backs
Kevin Beattie S710 Carlisle Ipswich T. — 3
Allan Hunter § 11 127 Sion Mills Oldham Ath, 83 1
Blackburn R. 84 2
Ipswich T. 35 2:
Derek Jefferson 511 102 Morpeth Ipswich T. 15442 1
Peter Morris 58 113 Mansfield Mansfield T. 285+ 50
Ipswich T. 146+5 8
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Rod Belfitt 5 11 1111 Doncaster Leeds U. 58+ 19 17
Ipswich T. 26 7
Frank Clarke 5114 110 Wolverhampton Shrewsbury T. 189 77
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Ipswich T. 61+ 14
Tan Collard bal 117 South Hetton W.B.A. 63+5 7
Ipswich T. 57+3 4
Bryan Hamilton 58 104 Belfast Ipswich T. 8+8 1
Mick Hill 60 1110 Hereford Sheffield U. 35+ 9
Ipswich T. 6342 14
Michael Lambert 58 10 12 Cambridge Ipswich T. 4549 8
John Miller 58 109 Ipswich Ipswich T. 32+5 ps
Colin Viljoen 58 10 10 Johannesburg Ipswich T. 183+2 36
Trevor Whymark 59 105 Norfolk Ipswich T. 26+5 5
Clive Woods 39 910 Norwich Ipswich T. 30+12 1
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Free Transfer: Michael McNeil.
Club Colours: Blue shirts, white shorts, and blue stockings.

Change Colours; Yellow shirts, blue shorts, yellow stockings.
Club Captain: Mick Mills.
First Team Trainer: Cyril Lea.
Club Nickname: ‘Town’ or ‘Blues’.
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LEEDS UNITED
Chairman: Ald. P. A. Woodward.

Directors: S. Bolton, M. Cussins, S. G. Simon, R. R.
Roberts.
Manager: Don Revie, O.B.E. Secretary: K. Archer.
Year Formed: 1919, as Leeds United after disbandment
(by F.A. Order) of Leeds City 1904.
1968-69; Runners-up: 1964-65, 1965-66, 1969-70, 1970-
71. Division 2, Champions: 1923-24, 1963-64; Runners-
up: 1927-28, 1931-32, 1955-56. F.A. Cup Winners
1971-72. Runners-up: 1964-65, 1969-70. Football
League Cup, Winners: 1967-68.
European Competitions: European Cup: 1969-
70. European Fairs Cup: 1965-66, 1966-67,
1967-68, 1968-69; Winners: 1967-68, 1970- Most League Appearances: Jack Charlton,
71, Finalists 1966-67. U.E.F.A.-Cup: 1971- 611, 1955-72.
Spe Record Transfer Fee Received: £80,000 from
Wolverhampton W. for Mike O’Grady,
Record Victory: 10-0 vy Lyn Oslo, European Sept. 1969.
Cup, Ist Rd., Ist Leg, Sept. 17th, 1969. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £165,000 to
Record Defeat: 1-8 v Stoke C., Division 1, Leicester C. for Allan Clarke, July 1969.
Aug. 27th, 1934. Managers Since the War: Billy Hampson,
Most League Points: 67, Division 1, 1968-69 Willis Edwards, Major Frank Buckley,
Highest League Scorer in Season: John Raich Carter, Bill Lambton, Jack Taylor,
Charles, 42, Division 2, 1953-54. Address of Supporters Club: Leeds United
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: John Supporters Club, Fullerton Park, Elland
Charles, 154, 1948-57 and 1962. Road, Leeds 11.
Most Capped Player: Jack Charlton, Address of Club Shop: Leeds United Club
35, England. Shop, Elland Road, Leeds 11.
How to get there: Corporation Buses from City Centre (Park Row) and (Swinegate) and from
Bramley and Middleton. Nearest Railway Station, Leeds City.
Low Fields Road
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Elland Rd., Leeds 11. Telephone Leeds 76037/8. Telegraphic Address: ‘Football Leeds’.
Ground capacity: 50,500. Record attendance: 57,892 v Sunderland, F.A. Cup Sth Rd.,
Replay, March 15, 1967. Record receipts: £16,000 Leicester C. v Sheffield U., F.A. Cup
Semi-final, March 18, 1961.
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W 1-0 0-0 Lorimer 38,566
Aug 14 Manchester C.
A Sheffield U. L 0-3 0-0 40,725
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Wolverhampton W. D 0-0 0-0 (at Huddersfield) 20,686
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28 A_ Ipswich T. W 2-0 2-0 Lorimer, Belfitt 26,689
Sept 1 H Newcastle U. W 5-1. 2-0 Charlton, Lorimer, Giles (pen), Madeley 18,623
Yorath (at Hillsborough)
4 H_ C.Palace W2-0 2-0 Madeley, Giles (pen) (at Huddersfield) 18,715
11. A Arsenal L 0-2 0-1 51,196
18 H_ Liverpool W 1-0 0-0 Lorimer 41,381
25 A Huddersfield T. L 1-2 1-1 Charlton 26,340
Oct 2 H West Ham VU. D 0-0 0-0 30,942
9 A Coventry C. L isd 02 Parker (og) 32,183
16 H Manchester C. W 3-0 ‘1-0 Clarke, Jones, Lorimer 36,004
23 4H Everton Wnse2 meted Cooper, Charlton, Lorimer 34,208
30 A Manchester U. Wi1-0 1-0 Lorimer 53,960
Nov 6 Leicester C. W 2-1 0-1 Bremner, Lorimer 39,877
13. A Southampton L 1-2. 0-1 Giles 25,331
DOME StokeC: Wi1-0 1-0 Lorimer 32,012
27 A’ Nottingham F. W 2-0 1-0 Lorimer, Clarke 29,463
Dec 4 H W.B.A. W 3-0 1-0 Géiles 2, Lorimer 32,521
11. A _ Chelsea D 0-0 0-0 45,867
18. A C. Palace D 1-1 1-0 Lorimer 31,456
27+ .H.. Derby Go. W 3-0 2-0 Gray, Lorimer 2 44,214
Jan 1 A _ Liverpool W 2-0 0-0 Clarke, Jones 53,847
8 H__Ipswich T. D 2-2 0-1 Bremner, Clarke 32,194
22,_H_ Sheffield U. Wi1-0 1-0 Clarke 41,038
29 A Tottenham H. L 0-1 0-0 46,774
Feb 12 A_ Everton D 0-0 0-0 45,935
19 H_ Manchester U. W 5-1 (0-0 Jones 3, Clarke, Lorimer 45,399
Mar 4 H_ Southampton W 7-0 2-0 Clarke 2, Lorimer 3, Charlton, Jones 34,275
11. H Coverntry C. W 1-0 1-0 Charlton 43,154
22 A _ Leicester C. D 0-0 0-0 32,152
25H Arsenal W 3-0 ‘3-0 Clarke, Jones, Lorimer 45,055
27 H_ Nottingham F. W 6-1 ‘1-1 Lorimer 2, Gray 2, Clarke 2 40,866
31. A West Ham U. D 2-2. 0-2. Gray2 41,003
Apr 1 A_ Derby Co. L 0-2 0-1 39,450
5H _ Huddersfield T. W 3-1 1-0 Jones, Lorimer, Gray 46,148
8 A Stoke C. W 3-0 1-0 Jones 2, Lorimer 35,123
19 A Newcastle U. L 0-1 0-0 42,006
22 A W.B.A. W 1-0 0-0 Giles (pen) 39,724
May 1 H_ Chelsea W 2-0 1-0 Bremner, Jones 46,565
8 A Wolverhampton W.L 1-2 0-1 Bremner 53,379
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League (73): Lorimer 23, Clarke 11, Jones 11, Giles 6 (3 pens), Gray 6, Bremner 5, Charlton 5, Madeley 2
Belfitt 1, Yorath 1, Cooper 1, O wn Goal 1. :
League Cup (2): Lorimer 2.
F.A. Cup (14): Clarke 4, Giles 4, Lorimer 3, Jones 2, Charlton.
League Cup Second Round Derby C. (a) 0-0

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Third Round West Ham U. (a) 0-0
(h) 0-1 (a.e.t.)
F.A. Cup Third Round Bristol R. (h) 4-1
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Goalkeepers
Sill ditel Obeeds, Leeds U. 30 co
David Harvey
61 13 62 Stirling Leeds U. — —_
John Shaw
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Gary Sprake
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574 109 Castleford Leeds U. 228+4+9 fi
Terry Cooper
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Nigel Davey
Paul Madeley 60 12 13 Leeds Leeds U. 230+10 19
Paul Reaney 510 113 Fulham Leeds U. 367+5 4
John Taylor 5104 1010 Ayr Leeds U. a _
Half-backs
Billy Bremner §54 913 Stirling Leeds U. 440+1 72
Jack Charlton 614 1213 Ashington Leeds U. 611 67
Trevor Cherry 5 84 112 Huddersfield Huddersfield 18442 10
Leeds U. os —_—
Francis Gray 5 74 9 134 Glasgow Leeds U. — —
Norman Hunter § 114 128 Eighton Banks Leeds U. 401 15
James O’ Neill 594 122 Belfast Leeds U. — —
Robert Rutherford 5:10) 113) ‘Carlisle Leeds U. — —
John Saunders 5 11 10 12 Newport Newport Co, 26+1 —
Leeds U. — —
Terry Yorath 510 1012 Cardiff Leeds U. 13+11 1
Forwards
Mick Bates myf/ 107 Doncaster Leeds U. 65+16 1
Gordon Cattrell 5 64 9 24 Sunderland Leeds U. — os
Allan Clarke 60 111 Willenhall Walsall 70 41
Fulham 84 45
Leicester C. 36 dc
Leeds U. 104 47
Chris Galvin 510 107 Huddersfield Leeds U. 6+1 —
Johnny Giles 7 100 Dublin Manchester U. 98 10
Leeds U. 302 UG.
Eddie Gray 510 115 Glasgow Leeds U. 170+4 32
Peter Hampton 5 64 9 54 Bishop Leeds U. _— —_—
Auckland
Mick Jones 510 119 Worksop Sheffield U. 149 63
Leeds U. 160 53
Gary Liddell 59 9 114 Bannockburn Leeds U. — —
Peter Lorimer $10 112 Dundee Leeds U. 2384-11 96
James Mann 564 111 Poole Leeds U. 1 —
William McGinley 5 54 9 104 Dumfries Leeds U. —- —
Joe Jordan 5112 1112 Carluke Morton 74+3 1
Leeds U. 5+8 —
Free Transfers: Malcolm Edwards; Jonathan O’Donnell.
Club Colours; All white.

Change Colours: Blue shirts and shorts, white stockings with blue and gold tops.
Club Captain; Billy Bremner.
Coach: Syd Owen.
First Team Trainer: Les Cocker,
Club Nickname; ‘Peacocks’.
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LEICESTER CITY DIV. 1
Chairman: L. T. Shipman, M.B.E.

Directors: J. H. Burridge, T. S. Bloor, W. S. G. Needham,
T. W. Shipman, D E. Sharp, A. E. Pallett.
Turned Professional and Limited Company: 1894.
Manager: Jimmy Bloomfield. Secretary: J. R. Smith.
Coach: Year Formed: 1884.
Previous Grounds: 1884, Victoria Park; 1887, Belgrave Road;
1888, Victoria Park; 1891, Filbert Street.
Previous Name: 1884-1919, Leicester Fosse.
Division 2, Champions: 1924-25, 1936-37, 1953-54, 1956-57;
1970-71. Runners-up: 1907-08. F.A. Cup, Runners-up: 1949,
1961, 1963, 1969. Football League Cup, Winners: 1964;
Runners-up: 1965.
European Competitions: European Cup Winners Cup: 1961-62.
Record Victory: 10-0 v Portsmouth, Division Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Arthur
1, Oct. 20th, 1928. Chandler, 262, 1923-35.
Record Defeat: 0-12 (as Leicester Fosse) v Record Transfer Fee Received: £165,000 from
Nottingham F., Division 1, Apr. 21st, 1909. Leeds U. for Allan Clarke, July 1969.
Most League Goals: 109, Division 2, 1956-57. Fulham for Allan Clarke, June 1968.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Arthur Managers Since the War: Johnny Duncan,
Rowley, 44, Division 2, 1956-57. Norman Bullock, David Halliday, Matt
Most Capped Player: Gordon Banks, 37 (73), Gillies, Frank O’ Farrell.
England. Address of Club Shop: Filbert Street ground.
Most League Appearances: Adam Black, 530,
1919-35,
How to get there: Corporation buses from Humberstone Gate and Waterloo Street (Opposite
Railway Station) in city centre. Nearest Station, Leicester London Road.
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47,298 v Tottenham, F.A. Cup Sth Rd., February 18, 1928. Record
Record attendance:
receipts: £17,550 v Wolves F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 19, 1972.
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LEICESTER CITY 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
Time
Result eee Goalscorers Attendance
D 2-2 2-1 Brown, Nish 16,285
Aug 14 A _ Huddersfield T.
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4 H Manchester C. D 0-0 0-0 25,238
11.\ AD Ipswich TF. W 2-1 2-0 Sammels, Kellard 18,513
18 H_ Sheffield U. L 0-1 0-0 30,143
25. A Arsenal L 0-3 0-1 40,201
Oct 2° Hac. Palace D 0-0 0-0 28,493
9 A West Ham U. D 1-1 0-0 Cross 31,060
16 H Huddersfield T. W 2-0 0-0 Sammels, Weller 22,412
23 A W.B.A. W1-0 0-0 Weller 23,266
30 H_ Chelsea D 1-1 0-0 Birchenall 36,574
Nov 6 <A Leeds U. L 1-2 1-0 Brown 39,877
13. H Newcastle U. W 3-0 2-0 Brown, Sammels, Fern 28,792
20 A Manchester U. L 2-3 1-2 Birchenall, Glover 48,757
27 4H Everton D 0-0 0-0 29,096
Dec 4 A Coventry C. D 1-1 0-0 Brown 26,300
11 H_ Tottenham H. L 0-1 0-0 30,721
18 A Manchester C. Dia-Pil-0 Weller 29,524
27 H Wolverhampton W.L 1-2 0-1 Sammels 37,966
Jan 1 A _ Sheffield U. D 1-1 0-0 Sjoberg 34,406
8 H_ Liverpool W 1-0 1-0 Brown 26,421
22 A Nottingham F. W 2-1 0-1 Weller, Birchenall 27,250
29 H_ Stoke C. Wate Glover, Farrington 26,931
Feb 12 H W.B.A. L 0-1 0-0 24,225
19 A Chelsea L 1-2. 0-1 Glover 38,783
Mar 4 A_ Newcastle U. L 0-2. 0-2 24,670
11 H West Ham U. W 2-0 0-0 Nish 2 23,345
18 A Derby Co. L 0-3 0-1 34,019
22 H_ Leeds U. D 0-0 0-0 32,152
25 H_ Ipswich T. W 1-0 1-0 Tomlin 19,769
Apr 1 A Wolverhampton W. W 1-0 0-0 Shaw (og) 23,981
3 A C. Palace D i-1 0-0 Fern 23,736
4H Arsenal D 0-0 0-0 27,431
8 H Manchester U. W 2-0 1-0 Weller, Birchenall 35,970
11. A Southampton L 0-1 0-0 18,752
15 A Everton D 0-0 0-0 33,342
22. H_ Coventry C. Wi-0 1-0 Glover 24,254
29. A Tottenham H. L 3-4 2-2 Glover, Sammels (pen), Partridge 19.631
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League (41): Brown 7, Sammels 5 (1 pen), Weller 5, Glover 5, Birchenall 4, Nish 3 F
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Goalkeepers
Peter Shilton 60 12 10 Leicester Leicester C. 198 =
Mark Wallington 60 120 Sleaford Walsall 11 =
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Carl Jayes Leicester C.
Full-backs
David Nish 511 113 Burtonon Leicester C. 224 25
Trent
Joe Jopling 60 118 South Shields Aldershot 35 2
Leicester C. 1 —
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Steve Whitworth Sy) 111 Coalville Leicester C. 81 =
Alan Woollett S11 113" Leicester Leicester C. 96+9 cee
Half-backs
Graham Cross 60 130 Leicester Leicester C. 378 26
Malcolm Manley 60 112 Johnston Leicester C. 8349 5
John Sjoberg 60 113 Aberdeen Leicester C. 32441 15
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Alan Birchenall 60 128 EastHam Sheffield U. 106+1 31
Chelsea 7441 20
C. Palace 41 il
Leicester C. 29 4
John Farrington 510 106 Lynemouth Wolverhampton W. 3143 2
Leicester C. 76+1 15
Rodney Fern 511 110 Burton on Leicester C. 13251 T
Trent
Len Glover 5:9 120 London Charlton Ath. 177 20
Leicester C. 14243 21
Robert Lee Leicester C. 0+1 pis
Paul Matthews 59 103 Leicester Leicester C. 5645 5
Malcolm Munro Leicester C. ii) =
Malcolm Partridge 604 123 Calow Mansfield T. 66+3 20
Leicester C. 2248 4
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Jon Sammels 594 115 Ipswich Arsenal aes 39
Leicester C, 40 5
Mike Stringfellow 60 114 Kirkbyin Mansfield T. 58 10
Ashfield Leicester C, 269 +6 16
David Tomlin Nuneaton Leicester C, 10+1 1
Keith Weller 510 121 Islington Tottenham H. 1942 1
Millwall 121 38
Chelsea 3444 14
Leicester C. 32 5
Derek Watts Leicester C,
Club Colours: Blue shirts with white collar and cuffs, white shorts, blue-white stockings,
Change Colours: All red or all white.
Club Captain: David Nish.
Physiotherapist: G. Preston,
Club Nickname: ‘Filberts’.
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LINCOLN CITY
Chairman: C. F. Warner.
Directors: G. Cook, S. Haig, D. Bocock, H. Dove.
Manager: David Herd.
General Manager: R. Chapman, A.C.A.
Secretary: R. Chester.
Previous Grounds: 1883, John O’Gaunt’s; 1894, Sincil
Bank.
5th, 1901-02. Division 3(N), Champions: 1931-32,
1947-48, 1951-52; Runners-up: 1927-28, 1930-31, 1936—
37. F.A. Cup, Best Season: Ist Rd. of Second Series
(Sth Rd. equivalent), 1886-87, 2nd Rd. (Sth Rd. equiva-
lent), 1889-90, 1901-02. Football League Cup, Best
Season: 4th Rd., 1967-68.
Record Victory: 11 1 v Crewe Alex., Division Most League Appearances: Tony Emery,
3(N), Sept. 29th, 1951. 402, 1946-59.
Record Defeat: 311 v Manchester C., Record Transfer Fee Received: £29,500 from
Division 2, Mar. 23rd, 1895. Leicester C. for Andy Graver, Dec. 1954.
Most League Points: 69, Division 3(N), Record Transfer Fee Paid: £12,000 to
1951-52. Leicester C. for Andy Graver, June 1955.
Most League Goals: 121, Division 3(N), Managers Since the War: Bill Anderson, Bob
1951-52. Chapman, Ron Gray, Bert Loxley.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Alan Hall, Address of Supporters Club: Same as Foot-
42, Division 3(N), 1931-32. ball Club.
Most League Goals in Aggregate: Andy Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Red Imps
Graver, 144, 1950-55 and 1958-61. Shop on Ground.
Most Capped Players: David Pugh, 3 (7),
Wales; Con Moulson, 3 (6), Eire; George
Moulson, 3, Eire.
How to get there: Buses from outside Central Railway Station to Sincil Bank. Nearest Railway
Stations, Lincoln Central and St. Mark’s.
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Record attendance: 23,196 v Derby Co., League Cup 4th Rd., November 15, 1967. Record
receipts: £5,861 v Derby Co., League Cup 4th Rd., November 15, 1967.
259
LINCOLN CITY 1970-71 LEAGUE RECORD
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29 H _ Grimsby T. W 3-0 2-0 McMahon, Hubbard, Freeman 15,015
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‘ SNH) Exeter’ C- W 4-1 (2-1 Hubbard, Freeman 3 5,985
15 Ara GColchester U, L, 2257-222 Freeman 2 5,834
19 A Doncaster R. L 0-2 0-0 5,272
23 H_ Peterborough U. W 3-2——2-1 Smith, Freeman, Gilliver 6,784
50) “Ase Bury, W 1-0 1-0 Hubbard 3,158
Nov 6 H_ Northampton T. W2-0 2-0 Hubbard, Gilliver 6,529
12. A Southport D 1-1 0-1 Freeman 4,868
26 A Darlington D 3-3. 0-2 Hubbard, Freeman 2 2,520
Dec 4 H_ Aldershot D 2-2 0-2 Hubbard 2 (1 pen) 5,366
11. A Newport Co. L 0-2 0-2 2,987
18 H_ Stockport Co. W 2-1 1-0 Hubbard 2 5,248
27 A Southend U. L 1-2 1-1 Trevis 15,430
Jan 1 H Workington W 1-0 1-0 Freeman 5,539
15 H_ Brentford W4-1 2-0 McNeil, Spencer, Ward 2 7,552
22 A _ Grimsby T. D 2-2 1-0 McNeil, Freeman 15,564
29 H_ Doncaster R. W 2-0 2-0 Worsdale, McNeil 7,568
Feb 5 H_ Hartlepool W 2-1 2-1 McNeil, Spencer 7,261
12 A_ Peterborough U. D 44 = 2-1 Spencer 2, Smith, Worsdale 6,601
19 H_ Bury W 2-0 1-0 Spencer, McMahon 7,332
26 A NorthamptonT. W43-2 1-1 Worsdale 2, McNeil 4,970
Mar 4 H_ Southport W 2-1 «2-1 =McNeil, Worsdale 8,001
9 H_ Gillingham D 1-1 0-0 Ward 8,621
11 A Exeter C. W 2-1 1-0 Freeman, Gilliver 2,970
13. A Brentford aor) 12,070
18H _ Scunthorpe U. W 1-0 1-0 Gilliver 16,498
21. A Chester L 1-2 1-1 McNeil 2,372
25. A Reading W 1-0 0-0 Trevis 4,519
Apr 1 H_ Southend U. D 0-0 0-0 12,199
3. A Cambridge U. D 0-0 0-0 6,588
8 A _ Hartlepool L 1-2 1-2. McNeil 5,972
12 H_ Barrow W 3-2. 3-1 Ward, McNeil 2 (1 pen) 9,432
15 H_ Darlington L 0-1 0-0 91555
19 A Gillingham D 3-3 2-0 McNeil, Ward, Spencer 2,538
22 A Aldershot D 0-0 0-0 3,087
26H Crewe Alex. D 0-0 0-0 4,064
29. H_ Chester W 4-0 1-0 McNeil 2, Spencer 2 3,033
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League (77): Hubbard 15, McNeil 13, Presean 13, Gilliver 8, Spencer 8, Ward 5, Worsdale 5, Trevis 4,
Smith 3, McMahon 2, Kennedy, D.
League Cup (7): Hubbard 4, Freeman 2"Gilliver.
F.A. Cup (1): Gilliver.
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58 114 Worksop Grimsby T. 189 2

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Lincoln C. 129+2 1
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61 1111 Rugby Northampton T. 243+1 2
Terry Branston
Luton T. 101+2 9
Lincoln C, 66+1 _
David Kennedy 61 138 Sunderland Leeds U. 2 1
Lincoln C. 64+2 1
John Kurila 60 12 12 Glasgow Celtic 5 —_
Northampton T. 40 1
Bristol C, 6 —
Southend U. 88+1 2
Colchester U. 53 4
Lincoln C. 23+1 —_—
Frank McMahon 510 117 Belfast Coventry C. _ —
Waterford not known
Lincoln C, 36+1 2
Trevor Meath 5114 1210 Wednesbury Walsall 59+8 11
Lincoln C, 42+1 5
Tommy Spencer 511 12 94 Glasgow Southampton 3 —
York C, 5443 20
Workington 167 10
Lincoln C. 23 8
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Percy Freeman 6 04 13 10 Newark W.B.A. 2 oo
Lincoln C. $3+4 23
Allan Gilliver 614 130 Huddersfield Huddersfield T. 46 22
Blackburn R. 324-2 )
Rotherham U. 2342 2
Brighton 5443 19
Lincoln C. 3344 8
Dixie McNeil § 10 11 12 Melton Leicester C, — —
Mowbray Exeter C, 31 ll
Corby T. not known
Lincoln C, 20 iS
Dave Smith 57 107 Thornaby Middlesbrough 1 ==
Lincoln C. 161+5 27
Derek Trevis 511 110 Birmingham Aston Villa — _—
Colchester 196 13
Walsall 6342 6
; Lincoln C, 67+3 17
David Walls 56 96 Leeds Leeds U. — —_—
Lincoln C,. 3 —
John Ward 58 1010 Lincoln Lincoln C, 124+4 6
Micky Worsdale 57 10 94 Stoke-on-Trent Lincoln C, 20+1 5
Free Transfer: Trevor Scott.
Club Colours: Red shirts, white shorts, red stockings,

Change Colours: Yellow shirts, blue shorts, yellow stockings,
Club Captain: Graham Taylor.
Club Trainer|/Coach: Bert Loxley.
Club Nickname: ‘The Red Imps’,
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LIVERPOOL DIV. 1
President: T. V. Williams. Chairman: H. E. Roberts.
Directors: C. J. Hill, E. A. F. Sawyer, S. C. Reakes J.P.,
H. Cartwright, J. W. Smith, F.C.A., J. T. Cross.
Manager: Bill Shankly. Secretary: P. B. Robinson.

1905-06, 1921-22, 1922-23, 1946-47, 1963-64, 1965-66;
Runners-up: 1898-99, 1909-10, 1968-69. Division 2, Cham-
pions: 1893-94, 1895-96, 1904-05, 1961-62. F.A. Cup,
Winners: 1965; Runners-up: 1914, 1950, 1971. Football
League Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd., 1968-69.
European Competitions: European Cup:
1964-65, 1966-67. European Cup Winners
Cup: 1965-66 (Finalists) 1971-72. European
Fairs Cup: 1967-68, 1968-69, 1969-70,
Most League Appearances: Billy Liddell,
1970-71.
492, 1946-61 (40 F.A. Cup appearances).
Record Victory: 10-1 v Rotherham U., Record Transfer Fee Received: £80,000 from
Division 2, Feb. 18th, 1896. Coventry C. for Tony Hateley, Sept. 1968,
Record Defeat: 1-9 y Birmingham C., and £80,000 from Aston Villa for Alun
Division 2, Dec. 11th, 1954. Evans, June 1972.
Most League Goals: 106, Division 2, 1895-96. Cardiff C. for John Toshack, Nov. 1970.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Roger Managers Since the War: George Kay, Don
Hunt, 41, Division 2, 1961-62. Welsh, Phil Taylor.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Roger Address of Supporters Club: 1 Lower Breck
Hunt, 245, 1959-69. Rd
Most Capped Player: Roger Hunt, 34, Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Same as
England. ground.
How to get there: Buses 17d from Pier Head and 26, 27 from Castle Street. Specials from Pier
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Cup 4th Rd., February 2, 1952. Record receipts: £28,000 v Leeds Semi-Final Fairs Cup,
April 14, 1971.
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Time
Result Eee Goalscorers Attendance
Keegan, Smith (pen), Hughes 50,989
Aug 14. H_ Nottingham F. W 3-1~—s2-1
W. W 3-2 2-1 Toshack, Heighway, Smith (pen) 51,869
17. H Wolverhampton
L 2-3 1-2 Hughes, Keegan 39,720
21 A Newcastle U.
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Leicester C. W 3-2 2-2 Heighway, Keegan, Toshack 50,970
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4 A_ Tottenham H. L 0-2 0-1 50,124
11H Southampton Wi-0 1-0 Toshack 45,876
1St PASS Leeds: L 0-1 0-0 41,381
25H Manchester U. D 2-2. 2-0 Graham, Hall 55,634
Oct 2 A _ StokeC. D 0-0 0-0 28,698
9 H_ Chelsea D 0-0 0-0 48,464
16 A Nottingham F. W 3-2” ‘1-1 Hughes, Heighway, Smith (pen) 20,945
23 H Huddersfield T. WwW 2-0 0-0 Smith (pen), Evans 41,627
30 A Sheffield U. Di-1 0-1 Keegan 39,023
Nov 6 H_ Arsenal W 3-2.~=« ‘1-1 Hughes, Callaghan, Ross 46,929
13. A_ Everton L 0-1 0-0 56,563
20 A_ Coventry C. W 2-0 0-0 Whitham 2 255325
27 H West Ham U. W 1-0 0-0 Hughes 43,399
Dec 4 A _ Ipswich T. D 0-0 0-0 21,359
il _ HA, Derby Co. W 3-2 2-1 Whitham 3 44,601
18 H_ Tottenham H. D 0-0 0-0 43,409
Die ea BoAc L 0-1 0-1 43,804
Jan 1 H_ Leeds U. L 0-2 0-0 53,847
8 A_ Leicester C. L 0-1 0-1 26,421
22 A Wolverhampton W.D 0-0 0-0 33,638
29) LH Ci Palace W 4-1 1-0 Lawler 2, Callaghan, Keegan 39,538
Feb 12. A Huddersfield T. W 1-0 0-0 Whitham 18,702
19 H_ Sheffield U. W 2-0 1-0 Toshack 2 42,005
26 H Manchester C. W 3-0 1-0 Lloyd, Keegan, Graham 50,074
Mar 4 H_ Everton W40 1-0 Wright, T. (og), McLaughlin (og), Lawler,
Hughes 53,922
11 A _ Chelsea D 0-0 0-0 38,691
18 H Newcastle U. W 5-0 (3-0 Lawler, Keegan, Toshack, Hughes,
Boersma 43,899
25 A Southampton W 1-0 0-0 Toshack 21,680
28 H Stoke C. W 2-1-1 Burrows (og), Keegan 42,489
Apr 1 Hy W.B.A. W 2-0 1-0 Smith (pen), Lawler 46,564
3. A Manchester U. W 3-0 0-0 Lawler, Toshack, Hughes 54,000
8 H Coventry C. W 3-1 —=—-:1-0 Keegan, Smith (pen), Toshack 50,628
15 A West Ham U. W 2-0 1-0 | Toshack, Heighway 32,660
22. H_ Ipswich T. W 2-0 1-0 Toshack 2 54,316
May 1 A_ Derby Co. L 0-1 0-0 39,420
8 A Arsenal D 0-0 0-0 39,289
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League (64): Toshack 13, Keegan 9, Hughes 8, Smith 6 (6 pens), Whitham 6, Lawler
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Third Round Southampton (h) 1-0
Fourth Round West Ham U. (a) 1-2
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Fourth Round Leeds U. (h) 0-0
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Roy Evans 57 110 Bootle Liverpool 7 _-
Chris Lawler 60 12 10 Liverpool Liverpool 336 36
Alec Lindsay 58 1010 Bury Bury 126 14
Liverpool 6342 1
John Webb 584 107 Liverpool Liverpool —_ —
Half-backs
Steve Arnold 60 12°7 ~ Crewe Crewe Alex, 13-2 —_—
Liverpool 141 —_—
Southport (on loan) 16 3
Larry Lloyd 62 124 Bristol Bristol R. 43 1
Liverpool 81 1
Emlyn Hughes 5104 1113 Barrow Blackpool 27+1 —
Liverpool 211 22
John McLaughlin 58 103 Liverpool Liverpool 37+2 2
David Rylands 60 117 Liverpool Liverpool —_ —
Tommy Smith 5104 117 Liverpool Liverpool 302 29
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Phil Boersma 5104 117 Liverpool Liverpool 20+5 =
Wrexham (on loan) 342 a
Derek Brownbill 59 10 10 Liverpool Liverpool —_— =
Tan Callaghan heh 111° Liverpool Liverpool 41442 41
Alun Evans 59 110 Kidderminster Wolverhampton W. 20+1 4
Liverpool 77+ 21
Brian Hall im! 106 Glasgow Liverpool 56+8 2
Steve Heighway 5104 117 Dublin Liverpool 69+4 8
Bob Johnston 5 94 110 Liverpool Liverpool — —
Kevin Keegan 58 10 10 Doncaster Scunthorpe U. 120+ 4 18
Liverpool 35 9
Kevin Kewley 58 107 Liverpool Liverpool — —
Hugh McAuley Su 97 Bootle Liverpool —_ oo
Peter Thompson 59 11 10 Carlisle Preston N.E. 122 20
Liverpool 317+-5 42
Phil Thompson 60 107° Liverpool Liverpool +1 —_—
John Waddington 5-TL 11-7 Darwen Liverpool — —
Jack Whitham 5114 120 Burnley Sheffield W. 57+6 28
Liverpool 15 7
John Toshack 60 117 Cardiff Cardiff C, 15942 74
Liverpool 49 +1 18
Free Transfers: Philip Dando; Edward Flood; Stephen Marshall.
Club Colours: All red with white facings.

Change Colours: White shirts with red collars and cuffs, black shorts, white stockings.
Club Captain: Tommy Smith.
Coach; Reuben Bennett.
First Team Trainer: Bob Paisley.
Club Nickname: ‘Reds’ or ‘Pool’,
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LUTON TOWN DIV. 2
President: T. Hodgson.
Chairman: Robert Keens.
Directors: L. S. Hawkins, H. Richardson, J. A. C. Bain, R. I.
Burr, J. E. Bartholemew, A. T. Hunt, E. Morecombe.
Secretary: R. Readhead.
Team Manager: Harry Haslam.
Previous Grounds: 1885, Excelsior, Dallow Lane; 1897,
Dunstable Road; 1905, Kenilworth Road.
8th, 1957-58. Division 2, Runners-up: 1954-55. Division 3,
Runners-up: 1969-70. Division 4, Champions: 1967-68. Divi-
sion 3(S), Champions: 1936-37; Runners-up: 1935-36. F.A.
Cup, Best Season: Runners-up: 1959. Football League Cup,
Best Season: 4th Rd., 1963.
Record Victory: 12-0 vy Bristol R., Division Most League Appearances: Bob Morton,
3(S), Apr. 13th, 1936. 494, 1948-64.
Record Defeat: 1-9 v Swindon T., Division Rec. Trans. Fee Rec.£180,000 from Newcastle
3(S), Aug. 28th, 1921. U. for Malcolm Macdonald, May 1971.
Most League Points: 66, Division 4, 1967-68 Record Transfer Fee Paid: £35,000 to Arsenal
(equalled Division 4 record). for David Court, July 1970.
Most League Goals: 103, Division 3(S), Managers Since the War: Dally Duncan,
1936-37. Syd Owen, Sam Bartram, Bill Harvey,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Joe Payne, George Martin, Allan Brown.
55, Division 3(S), 1936-37. Address of Supporters Club: ‘Hatters Club’.
Most Goals in Total Aggregate: 243, Gordon Address of Club Shop: Luton Town Club
Turner, 1949-64. Shop and Sports Centre, 231 Dunstable
Most Capped Player: George Cummins, 19, Road, Luton, Bedfordshire.
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Result
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D 1-1 0-0 Givens (pen) 12,428
Aug 14 H_ Norwich C.
L 1-2 0-0 Busby 13,333
21 A Burnley
D 1-1 ~=O-1 Anderson 11,772
28 H Preston N.E.
D 1-1_=1-1 Givens 10,490
Sept 1 A Oxford U.
D 0-0 0-0 8,703
4 A Orient
11. H_ Birmingham C. D 0-0 0-0 14,678
18 A Millwall D 2-2. 1-2 Anderson 2 12,433
H Middlesbrough W 3-2~—=s‘I1-1 Halom, Wainwright, Anderson 13,001
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Oct 20,4 Hull'C. D 0-0 0-0 13,904
9 H_ Swindon T. D 0-0 0-0 13,423
16 A Norwich C. L 1-3 1-0 Slough 22,558
19 Alt (OsP RS L 0-1 0-1 15,858
23 H Carlisle U. L 0-2 0-1 11,963
30 A _ Sunderland D 2-2 0-1 Nicholl, Anderson 17,979
Nov 6 H_ Charlton Ath. Peo” MEOW Keen 11,011
13. A Watford L 1-2. 1-1 Halom 14,000
20 <A_ Blackpool Wi1-0 1-0 Givens 8,432
27 H_ Portsmouth W 3-2 0-2 Keen, Hindson, Anderson 9,910
Dec 4 A_ Bristol C, D 0-0 0-0 12,921
i HB Cardi Cc, D 2-2 1-1 Anderson, Givens (pen) 10,606
18 H = Orient W 2-0 0-0 Slough, Givens 9,193
27 <A Sheffield W. D 2-2 1-0 Givens, Anderson 31,391
Jan H_ Millwall W 2-1 2-0 Nicholl, Anderson 15,113
8 A Preston N.E. W 1-0 1-0 Slough 12,844
22. A Fulham L 1-3 0-2 Anderson 11,328
DORE O.RRS D 1-1 ‘1-1 John, Ryan 17,280
Feb 5 H Oxford U. EF 1-2 8051 Halom 9,792
12 A Carlisle U. D 0-0 0-0 8,731
19 H Sunderland Eal-2 10-1 Nicholl 10,994
26 A Charlton Ath. L 0-2 0-1 7,941
Mar 4 H_ Watford D 0-0 0-0 10,816
18 H_ Burnley W 1-0 1-0 Busby 8,490
25. A Birmingham C. L 0-1 0-0 34,395
31 A Middlesbrough D 0-0 0-0 11,720
Apr 1 H__ Sheffield W. W 3-1 0-1 Halom 3 9,121
4 H_ Hull C. L 0-1 0-0 9,763
8 H_ Blackpool L 1-4 0-3 Keen 7,270
15 A Portsmouth W 3-0 2-0 Givens (pen), John Ryan, 2 8,552
18 A Swindon T. Le T-2°” 1-0 Givens 8,960
22, 4H BristolG! D 0-0 0-0 8,329
29" .A Cardiff Gy Dusk welel Wainwright 12,587
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Keith Barber 511 1012 London Luton T. 21 —
Full-backs
Ken Goodeve 510 1010 Manchester Manchester U. — _
Luton T. 242 ==
Paul Price Luton T, — —
John Ryan 510 126 London Fulham 41+4 1
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Alan Slough §10 125 Luton Luton T. 244+5 25
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Leeds U. 2 —
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Luton T. 10 —
John Moore 511 124 Hart Hill Motherwell 4 —
Luton T. 252+8 13
Robin Wainwright Sil” 11 t35 Luton Luton T. 15+1 3
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Don Shanks 59 108 London Luton T, 25 _
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Peter Anderson 510 113 Hendon Luton T. 46+3 11
Viv Busby 5114 116 High Wycombe Luton T. 444+12 14
Newcastle U. (on loan) 4 2
Don Givens 511 112 Dublin Manchester U. 4 1
Luton T. 80+3 19
Derek Hales Luton T. — —_—
Vic Halom 5 10 12 10 Burton Charlton Ath, 8+3 —
Orient 53 12
Fulham 66+6 22
Luton T. 32+2 T
Gordon Hindson 59 114 Durham Newcastle U. 7 1
Luton T. 22+1 1
Terry Robinson Luton T. —_ a
Jim Ryan 59 10 11 Stirling Manchester U. 21+3 4
Luton T, 414+8 3
Nicholas Sparks Luton T. — —
Free Transfers; David Court; Michael Keen; Alan Read.
Club Colours; White shirts, black shorts, white stockings.

Change Colours: Red shirts, black shorts, red and white stockings,
Club Captain:
First Team Trainer: Reg Gane,
Club Nickname: ‘Hatters’,
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President: A. V. Alexander.
Chairman: A. E. Alexander, M.S.I.A.
Directors: S. Rose, M.B., F.R.C.S., F. R. Johnson,
J. J. H. Humphreys, R. Harris, P. J. Swales, S. H.
Cussons, J. F. Smith Secretary: W. Griffiths.
Manager: Malcolm Allison. Coach: Ken Barnes.
Year Formed: 1887 as Ardwick F.C.; 1894 as Man-
chester City. Limited Company: 1894.
Turned Professional: 1887 as Ardwick F.C.
Previous Names: 1887-94, Ardwick F.C. (Formed
through the amalgamation of West Gorton and Gorton
Athletic, the latter having been formed in 1880.)
Previous Grounds: 1880-81, Clowes Street; 1881-82,
Kirkmanshulme Cricket Ground; 1882-84, Queens
Road; 1884-87, Pink Bank Lane; 1887-94, Hyde Road;
(1894-1923, as City); 1923, Maine Rd.
Honours: Football League, Division 1, Highest League Scorer in Season: Tommy
Champions: 1936-37, 1967-68; Runners-up: Johnson, 38, Division 1, 1928-29.
1903-04, 1920-21. Division 2, Champions: Most League Goals in Total Aggregate:
1898-99, 1902-03, 1909-10, 1927-28, 1946- Tommy Johnson, 158, 1919-30.
47, 1965-66; Runners-up: 1895-96, 1950-51. Most Capped Player: Francis Lee, 27, Eng.
F.A. Cup, Winners: 1904, 1934, 1956, 1969; Most League Appearances: Bert Trautmann,
Runners-up: 1926, 1933, 1955. Football 508, 1949-64 (33 F.A. Cup appearances).
League Cup, Winners: 1970. European Record Transfer Fee Received: £125,000 from
Competitions: European Cup: 1968-69. Torino, Italy, for Dennis Law, June, 1961.
European Cup Winners Cup: 1969-70 Record Transfer Fee Paid: £200,000 to
(Winners): 1970-71. Q.P.R. for Rodney Marsh, March 1972.
Record Victory: 11-3 v Lincoln C., Division 2, Managers Since the War: Wilf Wild, Sam
Mar. 23rd, 1895. Record Defeat: 1-9 v Cowan, Jock Thomson, Les McDowall,
Everton, Division 1, Sept. 3rd, 1906, George Poyser, Joe Mercer.
Most League Points: 62, Division 2, 1946-47. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: The City
Most League Goals: 108, Division 2, 1926-27. Souvenir Shops, Maine Road, Moss Side.
How to get there: Corporation specials from Aytoun Street, Piccadilly, in centre of city.
Nearest Railway Station Manchester Piccadilly.
Kippax Street
Claremont
Road
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‘Football, Manchester 14’. Capacity crowd: 64,374. Record attendance: 84,569 v Stoke C.,
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F.A. Cup 6th Rd., March 3, 1934 (British record for any game outsi ide London or Glasgow).
3, 1969.
Record aibiee £30,888 v Manchester U., F.A. Cup Semi-Final, December
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24 A Wolverhampton W. L 1-2 0-1 Lee (pen) 26,633
28 H_ Tottenham H. W440 2-0 Bell, Summerbee, Davies, Lee 33,683
Sept 1 H_ Liverpool Wi1-0 0-0 Mellor 45,144
4 A _ Leicester C. D0-0 0-0 25,238
11 H Newcastle U. W2-1 1-1 Bell, Lee 32,710
18 A Nottingham F. D 2-2 0-0 Lee (pen), Davies 21,488
25 H Southampton W 3-0 2-0 Lee, Bell, Davies 27,896
Oct 2 A W.B.A. W 2-0 2-0 Lee, Connor 25,634
9 H_ Everton W 1-0 0-0 Lee (pen) 33,538
16 A Leeds U. L 0-3. 0-1 36,004
23 H_ Sheffield U. W 2-1 0-0 Doyle, Lee 41,896
30 A Huddersfield T. D i-1 = +0-1 Carter 20,153
Nov 6 H Manchester U. D 3-3 0-1 Lee (pen), Bell, Summerbee 63,366
13. A Arsenal W 2-1 0-0 Mellor, Bell 47,443
20 A West Ham U. W 2-0 1-0 Lee (pen), Davies 33,694
27 H_ Coventry C. W 40 2-0 Lee2, Bell 2 31,003
Dec 4 A_ Derby Co. L 1-3 0-3 Lee (pen) 35,354
11 H_ Ipswich T. W440 3-0 Davies, Mellor, Bell, Lee 26,900
18 H_ Leicester C. D 1-1 0-1 Lee (pen) 29,524
27. A- .Stoke'@! W 3-1 1-0 Towers, Book, Lee 43,007
Jan 1 H_ Nottingham F. D 2-2 1-1 Lee (pen), Davies 38,777
8 A Tottenham H. Di-1 0-1 Davies 36,470
22’ A C. Palace W 2-1-1 Lee, Blyth (og) 31,480
29H Wolverhampton W. W 5-2 3-1 Booth, Lee 3, Towers 37,639
Feb 12. A_ Sheffield U. Di'3-300 1 Lee 2 (1 pen), Bell 38,181
19 H_ Huddersfield T. W 1-0 0-0 Booth 36,421
26 A Manchester C. L 0-3 0-1 50,074
Mar 1 HH W.B.A. W 2-1 1-0 Bell 2 25,677
4 H Arsenal W 2-0 1-0 Lee 2 (1 pen) 44,213
11 A Everton W 2-1 2-0 Wright, T. (og), Hill 44,646
18H Chelsea W 1-0 1-0 Booth 53,322
25 A Newcastle U. D 0-0 0-0 37,460
Apr 1 H_ StokeC. eG Er ae | Lee 49,392
4 A Southampton L 0-2 O-1 27,374
8 H West Ham U. W 3-1. =1-0 Marsh 2, Bell 38,491
12 A Manchester U. W 3-1 0-0 Lee 2, Marsh 56,000
15 A Coventry C. D 1-1 0-0 Towers 34,225
18 A _— Ipswich L 1-2 06-1 Summerbee 24,365
22. H_ Derby Co. W 2-0 1-0 Marsh, Lee (pen) 55,026
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F.A, Cup (1): Lee.
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position
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sr) 1010 Burntisland Hearts 32
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Manchester C. 3243
Blackpool! (on loan) 3
Glyn Pardoe 594 1012 Winsford Manchester C. 259+1
Half-backs
Tommy Booth 61 11 124 Manchester Manchester C. 135
Willie Donachie 59 113 Glasgow Manchester C. 47+4
Mike Doyle 60 119 Manchester Manchester C. 2354+5
Eaman Kavanagh 59 108 Manchester Manchester C, —
Alan Oakes 60 1210 Winsford Manchester C. 443+1
Paul Smith 58 912 Bath Manchester C, —
Tony Towers 584 1124 Manchester Manchester C. 59+4
Howard White 5 94 108 Manchester Manchester C, —
Forwards
Colin Bell 5114 1164 Hesleden Bury 82
Manchester C, 225
Michael Brennan 510 110 Salford Manchester C, +2
: Stockport Co. (on loan) 18
Frank Carrodus 58 10 10 Manchester Manchester C. 1141
Jeffrey Clarke Pontefract Manchester C, —
Wyn Davies 6 14 125 Caernarvon Wrexham 55
Bolton W. 455
Newcastle U. 181
Manchester C. 40
Keith Hanvey Manchester C. —
Philip Henson 5 10 9 12 Manchester Manchester C, +1
Freddie Hill 5113 127 Sheffield Bolton W. 273+1
Halifax T. 25
Manchester C. 244+5
Derek Jeffries 5104 113 Manchester Manchester C, 31+8
Francis Lee 574 122 Bolton Bolton W. 189
Manchester C. 184
Dennis Leman 55 102 Newcastle Manchester C, =
George McBeth 5 64 911 Belfast Manchester C, —
Rodney Marsh 60 120 London Fulham 63
Q.P.R. 211
Manchester C, T+1
Mike Summerbee 5104 114 Preston Swindon T. 218
Manchester C, 252+1
Jeffrey Johnson SF 100 Cardiff Manchester C., 442
Jan Mellor 61 10 12 Manchester Manchester C, 26 +2
Free Transfers: Stuart Curtin; David Gibbons.
Club Colours: Sky blue shirts with white collars and cuffs, white shorts, blue stockings with red and white
tops.
Change Colours: Red and black striped shirts, black shorts.
Club Captain: Tony Book.
Team Captain: Colin Bell.
First Team Trainer: Ken Barnes,
Club Nickname; ‘Citizens’,
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Chairman: L. C. Edwards.
Directors: J. A. Gibson, W. A. Young, D. D. Haroun, J.P.,
C. M. Edwards., Sir Matt Busby, C.B.E.
Manager: Frank O’Farrell. Secretary: R. L. Olive.
Year Formed: 1880 as Newton Heath; 1902, Manchester United.
Previous Name: Newton Heath, 1880-1902.
Previous Grounds: 1880-93, North Road, Monsall Road;
1893-1910, Bank Street; 1910, Old Trafford; 1946, Maine Rd.
1910-11, 1951-52, 1955-56, 1956-57; 1964-65, 1966-67;
Runners-up: 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1950-51, 1958-59,
1963-64, 1967-68. Division 2, Champions: 1935-36; Runners-
up; 1896-97, 1905-06, 1924-25, 1937-38.
F.A. Cup, Winners: 1909, 1948, 1963; Run- Highest League Scorer in Season: Dennis
ners-up: 1957, 1958. Football League Cup, Viollet, 32, 1959-60.
Best Season: 1969-70, Semi-Finalists. Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Bobby
European Competitions: European Cup, Charlton, 192.
Semi-Finalists: 1956-57, 1957-58, 1965-66, Most Capped Player: Bobby Charlton, 106.
1968-69; Winners: 1967-68. European Cup Most League Appearances: Bobby Charlton,
Winners Cup: 1963-64. European Fairs 570, 1955-1972.
Cup, Semi-Finalists: 1964-65. Record Transfer Fee Received: £65,000 from
Huddersfield T. for Alan Gowling, June
Record Victory: 10-0 v Anderlecht, European 1972.
Cup, Preliminary Rd., 1956-57. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £200,000 for Ian
Record Defeat: 0-7 v Aston Villa, Division 1, Moore to Nottingham F., March 1972.
Dec. 27th, 1930. Managers Since the War: Matt Busby, Wilf
Most League Points: 64, Division 1, 1956-57. McGuinness, Sir Matt Busby.
Most League Goals: 103, Division 1, 1956-57 Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Red
and 1958-59. Devils Souvenir Shop, Old Trafford.
How to get there: Special buses leave Ayton Street, Piccadilly, and Victoria Street, near
Manchester Cathedral. Nearest Railway Stations Manchester, Piccadilly and Victoria.
United Road
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Manchester’. Ground capacity: 61,500. Record attendance: 76,962, Wolves v Grimsby T.,
F.A. Cup Semi-final, March 25, 1939. Club record: 70,504 v Aston Villa, Division 1, Decem-
ber 27, 1920. Record receipts: £88,495, Chelsea v Leeds U., F.A. Cup Final Replay, April
29, 1970. Club record: £63,430 vy Estudiantes, World Club Championship.
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A _ Derby Co, D 2-2 2-0 Law, Gowling 35,886
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A _ Chelsea W 3-2~—=«SOO--1 Kidd, Morgan (pen), Charlton 54,763
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20 H_ Arsenal W 3-1 _—*O-1 Gowling, Charlton, Kidd (at Liverpool) 27,649
23 H W.B.A. W 3-1 2-0 + Best2,Gowling (at Stoke) 23,146
28 A Wolverhampton W. D 1-1 1-0 Best 46,471
31 A Everton L 0-1 0-1 52,151
~ Sept 4 4H _ Ipswich T. Wi1-0 1-0 Best 45,656
11. <A_ C. Palace W 3-1~—si1-1 Kidd, Law 2 44,020
18 H West Ham U. W 4-2. 2-1 Best 3, Charlton 53,339
25 <A Liverpool D 2-2 0-2 Law, Charlton 55,634
Oct 2 H_ Sheffield U. W2-0 0-0 Best, Gowling 51,735
9 A Huddersfield T. W 3-0 0-0 Best, Law, Charlton 33,458
16 H Derby Co. W 1-0 0-0 Best 53,400
23 A Newcastle U. W 1-0 0-0 Best 52,411
50M Ee ecds UO. L 0-1 0-1 53,960
Nov 6 A Manchester C. D 3-3 1-0 Mcllroy, Kidd, Gowling 63,366
13 H _ Tottenham H. W 3-1 1-0 Mcllroy, Law 2 54,000
200 Hi Leicester'C: W 3-2——2-1 Kidd, Law 2 48,757
27 A Southampton W 5-2 2-0 Best 3, McIlroy, Kidd 30,323
Dec 4 H_ Nottingham F. W 3-2 2-1 Law, Kidd 2 45,411
1? A’ “Stoke'C. D 1-1 ‘1-1 Law 33,857
18 A _ Ipswich T. D0-0 0-0 29,229
27 H_ Coventry C. D2-2 641 Law, James 52,117
Jan 1 -A West Ham U. L 0-3 0-1 41,892
8 H Wolverhampton W.L 1-3 0-2 Mcllroy 46,781
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19.5, A ~ Leeds 'U: L 1-5 0-0 Burns 45,399
Mar 4 A _ Tottenham H. L 0-2 00 54,814
8 H_ Everton D 0-0 0-0 38,415
—_ 11 H__ Huddersfield T. W 2-0 1-0 Best, Moore 53,581
25 H.C.Palace W 4-0 2-0 Gowling, Charlton, Moore, Law 41,550
Apr 1 A Coverntry C. W 3-2 3-1 Best, Moore, Charlton 37,901
3. H_ Liverpool L 0-3 0-0 54,000
4 A Sheffield U. Di-1 O1 Sadler 45,045
8 <A Leicester C. L 02 0-1 35,970
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Manchester C. L 1-3 00 Buchan 56,000
15 H Southampton W 3-2 3-0 Best (pen), Moore, Kidd 38,437
22 A _ Nottingham F. D 0-0 0-0 35,063
25 A Arsenal L 0-3 02 49,125
29 H_ Stoke C. W 3-0 3-0 Charlton, Moore, Best (pen) 34,959
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League (69): Best 18 (2 pens), Law 13, Kidd 10, Charl ton 8, Gowling 6, Moore 5, McIlroy 4, Morgan 1,
(pen), James 1, Sadler 1, Burns 1, Buchan 1
League Cup (7): Best 3, Charlton 2, Gowling, Morgan.
FA. Cup (12): Best 5, Charlton 2, Gowling 2, Aston, Morgan, Sadler.
League Cup Second Round Ipswich T. (a) 3-1

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Player and
Goalkeepers
John Connaughton 511 1012 Wigan Manchester U.
Halifax T. (on loan)
Torquay U. (on loan)
Jimmy Rimmer 11 12 Southport Manchester U.
Alex Stepney 119 Mitcham Millwall
Chelsea
Manchester U.
Full-backs
Ian Donald 116 Aberdeen Manchester U.
Tony Dunne 911 Dublin Manchester U.
John Fitzpatrick 912 Aberdeen Manchester U.
William Watson 117 Motherwell Manchester U.
Paul Jones Manchester U,
Half-backs
Martin Buchan 11 7 Aberdeen Aberdeen
Manchester U.
Pat Crerand 121 Glasgow Celtic
Manchester U.
Paul Edwards 104 Crompton Manchester U.
Brian Greenhoff 1011 Barnsley Manchester U.
Clive Griffiths 11 7 Pontypridd Manchester U.
Steve James 10 10 Coseley Manchester U. 73
Tom O’Neil 104 St. Helens Manchester U. 37
David Sadler 123 Yalding Manchester U. 244+4
Arnold Sidebottom 11 4 Barnsley Manchester U.
Ian Ure 1293 Ayr Dundee 106
Arsenal 167
Manchester U. 47
Forwards
Peter Abbott 12 8 Rotherham Manchester U.
John Aston 10 12 Manchester Manchester U. 139+17
George Best 103 Belfast Manchester U. 330
Bobby Charlton 117 Ashington Manchester U. 570
Peter Fletcher 10 13 Manchester Manchester U.
Daniel Healey 10 13 Manchester Manchester U,
Brian Kidd 116 Manchester Manchester U. 157+3
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Francis McGivern 92 Coatbridge Manchester U.
Sammy Mcllroy 109 Belfast Manchester U. 8+8
Ian Moore 11 13 Ipswich Nottingham F, 233+1
Manchester U, 11
Willie Morgan 5 84 108 Glasgow Burnley 183
Manchester U. 124
Tony Whelan 5 104 118 Salford Manchester U.
Carlo Sartori 36 105 Calderzone, Manchester U. 26+12
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Tony Young 5 92 911 Urmston Manchester U. 5-3)
Eric Young 5 64 103 Stockton on Manchester U.
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Coach: Malcolm Musgrove,
Club Captain: Bobby Charlton.
Club Nickname: ‘United’, or ‘Reds’,
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Chairman: A. F. Patrick.
Directors: G. Bunting, B. Chambers, J. B. Almond,
J. W. Pratt.
Manager: Danny Williams. Secretary: J. D. Eaton.
Year Formed: 1905.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position in Division
3: 3rd, 1964-65. Division 3(N), Runners-up: 1950-51.
Division 4, Promoted: 1962-63 (4th). F.A. Cup, Best
Season: 6th Rd., 1968-69. Football League Cup, Best
Season: Never past 3rd Rd.
Relegated to Division 4 1971-72.
Record Victory: 9-2 y Rotherham U.,
Division 3(N), Dec. 27th, 1932 and v
Hounslow T., F.A. Cup, Ist Rd. Replay,
Noy. 5th, 1962.
Record Defeat: 1-8 v Walsall, Division 3(N), Leicester C. for Malcolm Partridge,
Jan. 19th, 1933. Sept. 1970 and £50,000 from Middles-
Most League Points: 64, Division 3(N), brough for Stuart Boam, June 1971.
1950-51. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £10,000 to W.B.A.
Most League Goals; 108, Division 4, 1962-63. for Bill Williams, Jan. 1966.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Ted Managers Since the War: Roy Goodall,
Harston, 55, Division 3(N), 1936-37. Freddie Steele, Stan Mercer, Charlie
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Mitten, Sam Weaver, Raich Carter,
Harry Johnson, 104, 1931-36. Tommy Cummings, Tommy Eggleston,
Most League Appearances: Don Bradley, Jock Basford.
386, 1949-62. Address of Supporters Club: Jackpot Office,
Record Transfer Fee Received: £50,000 from c/o the ground.
How to get there: Buses from town centre to within 300 yards of the ground. Nearest Railway
Station, Nottingham Midland.
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address: ‘Football, Mansfield’. Capacity crowd: 20,500. Record attendance: 24,467 Vv
Nottingham F., F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 10, 1953. Record receipts: £10,712 y Leicester
C., F.A. Cup 6th Rd., March 1969.
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Result ue Goalscorers Attendance
D0-0 0-0 5,801
Aug 14 H_ Halifax T.
21 A Rochdale L 1-2 1-1 Ryder (og) 3,458
L 0-3 0-1 4,131
28 H_ Brighton
L 1-3 0-1 Stenson (pen) 8,343
Sept 4 A Plymouth Arg.
H Swansea C. L 0-2 0-1 3,547
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18 A _ Chesterfield L 0-2 0-1 9,950
A Aston Villa Wi1-0 0-0 Jones 28,106
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25 H Rotherham U. L 0-1 0-1 4,797
27. +A Tranmere R. D 2-2 2-2 Thompson, Fairbrother 2,455
“Oct 2. .A_ Bolton W. L 0-2 0-2 8,751
9 H_ Bristol R. D 0-0 0-0 3,830
16 <A Halifax T. D 1-1 0-0 Fairbrother 3,864
18 H_ Barnsley D0-0 0-0 3,692
23 A Blackburn R. D i-1_ 0-0 Fairbrother 7,103
29 H Bournemouth L 0-5 0-2 6,602
Nov 6 A_ Notts. Co. L 0-2 0-1 16,905
13 H_ Port Vale L 0-1 O-1 5,986
27 ek York C, W2-1 1-0 Wignall, Roberts, R. (pen) 3,921
Dec 4 H_ Torquay U. D 0-0 0-0 S148
18 H Plymouth Arg. L 2-3 1-2 Fairbrother, Thompson 3,782
27 A Walsall L 1-2 0-0 Thompson 7,001
Jan 1 H _ Chesterfield W 2-1 0-0 Fairbrother, Wignall 8,319
8 A Brighton L 0-1 0-0 10,616
15 -A_ Bradford C. D 2-2 2-0 Fairbrother 2 4,098
22 H Tranmere R. Di-i_ t-l Fairbrother 4,740
29 A Barnsley D 1-1 0-0 #$Thompson 3,676
Feb 5 H Oldham Ath. W2-1~=si1-1 Wignall, Fairbrother 4,385
12. H_ Blackburn R. W 1- 1-0 Wignall 5,146
19 A Bournemouth D 1-1 0-0 Kitchener (og) 13,417
26 H_ Notts. Co. D 1-1 0-0 Roberts, R. 16,758
Mar 4 A_ Port Vale L 0-1 0-1 2,809
11 A Bristol R. L 1-2 1-0 Fairbrother 5,574
13. A Wrexham D 1-1 0-0 Saunders 2,358
18 H _ Rochdale W 3-1 1-0 Fairbrother, Wignall, Saunders 5,109
20 H_ Shrewsbury T. D 2-2 2-0 Fairbrother, Roberts, D. 5,961
24 A Swansea C. D 1-1 1-0 Wignall 3,494
27 H_ Bolton W. W 1-0 1-0 Wignall 5,398
Apr 1 H_ Walsall D 1-1 0-0 Fairbrother 5,770
3 A Rotherham U. Lo 13. 0-2 Fairbrother 5,518
8 A Oldham Ath. L 1-2 0-1 Wignall 5,587
15 H York C. D 0-0 0-0 5,006
19 A Shrewsbury T. L 2-4 0-2 Thompson 2 2,693
22 A Torquay U. W1-0 1-0 Longhorn 3025
24 4H _ Aston Villa D 1-1 0-0 Fairbrother 12,454
29 H_ Bradford C. D 1-1 1-0 Stenson 4,231
May 1 H Wrexham D 1-1 = =0-0 Thompson 6 678
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Longhorn 1, Roberts, D. 1, Own Goal 2.
FA. Cup (9): Fairbrother 4, Bingham 2, Thompson 2, Roberts, R.
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510 1010 Glasgow Watford 14 —_
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Clive Walker 510 110 Watford Leicester C. 17 _—
Northampton T, 72 1
Mansfield T. 132 PP
Barry Foster 59 104 Worksop Mansfield T. 9 —_—
Half-backs
Sam Ellis 60 135 Ashtonunder Sheffield W. 155+2 1
’ Lyme Mansfield T. 20 —
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John Saunders 614 126 Worksop Mansfield T. 76 2
Phil Waller 59 116 Derby Derby Co. 96 5
Alan Jarvis 58 11 94 Wrexham Hull C. 148+11 be
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John Fairbrother 59 118 Cricklewood Watford 39 19
Worcester C. not known
Northampton T. 135+5 56
Mansfield T. 41 15
Colin Foster 59 110 Nottingham Mansfield T. 1 —
Dennis Longhorn 5 11 110 Bournemouth Bournemouth 23+8 1
Mansfield T. 26+1 1
Dudley Roberts 604 122 Coventry Coventry C. 1141 6
John Stenson 39 116 Catford Charlton Ath. 347 —
Mansfield T. 10344 21
Dave Thompson S.7 107 Scotton Wolverhampton W. 8 1
Southampton 2143 —
Mansfield T. 74 15
Frank Wignall 5 113 11 7 Blackpool Everton 33 is}
Nottingham F, 158+1 47
Wolverhampton W, 32 15
Derby Co. 29+-16 15
Mansfield T. 2342 8
Free Transfers: John Bingham; Colin Harrington; Robert Roberts; John Stenson.
Club Colours: White shirts with blue and amber trimmings, blue shorts, white stockings,
Change Colours: Red shirts, white shorts and stockings,
Club Trainer|Coach: Johnny Quigley.
Club Nickname: ‘The Stags’,
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MIDDLESBROUGH DIV. 2
Chairman: J. E. Thomas.
Directors: H. E. Thomas, G. B. Whinney, G. B. Wood,
G. T. Kitching, Dr. U. N. Phillips, E. Varley, C.
Amer.
Manager: Stan Anderson.
Asst. Manager: Harold Shepherdson, M.B.E.
Secretary: T. H. C. Green.
Year Formed: 1876.
Turned Professional: 1889; became amateur 1892,
and professional again, 1899.
Previous Grounds: 1877, Old Archery Ground, Lin-
thorpe Rd; 1903, Ayresome Park.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position
in Division 1: 3rd, 1913-14. Division 2,
Champions: 1926-27, 1928-29; Runners-up: Most Capped Player: Wilf Mannion, 26,
1901-02. Division 3, Runners-up: 1966-67. England.
F.A. Cup, Best Season: 6th Rd., 1935-36, Most League Appearances: Tim Williamson,
1946-47, 1969-70, old last eight, 1900-01, 563, 1902-23.
1903-04. Football League Cup: Never past Most League Goals in Total Aggregate:
3rd Rd. Amateur Cup, Winners: 1895, 1898. George Camsell, 326, 1925-39.
Record Victory: 10-3 v Sheffield U., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £57,500 from
1, Nov. 18th, 1933. Chelsea for Geoff Butler, Sept. 1967.
Record Defeat: 0-9 v Blackburn R., Division Record Transfer Fee Paid: £60,000 to New-
2, Nov. 6th, 1954. castle United for John Craggs, Aug. 1971.
Most League Points: 62, Division 2, 1926-27. Managers Since the War: David Jack,
Most League Goals: 122, Division 2, 1926-27. Walter Rowley, Bob Dennison, Raich
Highest League Scorer in Season: George Carter.
Camsell, 59, Division 2, 1926-27 (record Address of Club Shop or Boutique: 64 Kens-
for Division 2). ington Road, Middlesbrough.
How to get there: Buses from the Exchange, Middlesbrough. Nearest Railway Station,
Middlesbrough.
Ayresome Street
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Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough, Teesside Telephone M iddlesbrough 89659/85996. Telegraphic

address: ‘Football, Middlesbrough’. Ground capacity: 42,000. Record attendance: 53,596 v
Newcastle U., Division 1, December 1949. Record receipts: £17,408 vy Manchester U., F.A.
Cup 5th Rd. Replay, 29 February 1972.
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A Portsmouth L. 1-2) et Vincent 15,649
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DP eOPPERS W 3-2. 2-1 ~=Hickton, Mills, Vincent 20,574
280 AE BiistolG: L 1-2 0-2 Maddren 16,474
31 H_ Sheffield W. W 2-1 1-1 Maddren, Hickton 23,963
Sept 4 H Fulham W 2-0 0-0 Vincent, Maddren 20,228
11. A Charlton Ath, W 2-0 0-0 Maddren 2 11,143
18 H Cardiff C, Wi1-0 1-0 Gates 18,288
25. 2A Teton. L 2-3 1-1 Hickton, Maddren 13,001
_ 29 A Sunderland L 1-4 0-1 Vincent 28,129
Oct 2 H_ Blackpool W 1-0 1-0 Gates 18,671
9A Oxford U: D 0-0 0-0 9,704
16 H_ Portsmouth W 2-1 2-1 Hickton, Vincent 16,376
19 H Millwall W 1-0 0-0 Hickton 20,383
23 H Watford W 2-1 2-0 Craggs, Laidlaw 19,947
30 A Swindon T. W1-0 1-0 Maddren 13,541
Nov 6 H_ Preston N.E. L 0-1 0-0 21,907
13. A Burnley |
ida’ 5 ey | Laidlaw, Downing 15,679
20 H_ Orient W 1-0 0-0 Hickton 13,288
27 A’ NorwichC, L 0-2 0-0 2T 515
Dec 4 H_ Birmingham C. D0-0 0-0 15,761
Tie A Hore: L 3-4 3-3 Mills 2, Craggs 13,532
18 A Fulham D 2-2 = 1-1 Stiles, Hickton 7,571
aT i “Carlisle D 2-2 2-2 Mills, Downing 24,696
Jan 1 AS Cardi (Cc, L 0-1 0-0 12,773
8 H_ Bristol C. W 1-0 0-0 Downing 13,117
22 H Sunderland W 2-0 2-0 Hickton 2 34,846
29. A Millwall L 0-1 0-0 13,866
Feb 12 A Watford W 1-0 0-0 Hickton 8,109
19 H_ Swindon T. W 2-0 2-0 Downing, Mills 18,205
Mar 4 4H_ Burnley W 1-0 0-0 Dobson (og) 17,069
11 H Oxford U. W 2-1 1-1 Mills 2 13,334
14 A Carlisle U. L 0-3 0-2 10,316
ei VAS ORPIRY L 0-1 0-0 11,467
25H Charlton Ath. D 2-2 1-0 Hickton, McMordie 11,100
31 H Luton T. D 0-0 0-0 11,720
Apr 3 A_ Blackpool L 1-3 1-2 Vincent 13,726
8 A Orient Dt-l 1-0 McMordie WAIEY?
15 H Norwich C. W1-0 0-0 Spraggon 14,279
17 A Preston N.E. L 0-1 0-1 11,388
22 A Birmingham C, D 1-1 1-0 Hickton 37,202
26 A_ Sheffield W. L 0-1 0-1 14,151
29 H HullC. W 3-0 1-0 McMordie, Vincent, Mills 9,539
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League (50): Hickton 12, Mills 8, Vincent 7, Ma ddren 7, Downing 4, McMordie 3, Gates 2, Craggs 2,
Laidlaw 2, Stiles 1, Spraggon 1, Own G oal 1.
League Cup (3): Craggs, Downing, Hickton.
F.A. Cup (6): Hickton 3, Downing 2, Mills.
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Goalkeepers
Pat Cuff 510 1012 Middlesbrough Middlesbrough — —
Grimsby T. (on loan) ve —_—
Jim Platt 61 1210 Ballymooney Middlesbrough 33 —
_ Full-backs
John Craggs §8 120 Filinthill Newcastle U. 50+2 1
Middlesbrough 38 2
Gordon Jones 58 110 Darlington Middlesbrough 43942 4
Half-backs
Stuart Boam 604 110 Kirkby Mansfield T. 175 2
Middlesbrough 38 —
Peter Brine 510 110 London Middlesbrough — —
Bill Gates 510 114 Ferryhill Middlesbrough 24644 9
Alan Moody 60 104 Middlesbrough Middlesbrough 42 —
Frank Spraggon 59 122 Marley Hill Middlesbrough 164+1 2,
Nobby Stiles 56 10 10 Manchester Manchester U. 312 18
Middlesbrough 25 1
Basil Stonehouse 60 1210 Ruisborough Middlesbrough — —
Brian Taylor § 11 119 Hodthorpe Middlesbrough — _
Forwards
Dave Armstrong 58 100 Durham Middlesbrough 5+1 —
Harry Charlton 57 94 Gateshead Middlesbrough 4 —_—
James Cochrane 59 11 0 Glasgow Middlesbrough —— =
Peter Creamer 5 11 114 Hartlepool Middlesbrough = —
John Hickton 60 120 Birmingham Sheffield W. 52+1 pl
Middlesbrough 23644 118
Robert Hosker 55 99 Cannock Middlesbrough — —
Joe Laidlaw 58 10 12 Swalwell Middlesbrough 10447 20
Bill Maddren 511 120. Billingham Middlesbrough 8542 10
Eric McMordie 56 94 ~~ Belfast Middlesbrough 198+-9 19
John Vincent 59 117 West BromwichBirmingham C, 168+3 41
Middlesbrough 33+3 ii
David Mills 58 100 Whitby Middlesbrough 36+15 10
Malcolm Smith 58 110 Stockton Middlesbrough 0+1 _—
Free Transfers: Donald Burluraux; Stephen Fenton; Patrick Lynch; Alan Murray; Brian Myton; Robert
Smith; John Stone; William Whigham.
Club Colours: Red shirts with red shorts with white stripe, red stockings.
Change Colours: Black and blue striped shirts, black shorts, black stockings.
Club Captain; Gordon Jones.
First Team Trainer: Jim Headridge.
Club Coach: lan MacFarlane,
Club Nickname: ‘The Boro’.
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MILLWALL
Vice-President: R. J. Mellish, J.P. Chairman: F. C. Purser.
Directors: N. Weedon, W. J. Nelan, L. Eppel, J. B. Rickard,
H. T. J. Burnidge, F.R.I.C.S.
Manager: Benny Fenton. Secretary: D. G. Borland.
Previous Grounds: 1885, Glengall Road, Millwall; 1886, Back
of “Lord Nelson’; 1890, East Ferry Road; 1901, North Green-
wich; 1910, The Den.
Previous Names: 1885, Millwall~ Rovers; 1893, Millwall
Athletic; 1920 Millwall.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position in Division 2: 3rd,
1971-72. Division 3(S), Champions: 1927-28, 1937-38. Division
3, Runners-up: 1965-66. Division 4, Cham-
pions: 1961-62; Runners-up: 1964-65. 37, Division 3(S), 1926-27.
Longest unbeaten home run: Aug.24, 1964 Most Capped Player: Eamonn Dunphy, 26
to Jan. 14, 1967. F.A. Cup, Best Season: (27), Eire.
Semi-Finalists, 1900, 1903, 1937. (First Most League Apps: 335,- Harry Cripps,
Division 3 side to reach Semi-Final.) 1961-72.
Football League Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd., Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Jack
1964, 1966, 1968. Cock, 77, 1927-31.
Record Victory: 9-1 v Torquay U., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £100,000 from
3(S), Aug. 29th, 1927; v Coventry C., Chelsea for Keith Weller, May 1970.
Division 3(S), Nov. 19th, 1927. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £40,000 to Q.P.R.
Record Defeat: \-9 vy Aston Villa, F.A. Cup, for Barry Bridges, Sept. 1970, and £40,000
4th Rd., Jan. 28th, 1946. to Shrewsbury T. for Alf Wood, May 1972.
Most League Points: 65, Division 3(S), 1927- Managers Since the War: Jack Cock,
28; Division 3, 1965-66. Charlie Hewitt, Ron Gray, Jimmy Seed,
Most League Goals: 127, Division 3(S), Reg. Smith, Ron Gray, Billy Gray.
1927-28. Address of Supporters Club: Same as Ground.
Highest League Scorer in Season: R. Parker, Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Same.
How to get there: Buses from Central London and West End, 36, 36A, 36B, 53, LAT GS 7a),
177, 182. From City: 21. Nearest Underground Stations, New Cross or New Cross Gate
(also British Rail).
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capacity: 40,000. Record attendance: 48,672 v Derby Co., F.A. Cup Sth Rd., February 20,
1937. Record receipts: £10,879 v Tottenham H., F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 28, 1967.
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Aug 14 A_ Bristol C. D 3-3 2-2. Dunphy, Allder, Bolland 12,612
H_ Blackpool Wi1-0 0-0 Bolland 12,058
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30 H Charlton Ath. W 2-1 0-0 Allder, Bolland 18,588
Sept 4 H Sunderland Dl1-1) 1-0) Bridges 12,444
11. A Oxford U. W2-1 2-1 Kitchener, Cripps 8,652
18 H_ LutonT. D 2-2 2-1 Possee, Cripps (pen) 12,433
25 A Portsmouth DMet tt Bridges 15,485
27) JH a Sheffield w- D 1-1 0-1 Bridges 12,019
Oct? Sos CarlisleU, W 2-1 1-1 Bridges, Possee 11,546
9 A Cardiff C. W 2-1 = 0-1 Smethurst, Bridges 17,954
16 H_ Bristol C. W 3-1 1-1 Merrick (og), Rooks (og), Bolland 14,039
22 H Norwich C. W 2-1 ‘1-1 Stringer (og), Kitchener 22,763
30 A_ Orient D 2-2 0-1 Cripps, Allder 13,074
Nov 6 H_ Watford W 3-2. «0-0 Brown, B., Bolland (2 pens) 13,182
13. A Swindon T. W 2-0 0-0 Possee, Bridges 14,847
20 H_ Birmingham C. W 3-0 3-0 Bolland (pen), Possee, Bridges 15,123
Zimere sehollic: D 0-0 0-0 12,505
Dec 4 H_ Burnley D J-1 «0-1 Dunphy 14,005
i | A Preston N.E. L 0-4 0-2 14,097
18 A Sunderland D 3-3 0-1 Bolland, Smethurst, Possee 16,484
27 4H Fulham W 4-1 1-0 Bridges, Bolland (pen), Cripps, Possee 21,005
Jan 1 A Luton T. st2>. 02 Possee 15,113
Seb ORR: D0-0 00 24,266
22 A _ Sheffield W. D 1-1 =+‘1-0 Allder 16,829
29 H Middlesbrough W 1-0 0-0 Kitchener 13,866
Feb 12 A Norwich C. D 2-2 0-1 Possee, Bolland 34,118
19 H Orient W 2-1 1-0 Possee, Bolland (pen) 18,986
26 A Watford W 1-0 0-0 Bolland (pen) 14,575
Mar 4 H_ Swindon T. D2-2 2-1 Kitchener, Possee 16,036
Pl We Cardiiiic, Di1-1 0-1 Possee 13,649
18 A Blackpool D0-0 00 12,916
25) Eh Oxford Ut W 2-0 2-0 Bolland, Possee 15,302
31 H_ Portsmouth W 1-0 0-0 Bridges 21,919
Apr 1 A Fulham L 0-1 0-1 20,145
4 <A Carlisle U. D 3-3. 1-1 Cripps, Bridges, Brown, B. 10,692
8 A Birmingham C. L 0-1 0-0 43,483
(Se SendliGe W 2-1 2-0 Bridges, Possee 15,440
22 A Burnley L 0-2 0-0 11,251
25 A Charlton Ath. W 2-0 00 Bolland, Possee 26,582
29 H_ Preston N.E. W 2-0 1-0 Possee, Bridges 19,123
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League (64): Possee 15, Bolland 14 (6 pens), Bridges 12, Cripps 5 (1 pen), Allder 4, Kitchener 4, Dunphy 3,
Smethurst 2, Brown, B. 2, Own Goal 3.
F.A. Cup (6): Possee 2, Smethurst 2, Bolland, Burnett.
League Cup Second Round Oxford U. (a) 0-1

F.A. Cup Third Round Nottingham F. (h) 3-1
Fourth Round Middlesbrough (h) 2-2
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Harry Cripps 510 138 Plaistow Millwall 326+9 31
Half-backs
Dennis Burnett 511 1112 Bermondsey West Ham U. 48+2 _
Millwall 209 1
David Coxhill 564 1073 Northfields Millwall 642 —_—
Alan Dorney § 113 124 Bermondsey Millwall 117+1 —
Barry Kitchener 614 138 Dagenham Millwall 21342 13
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Doug Allder 504 107 Hammersmith Millwall 96+5 7
Gordon Bolland 60 1210 Boston Chelsea 2: —_—
Orient 63 19
Norwich C. 104+1 29
Charlton Ath. 942 2
Millwall 145 32
Barry Bridges 510 1111 Norwich Chelsea 17442 80
Birmingham C, 83 36
Q.P.R. 72 32
Millwall 77 27
Steve Brown 58 10 33 Peckham Millwall 1415 1
Eamonn Dunphy 573 813 Dublin York C, 22 3
Millwall 230+7 24
Billy Holmes 59 110 Balham Millwall 0+1 _—
Billy Neil 57 100 Roslin Millwall 180+8 24
Derek Possee S15) 98 Southwark Tottenham H. 19 4
Millwall 201 73
Frank Saul 5 104 11 2 CanveyIsland Tottenham H. 112+4 37
Southampton 464+7 2
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Derek Smethurst 5 11 10 11 Durban Chelsea 14 3
Millwall 25-2 2
Alf Wood 5 114.12 2 Macclesfield | Manchester C, 24+1 _—
Shrewsbury T. 257 64
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Free Transfers: George Jacks; David Mackie.
Club Colours: All white,

Change Colours; Red shirts, white shorts, red stockings.
Club Captain; Harry Cripps.
First Team Trainer|Physiotherapist: Jack Blackman.
Club Coach;
Club Nickname: ‘Lions’,
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NEWCASTLE UNITED DIV. 1
Chairman: Rt. Hon. Lord Westwood, J.P., F.C.LS.

Directors: R. J. Rutherford, R. R. Mackenzie, G. S. Seymour,
W. McKeag, F. Braithwaite, O.B.E., J. Rush.
Manager: Joe Harvey.
Secretary: G. M. Hoole.
Previous Name: Newcastle East End until Newcastle U. in 1892.
Previous Grounds: Chillingham Road, Heaton, until 1892.
Honours: Football League: Division 1, Champions: 1904-05,
1906-07, 1908-09, 1926-27. Division 2, Champions: 1964-65;
Runners-up: 1897-98, 1947-48. F.A. Cup, Winners: 1910,
1924, 1932, 1951, 1952, 1955; Runners-up: 1905, 1906, 1908,
1911. Football League Cup: Never past 3rd Rd.
European Competitions: European Fairs Cup:
1968-69 (Winners), 1969-70, 1970-71.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate:
Record Victory: 13-0 vyNewport Co., Division Jackie Milburn, 178. 1946-57.
2, Oct. Sth, 1946. Record Transfer Fee Received: £120,000 from
Record Defeat: 0-9 v Burton Swifts, Division West Ham U. for Bryan Robson, Feb. 1971.
2, Jan. 23rd, 1895. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £180,000 to
Most League Points: 57, Division 2, 1964-65. Luton T. for Malcolm Macdonald May
Highest League Scorer in Season: Hughie Managers Since the War: George Martin,
Gallacher, 36, Division 1, 1926-27. Duggie Livingstone, Charlie Mitten,
Most Capped Player: Alf McMichael, 40, Norman Smith.
Ireland. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Magpie
Most League Appearances: Jim Lawrence, Shop, St. James’ Park, Newcastle-upon-
432, 1904-22. Tyne NEI 4ST.
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Ujpest Dozsa, European Fairs Cup Final, May 29, 1969.
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Aug 14. AC. Palace 0-2. 0-1 25,281
18 A Tottenham H. D 0-0 0-0 42,715
4H _ Liverpool W 3-2. «2-1 Macdonald 3 (1 pen) 39,720
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25 H_ Huddersfield T. D0-0 0-0 40,880
A Coventry C. L 0-1 0-0 22,638
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4 H West Ham UV. D 2-2. 1-2 Tudor, Cassidy 31,910
11 A Manchester C. L 1-2. 1-1 Macdonald 32,710
18H Wolverhampton W. W 2-0 2-0 Tudor, Hibbitt 29,250
~ 25 A Ipswich T. D 0-0 0-0 18,724
Oct? H... Derby:Co; L 0-1 0-0 32,040
9 A Arsenal L 2-4 0-2 Macdonald 2 40,509
16 H_ C, Palace b. 1-3.<0@-1 Dyson 20,501
23H Manchester U. L 0-1 0-0 52,411
30 A_ Everton L 0-1 0-0 38,811
Nov 6 H_ Southampton W 3-1 0-0 Macdonald 2, Green 32,520
13°, A Leicester €, L 0-3 0-2 28,792
20 H Nottingham F. W 2-1 =1-0 Macdonald 2 22,800
27) WAT Stokeic, 13-3 Sick Macdonald 2, Craig 16,815
Dec 4 H_ Chelsea D0-0 0-0 37,560
Pie SAW WBA W 3-0 0-0 Busby, Macdonald 2 18,036
18 A West Ham U. W 1-0 1-0 Busby 21,996
27 4H Sheffield U. L 1-2 0-1 Hibbitt 52,900
Jan 1 A Wolverhampton W.L 0-2 0-1 26,571
8 H Coventry C. W 42 = 2-1 Hibbitt, Tudor 2, Macdonald (pen) 25,830
22 H Tottenham H. W 3-1. +1-0 Nattrass, Macdonald, Tudor 29,950
29. A _ Huddersfield T. D 0-0 0-0 12,829
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26 A Southampton W 2-1 0-0 Macdonald (pen), Barrowclough 18,894
Mar 4 H_ LeicesterC. |W 2-0 2-0 Gibb,Macdonald ~~ +24«,670~—~
__11H Arsenal ~=~=~=W2-0 0-0 Macdonald,Smith 31,920
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25H Manchester C. D 0-0 0-0 37,460
Apr 1 A_ Sheffield U. L 0-1 0-0 28,103
3. A Derby Co. W 1-0 0-0 Cassidy 38,119
5 H_ Ipswich T. L 0-1 0-0 22,890
8 A Nottingham F. L 0-1 0-0 12,470
19 H Leeds U. W 1-0 0-0 Macdonald 42,006
22. A Chelsea D 3-3. 2-2 Tudor 2, Macdonald 33,000
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F.A, Cup (3): Macdonald 2, Tudor.
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F.A. Cup Third Round Hereford U. (h) 2-2
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Goalkeepers
Martin Burleigh 5104 131 Durham Newcastle U. 2 —
594 120 Coleraine Newcastle U. 176 —_
Jam McFaul
Full-backs
Frank Clark 604 122 Durham Newcastle U. 292+1 —
David Craig 594 113 Belfast Newcastle U. 245+1 4
Ray Ellison 574 116 Newcastle Newcastle U. 5 —
Ron Guthrie 510 130 Northampton Newcastle U. 49+3 1
Half-backs
Ollie Burton 5114 1112 Chepstow Newport Co. 52 J
Norwich C. 57 8
Newcastle U. 181+6 6
John Cowan 594 98 Belfast Newcastle U. 3+1 —_
Derek Craig 60 119 Newcastle U. —_ —_—
Tommy Gibb 5103 111 West Lothian Partick T. 112 13
Chris Guthrie Newcastle U. 2) —
Pat Howard 511 120 Dodworth Barnsley 176+1 6
Newcastle U. 34 —
Bobby Moncur 593 109 Perth Newcastle U. 225+3 2
Irving Nattrass Newcastle U. 2147 1
Forwards
Stewart Barrowclough 57 90 _ Barnsley Barnsley 9 —
Newcastle U. 2843 3
Tom Cassidy Belfast Coleraine not known
Newcastle U. 8+5 2
William Coulson Newcastle U. — —_—
David Crosson Newcastle U. = —
Tony Green 57 10 13 Glasgow Albion R. 64 21
Blackpool 121+1 12
Newcastle U. 27 2
Terry Hibbitt 5 64 910 Bradford Leeds U. 32+13 9
Newcastle U. 35 3
Gordon Hodgson Newcastle U. 1 _—
George Hope Newcastle U. — —_
Keith Kennedy Newcastle U. 1 —_—
William King Newcastle U. — —,
Malcolm Macdonald 58 113 London Fulham 1043 5
Luton T. 88 49
Newcastle U. 42 23
Alex Reid 58 100 Rangers not known
Dundee UV. 9345 11
Newcastle U. 12+6
Keith Robson Newcastle U. — sot
Jim Smith S11 118 Glasgow Aberdeen 103+1 21
Newcastle U. 4643 7
John Tudor 510 1110 Ilkeston Coventry C. 6346 13
Sheffield U. 6447 30
Newcastle U. S321 13
David Young 593 109 Newcastle Newcastle U. 32+2 2
Free Transfers: Stephen Allan; David Embleton; Kenneth Heslop; Kenneth Johnson; Colin Mather;
Thomas Walton.
Club Colours: Black and white striped shirts, black shorts, black and white stockings,
Club Captain: Bobby Moncur.
First Team Trainer/Coach; David Smith.
Club Nickname: ‘Magpies’.
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Chairman: C. Rogers.
Directors: J. H. Thraves, A. Michael, H. W.
Morgan, D. G. Mills, C. Powell.
Manager: Billy Lucas.
Assistant-Player/Manager: Brian Harris.
Secretary: K. L. Saunders.
Year Formed: 1911. Turned Professional; 1912.
Honours: Football League, Highest Position in
Division 3: 13th, 1959-60, 1960-61. Division
3(S), Champions: 1938-39. F.A. Cup, Best
Season: Never past 3rd Rd.
Record Victory: 10-0 vy Merthyr Town,
Division 3(S), Apr. 10th, 1930.
Record Defeat: 0-13 v Newcastle U., Division Most League Appearances: Len Weare, 524,
2, Oct. Sth, 1946. 1955-70.
Most League Points: 55, Division 3(S), Record Transfer Fee Received: £12,000 from
1938-39. Norwich C, for Ollie Burton, Mar. 1961.
Most League Goals: 85, Division 4, 1964-65. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £5,000 to Watford
Highest League Scorer in Season: Tudor for Terry Melling, Feb. 1967.
Martin, 34, Division 3(S), 1929-30. Managers Since the War: Tom Bromilow,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Reg Fred Stansfield, Bill Lucas, Bob Evans,
Parker, 99, 1948-54. Bill Lucas, Trevor Morris, Les Graham,
Most Capped Players: Fred Cook, 2 (9), J. Bob Ferguson.
Nicholls, 2 (4), Alf Sherwood, 2 (41), W. Address of Supporters Club: Same as Foot-
Thomas 2 (all for Wales). ball Club.
How to get there: Buses and specials town centre. Nearest Railway Station, Newport High
Street.
Aempley
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Somerton Road
Somerton Park, Newport, Mon. Telephone 71543 and 71271 s Ground capacity: 22,060 (seating
672). Record attendance: 24,268 v Cardiff C., Division 3(S), October 16, 1937. Record
receipts: £2,026 v Reading, F.A. Cup, 3rd Rd. Replay, January 11, 1965.
295
NEWPORT COUNTY 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
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Aug 14 A _ Doncaster R. L 2-4 1-1 Coldrick (pen), Thomas 4,797
H_ Peterborough U. D 1-1 1-0 JonesR. 3,963
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31 H_ Colchester U. W 2-1 1-1 Sprague, Brown 4,168
Sept 4 H Northampton T. D 1-1 1-0 Thomas 4,300
10 A Southport L 2-4 0-1 Young, Brown 4,206
18 H_ Aldershot L 2-3. 1-3 White, Aizlewood 3,380
25 A Darlington D 0-0 0-0 2,254
27. A_ Southend U. L 1-3 0-1 White 7,154
Oct 2. H Bury W 2-1 0-1 Thomas, Young 2,995:
9 A Hartlepool W 1-0 1-0 White 2,990
16H _ Doncaster R. Ced=sy 1-2 Brown 2,720
23 A Géillingham W 2-1 ~=si1-1 Brown, Coldrick 5,817
30 H Cambridge U. W 3-0 1-0 Thomas 2, Williams 3,824
Nov 6 A_ Brentford L 1-3 0-2 Thomas 10,480
13 H_ Barrow W 2-1 —O0-1 Brown 2 3,443
___27__H__Workington E01 0-0 2,918
Dec 4 A_ Reading L 2-4 0-2 Jones, D., Young 3,680
ty VA eincolaiG: W 2-0 2-0 Brown2 2,987
18 A Northampton T. D 1-1 1-0 Hooper 4,151
27 4H Chester W1-0 1-0 Thomas 7,664
Jan 1 A Aldershot L 0-3 0-2 3,120
15 A Grimsby T. L 2-4 2-1 Jones, D. 2 8,112
22 H_ Southend VU. W 2-0 1-0 Hill, L., Thomas 3,535
29 A Scunthorpe U. L 0-1 O-1 4,580
Feb 5 A Exeter C. L 0-1 0-0 $2732
12. H_~ Gillingham L 1-2 0-1 Jones, D. 3,143
19 A Cambridge U. W 1-0 0-0 Jones, D. 4,618
26 H_ Brentford D0-0 0-0 3271
Mar 4 A _ Barrow L 0-1 0-0 2,196
10H Hartlepool L 0-204 3,170
13. H Grimsby T. W 2-1 0-0 White, Jones, R. 2,870
18 A _ Peterborough U. Es3) 0-2. Basia. 4,025
24 H_ Southport D 2-2 1-0 Brown, Jones, D. 2,699
31 A Bury L 0-3 O-1 5,719
Apr 1 A _ Chester L 0-3 0-2 2,563
4 H Darlington W 4-0 1-0 White, Young, Thomas 2 3,196
8 H_ Exeter C. D0oO0 0-0 2,362
11 H_ Stockport Co. W 1-0 0-0 Hill, L. (pen) 3,359
15 A Workington L 0-3 0-0 1,342
18 H Crewe Alex. W 2-0 1-0 Thomas, White 2,958
22 4H Reading W 2-1 1-0 Jones, R., Hill, L. 3,065
24 A_ Colchester U. W 3-2 1-2. Brown, Hill, L. (pen), Jones, R. 4,311
28 A_ Stockport Co. D 44 = 0-1 Jones, R., Jones, D. 2, Fogarty (og) 1,824
May 1 H_ Scunthorpe U. W 1-0 1-0 Jones, R. 3,686
3. A Crewe Alex. W 2-1 1-0 Jones, R., White 1,028
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League (60): Brown 11, Thomas 11, Jones, D. 8, Jones, R. 7, White 7, Hill, L i
Aizlewood 1, Hooper 1, Sprague 1, Williams 1, Own Goal ihe iT cs Reva ele deat geo =
League Cup (1): Jones, R.
League Cup First Round Torquay U. (h) 1-2
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Martyn Sprague Ss 7 100 Newport Newport Co. 81 +1 1
David Williams 574 110 Newport Newport Co. 29442 2
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Graham Coldrick 511 120 Newport Cardiff C. 9145 2.
Newport Co. Ey - 5
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Cardiff 146+3 —
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Steve Aizlewood 511 126 Newport Newport Co. 6646 2
Billy Brown 594 114 Falkirk Burnley 0+ -
Carlisle U. 1643 8
Newport Co. 82+1 23
Peter Harris 5+ 7 Neath Newport Co. 20+ 10 _—
Denis Hawkins 59 116 Swansea Leeds U. 2 —
Chester (on loan) 6+2 1
Workington (on loan) 6 1
Newport Co. a —
Len Hill 58 10 6 Caerlon Newport Co, 265+2 48
Swansea C. 12 i
Newport Co. 21 5
Wyn Hooper 59 1012 Neath Newport Co. 6444 7
Dai Jones 58 110 Neath Crewe Alex. a —
Birmingham.C, 9 —
Millwall 148 67
Newport Co, 81 25
Newport Co, 24+1 8
Rodney Jones 59 116 Rhiwderin Newport Co, 52+5 17
Jeff Thomas 59 10 12 Newport Newport Co. 19245 28
Andy White Sif 106 Newport Newport Co. 86+10 14
Free Transfers: Alan Smith; George Young.
Club Colours: Tangerine shirts, white shorts.

Change Colours: White shirts, black shorts, white stockings.
First Team Trainer: Ronnie Stitfall.
Club Nickname: ‘The Ironsides’.
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NORTHAMPTON TOWN
President: Sir Cyril Cripps.

Life Vice-Presidents: W. R. Penn and H. Lea.
Chairman: F. C. T. Wilson, O.B.E.
Directors: C. R. Brett, N. J. Ronson, T. C. Hadland, R. P.
Dilliegh, E. P. Northover, J. D. Adkins, G. Taylor.
Manager: Dave Bowen.
Secretary:
21st, 1965-66. Division 2, Runners-up: 1964-65. Division
3, Champions: 1962-63. Division 3(S), Runners-up:
1927-28, 1949-50. Division 4, Promoted: 1960-61 (3rd).
F.A. Cup, Best Season: Sth Rd., 1949-50, 1969-70.
Football League Cup, Best Season: 5th Rd., 1965-66,
1966-67.
Record Victory: 10-0 v Walsall, Division 3(s),
Nov. Sth, 1927.
Most League Appearances: Tommy Fowler,
Record Defeat: 10-0 v Bournemouth, Divi-
521, 1946-61 (39 F.A. Cup ties).
sion 3(S), Sept. 2, 1939.
Record Transfer Fee Received: £45,000 from
Most League Points: 62, Division 3(S),
Arsenal for John Roberts, May 1969.
1952-53; Division 3, 1962-63.
Record Transfer Fee Paid: £27,000 to Ipswich
Most League Goals: 109, Division 3, 1962-63;
T. for Joe Broadfoot, Nov. 1965.
Division 3(S), 1952-53.
Managers Since the War: T. Smith, Bob
Highest League Scorer in Season: Cliff
Dennison, David Smith, Dave Bowen,
Holton, 36, Division 3, 1961-62.
Tony Marchi, Ron Flowers.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate:
Address of Supporters Club: 195, Abington
Jack English, 135, 1947-60.
Avenue, Northampton.
Most Capped Player: E. Lioyd Davies, 12
(16), Wales.
How to get there: Buses 1, 2, 14 or 21 from Castle Station or town centre to the ground.
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County Ground, Abingdon Avenue, Northampton NNI 4PS Telephone Northampton 31553.
Ground capacity: 21,000 (Seating 1,959). Record attendance: 24,523 v Fulham, Division 1,
April 23, 1966. Record receipts: £17,438 v Manchester U.
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Aug 14. A _ Barrow Wi1-0 1-0 Hawkins 2,690
21 A Cambridge U. D 1-1 0-0 Hold 5,638
28\). He >Bxeter'C: D 1-1 0-0 McNeil 5,886
30 A Southport L 0-4 0-2 4,370
Sept 4 A Newport Co. D 1-1 ~=0-1 McNeil 4,300
10 H_ Stockport Co. W2-0 1-0 McNeil 2 5,851
17. A _ Scunthorpe U. D 0-0 0-0 5.203
25 H Colchester U. D 1-1 0-0 Hawkins 5,800
29. A Chester L 23 0-1 Large, McNeil 3,454
Oct 2 A _ Brentford L 1-6 1-1 McNeil 11,000
9 H_ Reading W 5-0 1-0 Hawkins, McNeil (pen), Large, 5,055
Buchanan 2
15 H_ Barrow W 2-0 2-0 Buchanan, McNeil 6,182
19 H_ Aldershot L 2-3» s 1-1 Large, Neal 5,881
22 A Doncaster R. D 1-1 0-1 Large 5,988
30 H _ Grimsby T. W 3-0 1-0 Large, Hold: Buchanan 6,220
Nov 6 A_ Lincoln C. L 0-2 0-2 6,529
12 H Crewe Alex. W4-1~= ii-il McNeil, Large 2, Buchanan 5,229
27 A... Bury; L 2-4 0-2 McNeil, Neal 2,895
Dec 4 H_ Hartlepool W 2-1 = ‘1-1 McNeil 2 4,507
18 H Newport Co. D 1-1 0-1 McNeil 4,151
27. A Gillingham L 1-4 1-3. Gould 11,795
Jan 1 H_ Scunthorpe U. L 0-2 0-1 3,929
8... A xeter‘C. W 3-1 2-0 Hold 2, McNeil 4,485
15 H Workington L 1-2 0-1 Gould 3,389
22 H_ Chester W 4-2 2-0 Chatterley, Large 3 3,161
29. A Aldershot W2-0 2-0 Large, Felton 2,471
Feb 5 H_ Peterborough U. Dt1-1 1-0 Large 5,186
12 H_ Doncaster R. D 1-1 0-1 Felton 3,565
19 A Grimsby T. L 2-4 1-1 Chatterley (pen), Large 10,000
26--H — Lincoln GC: L 2-3 1-1 Large, Felton 4,970
Mar 4 A_ Crewe Alex. W 1-0 0-0 Hold 1,552
11 A_ Reading L 1-2 1-0 Large 3,973
15 A Workington L 0-2 0-0 2,123
18 H Cambridge U. L 1-2 1-0 Large 3,781
20 A Darlington | ia | Hold, Rioch (pen) 2,055
24 A_ Stockport Co. L 1-3. 0-2 Rioch 2,262
31 A Colchester U. L 0-2 0-2 5,375
Apr 1 H_ Gillingham W 6-1 3-0 Hawkins 2, Large 2, Rioch 2 (1 pen) 2,625
3. H_ Brentford D0-0 0-0 5,314
8 A Peterborough U. L 0-1 0-1 Re 5,480
11. H_ Southend U. D 1-1 0-0 Gould 3,604
15 H Bury D 2-2 2-1 Felton, Hold ais
17. A Southend U. L 1-4 1-1 Felton 13,339
22. A Hartlepool L 02 0-1 6,892
25 _H_ Southport D 0-0 0-0 2,747
Goalscorers
Teams (66): Large 18, McNeil 14, Hold 7, Hawkins 6, Buchanan 5, Felton 5, Rioch 4, Gould 3, Chatterley
, Neal 2.
F.A. Cup (8): Large 3, Buchanan 2, McNeil 2, Hawkins.
League Cup First Round Watford (a) 0-2

F.A. Cup First Round Basingstoke (a) 5-1
Second Round Hereford U. (a) 0-0
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Kenneth Parker 60 12 10 Newcastle Northampton T. — —_
Phil Neal 511 1012 Irchester Northampton T. 91+3 9
Barry Tucker 58 110 Swansea Northampton T. 0+1 =
Half-backs
Bill Baxter 58 106 Edinburgh Ipswich T, 409 16
Hull C. 20+1 —_
Watford (on loan) 11 _
Northampton T. — —
David Bukowski 60 117 Newcastle Northampton T. 6+1 —
John Clarke 510 129 Northampton Northampton T. 158 —
Frank Rankmore 60 130 Cardiff Cardiff C. 67 _
Peterborough U. 200 7
Stuart Robertson § 11 1212 Nottingham Nottingham F, — _
Northampton T. + —
Neil Townsend 60 120 Long Buckby Northampton T. 65+2 1
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John Buchanan 59 107 Dingwall Northampton T, 28+3 2
Graham Felton Ey 108 Cambridge Northampton T,. 146+8 17
Trevor Gould 594 116 Coventry Coventry C. 9 —
Peter Hawkins 54 913 Swansea Northampton T. 37+9 8
John Hold 60 114 Southampton Bournemouth 79+6 25
Crewe Alex. (on loan) 0+2 —
Frank Large 510 132 Leeds Halifax T. 134 50
Q.P.R. 18 5
Northampton T, 47 30
Swindon T. 17 4
Carlisle U. 51 18
Oldham Ath. 34 19
Leicester C. 26 8
Fulham 20+4 3
John McGleish 56 106 Lanark Northampton T. 2+1 —_
Eric Ross 59 108 Belfast Newcastle U. Ps _—
Hartlepool (on loan) 2 -=
Free Transfers: Robert Folds; Brian Heslop; J oseph Kiernan.
Club Colours: White shirts, claret bands round chest, white shorts and stockings.
Club Captain: Frank Rankmore.
First Team Trainer; C. L. McCormick.
Club Nickname: ‘Cobblers’.
302
NORWICH CITY
President: J. L. Hanly, J.P. Chairman: G. C. Watling.

Directors: G. F. B. Fish, H. Robinson, F.C.A., Ald. A.
South, J.P., W. M. Young.
Manager: Ron Saunders. Secretary: A. E. Westwood, J.P.
Previous Grounds: 1905, Newmarket Road; 1908, The Nest,
Rosary Road; 1935, Carrow Road.
Honours: Football League, Division 2, Champions: 1971-72°
Division 3(S), Champions: 1933-34. Division 3, Runners-up:
1959-60. F.A. Cup, Best Season: Semi-Finalists, 1959 (Division
3 side). Football League Cup, Best Season, Winners: 1962. (
Promoted to Division 1, 1971-72.
NORWICH CITY F.C.
Record Victory: 10-2 v Coventry C., Division
3(S), Mar. 15th, 1930.
Record Defeat: 2-10 vy Swindon T., Southern Record Transfer Fee Received: £60,000 from
League, Sept. 5th, 1908. Wolverhampton W. for Hugh Curran,
Most League Points: 64, Division 3(S), Jan. 1969.
1950-51. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £40,000 to Roch-
Most League Goals: 99, Div. 3(S), 1952-53. dale for David Cross, Oct. 1971.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Ralph Managers Since the War: Cyril Spiers,
Hunt, 31, Division 3(S), 1955-56. Dugald Lockhead, Norman Low, Tom
Most Capped Player: Johnny Gavin, 5 (7), Parker, Archie Macaulay, Willie Reid,
Eire; Ron Davies, 5 (28), Wales. George Swindin, Ron Ashman, Lol
Most League Appearances: Ron Ashman, Morgan.
590, 1947-64 (plus 72 Cup games). Add. of Supp. Club: 50 King Street, Norwich.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Address of Club Shop or Boutique: 50 King
Johnny Gavin, 122, 1945-54; 1955-58. Street, Norwich, also shop on ground.
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Norwich’. Ground capacity: 48,000. Record attendance: 43,984 v Leicester C., F.A. Cup
6th Rd., March 30, 1963. Record receipts: £9, 947 v Blackburn R., F.A. Cup 5th Rd., March
5, 1966.
303
NORWICH CITY 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
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Result ae Goalscorers Attendance
Aug 14 A_ LutonT. D 1-1. 0-0 Paddon (pen) 12,428
21. H_ Portsmouth W 3-1. 3-1 ~—‘Darling, Silvester, Foggo 13,787
28 A Fulham D 0-0 0-0 10,668
Orient D0-0 0-0 13,940
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H Carlisle U. Wi1-0 1-0 Silvester 11,477
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11. A_ Blackpool W2-1 2-0 Foggo, Howard 15,960
18 H Oxford U. W 3-2. 2-1 Howard, Silvester 2 13,749
25 A Bristol C. W 1-0 0-0 Stringer 18,528
28 A Preston N.E. W2-0 0-0 Silvester Foggo 15,644
Oct, 2 Hi O-P-R. D 0-0 0-0 22,950
9 A Sunderland D 1-1 +O0-1 Paddon 24,951
13. H_ Burnley W 3-0 2 Foggo, Silvester, Stringer 24,707
16= es rutonsts W 3-1 Foggo 2, Howard 22,558
23. A Millwall L 1-2 . Silvester 22,763
30 H Cardiff C. W 2-1 1-0 Cross Stringer 20,814
Nov 6 A HullC. W 2-1 2-0 Cross, Silvester 11,878
13. H_ Birmingham C. D 2-2 1-2 Govier, Stringer 24,262
20 <A _ Sheffield W. D 1-1 0-0 Cross 19,902
27 H Middlesbrough W 2-0 0-0 Foggo, Silvester 21,515
Dec 4 A _ Swindon T. W 1-0 1-0 — Silvester 14,167
11 H Watford D 1-1 1-0 Paddon 20,466
18 A _ Carlisle U. L 0-3. 0-2 9,081
27 H_ Charlton Ath. W 3-0 1-0 Foggo 2, Silvester 31,041
Jan 1 A Oxford U. W 2-0 1-0 Cross, Paddon 11,808
8 H Fulham Wo2st= 11 Hubbard, Foggo 22,085
22 4H Preston N.E. D 1-1 1-1 Paddon (pen) 21,390
29 <A_ Burnley L 0-1 0-0 13,57
Feb 12 H Millwall D 2-2 1-0 Burnett (og), Cross 34,118
19 <A Cardiff C. D 0-0 0-0 17,796
Mar 4 A _ Birmingham C. L 0-4 0-2 40,899
11 H Sunderland D 1-1 =+0-0 Bone 22,143
15 H HAullC. W2-0 0-0 Howard, Foggo 30,635
i8 A Portsmouth I~ 1-2-—-0-2 Howard 13,902
25 H_ Blackpool W 5-1 4-1 Paddon 2 (1 pen), Foggo, Cross, Bone 23,605
Apr 1 A Charlton Ath. W 2-0 1-0 Cross, Bone 12,567
3 BenOLP Re D 0-0 0-0 25,257
4 H _ Bristol C. D 2-2 1-0 Cross, Bone 35,076
8 H_ Sheffield W. W 1-0 0-0 Forbes 27,244
22H _ Swindon T. W 1-0 1-0 Forbes 31,736
24 A Orient W 2-1 =~0-0 Foggo, Paddon (pen) 15,530
29. A Watford D 1-1 1-0 Stringer 22,421
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League Cup (10): Howard S. Paddon 2, Poe Foggo, Livermore, Stringer.
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Fourth Round Grimsby T. fa) 1-1
3-1
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Goalkeepers :
61 116 Norwich Norwich a —
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511 1210 Calcutta Aston Villa 5) _
Kevin Keelan
Wrexham 68 —_—
Norwich C,. 295 —
Full-backs
Alan Black 60 120 Glasgow Dumbarton not known
Sunderland 4+ =
Norwich C. 139-+-4 —
Geoff Butler Suh 110 Middlesbrough Middlesbrough 54+1 1
Chelsea 8+1 _
Sunderland +2 —
Norwich C, 85 —
Clive Payne 59 114 Burgh Norwich C, 92+1 —
Half-backs
Terry Anderson 59 114 Woking Arsenal 25 L
Norwich C. 177+ 16 ifs
Duncan Forbes §114 117 Edinburgh Colchester U. 270 2
Norwich C, 124+5 i)
Steve Govier 60 120 Watford Norwich C. 7 1
David Stringer 510 116 Gt. Yarmouth Norwich C. 285 8
Forwards
Jim Bone Partick T,. not known
Norwich C, 13 4
Max Briggs 584 108 Bramerton Norwich C. 69+8 —
Paul Cheesley Norwich C, _ —
David Cross 511 120 Rochdale Rochdale 50+9 24
Norwich C, 32 8
Ken Foggo ye) 108 Perth W.B.A. 12842 29
Norwich C. 182+2 54
Steve Goodwin Norwich C, ame —
Trevor Howard 5.7 10 10 Kings Lynn Norwich C, 53+29 10
Phil Hubbard 60 125 Lincoln Lincoln C. 150+1 41
Norwich C, 6+2 1
Paul Kent Norwich C, — —
Doug Livermore 584 105 Liverpool Liverpool 1342 —_
Norwich 65 3
Neil O’Donnell $10 108 Glasgow Norwich C. 27+8 2.
Graham Paddon ie | 108 Manchester Coventry C,. 3+1 1
Norwich C, 110 11
Peter Silvester 511 118 Wokingham Reading 76+2 26
Norwich C. 97 36
Glenn Self 59 113 Norwich Norwich C. 4 2
Steve Grapes 56 90 Norwich Norwich C. 142 _
Free Transfers: Desmond Kelly; Paul Kerlin; Gary Sargent.
Club Colours: Yellow shirts, green collars and cuffs, black shorts with yellow stripe, yellow stockings.
Club Captain; Duncan Forbes.
Club Coach: Terry Allcock.
First Team Trainer: George Lee.
Club Nickname; ‘Canaries’,
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President: G. N. Watson, J.P.
Chairman: H. Levey.
Committee: A. Wood, J. H. Willmer, H. W. Alcock,
J. Gienn, F. Chambers, A. E. Chambers, B. J. Appleby,
Q.C., N. W. Crammond.
Manager: Matt Gillies. Sec./Treasurer: K. Smales.
Not Limited Company.
Previous Grounds: 1865, Forest Racecourse; 1879,
The Meadows; 1880, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground;
1882, Parkside, Lenton; 1885, Gregory, Lenton; 1890,
Town Ground; 1898, City Ground.
Honours: Football League, Division 1, Runners-up:
1966-67. Division 2, Champions: 1906-07, 1921-22;
Runners-up: 1956-57. Division 3(S), Champions:
1950-51. F.A. Cup, Winners: 1898, 1959.
Football League Cup, Best Season, 4th Rd.:
Most League Appearances: Bob McKinlay,
1960-61, 1969-70.
614, 1951-70.
Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Grenville
1961-62, 1967-68. Morris, 199, 1898-1913. (+ 18 F.A. Cup).
Relegated to Division 2, 1971-72. Record Transfer Fee Received: £200,000 from
Record Victory: 14-0 v Clapton, F.A. Cup, Manchester U. for Ian Moore, March 1972.
Ist Rd., 1890-91. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £100,000 to
Record Defeat: 1-9 v Blackburn R., Division Sunderland for Jim Baxter, Dec. 1967.
2, Apr. 10th, 1937. Managers Since the War: Billy Walker,
Most League Points: 70, Div. 3(S), 1950-51. Andy Beattie, John Carey.
Most League Goals: 110, Div. 3(S), 1950-51. Address of Supporters Club: ‘Forest House’,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Wally 6 Pavilion Road, West Bridgford, Nott’ham.
Ardron, 36, Division 3(S), 1950-51. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Sports-
Most Capped Player: Grenville Morris, 16 mans Club, c/o ‘Forest House’, 6 Pavilion
(21), Wales. Road, West Bridgford.
How to get there: From Nottingham Midland Station any bus marked “Trent Bridge’. Cor-
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‘Forestball, Nottingham’. Ground capacity: 49,000 (26,500 covered). Record attendance:
Record receipts: £19,550 Leeds U. v
49,945 vy Manchester U., Division 1, October 28, 1967.
Man. Utd., F.A. Cup Semi-Final Replay, March 31, 1965.
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NOTTINGHAM FOREST 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
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A_ Liverpool L 1-3,7° 1-2 Moore (pen) 50,989
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28) A. Ci Palace D 1-1 0-0 McKenzie 17,699
Sim SED SStokelG D 0-0 0-0 19,017
Sept 4 H_ Sheffield U. DY 2-3,0 Pie Moore, Martin 27,041
11. A Coventry C. D 1-1 0-1 Cormack 20,200
18 H Manchester C. D 2-2. 0-0 McKenzie, Moore (pen) 21,488
25 A Wolverhampton W. L 2-4 1-2 Moore, Martin 20,631
Oct 2 H _ Huddersfield T. Dy a2 eee McKenzie 15,693
9 A Ipswich T. D 1-1. ext-0 Moore 16,306
16 H_ Liverpool 1 2-3 aml Moore 2 20,945
23 A Tottenham H. L 1-6 0-3 Richardson 35,746
26 A Huddersfield T. W 1-0 0-0 Lyons 9,459
SOM He Derby:Cor L 0-2 0-0 37,710
Nov 6 A _ Chelsea L027" 0-2 25,812
Hel AAI. W 4-1-1 Richardson, O’Neill, McKenzie, Moore 20,024
20 A _ Newcastle U. |OeEe Cormack 22,800
Ziel seeds Ur L 0-2 0-1 29,463
Dec 4 A Manchester U. EL 2-3 71-2 Cormack, O'Neill 45,411
11 H_ Everton W 1-0 1-0 Jackson 18,639
18 <A Sheffield U. L 1-2 1-0 Martin 27,663
27 H_ Arsenal D 1-1 1-1 Moore 42,750
Jan 1 A Manchester C. D 2-2. 1-1 Richardson, Martin 38,777
Que (GC .Palace L 0-1 0-1 19,033
22 4H _ Leicester C. CPE? 0 Moore 27,250
29 A Southampton L 1-4 1-2 Moore 15,043
Feb 12 H Tottenham H. L 0-1 0-0 20,209
LOT AD Derby Cor L 0-4 0-2 31,801
Mar 4 A_ W.B.A, L 0-1 0-1 16,844
11 H__ Ipswich T. L 0-2 0-2 9,872
14. H_ Chelsea W 2-1 0-0 Gemmell 2 (1 pen) 13,346
18 A West Ham U. L 2-4 0-3 McKenzie 2 20,960
25H Coventry C. W 4-0 1-0 Gemmell, McKenzie, Richardson 2 12,205
27 A_ Leeds U. L 1-6 I-1 Cormack 40,866
Apr 1 A Arsenal L 0-3 0-0 33,895
8 H Newcastle U. W 1-0 0-0 Cormack 12,470
10 A Stoke C, W 2-0. 1-0 Gemmell, McIntosh 13,920
22H Manchester U. D 0-0 0-0 35,063
25 H Wolverhampton W.L 1-3 0-1 Gemmell 16,889
May 2 A_ Everton D 1-1 1-1 Cormack 21,513
Goalscorers
League (47): Moore 13 (3 pens), Cormack 7, McKenzie 7, Martin 5, Richardson 5, Gemmell 5 (1 pen),
O'Neill 2, Lyons 1, Jackson 1, McIntosh 1.
League Cup (7); McKenzie 3, Cormack, Fraser, Martin, Moore.
FA, Cup (1): Richardson.
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Tommy Gemmell 6iul 122 Glasgow Celtic 247 39
Nottingham F, 18 5
Peter Hindley 511 120 Worksop Nottingham F. 323 8
John Winfield 60 1111 Draycott Nottingham F, 289 3
Half-backs
Bob Chapman 511 120 Walsall Nottingham F, 178+9 14
John Cottam §10 1110 Nottingham Nottingham F, 1742 —_—
Doug Fraser aye 114 Eaglesham Aberdeen 65 —
W.B.A. 255+1 8
Nottingham F, 55 —
Tommy Jackson 5) fi 110 Belfast Everton 30+1 —_—
Nottingham F. 3443 2
Liam O’Kane 510 121 Derry Nottingham F, 8943 —
John Robertson 58 109 Uddinston Nottingham F, 1342 os
David Serella 594 1010 Kings Lynn Nottingham F. 8 —
Tom White 62 120 Nottingham Nottingham F, — —
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Peter Cormack 58 1012 Edinburgh Hibernian 182 75
Nottingham F, 74 15
George Lyall S78 12) Wick Raith R. not known
Preston N.E. 92-+-15 16
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Barry Lyons =tag| 108 Nottingham Rotherham U. 132 24
Nottingham F. 191+2 27
Neil Martin 60 113 Alloa Alloa not known
Queen of the South 61 33
Hibernian 65 53
Sunderland 85 38
Coventry C. 106 40
Jim McIntosh Montrose not known
Nottingham F, 1344 1
Duncan McKenzie 58 113 Luton Nottingham F, 37+5 9
Martin O’Neill 5 10 Kilrea Nottingham F. 10+7 v3
Paul Richardson 510 1011 Nottingham Nottingham F, 96+15 8
Free Transfers: Raymond Bridgett; Graham Collier; James McCaffrey.
Club Colours: Red shirts, white shorts, red and white stockings,
Change Colours; All blue.
Club Captain: Peter Hindley.
First Team Trainer: Bob McKinlay,
Club Nickname: ‘Forest’,
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Chairman: J. J. Dunnett, M.A., L1.D.(Cantab.), M.P.
Directors: W. A. Hopcroft, L. S. Levin, J.P., R. Sweet.
J. W. Maitland
Manager: Jimmy Sirrel. Player/Coach: Ron Fenton.
Secretary: C. H. Heath.
Year Formed: 1862 (the oldest club in the Football
League).
Previous Grounds: 1862, The Park; 1863, The Meadows;
1881, Trent Bridge; 1910, Meadow Lane.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 1:
3rd, 1890-91, 1900-01. Division 2, Champions: 1896-
97, 1913-14, 1922-23; Runners-up: 1894-95. Division
3(S), Champions: 1930-31, 1949-50; Runners-up:
1936-37. Division 4, Champions 1970-71;
Runners-up: 1959-60. F.A. Cup, Winners: Most Capped Player: Bill Fallon, 7 (10), Eire.
1893-94; Runners-up: 1890-91. Football Most League Appearances: Albert Iron-
League Cup, Best Season: 5th Rd., 1964. monger, 564, 1904-26.
Record Victory: 15-0 y Rotherham, F.A. Record Transfer Fee Received: £34,500 from
Cup Ist Rd., Oct. 24, 1885. Sheffield W. for Jackie Sewell, Mar. 1951.
Record Defeat: 1-9 v Blackburn R., Division Record Transfer Fee Paid: £25,000 to Brad-
1, Noy. 16th, 1889; v Aston Villa, Division ford for Leon Leuty, Sept. 1950.
1, Sept. 29th, 1888; v Portsmouth, Division Managers Since the War: Arthur Stollery,
2, Apr. 9th, 1927. Eric Houghton, George Poyser, Tommy
Most League Points: 69, Division 4, 1970-71. Lawton, Frank Hill, Tim Coleman, Eddie
Most League Goals: 107, Division 4, 1959-60. Lowe, Jack Burkitt, Andy Beattie, Billy
Highest League Scorer in Season: Tom Gray.
Keetley, 39, Division 3(S), 1930-31. Address of Supporters Club: c/o Club.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Tony Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Supporters
Hateley, 109, 1960-63, 1970-72. Association Kop Shop, c/o the Ground.
How to get there: Corporation Specials from Parliament Square. Nearest Railway Station
Nottingham Midland; from there any bus marked ‘Trent Bridge’.
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868364. Ground capacity: 40,000. Record attendance: 47,310 v York C., F.A. Cup 6th Rd.,
March 12, 1955. Record receipts: £6,425 v York C., F.A, Cup 6th Rd., March 12, 1955.
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1971-72 RECORD
Time
Result fe Goalscorers Attendance
W 4-0 4-0 Mansley, Masson, Stubbs, Hateley 10,879
Aug 14. H_ Rochdale
W 2-1 = =1-0 Bradd, Hateley 12,276
21 A Chesterfield
L 1-2. 1-0 Hateley 15,658
28 H_ Bolton W.
W 3-0 2-0 Masson, Bradd, Hateley 5,298
30 A Port Vale
Walsall W 2-1 0-0 Hateley 2 6,780
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H_ Shrewsbury T. W 1-0 1-0 Mansley 13,328
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18 A_ Brighton D 1-1 0-0 Needham 13,443
25) Ti Bristol, iL B10 Masson (pen), Roberts (og) 13,101
29 H_ Bournemouth D 1-1 0-1 Masson (pen) 13,342
Oct 2 A _ Swansea C. Di-1_ I-1 Masson 9,703
9 H_ Plymouth Arg. W 1-0 0-0 Bradd 11,828
16 A _ Rochdale D 1-1'200 Bradd 4,848
20 A Blackburn R. W 2-0 1-0 Bradd 2 6,935
23 H Oldham Ath. W 2-0 2-0 Needham 2 14,419
BORMAW YorkiG W 2-0 1-0 Nixon, Hateley 7,303
Nov 6 H _ Mansfield T. W 2-0 1-0 Bradd, Needham 16,905
13. A_ Aston Villa L 0-1 0-1 37,462
27 A Bradford W 3-2 3-0 Bradd, Cooper (og), Cozens 6,826
Dec 4 H_ Barnsley W 3-0 1-0 Cozens 2, Bradd 12,639
18 H Walsall W 3-0 2-0 Bradd 2, Hateley 11,775
27 A Wrexham Di-1_ 1-0 Cozens 12,382
Jan 1 4H_ Brighton W 1-0 0-0 Bradd 16,401
8 <A_ Bolton W. W 2-1 1-1 Cozens, Carlin 8,096
22 A Bournemouth L 0-2 0-2 21,154
29 H_ Blackburn R. W 1-0 1-0 Bradd 12.375
Feb 12. A Oldham Ath. W 1-0 0-0 Hateley 8,621
190 EL WYorkic. D 2-2 1-1 Hateley, Bradd 12 351
26 A Mansfield T. D i-1 0-0 Bradd 16,758
Mar 4 H_ Aston Villa L 03 0-0 34,208
11 A Plymouth Arg. Di-1l 1-1 Bradd 12,257
14 A Rotherham U. D 2-2. 1-0 Masson, Cozens 10,146
18 H_ Chesterfield L 1-4 1-2 Stubbs 14,701
22. H Rotherham U. Di-1 0-1 Worthington 11,522
25 A Shrewsbury T. D 1-1 1-0 Bradd S201
Apr 1 H Wrexham W 1-0 0-0 May (og) 12,060
3 H Swansea C. W 5-0 3-0 Bradd, Masson, Cozens 2, Nixon 14,019
4 A Bristol R. W 2-0 2-0 Carter, Cozens 11,988
8 A Torquay U. Di-l 0-0 Masson (pen) 6,357
12 H_ Halifax T. W 3-1 2-0 Cozens 2, Carter 14,979
ey Ta! Bradford C. W 2-0 0-0 Bradd, Cozens 16,315
18 A _ Halifax T. L 1-3 0-1 Bradd 3,943
22 A Barnsley L 1-2 1-0 Masson 6,030
26 H_ Port Vale W 2-1 =+1-0 Masson (pen), Carter 9,033
29 H_ Tranmere R. W1-0 1-0 Cozens 9,885
May 3 H Torquay U. W 2-1 2-0 Bradd, Masson 8,921
8 A Tranmere R. 2 1-2) <1 Needham 4,212
Goalscorers
League (74): Bradd 21, Cozens 13, Masson 11, Hateley 10, Needham 5, Carter 3, Mansh i
Stubbs 2, Carlin 1, Worthington 1, Own Goal 3. 2 A ee
League Cup (5): Bradd 2, Nixon 2, Hateley.
F.A. Cup (13): Cozens 4, Bradd 2, Masson 2, Nixon 2, Carlin, Hateley, Stubbs.
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F.A. Cup First Round Newport Co. (h) 6-0
Second Round South Shields (a) 3-1
Third Round Watford (a) 4-1
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61 12 10 Hove Tottenham H. 1 oe
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58 1111 Nottingham Nottingham F, 8+8 1
John Brindley
Notts Co. 82 _
58 912 Worksop Derby Co. 117 4
John Richardson
Notts. Co. 0+2 —
Bob Worthington 61 127 Halifax Halifax T. 12 —
Middlesbrough 2 _—
Notts Co. 162+2 1
Half-backs
Willie Carlin 54 95 _ Liverpool Liverpool 1 —
Halifax T. 95 32
Carlisle U. 91+1 21
Sheffield U. 36 3
Derby Co. 89 14
Leicester C, 31 1
Notts Co. 31 1
Terry Cooper 59 110 Cwmbran Newport Co. 64+4 1
Notts Co. 2+6 —
Lincoln C, (on loan) 3 —
Paul Dyer 5'9" 10 11 Leicester Notts Co. _— —
Michael Jones 511 1011 Sunderland Derby Co. — —
Notts Co. 72+17 1
David Needham 61 127 Leicester Notts Co. 219+1 14
Brian Stubbs 510 1110 Keyworth Notts Co. 122+1 6
Forwards
Jan Bolton 60) 11 95 Leicester Notts Co. 0+1 —
Les Bradd 60 1212 Rotherham Rotherham U. 3 —
Notts Co. 172+5 60
Steve Carter 58 1010 Gt. Yarmouth ManchesterC. 442 2
Notts Co. 18 3
John Cozens 60 120 London Notts Co. 33+4 13
Ronnie Fenton 57 1011 Birmingham Burnley 11 1
W.B.A. 52 14
Birmingham C, 30+7 7
Brentford 87+4 19
Notts Co. — mes
Tony Hateley 61 130 Derby Notts Co. 131 77
Aston Villa 127 68
Chelsea 26+1 6
Liverpool 42 17
Coyentry C. 17 4
Birmingham C, 28 6
Notts Co. 57 32
Don Masson 58 10 12 Banchory Middlesbrough $1+3 6
Notts Co. 168 61
Jon Nixon 56 100 Preston Notts Co. 9743 13
Mick Vinter 59 110 Boston Boston U, not known
Notts Co, _
Free Transfers: Geoffrey Ball; Allan Mansley; Barry Watling.
Club Colours: Black and white striped shirts, black shorts, blue and white stockings,
Change Colours; Gold shirts and black shorts.
Club Captain; Don Masson.
Player Coach; Ronnie Fenton.
First Team Trainer: Jack Wheeler.
Club Nickname: ‘Magpies’.
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Chairman: H. Massey.
Directors: G. A. Hudson, R. Clayton, H. Hey, J. Lowe,
R. Schofield, W. Shore.
Player-Manager: Jimmy Frizzell. Secretary: J. B. Halford.
Previous Names: 1894, Pine Villa; 1899, Oldham Athletic.
Previous Ground: Sheepfoot Lane; 1905, Boundary Park.
Division 2, Runners-up: 1909-10. Division 3(N), Champions:
1952-53. Division 4, Runners-up: 1962-63. Promoted 1970-71
(3rd). F.A. Cup, Best Season, Semi-Finalists: 1913. Football
League Cup, Best Season: Never past 2nd Rd.
Record Victory: 11-0 v Southport, Division 4,
OA ARG
Dec. 26th, 1962. Record Transfer Fee Received; £35,000 from
Record Defeat: 4-13 vy Tranmere R., Division Preston N.E. for Ken Knighton, Dec. 1967.
3(N), Dec. 26th, 1935. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £20,000 to Burnley
Most League Points: 59, Division 3(N), for Ian Towers, Jan. 1966, to Everton for
1952-53 and Division 4, 1962-63, 1970-71. Dennis Stevens, Dec. 1965.
Most League Goals: 95, Division 4, 1962-63. Managers Since the War: Bob Mellor, Billy
Highest League Scorer in Season: Tom Davis, Wootton, George Hardwick, Ted Goodier,
33, Division 3(N), 1936-37. Peter McKennan, Norman Dodgin, Jack
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Eric Rowley, Les McDowall, Gordon Hurst,
Gemmell, 110, 1947-54. Jimmy Mcllroy, Jack Rowley, Gordon
Most Capped Player: Albert Gray, 9 (23), Hurst.
Wales. Address of Supporters Club: Same as Foot-
Most League Appearances: David Wilson, ball Club.
369, 1907-21. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: ‘Latique’,
Boundary Park, Oldham.
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47,671 v Sheffield W., F.A. Cup 4th Rd., January 25, 1930. Record
Record attendance:
receipts: £7,664 v Liverpool, F.A. Cup 4th Rd. January 27, 1962.
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Bolton W. D 2-2 1-1 Shaw 2 14,372
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11 H_ Bristol R. W 3-2_~—=s«I-1 Shaw, Fryatt 2 9,457
18 A Rochdale D 1-1 1-1 Fryatt 10,926
25 H_ Plymouth Arg. L 0-1 0-0 10,149
29 A Torquay U. W2-0 0-0 Fryatt, Cranston 4,989
Oct 2 A_ Chesterfield Wi1-0 1-0 Shaw 9,867
9 H_ Halifax T. D 0-0 0-0 9,526
16 <A_ Bolton W. L 1-2 0-1 Shaw 13,302
19 H_ Bradford C, L 0-2 0-1 6,792
23 WATSNottss Co: L 0-2. 0-2 14,419
30 H_ Port Vale W1-0 1-0 Whittle (pen) 8,140
Nov 6 A Barnsley Ey 122, at Whittle 5,885
13. H_ Tranmere R. W 3-1 3-1 Whittle, McNeill, Shaw 7,281
27 H_ Aston Villa L 0-6 0-3 12,051
Dec 4 A_ BlackburnR. W1-0 0-0 McNeill 7,593
11. H_ Blackburn R. Di1-1 0-1 Shaw 7,548
18 H_ Shrewsbury T. L 1-4 1-1 Robins 6,296
27 A Rotherham U. L 1-3. 0-3 Garwood 9,224
Jan 1 H_ Rochdale W 3-2 ‘1-1 Shaw, McNeill, Robins 8,885
8 A Walsall W 3-2. 2-2. Garwood, Shaw 2 3,751
15 H_ Brighton L 2-4 2-3 Robins, Bowie 6,907
22. H_ Torquay U. W 1-0 0-0 Robins 7,104
29. A_ Bradford C. D2-2 1-0 Shaw2 4,604
Feb 5 A _ Mansfield T. L 1-2 1-1 Jones 4,385
12 H_ Notts. Co. L 0-1 0-0 8,621
19 A_ Port Vale L 0-1 0-0 4,505
26 H_ Barnsley W 6-0 3-0 Bebbington, Robins 2, Mulvaney,
Shaw 2 5,783
Mar 4 A_ Tranmere R. D 2-2. 2-2. Wood (pen), Robins 3,963
11 A Halifax T. Do0-0 0-0 3,404
15 A Brighton W 1-0 0-0 Bebbington 17,916
18H Wrexham L 0-2 0-1 7,316
21 HH Bournemouth W 3-1_—=‘1-1 Shaw, Bebbington, Bowie 7,728
25 A_ Bristol R. L 0-1 0-0 7,613
28 H Swansea C, Wi1-0 = 1-0 Sweeney 6,243
31 H Chesterfield D 1-1 0-0 Whittle 8,019
Apr 3 A_ Plymouth Arg. D 0-0 0-0 10,748
8 H_ Mansfield T. W 2-1 1-0 Robins, Wood 5,587
10 A _ Aston Villa L 0-1 0-0 32,140
18 A Swansea C. D 0-0 0-0 2,541
24) VAG York C. D 0-0 0-0 4,770
29 A Bournemouth L 0-2 0-2 9,748
May 5 H_ Rotherham U. W 5-1 2-0 Shaw 3, McNeill, Garwood 4,640
Goalscorers
League (59): Shaw 17, Robins 8, Fr yatt 5, McNeill 5, Whittle 5, Bebbington 4, Garwood 4, Bowie 2
Wood 2, Cranston 1, Jones 1, Mul vaney 1, Sweeney 1, Own Goal 3,
League Cup (2): Clements, Shaw.
League Cup First Round Bury (h) 1-0

Second Round Torquay U. (a) 1-2
F.A. Cup First Round Chesterfield (a) 0-3
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64 Manchester Manchester C. 181
Hany Dere SP anal ie Stoke C. (on loan) 3 —
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Jan Wood 58) 10 12 Radcliffe Oldham Ath. 217+4 12
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Alan McNeill 510 112 Belfast Middlesbrough 3 =
Huddersfield T. Dat —
Oldham Ath. S51 15
Bill Cranston §11 127 Kilmarnock Blackpool 33 —
Preston N.E. 80+7 1
Oldham Ath. 6442 2
Dick Mulvaney 60 127 Sunderland Blackburn R. 135+6 a
Oldham Ath, 44 i
Walter Joyce 510 127 Oldham Burnley 70 3
Blackburn R. 119 4
Oldham Ath. 68+3 2:
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Keith Bebbington 5:5 100 Nantwich Stoke C, 99+2 17
Oldham Ath, 237 38
Tan Buckley 5 84 110 Oldham Oldham Ath, 5 —
Paul Clements 5 54 97 Greenwich Oldham Ath. 26+2 —
Jimmy Frizzell 58 11 10 Greenock Oldham Ath, 309+7 =i
Colin Garwood 59 10 13 Heacham Peterborough U. 58+ 31
Oldham Ath. 10+4 4
Johnny Morrissey 57 115 Liverpool Liverpool 36 6
Everton 257+1 42
Oldham Ath. — —_
David Shaw 510 113 Huddersfield Huddersfield T. 2442 2
Oldham Ath. 124 52
Ian Robins Sye) 108 Bury Oldham Ath. 2643 9
Andrew Sweeney 56 107 Oldham Oldham Ath. 2141 1
Derek Spence 60 110 Belfast Oldham Ath. 3 —_—
Free Transfers: James Bowie; Kevin Crumblehulme; Donald Heath; Peter O’Brien; Graham Schogeld;
John Sleeuwenhoek.
Club Colours; Orange shirts, blue shorts, blue stockings.

Club Captain; Bill Cranston.
Club Trainer|Coach: Walter Joyce.
Trainer/Physiotherapist: J. McGregor.
Club Nickname: ‘The Latics’.
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ORIENT
Chairman: A. E. Page.
Directors: F. F. Harris, R. S. Briggs, H. S. Zussman.
Manager: George Petchey. Secretary: J. H. Falltrick.
Previous Names: 1881-46, Clapton Orient; 1946-66, Leyton
Orient.
Previous Grounds: Homerton, Lea Bridge and Osborne Road.
Honours: Footbail League, Best Season in Division 1: 22nd,
1962-63. Division 2, Runners-up: 1961-62. Division 3, Cham-
pions: 1969-70. Division 3(S), Champions: 1955-56; Runners-
up: 1954-55. F.A. Cup, Best Season: 6th Rd., 1925-26,
1953-54, 1971-72. Football League Cup, Best Season: 5th Rd.,
1963.
Record Victory: 9-2 v Aldershot, Division Most League Appearances: Alf Wood, 374,
3(S), Feb. 10th, 1934 and v Chester, 1921-31.
League Cup, 3rd Rd., Oct. 17th, 1962. Record Transfer Fee Received: £80,000 from
Record Defeat: 0-8 v Aston Villa, F.A. Cup, West Ham U. for Tommy Taylor Oct.
4th Rd., Jan. 30th, 1929. 14th, 1970 (inc. Peter Bennett).
Most League Points: 66, Division 3(S), Record Transfer Fee Paid: £30,000 to Crystal
1955-56. Palace for Phil Hoadley, Oct. 1971.
Most League Goals: 106, Division 3(S), Managers Since the War: Charles Hewitt,
1955-56. Neil McBain, Alec Stock, Les Gore, Alec
Highest League Scorer in Season: Tom Stock, John Carey, Benny Fenton, Dave
Johnston, 35, Division 2, 1957-58. Sexton, Dick Graham, Jimmy Bloomfield.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Tom Address of Supporters Club: Same as Ground.
Johnston, 119, 1956-58, 59-61. Address of Club Shop: ‘The Orient Shop’,
Most Capped Player: T. Evans, 3, Wales; Leyton Stadium, Brisbane Road, London
Ernest Morley, 3 (4), Wales. B£.10.
How to get there: Buses 69, 58, 278 and 241. Leyton (Underground) Station (few minutes’
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graphic address: ‘Orient’, Brisbane Road, Leyton London, E.10. Ground capacity: 35,000.
Record
Record attendance: 34,345 v West Ham U., F.A. Cup 4th Rd., January 25, 1964.
receipts: £22,444 v Arsenal, F.A. Cup 6th Rd., March 18, 1972.
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Result deh Goalscorers Attendance
D 1=1.450e! Bullock 7,884
Aug 14 A Oxford U.
Cardifi:Gs W 4-1—:1-0 Bowyer 3, Mancini 7,824
Deities
28 A Sunderland L 0-2 0-1 14,544
Sept 1 A NorwichC. D 0-0 0-0 13,940
ae Entonae D 0-0 0-0 8,703
11. A Portsmouth i233 elt Brisley, Bowyer 10,966
18 HH Carlisle.U. W 2-1 1-1 Allen, Dyson 7,068
254 A. Pulham Di-1 0-1 Dyson (pen) 9,153
28 A Burnley L 1-6 0-3 Bowyer 12,398
Oct 2 H_ Charlton Ath. W 3-2. 2-1 Harris, Allen, Bullock 9,600
9 A_ Blackpool L 1-4 1-2 Suddaby (og) 14,657
16 H Oxford VU. D i-1_ 1-1 Dyson (pen) 5,202
18 H_ Preston N.E. W 3-2. ‘1-1 Bullock 2, Bowyer 7,391
23 A Bristol C. |By SBOP Brisley, Bowyer 2 1by
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30 H Millwall D 2-2 1-0 Dyson, Lazarus 13,074
Nov 6 A_ Birmingham C. L 0-2 0-1 27,349
iS) Ea eailice W 1-0 1-0 Bowyer 6,614
27 H_ Sheffield W. L 0-3 0-1 6,673
Dec 4 A_ Watford W 1-0 1-0 Harris 9,518
11 H_ Swindon T. L 0-1 0-0 6,120
18, (Ace Luton. L 0-2 0-0 9,193
21 et OUP: W 2-0 2-0 Dyson, Bullock 19,081
Jan 1 A_ Carlisle U. L 0-2 0-1 11,449
8 H_ Sunderland W 5-0 2-0 Bullock 2, Walley, Bowyer 2 6,966
22 H_ Burnley W 1-0 0-0 Bullock 9,231
29 A Preston N.E. Di-1 1-0 Bullock 19,692
Feb 2) sel) Bristol C. W 2-0 1-0 Bullock 2 13,112
19 A Millwall 26) 01 Dyson 18,986
Mar 4 A_ Hull C. D 1-1 0-0 Allen 12,845
11. H_ Blackpool L 0-1 0-0 11,582
24 H_ Portsmouth W 2-1 0-1 Hand (og), Allen 9,492
31 A Charlton Ath. W 2-1 2-0 Dyson (pen), Shipperley (og) 42,375
Apr 1 Aer OrR Re L 0-1 0-0 12,042
3 H Fulham W 1-0 1-0 Bowyer 16,024
8 H Middlesbrough Dti-1 0-1 Dyson (pen) 7,732
12m Ac VCarditt CG. L 0-1 0-1 16,866
17. A _ Sheffield W. L 1-3 0-2. Dyson 15,188
22 4H Watford W 1-0 0-0 Bowyer 7,244
24 H_ Norwich C. L 1-2 0-0 Bowyer 15,530
29 A Swindon T. D 2-2 2-1 Walley, Allen 8,564
May 2 H_ Birmingham C. L 0-1 0-0 33,383
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League (50): Bowyer 14, Bullock 11, D yson 9 (4 pens), Allen 5, Brisley 2, Harris 2, Walley 2, Mancini 1,
Lazarus 1, Own Goal 3.
League Cup (2): Bullock, Lazarus.
F.A. Cup (8): Bowyer 2, Fairbrother 2, Allen, Bullock, Dyson, Hoadley.
League Cup First Round Notts. Co. (h)
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Fifth Round Chelsea (h)
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604 1012 London Orient 7 _—
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Ray Goddard §10 119 Fulham Orient 212 —
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-Robert Arber § 8 120 Poplar Arsenal _ —
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Peter Allen 59 10 13 Hove Orient 259+3 yee}
Peter Bennett 5104 113 Hillingdon West Ham U. 28+3 2
Orient 65 _—
Paul Harris 510 114 Hackney Orient 43 2
Phil Hoadley § 11 122 Battersea C. Palace 62+11 1
Orient 32 —
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Jan Bowyer 511 1124 Ellesmere Port Manchester C. 42+8 13
Orient 42 14
Terry Brisley 563 102 Stepney Orient 434+7 3
Michael Bullock 5103 120 Stoke Birmingham C. 27 10
Oxford U. 58+1 15
Orient 158+1 41
Derek Downing 59 104 Frickley Middlesbrough 171+11 39
Colliery Orient — —
Barry Dyson 594 117 Oldham Tranmere R. 174 101
C. Palace 33+1 9
Watford 20 15
Orient 146 +3 28
Barrie Fairbrother 58 11 74 Hackney Orient 84+ 12 15
Peter Johnson Orient 1 —
John Lewis Orient — —
Gordon Riddick 60 126 Watford Luton T. 10141 16
Gillingham 114 24
Orient 1347 3
Tom Walley 510 116 Caernarvon Arsenal 10+4 1
Watford 202+1 17
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Free Transfers: Mark Lazarus; John Sewell.
Club Colours; All red.

Club Captain; Peter Bennett.
First Team Trainer|/Physiotherapist: Ernie Shepherd,
Club Nickname: ‘The O's’,
B22
OXFORD UNITED DIV. 2
President: The Marquis of Blandford.

Chairman: T. J. R. Kearsey.
Directors: A. E. V. Couling, A. H. Harris, F. E. Jones, A. T.
Lees, R. Coppock, P. V. Playford, J.P., H. Kimber.
Team Manager: Gerry Summers.
General Manager: A. Turner. Secretary: Malcolm Gamlen.
Limited Company: 1949,
Previous Name: 1896, Headington United; 25th June 1960,
Oxford United.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 2: 14th,
1970-71. Division 3, Champions: 1967-68. Division 4, Pro-
moted: 1964-65 (4th). F.A. Cup, Best Season: 6th Rd.,
1963-64. (Record for 4th Division Club Shared with Col-
chester.) Football League Cup, Best Season: 5th Rd., 1969-70.
Dec. 19th, 1964. Record Transfer Fee Received: £35,000 from
Record Defeat: 0-5 v Cardiff C. Division 2, Notts. F. for Jimmy Barron, June 1970.
Feb. 8th, 1969. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £20,000 to
Most League Points: 61, Division 4, 1964-65. Scunthorpe for Nigel Cassidy, Nov. 1970.
Most League Goals: 87, Division 4, 1964-65. Managers Since Election to Football League:
Highest League Scorer in Season: Colin Arthur Turner, Ron Saunders.
Booth, 23, Division 4, 1964-65. Address of the Supporters Club: Supporters
Most League Appearances: Ron Atkinson, Club Offices, Manor Ground, Beech Road,
385, 1962-71. Headington, Oxford.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Address of Club Shop: On ground on match-
Graham Atkinson, 73, 1962-72. days, and at 118 London Road, Heading-
Most Capped Player: David Sloan 2, N. ton, Oxford.
Ireland.
How to get there: Bus 2 from city centre (Oxford Motor Services). Nearest Railway Station
Oxford General.
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Manor Ground, Beech Road, Headington, Oxford. Telephone Oxford 61503. Ground capacity:
18,000. Record attendance: 22,730 v Preston N.E., F.A. Cup 6th Rd., February 29, 1964.
Record receipts: £9,302 v Liverpool F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 15, 1972.
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D 1-1 1-0 Sloan 7,884
Aug 14. H_ Orient
0-1 14,304
21 Aw Hullic, L 0-1
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28 H_ Burnley W 2-1
Dj det, .t-1 Clarke, D. 10,490
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L 0-1 0-1 12,891
4 A Preston N.E.
tsa 2 Atkinson, R. 8,652
11 H Millwall
Bb .2-3 .. 4-2 Cassidy, Thompson 13,749
18 A Norwich C.
W 1-0 0-0 Lucas 8,173
25 H_ Sheffield W.
W 3-1_—1-1 Sloan, Cassidy 2 11,670
29 SH WOR
A. Birmingham C. D 0-0 0-0 31,759
Oct 2
H Middlesbrough D 0-0 0-0 9,704
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12 A Fulham D 1-1_—=—‘1-1 Clarke, C. 7,530
16 A _ Orient Deitel i-3 Clarke, D. 5,202
23 H Sunderland W 2-0 2-0 Clayton, Cassidy 10,735
SOMMWAS FfCarlisle U: bel (10 Cassidy 8,497
Nov 6 H_ Swindon T. BD ft 1d ClarkesG. 12,382
13. A Charlton Ath, L 0-3 0-1 9,069
20 A Portsmouth L 0-2 0-0 10,423
27 H_ Blackpool W 3-1 =2-1 Cassidy 2, Roberts 7,894
Dec 11 H_ Bristol C. D 0-0 0-0 8,056
18 ..HY Preston N-E. W 2-0 0-0 Aylott, Skeen 7,758
27 A _ Watford W 1-0 0-0 Clarke, D. (pen) 14,270
Jan 1 H- NorwichC. L 0-2 0-1 11,808
8 A Burnley oe eS! Dobson (og) 10,942
22e0)A. } OVP Re L 2-4 0-2 Cassidy 2 13,288
29 H Fulham W 1-0 1-0 Evanson 7,902
Feb 5. A Luton T: W 2-1 1-0 Skeen, Atkinson, G. 9,792
12. A _ Sunderland L 03 = «0-1 15,368
19 H Carlisle U. W 3-1 «(2-1 Ross (og), Cassidy 2 7,629
26 A Swindon T. L 0-4 O1 14,743
Mar 4 4H_ Charlton Ath. W 2-1 «1-0 Clayton, Sloan 7,218
11 A Middlesbrough L 1-2 1-1 Sloan 13,334
18 H Hull Cc. D 2-2 0-0 Evanson, Clayton 7,696
21 ie Cardi © Di1-1 0-1 Clarke, C. 14,499
25. A Millwall L 0-2 0-2 15,302
31 H_ Birmingham C. L O-l 0-1 18,740
Apr 1 H_ Watford D 0-0 0-0 6,588
8) A _ Sheffield W. D 0-0 0-0 13,993
8 H_ Portsmouth D 2-2 1-2 Sloan, Clarke, D. (pen) 6,933
15 A_ Blackpool Se TS 10,131
22) HE CardiffiG: W 1-0 1-0 Thompson 8,869
29) AvP Bristol c- L 2-4 1-2 Clarke, D. (pen), Cassidy 10,793
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League (43): Cassidy 13, Sloan 5, Clarke, D. 5 (3 pens), Clarke,
Roberts 2, Evanson 2, Atkinson, R. 1, Atkinsoa-G. f C. 3, Clayton 3, Thompson 2, Skeen 2,
League Cup (2): Evanson, Skeen. ee ny
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Mick Kearns
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Dick Lucas 60 128 Oxford Oxford U. 126+1 2
John Shuker 59) 115 Manchester Oxford U. 285+6 38
Half-backs
Steve Aylott 5S tted 34 iford Orient — —
West Ham U. —_ —_
Oxford U. 28+1 1
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Oxford U. 226+1 15
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Peter Hatch 5 104 10 8 Reading Oxford U. 1 —_
Nicholas Lowe 5 10 12 10 Headington Oxford U, _— —
Rodney Smithson 511 119 Leicester Arsenal 2 0
Oxford U. 155+4 6
Brian Thompson S57 10 11 Stafford Oxford U. 49+4 4
David Roberts 511 115 Southampton Fulham 21+1 —_
Oxford U. 47+1 2
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Graham Atkinson 5104 117 Birmingham Oxford U. 28942 ve)
Geoff Bray § 8 11 13 Chatham Gillingham = _
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Nigel Cassidy 510 126 Sudbury Norwich C. 2+1 =
Scunthorpe U. 88 0
Oxford U. 56+1 17
Derek Clarke 58} 107 Willenhall Walsall 6 oz
Wolverhampton W. 243 —_—
Oxford U. 42+4 10
Roy Clayton 59 106 Dudley Oxford U. 50+4 7
John Fleming 58 102 Nottingham Oxford U. 11+1 —
Ken Skeen 5104 113 Cheltenham Swindon T. 14 4
Oxford U. 168+8 25
David Sloan 584 107 Lisbourne Scunthorpe U, 13343 42
N. Ireland Oxford U. 146+8 28
Michael Way aT 112 Salisbury Oxford U. 1442 _
Free Transfers: James Hastie; David Jones.
Club Colours; Gold shirts, black shorts, black and gold stockings.
Change Colours; White shirts, blue shorts, white stockings.
Club Captain; John Shuker.
Club Coach; K. Brown,
First Team Trainer; Ken Fish.
Club Nickname: ‘United’.
326
PETERBOROUGH UNITED DIV. 4
Chairman: G. H. Woodcock.
Directors: H. N. W. Smith, S. E. Nicholas,
Dr. J. W. T. Sheperd, H. Wright, D. R. Vernum,
W. O’Neill Wilde.
Manager: Jim IMley. Secretary: J. C. Benson.
Year Formed: 1923.
Turned Professional: 1934,
Previous Name: Peterborough and Fletton
United until 1934.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Divi-
sion 3: Sth, 1961-62. Division 4, Champions:
1960-61. F.A. Cup, Best Season: 6th Rd.,
1965. Football League Cup, Best Season,
Semi-Finalists: 1966.
Record Victory: 8-1 vy Oldham Ath., Division Most League Appearances: Ollie Conmy, 263,
4, Nov. 26th, 1969. 1964-72.
Record Defeat: 1-8 y Northampton T., F.A. Record Transfer Fee Received: £30,000 from
Cup, 2nd Rd. (2nd Replay), 1946-47. W.B.A. for John Wile, Dec. 1970.
Most League Points : 66, Division 4, 1960-61. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £20,000 to Aston
Most League Goals: 134, Division 4, 1960-61. Villa for Derek Dougan, June 1963.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Terry Bly, Managers Since Joining Football League:
52, Division 4, 1960-61. Jimmy Hagan, Jack Fairbrother, Gordon
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Terry Clark, Norman Rigby.
Bly, 81, 1960-62. Address of Supporters Club: Same as Foot-
Most Capped Player: Ollie Conmy, 6, Eire. ball Club.
How to get there: Peterborough North Station (20 minutes’ walking distance). Bus terminus
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1965. Record receipts: £9,363 v Swansea T., F.A. Cup, 5th Rd., February 20, 1965.
327
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Southend U. W 2-0 0-0 Price 2 4,500
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21 A Newport Co. Di-1 0-1 Hall 3,963
280 VE Stockport Co. W 42~=«O«&I1-1 Conmy 2, Robson 2 4,900
307° Ee Bury W 2-0 1-0 Price, Conmy 6,800
Sept 4 A Exeter. L 2-3 0-0 Price 2 4,125
11H Scunthorpe U. L 0-1 0-1 6,387
18 A _ Brentford L 1-5 1-1 Price 8,770
25 H_ Gillingham W2-1 1-0 Price2 4,917
27 A Hartlepool ELO=b 20-1 3,460
Oct 2 A Workington i i seal 2,242
9 H_ Barrow W7-0 5-0 Hall 3, Price 3, Conmy 4,681
15 A Southend VU. st 1-1 Price 10,695
18 H _ Darlington ) eTie a | Price 4,350
23 A Lincoln C. L 2-3. 1-2 Robson, Barker 6,784
30 H_ Crewe Alex. W 2-0 1-0 Price, Oakes 4,490
Nov 6 A_ Aldershot D 1-1 0-0 Price 4,912
ts HO Chester W 2-0 1-0 Price, Hall 4,659
27 H_ Southport W 2-0 1-0 Barker, Hall 4,958
Dec 4 A_ Doncaster R. L 2-3 1-1 Conmy (pen), Price 3,258
SM He exetenCs D 3-3 0-0 Robson, Price, Moss 5,341
27 <A Colchester U. Di-1 0-0 Hall 7,750
Jan 1 H_ Brentford D 2-2 1-2 Price, Darrell 7,013
7 A Stockport Co. D 0-0 0-0 2,218
22 H Hartlepool U. D 2-2 1-0 Turner, Barker 4,516
29 A Darlington Di1-1 1-0 Price 2,065
Feb 5 A_ Northampton T. Bs Es Hall 5,186
12 H Lincoln C. D 4-4 1-2 Price, Branston (og), Barker, Robson 6,601
19 A Crewe Alex. L 0-2 0-1 1,620
26 H_ Aldershot D 0-0 0-0 4,395
Mar 4 A_ Chester Di-l_~ 0-1 Hall 1,868
9 H Cambridge U. W 2-0 0-1 Oates, Barker 4,047
1 A Barrow W 2-0 1-0 Noble (og), Turpie 2,658
15 A _ Reading E J=2 0-1 Hall 5,886
18 H Newport Co. W 3-1 2-0 Hall, Darrell, Price 4,025
25. A Scunthorpe U. D 0-0 0-0 5,555
20a Grimsby ie L 0-2 0-0 4,961
Apr 1 H_ Colchester U. W 4-0 3-0 Price, Hall, Barker (pen), Robson 4,367
3 A Gillingham Di-l 1-0 Barker 4,218
4 H_ Workington Di1-1 0-0 Darrell 4,050
8 H_ Northampton T. Wi1-0 1-0 Price 5,480
15 A _ Southport W 4-2. 3-0 ‘Price 4 WGA)
19 A Cambridge U. W 5-2 ‘1-1 Robson 2, Barker 2, Hall 4,248
22 H~ Doncaster R. W 2-0 1-0 Robson, Turner 4,727
25 A_ Bury D i-1 0-0 Hall 3,427
29. A Grimsby T. L 2-3 2-2 Turpie, Hall 14,143
May | H_ Reading W 3-22-11 Conmy (pen), Darrell, Dixon (og) 4,251
Goalscorers
League (82): Price 28, Hall 16, Barker 9 Nepen), Robson 9, Conmy 6 (2 D.
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League Cup (1): Conmy.
F.A, Cup (11): Hall4, Paced. Barker2, Robson.
League Cup First Round Charlton Ath. (a) 1-5

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(h)
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Third Round Ipswich T. (h)
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Player and PpeaBie Goal
Goalkeepers
510 107 Corby Peterborough U. 8 —
Richard Dighton
60 120 Snettisham Peterborough U. 137 —
Michael Drewery
Full-backs
Eric Brookes 60 12 12 Staincross Barnsley 326 1
Northampton T. 80 1
Peterborough U. 18+1 =
John Duncliffe 58 110 Brighton Brighton as —
Grimsby T. 71 —_
Peterborough U. as —
Frank Noble 58 10 12 Sheffield Sheffield W. fi —_—
Half-backs
Jack Carmichael §10 12114 Newcastle Arsenal — —
Peterborough U. 63 —
Jim Iley 511 115 South Kirby Sheffield U. 99 —
Tottenham H. 53 1
Nottingham F. 92 st
Dennis Oakes 510 105 Bedworth Notts Co. 108+ 12 —
Peterborough VU. 44 2
Bobby Park 59 104 Wrexham Aston Villa 60+ 13 if
Wrexham 98+4 8
Peterborough U. — —
Chris Turner 61 129 St. Neots Peterborough U. 56+7 3
Forwards
Ritchie Barker 6.0) 4 1258" Derby Derby Co. 30+7 12
Notts Co. 994-13 37
Peterborough U, 36 9
Michael Darrall 5 84 100 Bilston Birmingham C, 10+4 2
Newport Co. (on loan) 8 —_
Gillingham (on loan) 1942 1
Jim Hall 60 124 Northampton Northampton T. 5442 7
Bob Moss 55 90. Kenton Fulham 8+1 —_
Peterborough U. 83+ 16 6
Tommy Robson 58 100 Gateshead Northampton T, 73+1 20
Chelsea 6+1 =
Allan Russell 59 110 Aberdeen Peterborough U. 1+1 a
Free Transfers: Oliver Conmy; Richard Kwiatkowski; Robert Turpie; George Wright.
Club Colours: Royal blue shirts, white shorts, blue stockings.

Club Captain: Frank Noble.
First Team Trainer|Coach: Jim Walker,
Physiotherapist: Albert Preston.
Club Nickname; ‘The Posh’,
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PLYMOUTH ARGYLE IDTVies
President: G. H. Gillin, Esq. Chairman: R. Daniel.
Directors: B. S. Williams, S. J. Williams, C. W. Crooks,
T. H. Deans, C. S. Joce, P. W. Skinnard, Vice Chairman.
General Manager/Secretary:; Graham Little.
Team Manager: Ellis Stuttard.
Previous Name: 1886-1903, Argyle Athletic Club.
4th, 1931-32, 1952-53. Division 3(S), Champions: he Pilgrims
1929-30, 1951-52; Runners-up: 1921-22, 1922-23,
1923-24, 1924-25, 1925-26, 1926-27. (Record of six
consecutive years.) Division 3, Champions: 1958-59.
F.A. Cup, Best Season: Sth Rd., 1952-53. Football
League Cup, Best Season: Semi-Finalists, 1965.
Record Victory: 8-1 v Millwall, Division 2, Most League Appearances: Sammy Black,
Jan. 16th, 1932. 470, 1924-38.
Record Defeat: 0-9 vy Stoke C., Division 2, Record Transfer Fee Received: £40,000 from
Dec. 17th, 1960. Portsmouth for Norman Piper, May 1970.
Most League Points: 68, Division 3(S), Record Transfer Fee Paid: £45,000 to Swan-
1929-30. sea C. for Barrie Jones, Sept. 1964.
Most League Goals: 107, Division 3(S), Managers Since the War: Jack Tresadern,
1925-26 and 1951-52. Jimmy Rae, Jack Rowley, Neil Dougall,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Jack Cock, Ellis Stuttard, Andy Beattie, Malcolm
32, Division 3(S), 1925-26. Allison, Derek Ufton, Billy Bingham.
Most Goals in Total Aggregate: Sammy Address of Supporters Association: Same as
Black, 180, 1924-38. Football Club.
Most Capped Player: Moses Russell, 20 (23) Address of Club Shop or Boutique: The Pil-
Wales. grim Shop, Home Park, Plymouth, Devon.
How to get there: Special City buses from the Plymouth Bus Station at Bretonside. Nearest
Railway Station, Plymouth.
=RLY Tavistock Road
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Road
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Home Park, Plymouth, Devon. Telephone Plymouth (0752) 52561/2/3. Ground capacity:
40,000 (30,000 covered). Record attendance: 43,596 v Aston Villa, Division 2, October 10,
1966. Club
1936. Record receipts: £9,119 Football League v Irish League, September
record: £8,370 v Wolves, F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 7519507
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ae RECORD
H/Time
Eas at Hinch 26,327
Aug 14 A_ Aston Villa
W 1-0 0-0 Hutchins 10,280
21 4H Blackburn R.
AY YorekG: W 3-2 2-1 Davey, Latcham 2 53352
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13. H_ Walsall W 3-2 «1-2 Sullivan 2, Latcham 10,393
18 H Tranmere R. D 2-2 1-2 Hinch, Bickle 10,244
25 A Oldham Ath, Wi1-0 0-0 Latcham 10,149
27 A Rochdale LL 223-2 Hinch, Hutchins 4,519
Oct 2 H Bournemouth Di-1 0-1 Rickard 15,559
9 A_ Notts. Co. L 0-1 0-0 11,828
12°. H “Bolton W: W 2-0 1-0 Rimmer (og), Hutchins 13,336
16 H_ Aston Villa W 3-2 2-0 Hutchins 2, Rickard 18,570
23 H Wrexham L 1-2 0-0 Hutchins 14,019
30 A Chesterfield L 1-2 0-2 Rickard 7,475
Nov 6 H_ Brighton Eee et Hutchins 11,429
13. A Rotherham U. fy 3-4 “22 Reed, Saxton, Rickard 8,444
Lowe Aw Halifax W 1-0 0-0 Hinch 2,832
27 +A Bristol R. D'2-2 * F2 Allen, Hutchins 9,568
Dec 4 H_ Shrewsbury T. L 1-2 0-1 Hore 8,717
18 A Mansfield T. W 3-2——-2-1 Reed 2, Rickard 3,782
27% HH Torquay U. W 3-1-1 Rickard, Hore, Reed 20,096
Jan "1 A Tranmere R. L 2-3 1-0 Reed, Rickard 6,711
SPE York (GC: W 4-0 3-0 Rickard 3, Reed 6,943
15 <A Barnsley D 2-2 1-0 Booth (og), Hinch 3,421
22 H_ Rochdale W 4-1 1-0 Hinch, Rickard 2, Hutchins 9,187
29 A_ Bolton W. L {o2eeer-0 Rickard 5,856
Feb 5 A _ Bournemouth L 0-1 0-0 13,805
12 A Wrexham W 2-0 1-0 Ashcroft (og), Hutchins 3,904
19 H_ Chesterfield W 1-0 0-0 Latcham 10,208
26 A_ Brighton L 0-3 0-3 15,198
Mar 4 H_ Rotherham U. W 2-1 2-1 Cave 2 8,292
11 H_ Notts. Co. D 1-1 1-1 Latcham 12,257
14. H_ Barnsley W 2-1 ‘1-1 Hutchins, Hinch 8,660
18 A _ Blackburn R. L, 2-3) ,0-2 Hinch, Cave 7,610
20 A_ Bradford C. W 1-0 0-0 Cave 5,346
25 H_ Port Vale D 0-0 0-0 8,801
Apr 1 A Torquay U. L 1-2 0-2 Hinch 10,928
3. H Oldham Ath. D 0-0 0-0 10,748
8 A Swansea C. D i-l_ 1-0 Hinch 2,974
11. A Walsall L 0-1 0-0 5,084
15S H_ Bristol R. W 2-1 2-0 Provan (pen), Hore 8,938
18 H_ Bradford C. L 1-4 0-3 Provan 7,958
22 A _ Shrewsbury T. W 2-1 0-1 Hague, Hinch 3,179
25 9H Wilalifaxti: D i-1_ 1-0 Provan (pen) 7,756
May 2 H_ Swansea C. W 4-1 2-0 Provan (pen), Rickard, Sullivan, Hinch 8,321
Goalscorers
League (74): Rickard 14, Hinch 12, Hutchins 11, Latcham 7, Reed 6, Cave 4, Provan 4 (3 i
Hore 3, Sullivan 3, Allen 1, Davey 1, Hague 1, Saxton 1, Own Goal 3. 8S eS ae
League Cup (1): Hinch.
F.A. Cup (2): Reed 2.
League Cup First Round Bristol C. (h) 1-

Second Round Chelsea (a) 02
F.A. Cup First Round Gillingham (a) 2-3
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Player and League
Goalkeepers
5 10. 1101 Beeter Plymouth Arg, 23 _
Peta Bala’c
62 146 Manchester Burnley 2 —
Jim Furnell
Liverpool 28 —
Arsenal 141 =
Rotherham 76 —
Full-backs
Paul Chapman 57) 105 Cardiff Plymouth Arg. 2+2 —
Steve Davey 574 103 Plymouth Plymouth Arg. 150+8 27.
Allan Harris 58 117 Northampton Chelsea 70 _—
Coventry C. 60 —
Chelsea 12+5 —
OP ES 90+ _
David Provan 62 121 Glasgow Rangers 169+2 9
C. Palace 1 —
Plymouth Arg. 57 4
Colin Sullivan 574 1011 Saltash Plymouth Arg. 134+5 *)
Half-backs
Peter Darke 5 104 119 Exeter Plymouth Arg. 3+ —
Michael Dowling 594 1113 Bodmin Plymouth Arg. 10+3 —_
Ken Hore 574 112 St. Austell Plymouth Arg. 261+-3 9
Bob Saxton 510 114 Doncaster Derby Co. 9442 1
Plymouth Arg. 114+3 4
Les Latcham 58 114 Stanley Burnley 149+5 10
Plymouth Arg. 46 7
Forwards
Keith Allen 61 124 Newport, Portsmouth — —
1.0.W. Grimsby T. 6 1
Stockport Co. 49 16
Luton T. 128+9 36
/ Plymouth Arg, 73+5 10
Ronnie Brown 57 10 64 Sunderland Blackpool 5447 13
Plymouth Arg. 3143 Ps
Neil Hague 6 04 127 Rotherham Rotherham U, 134411 23
Plymouth Arg, 28 1
Jim Hinch 62 122 Sheffield Tranmere R. 36+3 10
Donald Hutchins aN | 102 Leicester Leicester C. 4 a
Plymouth Arg. 9442 23
Hugh Reed 54 101 Alexandria W.B.A. 5+4 2;
Derek Rickard 58 1010 Plymouth Plymouth Arg. 67+3 32
Club Colours: White shirts with green and black circles round chest, white shorts with green and black
stripes, white stockings with green and black tops.
Change Colours: Green shirts with black trimmings.
First Team Trainer|Coach:
Club Nickname: ‘The Pilgrims’,
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PORTSMOUTH
President; Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of
Alamein, K.G., G.C.B., D.S.O.
Chairman: J. D. P. Collett, F.R.I.C.S.
Directors: A. R. L. Oliver, J.P., T.D., G. C. Sprigings,
Dr. I. M. McLachlan, Ald. A. L. Blake, M.C., LL.B.,
D. J. Sparshatt, E. W. Reeves, F. P. Faulkner.
Team Manager: Ron Tindall. Secretary: Jimmy
Dickinson, M.B.E. Year Formed: 1898. Turned
Professional: 1898, Limited Company: 1898.
1948-49, 1949-50. Division 2, Runners-up: 1926-27.
Division 3(S), Champions: 1923-24. Division 3, Cham-
pions: 1961-62. F.A. Cup, Winners: 1939; Runners-
up: 1929, 1934. Football League Cup, Best Season:
Sth Rd., 1961.
Record Victory: 9-1 v Notts. Co., Division 2,
Apr. 9th, 1927. Record Transfer Fee Received: £50,000 from
Record Defeat : 0-10 vy Leicester C., Division 1, Middlesbrough for George Smith, Jan.
Oct. 20th, 1928. 1969.
Most League Points: 65, Division 3, 1961-62. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £40,000 to Everton
Most League Goals: 87, Division 3(S), 1923- for Mike Trebilcock, Jan. 1968, £40,000
24, Division 2, 1926-27 and Division 3, to Plymouth Argyle for Norman Piper,
1961-62. May 1970.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Billy Managers Since the War: Jack Tinn, Bob
Haines, 40, Division 2, 1926-27. Jackson, Eddie Lever, Freddie Cox,
Most League Appearances: 764, Jimmy George Smith.
Dickinson, 1946-65. Address of Supporters Club: Frogmore Road,
Most Capped Player: Jimmy Dickinson, 48, Portsmouth.
England. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: The Club
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Peter Shop, Portsmouth F.C. Supporters Club,
Harris, 194, 1946-60. Frogmore Road, Portsmouth.
How to get there: Fratton Station (four minutes’ walk). Buses from there run to Frogmore
Road nearby. From Portsmouth Harbour Station and Gosport Ferry Terminal, Corpora-
tion buses 17 and 18.
Milton Lane
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Fratton Park, Frogmore Rd., Portsmouth PO4 8RA. Telephone Portsmouth 31204/5. Tele-
graphic address: ‘Pompey Portsm’th’. Ground capacity: 46,000 (14,200 covered). Record
attendance: 51,385 v Derby Co., F.A. Cup 6th Rd., February 26, 1949. Record receipts:
£18,002 v Arsenal, F.A. Cup 4th Rd., January 23, 1971.
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PORTSMOUTH 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
H/Time
Aug 14. H_ Middlesbrough W2-1 1-1. Storrie, McCann 15,649

21. A Norwich C. } Ee Es) Reynolds 13,787
28 H_ Birmingham C. W 1-0 1-0 Trebilcock 14,729
Sept 1. H_ Blackpool E37 1-2 Hand 16,058
4 A_ Sheffield W. D 1-1 /4+1 Hiron 13,170
1) PA eOrient W 3-2_—sI1-1 Trebilcock, Hand, Hiron 10,966
(iA wu: W 3-1 (0-0 Piper, Hand, McCann 14,363
25 H Millwall Di1-1_ 1-1 Hiron 15,485
Oct 2 A Watford L 0-1 0-0 11,633
9 H. Preston N.E. PD f-fts Trebilcock 12,749
16 A Middlesbrough D 2 ae Reynolds 16,376
20 4H_ Bristol C. D 1-1 S0-0nee Ley 12,575
23 H Fulham W 6-3 2-0 cones 2, Reynolds, Trebilcock, Hand, 14,172
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320A OLE Re D 1-1 0-0 Piper 15,934
Nov 6 H_ Sunderland D 2-2 2-1 Piper, Trebilcock (pen) 14,387
13 AD Carlisle Ws L 0-1 0-0 7,955
20. ~ Hi Oxford U. W 2-0 0-0 Jennings, Trebilcock 10,423
Zi» Avs Luton yd. b 234% 20 Reynolds 2 9,910
Decwily fA Cardiiic: L 2-3 0-2 Hiron, Trebilcock 10,268
4 H_ Charlton Ath, D 0-0 0-0 10,007
11 A Burnley W 3-1-1 Nulty (og), McCann, Reynolds 11,338
18 H_ Sheffield W. L 1-2 0-0 Trebilock 10,280
27 A Swindon T. L 1-3 0-1 Piper 20,494
Wein Vil is) Sequilkkes D 0-0 0-0 8,665
8 A Birmingham C. L..3=6....2-3 McCann, Ley, Hiron 22,410
22 PH iGardiic: W 2-0 2-0 Trebilcock, Ley 11,039
29. A Bristol C. D 1-1 I-l Bruton (og) 10,949
Feb 12. A Fulham D i-1 0-1 Reynolds 8,390
19 OF JOSE R. W 1-0 0-0 Reynolds 15,563
Mar 1 A_ Sunderland L 2-3 0-1 Piper (pen), Wilson 8,273
4 H_ Carlisle U. Wi1-0 0-0 Ley 9,098
il A _ Preston N.E. L 0-4 0-2 10,575
18 H Norwich C. W 2-1 2-0 Hiron 2 13,902
24 A Orient L. i? 1-0 Reynolds 9,492
31 A Millwall L 0-1 0-0 21,919
Apr 1 H Swindon T. L 1-2 0-0 Ley 1257
3. H_ Watford D 2-2. 1-9 Hiron, Wilson 7,009
8 Al Oxford U- D 2-2 2-1 Piper 2 (1 pen) 6,933
[5a le buton i 0-35 022 8,552
22. A Charlton Ath. D I-11 0-0 Hiron Ton
24 A_ Blackpool W 2-1 I-1 Piper, Hand 10,507
29 H_ Burnley L 1-2 0-1 Reynolds 5,885
Goalscorers
League (59): Reynolds 10, Trebilcock 9 (1 pen), Hiron 9, Piper 8 (2 Hand 5 >
Jennings 3, Wilson 2, Storrie 1, Smith 1, Own’ Goal 2. Sie hs mda arg
League Cup (1): McCann.
F.A. Cup (4); Jennings, Reynolds, Trebilcock, Own Goal.
League Cup First Round Bournemouth (a) 1-2

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Fourth Round Swansea C. (h) 2-0
Fifth Round Birmingham (a) 1-3
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PORTSMOUTH—PLAYERS
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TG. Wt. Birthplace Clubs Appearances Goals
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Goalkeepers
604 1374 Dagenham Portsmouth 309 —_—
John Milkins
Full-backs
Tottenham H. = =
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Portsmouth 24+4+1 —
60 120 Dublin Portsmouth 136 8
Eoin Hand
5.9% 11 12. Bxeter Exeter C. 91 if:
George Ley
Portsmouth 170+1 10
Fred Smith 56 994 West Burnley 83 1
Sleekburn Portsmouth 65 A
Tommy Youlden 604 129 London Portsmouth 8248 1
Half-backs
Colin Blant 614 134 Rawtenstall Burnley 46+6 te
Portsmouth 64 1
David Munks 510 1110 Sheffield Sheffield U. 108+ 4 1
Portsmouth 93+4 2
Norman Piper § 64 911 North Tawton Plymouth Arg. 215 35
Portsmouth 84 11
Alan Stephenson 60 120 Chesham C. Palace 170 ots
West Ham U. 10543 —
Fulham (on loan) 10 —
Portsmouth — —
Billy Wilson 5.9) 11-1}. Seaton Blackburn R. 24641 —_—
Delaval Portsmouth 17 2
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Ray Hiron. 62 110 Gosport Portsmouth 266 +5 93
Nicky Jennings 55} 914 Wellington Plymouth Arg. 98 10
Portsmouth 171 +4 37
Brian Lewis 594 107 Woking C. Palace a2 4
Portsmouth 134 23
Coventry C, 33+2 2
Luton T. 45+4 22
Oxford U. 1242 4
Colchester U. 47 17
Portsmouth 1 —
Albert McCann 564 1174 Maidenhead Luton T. 6 —_
Coventry C. 22 3
Portsmouth 310+6 83
Ray Pointer 394 10 134Cramlington Burnley 222) 118
Bury 19 Ly
Coventry C. 26 13
Portsmouth 145+4 30
Peter Price 58 10 10 Wrexham Liverpool — _—
Northampton T. (on loan) —— —
Portsmouth — =
Richard Reynolds 511 126 Looe Plymouth Arg. 123+4 24
Portsmouth 41 10
Free Transfers: James Standen; James Storrie; Michael Travers; Michael Trebilcock.
Club Colours: Royal blue shirts, white shorts, blue stockings all with red, white and blue trim,
Change Colours: The same as above with red and blue switched.
Club Captain: Eoin Hand,
Club Coach: Pat Wright.
First Team Trainer: Gordon Neave.
Club Nickname: ‘Pompey’.
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PORT VALE
Chairman: J. G. Bourne. ,
Directors: J. Burgess, L. W. Cliff, A.McPherson.
Manager: Gordon Lee. Secretary: N. J. Jones.
Previous Name: Burslem Port Vale; became Port Vale,
1913.
Previous Grounds; 1876, Limekin Lane, Longport;
1881, Westport; 1884, Moorland Road, Burslem;
1886, Athletic Ground, Cobridge; 1913, Recreation
Ground, Hanley; 1950, Vale Park.
Sth, 1930-31. Division 3(N), Champions: 1929-30,
1953-54; Runners-up: 1952-53. Division 4, Champions:
1958-59; Promoted 1969-70 (4th). F.A. Cup, Best
Season, Semi-Finalists: 1954, when in Divi-
sion 3. Football League Cup, Best Season:
Most League Appearances: Roy Sproson,
Never past 2nd Rd.
761, 1950-72:
Record Victory: 9-1 v Chesterfield, Division 2, Record Transfer Fee Received: £25,000 from
Sept. 24th, 1932. Blackpool for Terry Alcock, Aug. 1967.
Record Defeat: 0-10 v Sheffield U., Division 2, Record Transfer Fee Paid: £15,000 to
Dec. 10th, 1892 and v Notts Co., Division 2, Leicester C. for Albert Cheeseborough,
Feb. 26th, 1895. July 1963; £15,000 to Everton for Billy
Most League Points: 69, Div. 3(N), 1953-54. Bingham, Aug. 1963.
Most League Goals: 110, Division 4, 1958-59. Managers Since the War: Billy Frith, Gor-
Highest League Scorer in Season: Wilf Kirk- don Hodgson, Ivor Powell, Freddie Steele,
ham, 38, Division 2, 1926-27. Norman Low, Freddie Steele, Jackie
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Wilf Mudie, Sir Stanley Matthews.
Kirkham, 154, 1923-29, 1931-33. Address of Supporters Club: Hamil Rd.,
Most Capped Player: E. Peers, 4 (12), Wales. Burslem, Stoke on Trent, ST6 LAW.
How to get there: Buses to Burslem from Stoke centre. Nearest Railway Station Stoke.
Hamil
Road
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Vale Park, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent. Telephone Stoke on Trent 87626 and 85524. Telegraphic
address: ‘Port Vale Burslem’. Ground capacity: 50,000. Record attendance: 50,000 v Aston
Villa, F.A. Cup 5th Rd., February 20, 1960. Record receipts: £8,400 v Aston Villa, F.A.
Cup Sth Rd., February 20, 1960.
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PORT VALE 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
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Time ®
Date Venue Opponents Result ee Goalscorers Attendance
Aug 14 H_ Brighton D 1-1 1-0 Horton (pen) 4,384

21 A Swansea C. W 1-0 0-0 Morris 6,457
28 H Chesterfield L 0-2 0-1 4,416
30 H Notts. Co. L 0-3 0-2 5,298
Sept 4 A Wrexham W 2-1 1-0 Brodie, Horton T1252
11H Plymouth Arg. D 0-0 0-0 3,707
18 A Shrewsbury T. D 0-0 0-0 5,443
25a e Selalifaxans Wi1-0 0-0 Gough 3,724
27 H_ Blackburn R. D 0-0 0-0 4,963
Oct 2 A Walsall L 0-2. 0-0 4,642
9 H_ Bolton W. D 1-1 1-0 Horton (pen) 6,394
16 <A _ Brighton D 1-1 0-1 Mountford 9,007
19 A Bournemouth 2237 2 Gough, Morgan 10,404
23 .H York Cc. W 4-3 3-0 McLaren 2, Gough, Morgan 4,484 4
30 A Oldham Ath. L 0-1 0-1 8,140
Nov 6 H_ Aston Villa D 4-4 2-3 McLaren, Mountford, Morgan, Loska 11,106
13. A Mansfield T. Wi-0 1-0 Mountford 5,986
27 VA Torquay'U: L 0-3 0-1 3,619
Dec 4 H_ Tranmere R. W 2-1 ~~. 1-1 Morgan, McLaren 3,701
18 H Wrexham Wi1-0 0-0 Summerscales 4,310
27) A Bristol R. L 1-2 0-0 McLaren 12,073
Jan 1 H_ Shrewsbury T. W 2-1 0-1 Gough, Horton 5,056
8 A Chesterfield L 1-2 1-0 Gough 6,532
22 A Blackburn R. L 1-3 0-1 Loska 8,495
29H _ Bournemouth Di-1 0-1 Gough 4,937
Feb 5 Hie Bradford'GC: W 1-0 1-0 Lacey 3,745
12 A “York G: L 1-2 0-0 Gough 3,902
19 H Oldham Ath. W 1-0 0-0 Morgan 4,505
26 <A Aston Villa L 0-2 0-0 32,806
Mar 4 H_ Mansfield T. W 1-0 1-0 Morgan 2,809
11. A_ Bolton W. L 0-3 0-1 5,956
13. A Rochdale EMS a2 James, Parry (og) 3,140
18 H Swansea C. W 3-0 1-0 Gough 2, Harford 3.257
ot A Barnsley D 0-0 0-0 3,828
25 A Plymouth Arg. D 0-0 0-0 8,801
Apt W He Bristol Re D 0-0 0-0 3,823
3 H_ Walsall Di1-i 0-0 Gough 5,250
4 A Halifax T. L 0-2 0-0 3,629
8 A Bradford C. D 0-0 0-0 2,969
15 Hi! Torquay: U. D 0-0 0-0 2,747
18 A Rotherham U. 10-3900 3,764
21 A Tranmere R. L 2-3 2-2 McLaren, Farrimond (og) 3,544
26 A _ Notts. Co. L 1-2 0-1 Morgan 9,033
29H Barnsley W 1-0 1-0 Morris 2,614
May 8 H Rotherham U, ats? Morris 2743
12 H_ Rochdale D 1-1 0-1 Horton (pen) 2,475
Goalscorers
League (43): Gough 10, Morgan 7, McLaren 6, Horton 5 (3 pens), Morris 3, Mountford 3, Loska 2,
Harford 1, James 1, Brodie 1, Summerscales 1, Lacey 1, Own Goal 2.
F.A. Cup (5): Horton 3, Morgan 2.
League Cup First Round Shrewsbury T. (h) 0-2

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Third Round Birmingham C. (a) 0-3
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Player and
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Goalkeepers
Full-backs
John Brodie 510 119 Bedlington Carlisle U.
Bradford P.A.
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Keith Lindsey 58 110 Scunthorpe Scunthorpe U.
Cambridge U.
Southend U.
Port Vale
Tony Loska 58 110 Stoke Shrewsbury T.
Port Vale
Half-backs
Roy Cross 5114 120 Wednesbury Walsall
Port Vale
Ray Harford 61 12 12 Halifax Charlton Ath,
Exeter C.
Lincoln C,
Mansfield T,
Port Vale
Brian Horton 510 114 Port Vale
Bob Mountford 511 1010 Stoke Port Vale
Bill Summerscales 61 110 Stoke Port Vale
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Bobby Gough 57. 110 Birmingham Walsall
Port Vale 149+10
John James 60 110 Stoke Port Vale 186+6
Tony Lacey 58 102 Leek Stoke C. 2+2
Port Vale 92
Tom McLaren 59 116 Livingstone Port Vale 128+17
Sam Morgan 61 110 Gorleston Port Vale 70+ 4
Free Transfers: Keith Ball; John Flowers; Michael Morris; Stuart Sharratt ; Roy Sproson.
Club Colours: All white.

Change Colours: Blue shirts, white shorts, blue and white stockings.
Club Captain: Tony Lacey.
First Team Trainer: Lol Hamlett,
Club Nickname: ‘Valiants’.
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President: N. Buck. Chairman: T. C. Nicholson, J.P.

Vice-Presidents: H. Cartmell, Dr. A. R. Wood, W. Mercer.
Vice-Chairman: R. B. Bolton. Directors: T. F. Charnley, J.
Wilde, M.B.E., A. Harrison, B.E.M., T. H. Gore, A. C.
Pilkington, E. Griffith, B.V.Sc., M.R.C.V.S., A. R. W. Jones,
F.R.LCS., Manager: Alan Ball. Asst. Manager: Peter
Doherty. Secretary: G. Howarth.
Honours: Football League, Division 1, Champions: 1888-89
(first champions), 1889-90; Runners-up: 1890-91, 1891-92,
1892-93, 1905-06, 1952-53, 1957-58. Division 2, Champions:
1903-04, 1912-13, 1950-51; Runners-up: 1914-15, 1933-34.
Division 3, Champions 1970-71. F.A, Cup, Winners: 1889,
1938; Runners-up: 1888, 1922, 1937, 1954, 1964. Football
League Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd., 1963.
1966, 1972. ham, 440, 1949-64.
Record Victory: 26-0 v Hyde, F.A. Cup Ist Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Tom
Series, Ist Rd., Oct. 15th, 1887. Finney, 187, 1946-60.
Record Defeat: 0-7 v Blackpool, Division 1, Record Transfer Fee Received: £80,000 from
May Ist, 1948. Everton for Howard Kendall, Mar. 1967.
Most League Points: 59, Division 1, 1957-58. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £45,000 to Burnley
Most League Goals: 100, Division 2, 1927-28 for Willie Irvine, Mar. 1968.
and Division 1, 1957-58. Managers Since the War: W. Scott, Scot
Highest League Scorer in Season: Ted Har- Symon, Frank Hill, Cliff Britton, Jimmy
per, 37, Division 2, 1932-33. Milne, Bobby Seith.
Most Capped Player: Tom Finney, 76, Add. of Supps. Club: Deepdale Road, Preston.
England. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Lilly-
Most League Appearances: Willie Cunning- white Shop, Deepdale, Preston.
How to get there: Special buses to Deepdale from outlying areas and Town Centre Bus
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1, April 23, 1938. Record receipts: £20,022 v Manchester U., F.A. Cup 4th Rd., February 5,
1972.
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H/Time
D 0-0 0-0 11,063
Aug 14 A _ Carlisle U.
W 2-0 2-0 MclIlmoyle 2 16,425
21 H Fulham
LutonT. D 1-1 1-0 Heppolette 11,772
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30 H_ Burnley L 1-3 0-1 Mcllmoyle (pen) 27,284
H Oxford U. W 1-0 1-0 Mcllmoyle 12,891
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18 H Charlton Ath. W 2-1 1-0 Clark, Ham 13,198
25 A Sunderland L 3-4 1-3 Ham, MclIimoyle (pen), Lyall 13,102
28 H Norwich C. L 0-2 0-0 15,644
Oct 2 H_ Cardiffic. L 1-2. 1-0 Ham 13,511
9 A Portsmouth D i-1_ 1-1 MclIlmoyle 12,749
16 H Carlisle U. W 3-0 2-0 Lyall2, Ingram 15,430
18 A Orient Lie 2-3 og dak Ingram, McIlmoyle 7,391
23 A Birmingham C, D 2-2. 1-2 Ingram, Tarbuck 28,956
SON ui: W 3-1 3-1 Ingram 2, Clark 14,413
Nov 6 A Middlesbrough Wi1-0 0-0 Tarbuck 21,907
13. H_ Sheffield W. W 1-0 0-0 Heppolette 16,903
20 A Swindon T. D 1-1 0-0 Ingram 10,833
27 H_ Watford W 2-0 0-0 Spark, Tarbuck 11,318
Dec 4 A_ Blackpool 1D) ied Oy ae lark 18,912
11 H Millwall W 4-0 2-0 Tarbuck, Ingram (pen), Clark, Lyall 14,097
18 A Oxford U. L 0-2 0-0 7,758
27 4H _ Bristol C. W 1-0 1-0 Lyall 19,738
Jan 1 A’ Charlton Ath. L 1-2. 01. Clark 8,038
8. Hl Luton i L 0-1 0-1 12,844
22 A Norwich C. Di1-1_ 1-1 Bird 21,390
29 H_ Orient D 1-1 0-1 Ingram 19,692
Feb 12. H_ Birmingham C. D0-0 0-0 17,794
19 A Bulle: | ele Se a Young, Tarbuck 14,313
Mar 4 A_ Sheffield W. L 0-1 0-0 12,162
11. H _ Portsmouth W 4-0 2-0 Mcllmoyle, Tarbuck, Lyall (pen), Young 10,575
18 A Fulham D 0-0 0-0 9,071
2 H QOIPIR: D 1-1 1-0 Tarbuck 12,304
29. A Cardiff C. L 2-5 1-2. Tarbuck, Spavin 13,294
Apr 1 A _ Bristol C. L 1-4 1-1 Tarbuck 12,962
4 H_ Sunderland L i3 4-2 Young 13,450
15 A Watford L 0-1 0-0 5,507
17. H_ Middlesbrough Wi1-0 = 1-0 Mcllmoyle 11,388
22 _H_ Blackpool L 1-4 0-1 Mcllmoyle 19,819
25 A Burnley L 0-1 0-0 13,020
29. A Millwall L 0-2 0-1 19,123
May 1 H_ Swindon T. D 2-2 0-0 Lamb, Tarbuck 9,566
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League (52): McIlmoyle 10(2 pens), Tarbuck 10, In gram 8 (1 pen), Lyall 6 (1 pen), Clark 5, Ham 4, Young 3
Heppolette 2, Spark 1, Bird 1, Spavin 1, Lamb 1
League Cup (8): McIlmoyle 3, Spavin 2, Lyall, Ham, Own Goal.
FA. Cup (4): Clark 2, Ingram, Lyall.
League Cup First Round Barrow (a) 2-0

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Third Round Watford (a) 1-1
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Goalkeepers
5 12) Om Penh Preston N.E. 1 —
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John Brown
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Allan Kelly
Full-backs
Dave Connor 5 7 116 Manchester Manchester C, 130+11 10
Preston N.E. 14 _
John McMahon 59 112 Manchester Preston N.E. 43 1
Southend U. (on loan) 4 os
James McNab 511 116 Denny Sunderland 28441 12
Preston N.E. 169+ 4
George Ross 59 116 Inverness Preston N.E. 381 3
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Stuart Baxter 60 11 12 Wolver- Preston N.E. — —
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John Bird 60 120 Doncaster Doncaster R. 48+2 3
Preston N.E, 49 1
Graham Hawkins 60 1110 Darlington Wolverhampton W. 28+
Ricky Heppolette 59 Bolton Preston N.E. 132+5 13
Alex Spark 510 Stenhousemuir Preston N.E. 90 +10 4
Alan Spavin 58 114 Lancaster Preston N.E. 383+4 26
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Alex Bruce 58 103 Dundee Preston N.E. 1 =
Clive Clark a 102 Leeds Q.P.R. 58 7
W.B.A. 300+ 1 80
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Preston N.E. 65 9
David Hughes 510 114 Blackburn Preston N.E. 2249 —
Alan Lamb 58 104 Falkirk Preston N.E. 7+2 1
Dugald McLachlan 57 10 10 Falkirk Preston N.E,. — _—
Hugh MclIlmoyle 510 11 12 Glasgow Leicester C. 21 5
Rotherham U, 12 4
Carlisle U. 77 44
Bristol C. 20 4
Carlisle U. 79 30
Middlesbrough 69+1 19
Preston N.E. 35 10
Alan Tarbuck 58 110 Liverpool Crewe A. 79+5 18
Chester 69 22
Gary Williams 5 10 Liverpool Preston N.E, 1 —_—
David Wilson 58 115 Burnley Preston N.E. 16942 29
Liverpool — =
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Preston N.E. 65+ 10 a
Neil Young 61 12 3. Manchester Manchester C, 332+2 86
Preston N.E. 14 3
Free Transfer: William Murray.
Club Colours: White shirts, navy blue shorts, white stockings.

Change Colours: Blue shirts and white shorts.
Club Captain: Alan Spavin.
Team Captain: Graham Hawkins.
First Team Trainer: Harry Hubbick,
Club Nickname: ‘The Lily Whites’.
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QUEEN’S PARK RANGERS
President: A. B. Hittinger, Esq. Chairman: J. A. Gregory.
Directors: F. Vooght, R. A. Starnes, A. D. Farmer, F. Wade,
B. P. Baker.
Manager: Gordon Jago. Secretary: R. J. Phillips.
Year Formed: 1885. Turned Professional: 1898. Limited
Company: 1899. Previous Name: 1885-87, St. Jude’s; 1887,
became Queen’s Park Rangers.
Previous Grounds: 1885, Welford’s Fields; 1888, London
Scottish Ground, Brondesbury: Home Farm: Kensal Rise
Green: Gun Club, Wormwood Scrubs: Kilburn Cricket
Ground; 1899, Kensal Rise Athletic Ground; 1901, Latimer
Road, Notting Hill; 1904, Agricultural Society, Park Royal;
1907, Park Royal Ground; 1917, Loftus Road; 1931, White
City; 1933, Loftus Road; 1962, White City; 1963, Loftus Road.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Goddard, 37, Division 3(S), 1929-30.
Division 1: 22nd, 1968-69. Division 2, Most League Goals in Total Aggregate:
Runners-up: 1967-68. Division 3(S), Cham- George Goddard. 172, 1926-34.
pions: 1947-48; Runners-up: 1946-47. Most Capped Player: Ray Brady, 6, Eire.
Division 3, Champions: 1966-67. F.A. Most League Appearances: Tony Ingham,
Cup: Best Season: 6th Rd. (or equivalent) 519, 1950-63.
1910, 1914, 1923, 1947-48, 1969-70. Foot- Record Transfer Fee Received: £200,000 from
ball League Cup, Winners: 1966-67. Double: Manchester C. for Rodney Marsh, March
1966-67, won Division 3 and Football 1972.
League Cup. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £70,000 to Totten-
Record Victory: 9-2 vy Tranmere R., Division ham H. for Terry Venables, June 1969.
3, December 3rd, 1960. Managers Since the War: Dave Magnall,
Record Defeat: 1-8 v Mansfield T., Division 3, Jack Taylor, Alec Stock, Tommy Docherty,
Mar. 15th, 1965, and 1-8 v Manchester U., Les Allen.
Division 1, Mar. 19, 1969. Address of Supp’s Club: c/o Football Club.
Most League Points: 67, Division 3, 1966-67. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Supporters
Most League Goals: 111, Division 3, 1961-62. Club Shop, Queen’s Park Rangers F.C.,
Highest League Scorer in Season: George South Africa Road, London W.12.
How to get there: Buses 12 and 207. Nos. 11, 49, 72, 88, 105, 220, go near Shepherd’s Bush —
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Ground capacity:
Chelsea, F.A. Cup 6th Rd., February 21,1970. Record receipts: Not disclosed by Club.
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Time
Goalscorers Attendance
Date Venue Opponents Result pete:
3-0 Marsh 2 (1 pen), Francis 13,270
Aug 14 H_ Sheffield W. W 3-0
| FE Pr McCulloch, Marsh 20,574
21 A Middlesbrough
D 1-1 1-0 Marsh 16,730
28 H Millwall
W 3-0 ~0-0 Saul, Matthewson (og), McCulloch 21,187
31 A Fulham
Swindon T. D 0-0 0-0 15,915
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Preston N.E. W 2-1 1-1 McCulloch, Saul 13,578
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25 H_ Watford W 3-0 1-0 Marsh (2 pens), McCulloch 15,698
29 A Oxford U. jReh(Ee are Es Busby 11,670
Oct 2 A _ NorwichC. D 0-0 0-0 22,950
9 H_ Birmingham C. Wi1-0 1-0 Marsh 16,039
16 A _ Sheffield W. D 0-0 0-0 16,716
(9. Se > Luton T. Wi-0 1-0 Leach 15,858
23 A_ Blackpool D 1-1 1-1 Marsh 16,417
30 H_- Portsmouth D 1-1 =+=0-0 Morgan 15,934
Nov 6 A _ Cardiff C. D 0-0 0-0 16 914
13. H_ Bristol C. W 3-0 1-0 O’Rourke, Merrick (og), Marsh 14,898
20° “EE Aull-c. W 2-1 ‘1-1 O’Rourke, Morgan 12,627
27. A Charlton Ath. 1-2 10-2 Clement 16,223
Dec 4 H_ Sunderland W 2-1 = 2-0 Marsh, O’Rourke 13,576
11 A Carlisle U. W 4-1 (3-0 Leach, O’Rourke, Marsh 2 9,243
18H Swindon T. W 3-0 3-0 Marsh 2, Venables jeWy op4
27° AY Orient L 0-2 0-2 19,081
Jan 1 H_ Burnley W 3-1 ~=—«:1-0 Leach 2, Marsh (pen) 14,614
8 A Millwall D 0-0 0-0 24,266
22. H Oxford U. W 4-2 2-0 Marsh 2, Saul, Leach 13,288
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Feb 12. H_ Blackpool EOF 02] 13,690
19 A Portsmouth L 0-1 0-0 15,563
Mar 4 A _ Bristol C. L 0-2 0-0 11,105
11. A _ Birmingham C. D 0-0 0-0 35,557
18 H Middlesbrough W 1-0 0-0 Clement 11,467
25 A_ Preston N.E. D 1-1 0-1 O'Rourke 12,304
31. A Watford W 2-0 1-0 Evans, Salvage 13,719
Apr 1 H_ Orient W 1-0 (0-0 O’Rourke 12,042
3. H_ Norwich C. D 0-0 0-0 255257
SA ELC: D 1-1 0-1 O’Rourke 12,830
15 H_= Charlton Ath. W 2-0 ‘1-0 Francis, Leach 12,976
22 A Sunderland W 1-0 1-0 Busby 13,751
25 HH Fulham D 0-0 0-0 20,605
29H ‘Carlislenuy W 3-0 1-0 Clement, Leach, O’Rourke 7,616
May (2) Hl ‘Cardiffiic: W 3-0 0-0 Ferguson, O’Rourke, Leach 8,430
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League Cup (7): Marsh 3, Francis, McCulloch, Morgan, Saul.
F.A. Cup (2): Clement, Mancini.
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David Clement 10 115 London Q.P.R 16442 13
Jan Gillard 511 120 London Q.P.R. 58+3 1
Jan Watson 511 1111 London Chelsea 5 1
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Martyn Busby 61 124 Slough Q.P.R. 40+3 2
John Delve 58 10 7 Hanworth Q.P.R. —_— —
Tony Hazell 510 116 HighWycombe Q.P.R. 279+ 4
Ron Hunt 511 120 Paddington Q.P.R. 212+5 1
Terry Mancini 60 120 London Watford 66 —-
Orient 167 16
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Michael McGovern 510 1010 Hayes Q.P.R. 10+2 —_
Ray Seary 59 10 7 Wallingford Q.P.R. +1 —
Terry Venables 59 116 Dagenham Chelsea 202 26
Tottenham 1144+1 5
Q.P.R. 98+1 16
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Ron Abbot 61 110 London Q.P.R. a os
John Beck - OP R. _— —_
lan Evans 62 112 Egham Q.P.R. 16 1
Paul Everest 56 100 London Q.P:R. a —
Mike Ferguson 5104 117 Burnley Accrington S. 49 2
Blackburn R. 220 30
Aston Villa 38 2
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Gerry Francis 510 108 Hammersmith Q.P.R. 824+5 10
Mike Leach 60 120 London OUR: 151+7 38
Alan Mayes 57 100 London Q.P.R. — =
lan Morgan 584 110 London CPR. 159+11 26
Andrew McCulloch 62 130 Northampton Q.P.R. 25+11 9
John O’Rourke 59 110 Northampton Chelsea — =.
Luton T. 84 64
Middlesbrough 63+1 38
Ipswich T. 69 30
Coventry C, 52+2 hy
OOP IR. 26 9
Barry Salvage 511 1110 Bristol Fulham 7 —
Millwall 141 —
QUPERS 16+2 1
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Club Colours; Blue and white hooped shirts, white shorts, white stockings,
Change Colours: Red and black striped shirts, black shorts,
Club Captain: Terry Venables.
First Team Trainer: Bobby Campbell,
Club Nickname: ‘Rangers’.
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READING DIV. 4
President: A. E, Smith. Chairman: F. V. Waller.
Directors: D. P. Baylis, W. T. D. Vincent, L. Davies,
E. T. Harrison, O.B.E..
Team Manager: Charlie Hurley.
Secretary/Manager: F. May.
P.R.O.: K. Ward.
Previous Grounds: 1871, Reading Recreation; Reading
Cricket Ground; 1882, Coley Park;-1889, Caversham
Cricket Ground; 1896, Elm Park.
14th, 1926-27. Division 3(S), Champions: 1925-26;
Runners-up: 1931-32, 1934-35, 1948-49, 1951-52. F.A.
Cup, Best Season: Semi-Finalists, 1927. Football League
Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd., 1965, 1966.
Record Victory: 10-2 v C. Palace, Division Most League Appearances: Dick Spiers, 453,
3(S), 1946-47. 1955-70 (and 41 F.A. Cup-ties).
Record Defeat: 0-18 v Preston N.E., F.A. Record Transfer Fee Received: £60,000 from
Cup, Ist Rd., 1893-94. Southampton for Tommy Jenkins, Dec.
1951-52. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £20,000 to West
Most League Goals: 112, Division 3(S), Ham U. for Steve Death, Sept. 1970.
1951-52. Managers Since the War: Joe Edelston, Ted
Highest League Scorer in Season: Ronnie Drake, Jack Smith, Harry Johnston, Roy
Blackman, 39, Division 3(S), 1951-52. Bentley, Jack Mansell, Jimmy Wallbanks.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Address of Supporters Club: Reading Foot-
Ronnie Blackman, 156, 1947-54. ball Supporters Club, Elm Park, Norfolk
Most Capped Player: Pat McConnell, 8, Road, Reading.
Ireland.
How to get there: Corporation specials from St. Mary’s Buss (town centre) and from North-
umberland Avenue. Usual buses within a few minutes of the ground. Nearest Railway
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Record attendance: 33,042 v Brentford, F.A. Cup Sth Rd., February
receipts: £17,509 v Arsenal, F.A. Cup 4th Rd., February 5, 1972.
351
READING 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
Time
Goalscorers Attendance
Date Venue Opponents Result ae
0-2 Wagstaff, T. 2,431
Aug 14. A Hartlepool L 1-3
Wi-0 1-0 _ Bell 4,013
21. Hi . Chester
W 2-1 2-1 Chappell 2 8,631
28 A Aldershot
Wi1-0 1-0 Cumming 3,104
30 <A Stockport Co.
W 2-0 2-0 Cumming, Chappell 5,336
Sept 4 H_ Darlington
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A Crewe Alex. L 0-2 0-0 2,300
25
A Barrow D 0-0 0-0 2,441
27
Oct ~2). “Hy Grimsby’. L 1-3 0-2 Bell 5,183
9 A Northampton T. L 0-5 0-1 5,055
16 H_ Hartlepool W 3-0 1-0 Harman, Chappell, Bell 3,033
20 4H Brentford W 2-1 0-0 Bell, Chappell 10,316
23 A Workington L 0-5 0-2 2,791
30° Ha Bxeter'G: W 3-1_~—si-1 Wagstaff, B., Cumming 2 (1 pen) 4,877
Nov 6 A _ Cambridge U. L 1-4 0-0 Cumming S159
13 H_ Géillingham L 1-2 0-1 Wagstaff, B. 4,342
27 A Scunthorpe U. Di1-1 0-0 Cumming 4,321
Dec 4 H Newport Co. W 4-2 2-0 Cumming 2, Bell, Chappell 3,680
18 <A Darlington L 0-1 0-1 2515
27 H_ Doncaster R. W 3-1-1 Harley, Chappell, Cumming 6,972
Jan 1 A Bury L 1-2 1-1 Harman 4,251
8 H_ Aldershot W 2-0 2-0 Wagstaff, B., Cumming 5,846
22 H_ Barrow W 1-0 1-0 Chappell 11,632
29 A Brentford W 2-1 2-1 Wagstaff, B., Harman 12,150
Feb 12 H Workington D 0-0 0-0 7,707
19 A _ Exeter C. D 0-0 0-0 4,971
26 H Cambridge U. W 1-0 1-0 Chappell 6,459
Mar 4 A_ Gillingham L 2-4 2-0 Bell2 4,351
11 H_ Northampton T. W 2-1 0-1 Cumming 2 3,973
15 H_ Peterborough U. W 2-1 =+1-0 Chappell 2 5,886
18 A Chester L 0-2 0-2 2,165
22 H_ Southend U. L 1-4 1-2. Chappell 6,045
25 HW Bincolac. L 0-1 0-0 4,519
Sh A Grimsby T. L 0-2 0-1 16,567
Apr 1 A Doncaster R. D 1-1 1-1 Harman 2,875
3 H_ Crewe Alex. W 1-0 0-0 Wagstaff, B. 4,740
7 A Southend U. L 1-4 1-1 Cumming (pen) 13,252
10 A _ Colchester U. L 1-2 1-1 Habbin 4,110
15. H_ Scunthorpe U. W 2-0 1-0 Chappell 2 4,163
19 H_ Southport D 1-1 1-1 Cumming (pen) 3,569
22. A _ Newport Co. L 1-2 0-1 Harman 3,065
260 EL Stockport Co. D 2-2. ‘1-1 Harman 2 2,995
29) 8H Colchester U. L 2-4 1-2 Habbin, Harman 3,202
May 1 A Peterborough U. L23 1-2 Cumming 2 (1 pen) 4,251
4 A Southport L 2-5 2-2 Harman, Chappell 1,343
Goalscorers
League (56): Cummin g 16 (4 pens), Chappell 15, Harman 9, Bell 7, Wagstaff, B. 5, Habbin 2, Harley
1,
Wagstaff, T. 1.
F.A, Cup (13): Harman 4, Cumming 3, Wagstaff, B. 3, Flannigan, Habbin, own goal.
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Denis M. Butler 58 113 Woking Chelsea 18 _
Hull C. 21542 —
Reading 91 1
William Dixon 58 106 London Arsenal = 23
Reading 12142 —
Alan Wooler 5 10) 1110 > Poole Reading 24 —
Half-backs
Barrie Wagstaff 510% 118 Brampton Sheffield U. 106+10 5
Reading 118+3 13
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Terry Bell 510 1010 Sherwood Hartlepools U. 11346 34
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Leslie Chappell 58 105 Nottingham Rotherham VU. 106+2 36
Blackburn R. 7 —_—
Reading 108+2 42
Gordon Cumming 545. 94 Johnstone Arsenal — —
near Glasgow Reading 10742 34
Richard Habbin 7 106 Cambridge Reading 105+6 23
John Harley 510 106 Peterborough Reading 6444 5:
Peter Harman 60 118 March Bournemouth 1 —
Reading 29+1 9
Tony Wagstaff 56 93 Wombell Sheffield U. 13943 19
Reading 1133-3 2
Free Transfers: Philip Archer; Raymond Flannigan; Martin James; Stuart Morgan; John Pratt; Malcolm
Swain.
Club Colours: Blue and white hoops, white shorts, white stockings, two blue rings.
Change Colours: Yellow and blue.
Club Captain:
Club Coach: Ray Henderson.
First Team Trainer; Jimmy Wallbanks,
Club Nickname: ‘Biscuitmen’.
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ROCHDALE DIV. 3
Chairman: F. S. Ratcliffe.
Directors: J. S. Stoney, G. Black, R. Brierley, L. Hilton,
E. Lord.
Manager: Dick Connor. Secretary: A. McLean.
Previous Name: Rochdale Town.
1969-70. Division 3(N), Runners-up: 1923-24, 1926-27. Divi-
sion 4, Promoted: 1968-69 (3rd). F.A, Cup, Best Season: 4th
Rd., 1970-71. Football League Cup: Runners-up, 1962
(record for 4th Division Club).
Record Victory: 8-1 v Chesterfield, Division
3(N), Dec. 18th, 1926.
Record Defeat: 0-8 vy Wrexham, Division
3(N), Dec. 28th, 1929. Record Transfer Fee Received: £40,000 from
Most League Points: 62, Division 3(N), Norwich C,. for David Cross, Oct. 1971.
1923-24. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £8,000 to Alder-
Most League Goals: 105, Division 3(N), shot for Jack Howarth, Jan. 1972.
1926-27. Managers Since the War: Ted Goodier, Jack
Highest League Scorer in Season: Albert Warner, Harry Catterick, Jack Marshall,
Whitehurst, 44, Division 3(N), 1926-27. Tony Collins, Bob Stokoe, Len Richley.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Albert Address of Club Shop: Rochdale A.F.C.
Whitehurst, 117, 1923-28. Soccer Shop, Spotland, Sandy Lane,
Most Capped Player: None. Rochdale.
Most League Appearances: Ray Aspden 298,
1955-67.
How to get there: Go to Esplanade in town centre, approximately five minutes’ walk from
Rochdale Railway Station.
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attendance: 24,231 v Notts. County, F .A. Cup 2nd Rd., December 10, 1949.
Record receipts:
£2,836.5 v Doncaster R., Division 4, April 7, 1969.
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ROCHDALE 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
Time
Result niles Goalscorers Attendance
Aug 14 A_ Notts. Co. L 0-4 0-4 : 108?
21 H Mansfield T. W 2-1 1-1 Cross, Jenkins re
28 A Aston Villa L 0-2 0-2 7 aR5
Sept 3 H_ TranmereR. W 2-1-1 Ashworth, Cross 3 O56
11. A Bournemouth L 1-4 0-2 Cross ,
13. A_ Torquay U. Di-1 0-1 Cross 8,758
~ 18 H Oldham Ath, D 1-1 1-1 |Gowans 10,926
25 A Barnsley D 3-3. 1-0 Jenkins 2, Cross 5,559
27 H_ Plymouth Arg. W 3-2 2-1 Kinsella, Cross, Davey (og) 4,519
Oct 2 H Torquay U. W 5-0 2-0 Cross 2 (1 pen), Arrowsmith, Gowans, 4,551
Whitehead
9 A Blackburn R. L 0-3. 0-3 8,492
16 H_ Notts. Co. D 1-1 0-0 Darling 4,848
19 A Halifax T. D 2-2. 0-2 Kinsella 2 3,288
23 H_ Bristol R. W 3-1 2-0 Whitehead, Downes, Buck 4,753
30 A _ Swansea C. L 0-1 0-1 7,743
Nov 6 H_ Chesterfield L 0-2 0-2 4,819
13. A Wrexham W 3-1_—=—«1-0 Whitehead, Buck 2 7,488
26 A Walsall L 0-3 0-2 3,575
Dec 4 H_ Rotherham U. W 2-1 1-1 Jenkins, Gowans 3,384
17. A Tranmere R. L 0-2 0-0 2,800
27 H_ Bradford C. L 0-1 0-1 4,622
Jan 1 A Oldham Ath. by 2a3eel sk Gowans 2 8,885
8 H_ Aston Villa W 1-0 0-0 Whitehead (pen) 5,871
22. A Plymouth Arg. L 1-4 0-1 Darling 9,187
29. H_ Halifax T. W 3-2 I-1 Parry, Howarth 2 3,124
Feb 5 H_ Shrewsbury T. D 0-0 0-0 3,502
12 A Bristol R. L 2-5 1-2. Darling 2 7,042
19 H Swansea C. Di-l = 0-1 Arrowsmith 3,097
26 <A _ Chesterfield L 0-2 0-0 6,599
Mar 4 H_ Wrexham W1-0 1-0 Davies (og) 2,640
11 H_ Blackburn R. W 2-1 = (2-1 Howarth, Gowans 6,494
13. H_ Port Vale W 3-2 «2-1 Howarth 2, Gowans 3,140
18 A Mansfield T. L 1-3 0-1 Darling 5,109
207 A York’'C: L 0-2 0-1 4,170
25 H_ Bournemouth Dti-1 0-1 Howarth 4,437
Apr 1 A _ Bradford C. D 1-1 1-0 Brogden 4,889
3. H_ Barnsley L 0-2 0-1 3,848
8 A Shrewsbury T. Peo eee blair 2,539
12. A Bolton W. L 1-2 1-2 Howarth 5,773
15H Walsall D 0-0 0-0 3,207
Pons Cs L 1-2 0-2 Buck 2,776
22. A Rotherham U. L 1-5 1-1 Gowans 4,182
24 +=#H Bolton W. D 2-2 0-2 Howarth, Darling 4,826
29 H Brighton L. 0-0 Jenkins (pen) 4,283
May 3 A_ Brighton D 1-1 0-1 Gowans 34,766
12. A_ Port Vale D 1-1 1-0 Jenkins 2,475
Goalscorers
League (57): Gowans 9, Cross 8 (1 pen), Howarth 8, 3 Darlin g 6, Jenkins 6 (1 pen), Buck 4, Whitehead 4 (1
pen), Kinsella 3, Arrowsmith 2, Ashworth 1, BL air 1, Brogden 1, Downes 1, Parry 1, Own Goal
2.
League Cup (3): Cross 2, Own Goal.
F.A,. Cup (1): Arrowsmith.
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Player and League

Goalkeepers
120 Pangbourne Southampton 140 —
Tony Godfrey S77
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Rochdale 71 =
61 12 84 Manchester Rotherham U, 5 —
Rodney Jones
Burnley 9 _
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Cardiff C. 4 _
Rochdale 168 7)
Graham Smith 510 110 Pudsey Leeds U. — —
Rochdale 241+1 2
Half-backs
Ronald Blair Rye) 110 Coleraine Oldham Ath. 7442 1
Preston N.E. (on loan) — =
Rochdale 66+5 3
Len Kinsella 5 104 12 10 Alexandria Burnley 74+5 —
Carlisle U. 10+4 —
Rochdale 32+3 3
Arthur Marsh Sit 145 Dudley Bolton W. 7242 _—
Rochdale 28 —
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Lee Brogden 574 104 Leeds Rotherham U, 78+8 17
Rochdale 15+1 1
Tony Buck 511 110 Whitwell Oxford U. 30+5 6
Newport Co, 49 17
Rochdale 57+8 27
Bradford C. (on loan) 3 —
Rochdale 134-2 1
Dennis Butler 564 105 Macclesfield Bolton W. 6141 11
Rochdale 149+ 4 39
Malcolm Darling 5 74 100 Arbroath Blackburn R, 1144+ 13 31
Norwich C. 16 5
Rochdale 30+4 6
Robert Downes 510 115 Bloxwich W.B.A. —_ —_
Rochdale 96+7 5
Peter Gowans 510 110 Dundee Crewe Alex. 140 44
Aldershot 11142 27
Rochdale 67+4 14
Jack Howarth 60 136 Crook Chelsea os _
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F Rochdale 21 8
Reg Jenkins 5104 130 Millbrook Plymouth Arg. 16 3
Exeter C, 20 6
Torquay U. 88 24
Rochdale 27248 111
Free Transfers; Alfred Arrowsmith; Paul Clarke; Colin Parry.
Club Colours: Royal blue shirts with white trimmings, white shorts with blue stripe, white stockings with
two blue hoops.
Change Colours: Red shirts, white shorts, red stockings,
Club Nickname: ‘The Vallians’.
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ROTHERHAM UNITED
Chairman: E. Purshouse.
Directors: L. D. Purshouse, C. R. Wright, A. H. Steel.
Manager: Jim McAnearney. Secretary: J. E. Bennison.
Previous Names: 1884, Thornhill United; 1905, Rotherham
County; 1925, amalgamated Rotherham Town under Rother-
ham United.
Previous Grounds: Red House Ground; 1907, Millmoor.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 2: 3rd, =
1954-55 (equal points with Champions and Runners-up). Divi-
sion 3(N), Champions: 1950-51; Runners-up: 1946-47, 1947-48,
1948-49, F.A, Cup, Best Season: Sth Rd., 1953, 1968. Foot-
ball League Cup, Best Season, Runners-up: 1961.
Record Victory: 8-0 v Oldham Ath., Division
3(N), May 26th, 1947.
Record Defeat: 1-11 v Bradford C., Division Most League Appearances: Danny Williams,
3(N), Aug. 25th, 1928. 459, 1946-62.
Most League Points: 71, Division 3(N), Record Transfer Fee Received: £100,000
1950-51. from Sunderland for Dave Watson, Dec.
Most League Goals: 114, Division 3(N), 1970.
1946-47. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £27,000 to Shef-
Highest League Scorer in Season: Wally field W. for John Quinn, Nov. 1967.
Ardron, 38, Division 3(N), 1946-47. Managers Since the War: Reg Freeman,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Andy Smailes, Tom Johnston, Danny
Gladstone Guest, 130, 1946-56. Williams, Jack Mansell, Tommy Docherty.
Most Capped Player: Harold Millership, 6, Address of Supporters Club: Red and White
Wales. Shop, c/o Millmoor, Rotherham.
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Millmoor, Rotherham’. Ground capacity: 24,000. Record attendance: 25,000 v Sheffield
U., Division 2, December 13, 1952 and v Sheffield W., Di vision 2, January 26,1952. Record
receipts: £7,666 v Leeds U., F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 11, 1971.
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Aug 14 A_ Blackburn R.
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28 A Bournemouth L 1-3 0-1 Bentley 11,876
31 H_ Brighton L 2-4 1-3 Johnson (pen), Hudson 4,728
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10 A. Tranmere R. D 0-0 0-0 2,822
18 H_ Bradford C. W 2-0 1-0 Mullen, Gilbert 4,902
25 A Mansfield T. Wi-0 1-0 Johnson (pen) 4,797
28 H_ Swansea C. W 4-0 2-0 Gilbert 4 5,282
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9 A Aston Villa W 2-1 1-1 Gilbert, Phillips 30,249
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23 A Shrewsbury T. Wi1-0 1-0 Gilbert 6,295
30 H_ Walsall Di-1~ 0-1 Ham 7,997
Nov 6 A _ Halifax T. Di-1 1-l Ham 5,409
9 <A Bristol R. W 2-1 1-0 Mullen, Ham 13,081
13. H _ Plymouth Arg. W 4-3 (2-2 Gilbert, Ham 2, Hague 8,444
27 H Wrexham D 2-2 1-0 Gilbert 2 7,548
Dec 4 A_ Rochdale L 1-2 1-1 Bentley 3,384
18 A Torquay U. W1-0 1-0 Ham 4,620
27 H Oldham Ath. W 3-1 = 3-0 Gilbert 2, Ham 9,224
Jan 1 A Bradford C. L 0-1 0-0 6,862
8 H_ Bournemouth D0-0 0-0 9,948
22 A Swansea C. W 2-0 1-0 Ham, Mullen 8,717
29 H_ Bristol R. D0-0 0-0 7,728
Feb 12 H_ Shrewsbury T. W 2-1 2-0 Johnson, Swift 6,405
19 A Walsall D 0-0 0-0 4,506
26 H_ Halifax T. W 3-2. 1-2 Gilbert, Mielczarek, Phillips 7,595
Mar 4 A_ Plymouth Arg. L 1-2 1-2 Gilbert ~ 8,292
11 H_ Aston Villa L 0-2 0-2 16,290
14 H_ Notts. Co. D 2-2 0-1 Ham, Gilbert 10,146
18 A_ Barnsley Di-1 0-1 Eustace 7,145
22 A_ Notts. Co. D1i-1 1-0 Gilbert 11,522
25 H_ Tranmere R. D 0-0 0-0 5,756
31 Ao YOLK GC. L 0-2 0-0 6,117
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8 H_ Chesterfield L 0-1 0-0 5,935
12. A Chesterfield Wi-0 1-0 Ham 7,140
15 A Wrexham D 0-0 0-0 4,426
18 H_ Port Vale W 3-0 0-0 Ham 2, Phillips 3,764
22 H_ Rochdale W 5-1 1-1 Gilbert 2, Swift, Mielezarek, Ham 4,182
26 A Brighton BE ae2) 1-1 Ham 27,928
29. A Bolton W. D 2-2 1-1 Swift, Mullen 5,345
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5 A Oldham Ath. Liss (0-2 Switt 4,640
8 A Port Vale W 2-1 2-1 Mullen, Gilbert 2,743
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5114 130 Rotherham Rotherham VU, 14 —
Jim McDonagh
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John Breckin 594 119 Rotherham U, 7+1 —
Dennis Leigh 584 1011 Doncaster Doncaster R. 3442 1
Rotherham U. 149+5 10
Billy Houghton 59 127 Hemsworth Barnsley 206 10
Watford 48 2
Ipswich T. 107 3
Leicester C. 6 —
Rotherham U. 83 —
Half-backs
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Rotherham U, 22+2 —
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Chris Hudson 5114 113 Rotherham Rotherham U, 53+9 1
Michael Leng 594 10 11 Rotherham VU, 11 _—
Trevor Swift 511 125 Rotherham Rotherham U. 189 14
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David Bentley 584 100 Worksop Rotherham U. 178+6 10
Pat Buckley | 55 115 Edinburgh Third Lanark 25 2
Woiverhampton W. 28+1 8
Sheffield U. 9+6 2
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Bristol R. 38+7 15
Rotherham U. 45+4 26
Bobby Ham 55 106 Bradford Bradford P.A. 21 6
Grimsby T. 2 1
Bradford P.A. 134 47
Bradford C. 115 40
Preston N,E, 43 14
Rotherham U, 34 16
Rodney Johnson 574 114 Leeds Leeds U. 18+3 4
Rotherham VU. 65 5
Raymond Mielczarek 5114 118 Caernarvon Wrexham 76 a
Huddersfield T, 25+1 1
Rotherham U. 58+1 4
Jimmy Mullen 584 1010 Oxford Reading 8 1
Charlton Ath. 7 =
Rotherham U. 127+3 iti4
Paul Murphy Rotherham U. — —
Trevor Phillips 56} 103 Rotherham Rotherham U. 56+ 17 13
Norman Whitehead 59 109 Liverpool Southport 7+1 —
Rochdale 15442 11
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Trevor Womble 58 100 Durham Rotherham U, 43+14 9
Crewe Alex. (on loan) 4 1
Free Transfers: Rodney Johnson; John Quinn.
Club Colours: Red shirts, white collar, white sleeves, white shorts, red stockings,
Change Colours: All white, blue or yellow.
Club Captain;
Club Coach: Clive Baker.
First Team Trainer: Neil Falconer.
Club Nickname: ‘The Merry Millers’.
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President: Ald. Alec Moore. Chairman: W.H. Archer.

Directors: J. A. Harvey, G. E. Johnson, L. G. Trigg, E. D. Robin-
son, F.C.A., A. Harvey, J. T. Empson, C. Smith.
Manager: Ron Ashman.
Hon. Secretary: Sq. Ldr. (retd.) K. H. Cowling.
Asst. Secretary: E. Storey.
Previous Name: Amalgamated with Lindsey United to become
Scunthorpe United, 1910.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 2: 4th, 1961-62.
Division 3(N), Champions: 1957-58. F.A. Cup, Best Season: 5th
Rd., 1958-59, 1969-70. Football League Cup, Best Season: Never
past 3rd Rd. Promoted to Division 3, 1971-72.
Record Victory: 9-0 v Boston U., F.A. Cup, Most League Appearances: Jack Browns-
Ist Rd., Nov. 21st, 1953. word, 600 (plus 57 Cup games), 1950-65.
Record Defeat: 0-8 vy Carlisle U., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £45,000 from
3(N), 1952-53. W.B.A. for John Kaye, May 1963.
Most League Points: 66, Division 3(N), Record Transfer Fee Paid: £20,000 to New-
1957-58. castle U. for Barrie Thomas, Nov. 1964.
Most League Goais: 88, Division 3(N), Managers Since the War: Leslie Jones, Bill
1957-S8. Corkhill, Ron Suart, Tony McShane, Bill
Highest League Scorer in Season: Barrie Lambton (3 days, shortest ever term of
Thomas, 31, Division 2, 1961-62. office), Frank Soo, Dick Duckworth,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Freddie Goodwin.
Barrie Thomas, 92, 1959-62, 1964-66. Address of Supporters Club: Scunthorpe U.
Most Capped Player: None. Supporters and Social Club at Ground.
How to get there: Buses, 211, 212, 213 and 118 go near the ground. Nearest Railway Station
Scunthorpe.
Henderson Avenue
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Old Show Ground, Scunthcrpe, Lincs. Telephone Scunthorpe 2954. Ground capacity: 27,000.
Record attendance: 23,935 v Portsmouth, F.A. Cup 4th Rd., January 30, 1954. Record
receipts: £4,277 v Arsenal, League Cup, 3rd Rd., September 25, 1968.
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ws
HA/Time
A Grimsby T. L 1-4 0-2 Fletcher 7,497
Aug 14
HW LincolniC. W 2-1 1-1 Heath, Jackson (pen) 4,868
21...
Crewe Alex. W 2-0 0-0 Jackson (pen), Davidson 2,800
28 A
<A Southend U. W 3-2——2-1 Davidson 2, Fletcher 6,704
30
Sept 4 H_ Doncaster R. D0-0 0-0 5,047
11 A Peterborough U. W 1-0 0-0 Heath 6,387
17 H Northampton T. D 0-0 0-0 5,255
25 A _ Aldershot Di-1 1-0 Heath 4,675
28 H Colchester U. W 2-0 2-0 Fletcher, Davidson 5, 0s
Oct 2 H_ Darlington W 3-1_—«1-0 Kisby, Davidson, Heath 5,321
9 A Bury L 1-3. 1-2 Davidson 2,133
16 H Grimsby T. Ly 1-2 02-0 Deere 11,510
23 A Barrow Wi1-0 1-0 Kirk 2,190
30 H_ Brentford D 0-0 0-0 5,859
Nov 6 A Exeter L 0-1 0-1 3,556
13 H Workington W 2-0 1-0 Kisby, McDonald 4,535
27 H_ Reading Di-1 0-0 Fletcher 4,321
Dec 4 A_ Gillingham W 1-0 1-0 Fletcher 6,988
1t - HH Chester W 2-0 1-0 McDonald, Fletcher 3,776
18 A Doncaster R. W 2-0 1-0 Fletcher, Kerr 5,534
27 H Hartlepool D 2-2 1-2 McDonald, Kerr 6,940
Jan 1 A _ Northampton T. W 2-0 1-0 Jackson, Kerr 3,929
8 H Crewe Alex. W 2-0 2-0 Kerr 2 4,323
15. A Southport |
De ES eee ct) McDonald 3,602
21 A Colchester U. 1D ed1S ieee Fletcher 4,867
29 H Newport Co. Wi1-0 1-0 Davidson 4,580
Feb 5S A _ Stockport Co. D 0-0 0-0 2,452
12 H_ Barrow W 2-1 2-1 Fletcher 2 5,127
19 A Brentford W 3-0 1-0 McDonald, Fletcher 2 11,910
26H Exeter C. W 3-0 2-0 Giles, J. (og), Jackson, Fletcher 6,250
Mar 4 A’ Workington L 1-2 0-2 Fletcher 1,977
1 H_ Bury W 3-0 0-0 Saile (og), Fletcher 2 5,082
14 H_ Southport W 1-0 0-0 Dunleavy (og) 6,800
18 A _ Lincoln C. L 0-1 0-1 16,498
25 H_ Peterborough U. D 0-0 0-0 5,555
31 A __ Darlington Wi1-0 1-0 ~~ Fletcher 2,960
Apr 1 A__ Hartlepool L 0-1 0-0 6,192
4 H_ Aldershot W 1-0 0-0 Kirk 6,929
8 H_ Stockport Co. L 0-2 0-1 7,183
11H Cambridge U. W 2-1 0-0 Fletcher 2 5,916
15 A _ Reading L 0-2 0-1 4,163
19 A Chester D 0-0 0-0 2,347
22 H = Gillingham D323 aie). Kerr, Kirk, McDonald 5,504
25 H_ Southend U. D 1-1 1-1 Kirk 8,540
29. A Cambridge U. L 0-2 0-0 3,927
May 1 A Newport Co. L 0-1 0-1 3,686
Goalscorers
Tee (56):eG
League Fletcher 19, Davidson 7, Kerr 6, cDonald
McD: ld 6, Heath 4, Jackson 4 (2 pens), Kirk
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F.A. Cup (5): Kerr 2, Deere, Fletcher, Kirk.
League Cup First Round Lincoln C, (h) 0-1

F.A, Cup First Round South Shields (a) 3-3
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Player and League

position Ar. Wt. Birthplace Clubs Appearances Goals
Goalkeepers
Geoffrey Barnard 511 125 Southend Norwich C. 6 =
Scunthorpe U, 181 —
Michael Williams 60 114 Hull Hull C. 88 —
Aldershot — —
Workington 15 —
Scunthorpe 1 oa
Full-backs
John Barker 59 1010 Huddersfield Scunthorpe U. 169+2 4
David Foxton 59 110 Harrogate Scunthorpe U. 126+2 1
Nigel Jackson 59 107 Pudsey Scunthorpe U. 97+3 5
Peter Markham 57 100 Scunthorpe Scunthorpe U. | —
Half-backs
John Atkin 59 117 Scunthorpe Scunthorpe U. 6943 —
Stephen Deere 60 116 Burnham Scunthorpe U. 186+6 18
Chris Kisby Si 108 Pudsey Scunthorpe U. 21+4 2
Donald Welbourne 510 110 Scunthorpe Scunthorpe U. 13343 1
Forwards
Angus Davidson Sy 110 Forfar Grimsby T. 4643 1
Scunthorpe U. 130+4 22)
Rod Fletcher 58 110 Preston Lincoln C, 86+4 29
Scunthorpe U, 46 19
Terry Heath 58 110 Leicester Leicester C. 8 2
Hull C. 27+6 1
Scunthorpe U. 148+2 48
George Kerr 510 110 Barnsley Barnsley 167 39
Bury 15 2
Oxford U. 40+1 6
Scunthorpe U. 132+1 32
Harry Kirk 584 113 Saltcoates Dumbarton 32 13
Darlington 59+3 yf
Hartlepool 4243 5
Scunthorpe U. 67 8
Free Transfers: Steven Barry; Dayid Hutchinson; Ian Whyte; Anthony Woolmer.
Club Colours; Allred.

Club Captain: Steve Deere.
First Team Trainer: Jackie Brownsword.
Club Nickname: ‘The Irons’,
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Chairman: R. Wragg.
Directors: M. Board, F.C.A., J.P., A. H. Connell, M.A.,
LL.B., F. Melling, D.Ip.Arch., F.R.I.B.A., G. Price >
M.I.Min.E., F.G.S., K. Lee, J. C. Hassall, F. J. P.
O’Gorman, F.R.C.S., J. W. Sterland, O.B.E., J.P., A.
Jackson, J.P., F.R.I.C.S.
Manager: John Harris. Asst. Manager: John Short.
Coach: Cecil Coldwell. Secretary: A. Newton.
Commercial Manager: H. Rumsey.
1897-98; Runners-up: 1896-97, 1899-1900. Division Pe
Champions: 1952-53; Runners-up: 1892-93,
1938-39, 1960-61, 1970-71. F.A. Cup,
Most League Appearances: Joe Shaw, 629
Winners: 1899, 1902, 1915, 1925; Runners-
1948-66 (and 61 Cup-ties).
up: 1901, 1936. Football League Cup, Best
Season: Sth Rd., 1961-62, 1966-67.
Leeds U. for Mick Jones, Sept. 1967 and
Record Victory: 11-2 v Cardiff C., Division 1, from Chelsea for Alan Birchenall, Nov.
Jan. Ist, 1926. 1967.
Record Defeat: 0-13 v Bolton W., F.A. Cup, Record Transfer Fee Paid: £65,000 to Coven-
2nd Rd., Feb. Ist, 1890. try C. for John Tudor, Nov. 1968.
Most League Points: 60, Division 2, 1952-53. Managers Since the War: Ted Davison, Reg
Most League Goals: 102, Division 1, 1925-26. Freeman, Joe Mercer, John Harris,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Jimmy Arthur Rowley.
Dunne, 41, Division 1, 1930-31. Address of Supporters Club: Secretary,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: 205, 247 Ormond Road, Sheffield S8 8FT.
Harry Johnson, 1919-30. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Lane
Most Capped Player: Billy Gillespie, 25, Souvenir Shop, John Street, Sheffield
Ireland. S2 4SU.
How to get there: Buses 34, 35, 38, 42 and 45 from Central Bus Station. Nearest Railway
Station Sheffield Midland.
John Street
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Bramall Lane Ground, Sheffield 2, S2 4SU. Telephone Sheffield 25585. Telegraphic address:
‘United, Sheffield’. Ground capacity: 55,000. Record attendance: 68,287 v Leeds U., F.A.
Cup 5th Rd., February 15, 1936. Record receipts: £10,117 v Sheffield W., Division 2,
October 31, 1970.
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H/|Time
W 3-1 92-0 Woodward (pen), Salmons, Flynn 25,917
Aug 14 H_ Southampton
W 3-0 0-0 Flynn, Dearden Colquhoun 40,72
17- “H_-Leeds U.
Everton W 1-0 0-0 Woodward 41,732
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A Arsenal Wi-0— 1-0 Scullion 45,399
26
28 W.B.A. D 0-0 0-0 32,768
31 H_ Huddersfield W 3-1 =2-0 Dearden 2, Woodward (pen) 35,007
Sept 4 A _ Nottingham F. W 3-2~—s«I-1 Dearden, Scullion, Currie 27,041
11 H_ Tottenham H. D 2-2 1-1 Dearden, Scullion 41,112
18 A_ Leicester C, W 1-0 0-0 Woodward 30,143
25 _H_ Chelsea W 1-0 1-0 Scullion 40,651
Oct 2 A Manchester U. L 0-2 0-0 513735
9 HSstokeac E2223) Sak Woodward (pen), Currie 35: 30h
16 A Southampton L 2-3 2-3 Dearden, Flynn 19,033
23 A Manchester C. L 1-2 0-0 Dearden 41,896
30 H_ Liverpool Di-1 1-0 Currie 39,023
Nov 6 A _ West Ham U. W 2-1 1-0 Reece 2 36,595
13" (HI Coventry'C: W 2-0 1-0 Woodward 2 32,630
20) A” Derby Co: L 0-3 0-2 35,326
27 EH Ipswich T. W7-0 4-0Woodward 4(1 pen), Reece, Badger, 26,231
Dearden
Dec V4 VAC. Palace L 1-5 0-3
Dearden 20,176
11 H Wolverhampton W. D 2-2 0-2 Currie, Woodward (pen) 29,046
18 H_ Nottingham F. W 2-1 0-1 Woodward, Currie 27,663
27 A Newcastle U. W 2-1 1-0 ~— Scullion, Currie 52,900
Jan 1 H | Beicesteric: D i-1 0-0 Dearden 34,406
8 <A W.B.A. D 2-2 ‘1-1 Dearden, Hockey 21 788
22° WATlbeeds(U. LOT eo! 41,038
29. H_ Arsenal L 0-5 0-2 30,778
Feb 12 H Manchester C. DP) 3530 122 Dearden, Woodward (pen), Currie 38,181
19 A _ Liverpool L 0-2 0-1 42,005
29 H West Ham U. W 3-0——-:1-0 Dearden 3 24,034
Mar1il A _ Stoke C. D 2-2. 0-0 Smith (og), Scullion 31,667
18 H Everton D 1-1 0-1 Woodward (pen) 28,244
21 A Huddersfield T. D 0-0 0-0 17,729
25. A Tottenham H. L 0-2 0-2 30,984
29. H_ Chelsea L 0-2 0-2 28,444
Apr’ 1 H Newcastle U. W 1-0 0-0 Ford 28,103
4H Manchester U. D 1-1 1-0 Salmons 45,045
8 H_ Derby Co. L 0-4 0-2 38,212
15 A_ Ipswich T. D 0-0 0-0 17,052
18 A Coventry C. | ee x) Currie 2 19,026
22 HC. Palace W 1-0 0-0 Colquhoun 23 250
28 A Wolverhampton W. W 2-1 0-1 Dearden, Currie 17,041
Goalscorers
League (61): Dearden 16, Woodward 15 (7 pens), Currie 10, Scullion 6, Flynn 3, R 3, Sal
Colquhoun 2, Badger 1, Hockey 1, Ford 1, Own Goal 1. “A ESS almons 2,
League Cup (8): Woodward 5, Currie, Dearden, Reece.
F.A, Cup (1): Mackenzie.
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Fourth Round Arsenal (a) 0-0
(h) 2-0
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F.A. Cup Third Round CardiffC, (h) 1-3
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SHEFFIELD UNITED—PLAYERS
League
Player and
Wt. Birthplace Clubs Appearances Goals
position At.
Goalkeepers
604 111 Clydebank Sheffield U. 4 —
Tom McAlister
117 Shildon Darlington 14 —
John Hope 60
Newcastle U. 1 —_
Sheffield U. 55 —
Full-backs
Len Badger 573 108 Sheffield Sheffield U. 328 6
Steve Goulding 5 73 109 Mexborough Sheffield U. Ps —
Ted Hemsley 584 1144 Stoke Shrewsbury T. 23441 21
Sheffield U. 126 6
Half-backs
Frank Barlow 510 1194 Mexborough Sheffield U. 116+5 2
Eddie Colquhoun 60 122 Prestonpans Bury 81 2
W.B.A. 46 1
Sheffield U. 150 16
John Flynn 60 114 Workington Workington 35+3 a
Sheffield U. 46+1 4
David Ford 57 107 Sheffield Sheffield W. 118+5 31
Newcastle U. 2442 3
Sheffield U. 16+4 Z
Ian Mackenzie 5 113 1094 Rotherham Sheffield U. 22 —
Alan Ogden 5 10 11 11 Thrybergh Sheffield U. 1+2 —_
David Powell 594 102 Dolcarrog Wrexham 13242 4
Sheffield U. 89 2
Michael Speight 594 1124 Upton Sheffield U. 3+1 —_
Forwards
Steve Cammack 5 11 111 Sheffield Sheffield U. 1 —
David Coxon 5114 120 Newcastle Sheffield U. —_— —
Tony Currie 5 104 1254 Edgware Watford 17+1 9
Sheffield U. 170 40
Bill Dearden 510 10 13 Oldham Oldham Ath. 29+3 2
Crewe Alex, 45+3 a
Chester 85 22
Sheffield U. 75+1 30
Stephen Faulkner 63 135 Sheffield Sheffield U. — —_—
Trevor Hockey 564 104 Keighley Bradford C. 53 5
Nottingham F, 75 6
Newcastle U. a2 3
Birmingham C, 195 8
Sheffield U. 45 ys
Tan Holmes BY | 106 Wombwell Sheffield U. 2 _—
Philip Ratcliffe Sheffield U. _ —_—
Gilbert Reece 562 99 Cardiff Newport Co. 32 9
Sheffield U. 192+11 57
Geoff Salmons 5 103 11104 Mexborough Sheffield U. 100+-10 4
Stewart Scullion 574 106 Bo’Ness Watford 217+8 30
Sheffield U. 3642 6
Dave Staniforth 5 103} 11 5 Chesterfield Sheffield U, 4 _—
Alan Woodward 584 1184 Sheffield Sheffield U. 288+1 87
Free Transfer: Patrick Buckley.
Club Colours; Red and white striped shirts, black shorts, white stockings, two red bands on top.
Change Colours; All white, white stockings with two red bands at top.
Club Captain; Eddie Colquhoun.
Club Trainer/Coach: Cecil Coldwell.
Club Nickname; ‘Blades’.
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President: The Rt. Hon. The Lord Netherthorpe, LL.D.

Chairman: Dr. A. Stephen, M.B., Ch.B.
Directors: Mr. F. K. Gardiner, J.P. (Vice-Chairman), R. R.
Gunstone, C. Turner, S. Ashton, A. Broomhead and M. Sheppard,
F.C-A., J.P.
Team Manager: Derek Dooley. General Manager: Eric Taylor.
Asst. Secretary: Eric England.
Year Formed: 1867 (fifth oldest League Club).
Previous Grounds: 1867, Highfield; 1869, Myrtle Road; 1877,
Sheaf House; 1887, Olive Grove; 1899, Owlerton (since 1912
known as Hillsborough). Some games were played at Endcliffe
in the 1880’s. Until 1895 Bramall Lane was used for some games.
1903-04, 1928-29, 1929-30, runners-up: 1960-61. Division 2,
Champions: 1899-1900, 1925-26, 1951-52,
Most League Appearances: Andy Wilson,
1955-56, 1958-59; Runners-up: 1949-50. 502, 1900-20.
F.A. Cup, Winners: 1896, 1907, 1935;
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: 200,
Runners-up: 1890, 1966. Football League Andy Wilson, 1900-20.
Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd., 1967-68.
Record Transfer Fee Received; £100,000 from
European Competitions: Fairs Cup: 1961-62. Coventry C. for Wilf Smith, Aug. 1970.
Record Victory: 12-0 v Halliwell, F.A. Cup, Record Transfer Fee Paid: £100,000 to
Ist Rd., Jan. 17th, 1891. Aberdeen for Tommy Craig, May 1969.
Record Defeat: 0-10 v Aston Villa, Division Managers Since the War: Secretary/Manager
PiOcts th; 1912, Eric Taylor, Harry Catterick, Vic Bucking-
Most League Points: 62, Division 2, 1958-59. ham, Alan Brown, Jack Marshall, Danny
Most League Goals: 106, Division 2, 1958-59. Williams.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Derek Address of Supporters Club: Same as Football
Dooley, 46, Division 2, 1951-52. Club. Address of Club or Boutique: Ozzie
Most Capped Player: Ron Springett, 33, Owl Shop, Hillsborough, Sheffield 6. Club
England. Re ~djoining South stand.
How to get there: Buses from the city centre 42, 53, 81 and 2. Nearest Railway Station
Sheffield Midland.
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nesday, 6’. Ground capacity: 60,000. Record attendance: 72,841 vy Manchester C.,
F.A. Cup 5th Rd., February 17, 1934. Record receipts: £80,000 Arsenal v Stoke C., F.A.
Cup Semi-Final, March 27, 1971. (Record for F.A. Cup-tie other than the Final.)
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SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
ee EEE
H/ Time
Augil4yA VOIR-ERS L 0-3 0-3 13,270

ol H_ BristolC. TF 1-5."0-3 Prendergast 12,738
28 A_ Blackpool L 0-1 0-1 16,557
31 A Middlesbrough 1-2" 4 Sissons 23,963
Sept 4 H_ Portsmouth 2 eS a Joicey 13,170
11. A Cardiff C. D223 021 Craig, Joicey T7M9S
18 H Sunderland W 3-0 0-0 Pugh, Joicey, Sinclair 13,710
25 A Oxford U. L 0-1 0-0 8,173
27 A Millwall Di-1 1-0 Craig 12,019
‘Oct 22 H Fulham W 4-0 1-0 Prophett, Craig, Sissons, Joicey 14,955
9 A Charlton Ath. D 2-2 2-1 Joicey 2 9,107
16> Hi BORER D 0-0 0-0 16,716
20 H Carlisle U. W 2-1 s1-1 Sissons, Prendergast 15,672
23. H_ Swindon T. W 1-0 0-0 — Sinclair 19,993
30 A Watford D 1-1 1-0 Prendergast 11,314
Nov 6 H_ Burnley W 2-1 (2-0 Sissons, Joicey 23,743
13. A_ Preston N.E. L 0-1 0-0 16,903
20 H_ Norwich C. D 1-1 0-0 Joicey 19,902
27' & Orient W 3-0 1-0 Joicey 2, Prendergast 6,673
Decs47 > Hull C? W 2-1 = 0-1 Joicey, Prendergast 20,173
11 A Birmingham C. D 0-0 0-0 29,272
18 A Portsmouth W 2-1 0-0 Pugh, Craig (pen) 10,280
27/0 EY uten TF. D 2-2 0-1 Craig (pen), Holsgrove 31,5391
Jan 1 A Sunderland L 0-2 0-1 23,228
8 H_ Blackpool L 1-2 1-0 Craig 17,113
22 H Millwall Di-l 0-1 Craig (pen) 16,829
29 A Carlisle U. D 2-2 1-1 Prendergast 2 9,011
Feb 12. A _ Swindon T. L 0-1 0-1 11,589
19 H Watford W 2-1 =~0-0 Sinclair, Joicey 13,934
26 A Burnley L 3-5 2-2 Sissons 3 (1 pen) 10,592
Mar 4 H_ Preston N.E. W 1-0 0-0 Craig (pen) 12,162
Se Awe bristol G: L 0-1 0-1 12,568
25.) H Cardi C. D 2-2 1-2 Sissons, Craig (pen) 12,910
28 A Fulham L 0-4 0-1 7,947
Apr | A Luton T. L 1-3 1-0 Joicey 9,121
3. H Oxford U. D 0-0 0-0 13,993
8 <A Norwich C. L 0-1 0-0 27,244
10. H_- Charlton Ath. W2slaast Sinclair, Sunley 13,800
17 H_ Orient W 3-1 2-0 Joicey 3 15,188
22 Nk SUE L 0-1 0-1 13,177
26 H Middlesbrough W 1-0 1-0 Craig (pen) 14,151
29. H_ Birmingham C. e250 Sunley 28,132
Goalscorers
League (51): Joicey 16, Crai g 10 (6 pens), Sissons 8 (1 pen), Prendergast 7, Sinclair 4, Pugh 2, Sunley 2,
Prophett 1, Holsgrove 1.
League Cup (2): Sinclair, Sissons.
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F.A. Cup Third Round Sunderland (a) 0-3
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Ea SS SS Ee eee
League
Player and
position
Goalkeepers
Peter Grummitt 510 111 Bourne Nottingham F, 313 =
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Peter Springett 510 116 Fulham Q.P.R. 139 a
Sheffield W. 112 i
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Ken Burton 574 118 Sheffield Sheffield W. 5442 2
Daniel Cameron 5 74 117 Dundee Sheffield W. _ —
Eric Potts Sits} 102 Liverpool Sheffield W. 24+3 _
Peter Rodrigues 39 111 Cardiff Cardiff C. 85 2
Leicester C. 138 6
Sheffield W. 62 _
Half-backs
Robert Coyle Treland Glentoran —_— —
Sheffield W. _— —
Tom Craig 574 117 Aberdeen Aberdeen 4342 8
Sheffield W. 11343 20
John Holsgrove 6 24 12 4 London C. Palace 18 5
Wolverhampton W. 178+2 7
Sheffield W. 36 1
Stuart Latham 59 10 12 Sheffield Sheffield W. — —e
James M :llen 594 96 Jarrow Sheffield W. 9+1 —
Colin Prophett Sif 122") (Crewe Sheffield W. 100+5 6
Paul Taylor Sheffield W. 4+1 —
Alan Thompson 510 119 Liverpool Sheffield W. 51+6 —
Sam Todd 5114 117 Belfast Burnley 108+8 i
Sheffield W. 22+1 1
Gerry Young 5 104 1110 South Shields Sheffield W. 308+2 13
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Gordon Byron 5 84 108 Prescot Sheffield W. — —_
Dave Clements $10 119 Millbrook Wolverhampton W, — —
Coventry C. 227+2 26
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Steve Downes 310° 117 Leeds Rotherham VU. 54+8 18
Sheffield W. 26+4 4
David Hall 5 11 120. Sheffield Sheffield W. _ _—
Brian Joicey 5 114 12 2 Winlaton Coventry C, 31+8 5
Sheffield W. 39 16
Tan Musson 5 74 110 Lincoln Sheffield W. —_— _
Mike Prendergast a7 124 Denaby Main Sheffield W. 75+4 26
Eddie Prudham 584 106 Gateshead Sheffield W. 2. —
Jackie Sinclair 6 99 Fife Dunfermline 61 32
Leicester C. 102 50
Newcastle U. 42 6
Sheffield W. 944-3 14
John Sissons Sal h 108 Hayes West Ham U. 21242 37
Sheffield W. 77 il
Colin Smith 584 100. Sheffield Sheffield W. —_ —_—
David Sunley 59 110 Shelton Sheffield W. 3342 4
Roger Wylde 511 110° Sheffield Sheffield W. — _
Free Transfers; Anthony Bimson; Kevin Johnson; Dennis Lymer.
Club Colours: Blue shirts, white sleeves, white shorts, royal blue stockings.
Change Colours; All white.
Club Captain: John Holsgrove.
First Team Trainer |Coach: Ron Staniforth,
Club Nickname: ‘Owls’.
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SHREWSBURY TOWN DIV. 3
President: Sydney Yates. Chairman: H. S. Yates.

Directors: L. Tudor-Owen, A. C. Williams, F. C. G. Fry, SHREWSBURY
K. R. Woodhouse.
Manager: Harry Gregg. Secretary: M. J. Starkey.
Year Formed: 1886. Turned Professional: 1905 (approx.).
Previous Ground: Old Shrewsbury Racecourse.
3rd, 1959-60; 1967-68. Division 4, Promoted: 1959
(4th). F.A. Cup, Best Season: 5th Rd., 1965 and 1966.
Football League Cup, Best Season, Semi-Finalists: 1961.
Record Victory: 7-0 v Swindon T., Division
3(S), 1954-55.
Record Defeat: 1-8 vy Norwich C., Division
3(S), 1952-53 and v Coventry C., Division
3, Oct. 22nd, 1963. Most League Appearances: Joe Wallace, 329,
Most League Points: 58, Division 4, 1958-59. 1954-63.
Most League Goals: 101, Division 4, 1958-59, Record Transfer Fee Received: £40,000 from
Highest League Scorer in Season; Arthur Millwall for Alf Wood, May 1972.
Rowley, 38, Division 4, 1958-59. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £20,000 to Tran-
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: 152, mere R. for John Manning, Oct. 1966.
Arthur Rowley, 1958-65. (While with Managers Since the War: Sam Crooks,
Shrewsbury T., Arthur Rowley completed Walter Rowley, Harry Potts, John Spuhler,
his League scoring record of 434 goals.) Arthur Rowley.
Most Capped Player: Jimmy McLaughlin, 5 Address of Supporters Club and Shop: c/o
(12) Ireland. Football Club.
How to get there: Buses from main Bus Station in Barker Street. Shrewsbury Railway Station
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attendance: 18,917 v Walsall, Division 3, April 26, 1961. Record receipts: £4,962 v Arsenal,
F.A. Cup January 27, 1968.
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Aug 14 A Bournemouth L 1-3 0-2 Wood 11,295

21 H_ Torquay U. W 2-0 2-0 Andrews, Groves 4,341
28 A Barnsley W 3-1—2-0 Wood 2, McLaughlin 4,915
Sept 1 H Walsall W 4-1 = 2-0 Wood, Andrews 2, Roberts 6,873
4 H Oldham Ath. 24 Ost Wood, Groves 6,198
TI VAS Notts2Co; L 0-1 0-1 13,328
18 H_ Port Vale D 0-0 0-0 5,443
25 A_ Bradford C, L 1-2. 0-0 Wood 5,259
29. H Wrexham W 2-1 I-1 Moir, Andrews 5,920
Oct 2 H_ Blackburn R. W7-1 5-0 Wood 5 (1 pen), Andrews 2 4,519
9 FAS YoukiC. Di-1 t-l Andrews 5,017
15H Bournemouth W 3-2— 2-1 Andrews, Wood, Holton 6,181
20 A _ Chesterfield D 0-0 0-0 8,203
23 H _ Rotherham U. L 0-1 0-1 6,295
30 A _ Brighton L 0-2 0-1 9,778
Nov 5 H_ Swansea C. W 3-0 2-0 Andrews 2, Brown 5,417
13. A_ Bristol R. L 1-3 1-2 Wood (pen) 8,849
26 H_ Bolton W. W 1-0 1-0 Wood 6,605
Dec 4 A _ Plymouth Arg. W 2-1 = 1-0 Wood, Holton 8,787
18 A Oldham Ath. W4i1~=—=sit-l Wood 2 (1 pen), Roberts 2 6,296
27 H_ Tranmere R. D 0-0 0-0 9,359
Jan 1- A “Port Vale L 1-2 1-0 Wood (pen) 5,056
7 H_ Barnsley W 1-0 1-0 Andrews 3,344
19 A_ Aston Villa L 0-3 0-2 27,239
22 A Wrexham iP ya S| Wood 6,768
28 H_ Chesterfield 1A ae Bridgwood, Groves, Moir 4,198
Feb 5 A _ Rochdale D 0-0 0-0 3,502
12 A _ Rotherham U. L 1-202 Moir 6,405
19 H_ Brighton L 3-5 0-0 Wood (pen), Bridgwood, Holton 3,966
26 A Swansea C. L 0-1 0-0 5,068
Mar 4 4H_ Bristol R. D 2-2 0-1 Wood, Andrews 3,001
10° HH York Cc; W 2-1 2-1 Roberts, D., Wood 3,487
15 H_ Aston Villa D 1-1 1-0 Moir, R. 16,000
18 A Torquay U. L 0-2 0-2 4,073
20 A _ Mansfield T. D 2-2. 0-2 Wood 2 5,961
25 H Notts. Co. D 1-1 0-1 Wood (pen) 5,211
31. A Blackburn R. L 0-1 0-1 8,928
Apr 4 H_ Bradford C. W 3-0—s‘1-0 Roberts, D. 2, Andrews S757
8 H_ Rochdale W 2-1 2-1 Wood, Andrews 2,539
15 A _ Bolton W. L 0-2 0-1 5,447
19 H = Mansfield T. W 4-2 2-0 Wood 2, Moir, Andrews 2,693
22 H_ Plymouth Arg. L 1-2 1-0 Andrews 3,719
25. A Walsall ee ae &: Wood (pen) 6,697
29°) JAN Halifax ae D 0-0 0-0 2,405
May 3 H_ Halifax T. W 3-0 1-0 Wood 3 (1 pen) 2,329
10 A Tranmere R. W 4-0 0-0 Wood 2, McLaughlin, Andrews 3,502
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League (73): Wood 35, Andrews 17, Roberts 6, Moir, R. 5, Groves 3, Holton 3, McLaughlin 2, Bridgwood 2,
League Cup (3): Wood 3.
F.A. Cup (6): Andrews 3, Wood 2, Moir.
League Cup First Round Port Vale (a) 2-0

Second Round Grimsby T. (a) 1-2
F.A. Cup First Round Colchester U. (a) 4-1
Second Round Guildford (h) 2-1
Third Round Derby Co. (a) 0-2
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Ken Mulhearn 60 1311 Liverpool Everton — se
Stockport Co. 100 —
Shrewsbury T. 55 —
Robert Tooze 62 114 Bristol Bristol C. = =
Gillingham (on loan) 7 _
Full-backs
Paul Bevan 511 109 Shrewsbury Shrewsbury T. 27+4 =
Geoff Fellows 58 107 West Bromwich Aston Villa — —
Shrewsbury T. 269+2 =
Tony Gregory 511 112 Dawley Shrewsbury T. 216+3 —
Terry Matthias 584 106 Wrexham Shrewsbury T. 4142 _
Half-backs
Peter Dolby 61 112 Derby Shrewsbury T. 274+ 10 16
Crewe Alex. (on loan) — —
John Moore 5 94 11 4 Liverpool Everton — =
Stoke C, 12+1 —_—
Jim Holton 61 13134 Lesmahagow W.B.A. — —
Shrewsbury T. 44 3
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George Andrews 60 120 Dudley Cardiff C. 43 21
Southport 116+2 39
Shrewsbury T. 11li+1 49
Gerald Bridgwood 510 113 Stoke Stoke C. 90+ 4 6
Alan Groves 5 10 10 12 Southport Southport 10+4 2
Chester 21 3
Shrewsbury T. 65 8
Terry Hughes 510 107 Lianidloes Shrewsbury T. 1542 5
Trevor Meredith Bie) 911 Bridgnorth Burnley 37 8
Jim McLaughlin 59 107 Londonderry Birmingham C, — —
Swansea T. 120+3 45
Peterborough U, 8 2
Shrewsbury T. 147+10 2h
Tan Moir 5 103} 11 5 Aberdeen Manchester U. 46 >
Blackpool 61 12)
Chester 25) 3
Wrexham 144+6 20
Shrewsbury T. 4+1 —
Richard Moir 510 111 Glasgow Shrewsbury T. 10747 21
David Roberts 60 110 Birmingham Aston Villa 15+1 1
Club Colours: All blue.

First Team Trainer|/Coach: Maurice Evans.
Club Nickname: ‘Town’ or ‘Blues’.
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SOUTHAMPTON DIV. 1
President: H. G. Blagrave. Chairman: G. Reader.

Directors: E. C. Chaplin, J. Corbett, Lt.-Col. Sir George Meyrick
(Bart), M.C., Lt.-Col. T. H. Reddy, T.D., B. G. W. Bowyer, J.P.,
T.D., I. A. Balding, F. G. L. Askham, F.C.A.
Manager: Ted Bates. Secretary: K. F. Honey.
Asst. Manager: Stuart Williams. Year Formed: 1885.
Previous Name: Southampton St. Mary’s until 1885.
Grounds: 1885, Antelope Ground; 1897, County Cricket Ground;
1898, The Dell.
1968-69, 1970-71. Division 2, Runners-up: 1965-66. Division
3(S), Champions: 1921-22, Runners-up, 1920-21. Division 3,
Champions: 1959-60. F.A. Cup, Runners-up: 1900, 1902.
Football League Cup, Best Season: Sth Rd., 1960-61, 1968-69.
1969-70. U.E.F.A. Cup: 1971-72.
Most League Appearances: Terry Paine, 635,
Record Victory: 11-0 yv Northampton, 1956-72.
Southern League, Dec. 28th, 1901. Most League Goals in Total Aggregate:
Record Defeat: 0-8 v Tottenham H., Division Terry Paine, 159, 1956-72.
2, Mar. 28th, 1936, and v Everton, Nov. Record Transfer Fee Received: £125,000 from
20, 1971. Tottenham H. for Martin Chivers, Jan.
1921-22, and Division 3, 1959-60. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £75,000 to Burnley
Most League Goals: 112, Div 3(S), 1957-58. for Brian O’Neil, May 1970.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Derek Managers Since the War: Bill Dodgin (Snr.),
Reeves, 39, Division 3, 1959-60. Sid Cann, George Roughton.
Most Capped Player: Ron Davies, 23 (28), Address of Supporters Club: Same as Football
1966-72. Club.
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capacity: 31,000. Record attendance: 31,044 v Manchester U., Division 1, October 8, 1969.
Record receipts: £13,324 v Manchester U., F A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 15, 1972.
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Aug 14 A _ Sheffield U. bE 1237, 0-2) OiNet 25,91 Te

17 Hi | Stoke C. W 3-1 2-0 Channon, Smith (og), Stokes 18,382
21 4H Ipswich T. D 0-0 0-0 17,931
24 A Nottingham F. W 3-2 «=~0-1 Fisher, Stokes, Jenkins 14,350
28 AU DerbyiCo: D 2-2 0-1 Stokes, Gabriel (pen) 28,498
Sept 1 <A _ Leicester C. W 1-0 0-0 Channon 22,055
4 H_ Huddersfield T. |aayCe Gabriel 17,372
11. A_ Liverpool L 0-1 0-1 45,876
18 “Hi ‘Coventry C. W 3-1~=s1-l Fisher, Paine, Channon 17,443
25 A Manchester C. L 0-3 0-2 27,896
Oct 2 H_ Arsenal L 0-f - O-] 23,738
9 A Wolverhampton W. L 2-4 1-1 Kirkup, Channon 21,418
16° “Ey ‘Sheftield U: W 3-2 «(3-2 Channon 2, Jenkins 19,033
23. A _ Chelsea L 0-3. 0-1 38,940
30 H W.B.A. Di-1 1-0 Channon (pen) 16,972
Nov 6 A_ Newcastle U. L 1-3 0-0 O'Neil 32,520
13. HO Leeds’ U: W 2-1 1-0 Channon, Davies 25,331
20 A_ Everton L 0-8 0-5 29,018
27H Manchester U. L 2-5 0-2 Gabriel, Davies 30,323
Dec 4 A_ Tottenham H. L O-1 0-1 31,351
11 H West Ham U. D 3-3 2-3 Gabriel (pen), Channon, Paine 20,506
18 A Huddersfield T. W 2-0 0-0 Davies, Stokes 10,436
20 5 Eh Go Palace W 1-0 (0-0 McCarthy 28,310
Jan 1 A Coventry C. L O-I 0-0 17,802
8 H_ Derby Co. L 2 = 1-1 O’Brien 19,321
22 A_ Stoke C. L 1-3. 0-1 Byrne 17,480
29. H_ Nottingham F. W 4-1 (2-1 Stokes, Davies, Fraser (og), Channon 15,043
Feb) 19 "A W.B.A, L 2-3 1-1 Channon, Gabriel 17,956
26 H Newcastle U. L 1-2 0-0 Craig (og) 18,894
Mar 4 A _ Leeds U. L 0-7 0-2 34,275
11 H Wolverhampton W.L 1-2 1-1 Channon 16,858
18 A_ Ipswich T. D 1-1 1-0 Stokes 15,524
25 H_ Liverpool L 0-1 0-0 21,680
28 A Arsenal L 0-1 0-1 27,412
Apr 1 A _ CC. Palace W 3-2. ‘1-1 Stokes, Channon 2 23,776
4 H_ Manchester C. W 2-0 1-0 Davies 2 27,374
8 H_ Everton L 0-1 0-1 19,711
11 H_ Leicester C. W 1-0 0-0 Davies 18,752
15 A Manchester U. LE 2-3) 20-3 Davies 2 38,437
18 H Chelsea D 2-2 0-0 Davies 2 24,933
22 H_ Tottenham H. D 0-0 0-0 24,914
May | A _ West Ham U. L 0-1 0-0 18,479
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Paine 2, Kirkup 1, Mc Carthy 1, O’Brien 1, Byrne 1, Own Goal 3.
League Cup (2): Jenkins, Paine.
FA, Cup (2): Channon, Gabriel.
League Cup Second Round Everton (h) 2-1

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F.A. Cup Third Round Manchester U. (h) 1-1
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Eric Martin 511 1110 Perth Dunfermline 51 —
Southampton 161 —
Steve Middleton 60 127 Portsmouth Southampton
Full-backs 1 —
Tony Byrne Ye 102 Rathdowney Millwall
Southampton 59+9 2
Joe Kirkup §11 121 Sunderland West Ham U. 163 6
Chelsea 4845 2
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Bob McCarthy 511 1012 Southampton Southampton 25 1
Steve Mills 74 102 Portsmouth Southampton
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Francis Burns 58 10 10 Coatbridge Manchester U. 111+8 6
Southampton
Michael Earls 60 11 10 Limerick Southampton
Hugh Fisher 584 103 Glasgow Blackpool 51+3 1
Southampton 14042 4
Roger Fry 510° “Ti Southampton Southampton 23 =
Jimmy Gabriel S107 A Dundee Dundee 55 _
Everton 255+1 33
Southampton 19041 26
John McGrath 60 127 Manchester Bury 148 2
Southampton 155+1 1
Jim Steele 60 122 Edinburgh Dundee B43 4
Southampton 16 —
Wayne Talkes 58 119 London Southampton 1 ——
David Walker 5114 1113 Colne Burnley 38 —
Southampton 181+7 1
Forwards
Mike Channon 604 116 Orcheston Southampton 185+4 63
Ron Davies 60 126 Holywell Chester 94 45
Luton T. 32 21
Norwich C. 113 58
Southampton 215 125
Paul Gilchrist 511 125 Dartford Charlton Ath, ram) =
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Doncaster R. 22 8
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Tom Jenkins 59 108 London Orient 1 =
Reading 21 5
Southampton 79 4
Mike Newington 6 04 11 3 Gosport Southampton
Ray Nicholls 5 104 11 3 St. Austell Southampton
Gerry O’Brien 56 99 Glasgow Clydebank not known
Southampton 28+2 1
Brian O’Neil 58 11 74 Bedlington Burnley 231+4 22
Southampton 12 7
Terry Paine 58 105 Winchester Southampton 63243 159
Mike Seymour 5 8" 9 12° Sale Southampton
Terry Spinner 59 104 Woking Southampton
Bobby Stokes a7 102 Portsmouth Southampton 58+8 12
Free Transfers; Leslie Harfield; Denis Hollywood.
Club Colours: Red and white striped shirts, black shorts, red and white stockings.
Change Colours: Gold shirts, black shorts, gold stockings.
Club Captain: Terry Paine.
Physiotherapist: Don Taylor, M.C.S.P., S.R.P.
First Team Trainer; George Horsfall.
Club Nickname: ‘Saints’,
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SOUTHEND UNITED DIV. 3
President: C. O. Benson. Chairman: W. W. Rubin.

Directors: F. H. Walton, N. J. Woodcock, H. H.
Lesser, F.C.A., D. A. Smith, Ald. N. Harris, B.Sc.,
G. C. Janes.
Manager; Arthur Rowley. Secretary: K. Holmes.
Previous Grounds: 1906, Roots Hall, Prittlewell; 1920,
Kursaal; 1934, Southend Stadium; 1955, Roots Hall
Football Ground.
3rd, 1931-32, 1949-50. F.A. Cup, Best Season: old
3rd Rd., 1920-21, 5th Rd., 1925-26, 1951-52. Foot-
ball League Cup: Best Season: Never past 3rd Rd.
Promoted to Division 3, 1971-72.
Record Victory: 10-1 y Golders Green, F.A. Eire.
Cup, Ist Rd., Nov. 24th, 1934, 101 v Most League Appearances: Sandy Anderson,
Brentwood, F.A. Cup 2nd Rd., Dec. 2nd, 451, 1950-63.
Record Defeat: 1-11 v Northampton, South- Aston Villa for ‘Chico’ Hamilton, June
ern League, Dec. 30th, 1909. 1969.
Most League Points: 54, Division 3(S), 1957-— Record Transfer Fee Paid: £14,000 to Liver-
58, and Division 4, 1967-68. pool for Phil Chisnall, Aug. 1967.
Most League Goals: 92, Division 3(S), 1950- Managers Since the War: Harry Warren,
oyI Eddie Perry, Frank Broome, Ted Fenton,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Jim Alvan Williams, Ernie Shepherd, Geoff
Shankly, 31, 1928-29 and Sammy Mc- Hudson.
Crory, 1957-58, both of Division 3(S). Address of Supporters Club: 514 Victoria
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Roy Ave., Southend-on-Sea, Essex.
Hollis, 122, 1953-60. Address of Club Shop or Boutique: 374
Most Capped Player: George Mackenzie, 9, Victoria Avenue, Southend-on-Sea.
How to get there: Buses from Southend Central Station in the High Street. The ground is five
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Aug 14 A Peterborough U. L 0-2 0-0 4,500
20 4H _ Darlington W 3-0 2-0 Lindsey (pen), Moore, Best 6,360
28 A Hartlepool D 2-2. 1-1 Best, Johnson 5,437
30 H_ Scunthorpe U. L 2-3. 1-2. Garner2 6,704
Sept 4 H_ Bury D 0-0 0-0 5,171
11. A Aldershot D0-0 0-0 4,611
17. H_ Grimsby T. W 3-1 =(0-1_~—- Best 3 6,310
25 A Doncaster R. W 2-0 1-0 Garner, Best 3,884
27 H Newport Co. W 3-1_—=—«1-0 Lewis, Johnson, Moore 7,154
Oct 1 H_ Southport W 2-1 0-0 Garner, Albeson 10,316
9 A Chester D 1-1 1-1 Garner (pen) 4,092
15H Peterborough U. W 2-1 1-1 Garner 2 10,695
18 A Colchester U. L 0-1 0-0 9,807
23 A Brentford W 2-1 1-0 Garner, Nelmes (og) 14,000
29 H_ Barrow W1-0 1-0 Johnson 12,410
Nov 6 <A Workington Ey 1-3 ) f-1 Johnson 3,849
12) JA. Exeter .C. W 3-0 2-0 Moore, Garner 2 10,107
26 H_ Stockport Co. W 4-2 3-2 Best 2, Garner 2 9,302
Dec 4 A _ Cambridge U. D 1-1 0-1 Lewis 6,260
18 A Bury L 0-2 0-0 3,176
27 (AE Lincola' C- W 2-1 1-1 Lewis 2 15,430
Jan 1 A Grimsby T. L 1-4 1-1 Garner 9,137
7 H Hartlepool W 3-1 +1-0 ~~ Parry (og), Johnson, Best 6,328
15 A Crewe Alex. W 2-1 0-1 Taylor, Johnson 1S2z
22 A Newport Co. L 0-2 0-1 3,535
29 H_ Colchester U. L 1-4 1-2 Taylor 8,871
Feb 12. H_ Brentford W 3-1 2-0 Johnson, Moore, Taylor 9,662
19 A Barrow Be 1-24 ciel Johnson 2,068
26 H Workington W 2-0 0-0 Moore, Best 7,537
Mar 4 A Exeter C. D0-0 00 3,336
10. H_ Chester W 4-2 3-2. Garner 3, Moore 8,197
13. H Crewe Alex. W 4-1 2-0 Moore, Lewis, Albeson (pen), Best 8,121
18 A Darlington W 3-2. «1-0 Garner, Best, Peddelty (og) 2,280
22 A Reading W 4-1 (2-1 Best 3, Garner 6,045
24 HH Aldershot Wi1-0 = 1-0 Moore 12,181
31 H Doncaster R. W 2-1 1-0 Garner, Best 15,814
Apr 1 A_ Lincoln C. D 0-0 0-0 12,199
3. A_ Southport W 1-0 1-0 Moore 3,320
7 #H_ Reading W 4-1 1-1 Johnson 2, Garner 2 13,252
11. A Northampton T. D1-1 0-0 Best 3,604
14. A_ Stockport Co. D 2-2. 0-0 Johnson, Garner 2518
17 H_ Northampton T. W 4-1 1-1 Ternent, Garner 2, Best 13,339
21 H Cambridge U. L 1-2 00 Garner 17,059
25 A _ Scunthorpe U. D 1-1 1-1 Best 8,540
29. A Gillingham D 00 0-0 6,092
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F.A, Cup (1): Best.
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Goalkeepers
Derek Bellotti 61 130 London Gillingham 35 —_—
Southend U. (on loan) 7) —
Charlton Ath. 14 a
Fulham (on loan) —_— _—
Southend U. 17 —_
Lawrie Leslie 511 122 Edinburgh Airdrieonians 42 —
West Ham U, 57 —
Stoke C. 78 —
Millwall 67 a
Southend 13 —
Full-backs
Dennis Booth 5 74 105 Stenley Charlton Ath. 66+10 5
Common Blackpool 12 —
Southend U. 16 —
Raymond Ternent 59 110 Gateshead Burnley 13+1 —_—
Southend U. 46 1
Half-backs
Brian Albeson 60 11 12 Oldham Bury 0+1 _—
Darlington 136+2 ¥
Southend U. 46 v7)
Dayid Barnett 510 1010 London Southend U. 45+8 —
Dave Elliott 58 123 Durham Sunderland 30+1 —
Newcastle U. 7742 4
Southend U. 55+1 1
Joseph Jacques S11 123° Consett Preston N.E, = —
Lincoln C, 22 —_
Darlington 15043 5
Southend U. 7242 —
Alex Smith 511 119 Dewsbury Bradford C. 59+2 2
Huddersfield T, 29 —_
Southend U. 89 1
Peter Woods 59 108 Sale Manchester U. — _
Luton T. — —
Southend VU. 12 —
Forwards
Billy Best 56 109 Scotland Northampton T, 3842 11
Southend U. 183 95
Steve Dyer Southend U. _ —
Bill Garner 60 120 Leicester Southend VU. 96+1 39
David Hogg 58 100 Aidrie W.B.A. _ —
Southend U, _— —
Terry Johnson 59 10 13 Newcastle Newcastle U. — —_—
Darlington (on loan) 4 1
Southend U. 61 20
Gary Moore 62 120 South Hetton Sunderland 11 2
Grimsby T, 52 15
Southend U. 113--2 36
Peter Taylor 59 117 Southend Southend U, 15413 6
Free Transfers: George Duck; Bernard Lewis; John Piekalnietis; John Roberts.
Club Colours: Royal blue shirts, blue shorts, with white stripes, white stockings.
Change Colours: Red shirts, white shorts, red stockings.
Club Captain: Joe Jacques.
Club Trainer/Coach; Lawrie Leslie.
Club Nickname: ‘The Shrimpers’.
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SOUTHPORT DIV. 4
President: J. Clough. Chairman: J. Church.

Directors: S. L. Radaport, G. Troy, G. Gaskell, T. Finnerty, A. O.
Horrocks.
Manager: Jimmy Meadows. Secretary: C. G. Hunt.
Year Formed: 1881. Turned Professional: 1919
Limited Company: 1919. Present Company: 1921.
Previous Names: 1881, Southport Central; 1894-95, Southport
Wanderers; 1915, Southport Vulcan; 1919, Southport.
Division 4, Runners-up: 1966-67. F.A. Cup, Best Season: 6th
Rd., 1931. Football League Cup, Best Season: Never past 2nd
Rd.
Record Victory: 8-1 v Nelson, Division 3(N),
Jan. Ist, 1931.
Record Defeat: 0-11 y Oldham Ath., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £10,000 from
4, Dec. 26th, 1962. Shrewsbury T. for George Andrews, Nov.
Most League Points: 59, Division 4, 1966-67. 1969,
Most League Goals: 88, Div. 3(N), 1930-31. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £6,000 to Halifax
Highest League Scorer in Season: Archie T. for Malcolm Russell, Aug. 1968.
Waterston, 32, Division 3(N), 1930-31. Managers Since the War: Gordon Hunt,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Alan Trevor Hitchen, Wally Fielding, Len
Spence, 98, 1962-69. Newcomb, Willy Cunningham, Billy
Most Capped Player: Terry Harkin, 2 (4), Bingham, Don McEvoy, Arthur Peat,
Ireland. Alex Parker.
Most League Appearances: Arthur Peat, 401, Address of Supporters Club and Shop: c/o The
1962-72. Ground.
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U., F.A. Cup 4th Rd. Replay, January 26, 1932. Record receipts: £6,175 v Everton, F.A.
Cup 3rd Rd., January 25, 1968.
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Aug 14 H_ Exeter C. W 4-0 1-0 Field 2(1 pen), Redrobe, Hartland 2,467
21. A Gillingham L 1-2 0-2 Field 6,421
27 H Cambridge U. W 4-1 1-0 Dunleavy, Redrobe, Guild (og), Field 3,388
30H NorthamptonT. W4-0 2-0 Redrobe 2, Field 2 4,370
Sept 3. A Colchester U. L 0-1 0-0 5,439
10 H Newport Co. W 4-2. 1-0 Sibbald, Lee, Lloyd, Field 4,206
18 A Barrow W 2-0 0-0 Field, Hartle 33195
24 H Workington D 2-2 2-0 Redrobe 2 4,200
29 A Aldershot D 1-1 0-0 Hartland 4,597
Oct 1 A Southend U. L 1-2 0-0 Field 10,316
8 H_ Brentford D 0-0 0-0 5,371
16 A Exeter C. Wi gelleot=d Hartle 3 3,408
18 H_ Chester W 43 3-0 Hartland, Field, Lloyd 2 3,659
23. A Grimsby T. W 1-0 0-0 Moore 10,640
30 H_ Doncaster R. W 3-0 0-0 Hartland, Redrobe 2 5,859
Nov 6 A_ Crewe Alex. Ty 162, 20-2 Redrobe 2,940
12. H_ Lincoln C. D 1-1 1-0 Hartle 4,868
27 A PeterboroughU. L 0-2 0-1 4,958
Dec 4 #H_ Darlington W2-1 0-0 Redrobe, Moore 2,678
11. A Brentford L 0-1 0-0 9,620
18 H Colchester U. W 3-0 2-0 Redrobe, Peat, Sibbald 2,667
27 A_ Stockport Co. jo a a Peat 3,421
Jan 1 H_ Barrow W1-0 0-0 Lloyd 3,870
8 A Cambridge U. D 0-0 0-0 4,823
15_H_ Scunthorpe U. DilalgyOat Dunleavy 3,602
22. H_ Aldershot D 0-0 0-0 ii. 3,240
29. A Chester D 1-1 0-0 Arnold 2,585
Feb 5 H_ Bury PeOste Oct 3,083
12. H_ Grimsby T. W 1-0 0-0 Fryatt 2,670
19 A Doncaster R. “L 12 #14 _~ Fryatt 3,531
; 26H Crewe Alex. W 4-2) 2-1 Lee, Fryatt, Dunleavy, Hartle 2.321
Mar 4 A , Lincoln C. L 1-2 12 Fryatt 8,001
14 A Scunthorpe U. L 0-1 0-0 6,800
18H Gillingham Wt-0 0-0 Arnold 2,561
24 A Newport Co. D 2-2 0-1 Arnold, Fryatt 2,699
31. A Workington D0-0 0-0 2,313
Apr 1 H_ Stockport Co. W 1-0 1-0 Webber (og) 2,582
3H Southend U. EOS 3,320
oe A Bury ele o0 Fryatt 4,061
10. A__ Hartlepool L 0-1 0-0 6,470
15H Peterborough U. L 2-4 0-3 Lee 2 1,713
19 A_ Reading D ti-1— I-l Dunleavy 3,569
22. A Darlington D 0-0 0-0 2,103
Zo Northampton T. D 0-0 0-0 2,747
28 H = Hartlepools U. W 1-0 0-0 Dunleavy 1,550
May 4 H_ Reading W 5-2. 2-2 Redrobe, Fryatt, Lee, Lloyd 2 1,343
Goalscorers
League (66): Redrobe 12, Field 10, Fryatt 7, Hartle &,Lloyd 6, Dunleavy 5, Lee 5, Hartland 4, Arnold 3
Peat 2, Sibbald 2, Moore as Sharples il Own Goal 2.
League Cup (2): Dunleavy, Field.
F.A. Cup (1): Dunleavy.
League Cup First Round Crewe Alex. (a) 1-0

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F.A. Cup First Round Workington T. (h) 1-3
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Blackpool 92 —_—
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Full-backs
Bobby Sibbald 58 10 7 Newcastle Leeds U. 1 —
York C. 7345 7
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David Turner 57 100 Derby Everton 1 —_
Southport 67+1 -
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Chris Dunleavy 510 116 Liverpool Everton == =
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John McPhee 58 112 Motherwell Motherwell 75 10
Blackpool 249+10 15
Barnsley 26 3
Southport 44 —
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Jim Fryatt 60 120 Southampton Charlton Ath, = —
Southend U. 61 24
Bradford P.A. 100 38
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Torquay U. 27 11
Stockport Co. 44 28
Blackburn R. 29+8 5
Oldham Ath, 76 40
Southport 30 a
Frank Lee 58 114 Chorley Preston N.E. 14249 22
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Norman Lloyd 510 120 Torrance Preston N.E: 16+2 6
Stockport (on loan) 10 —_
Southport 21+4 6
Mick Moore pay Te Ko fier Preston N.E. _ _
Southport IS. 12 1
Eric Redrobe 61 126 Wigan Bolton W. 4 if
Southport 179+6 54
Free Transfers; Frederick Goodwin; Michael Hartland; Barry Hartle; Allan Kelley; William Peat; George
Sharples.
Club Colours: Old gold shirts, royal blue shorts and gold stockings,
Club Captain: John McPhee.
First Team Trainer|Coach: C. Powell.
Club Nickname: ‘The Sandgrounders’,
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Life Vice-President: Ald. J. Holland, O.B.E., J.P.

Chairman: P. Lukic.
Directors: H. Hutchinson, G. Hopwood, A. N. Kirk.
Manager: Brian Doyle. Secretary: T. R. McCreery.
Previous Name: Heaton Norris Rovers, 1883-91.
Previous Grounds: 1884, Chorlton’s Farm, Didsbury Road; 1885, Ash
Inn; 1887, Belmont Street; 1890, Green Lane; 1902, Edgeley Park
Division 3(N), Champions: 1921-22, 1936-37; Runners-up: 1928-
29, 1929-30. Division 4, Champions: 1966-67. F.A. Cup, Best
Season: 5th Rd., 1935, 1950. Football League Cup, Best Season:
Never Past 2nd Rd.
Record Victory: 13-0 v Halifax T., Division
3(N), Jan. 6th, 1934.
Record Defeat: 1-8 y Chesterfield, Division 2, Record Transfer Fee Received: £18,000 from
Apr. 19th, 1902. Manchester City for Ken Mulhearn,
Most League Points: 64, Division 4, 1966-67. Sept. 1967.
Most League Goals: 115, Div. 3(N),1933-34. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £15,000 to Glen-
Highest League Scorer in Season: AlfLythgoe, toran for Alex Young, Nov. 1968.
46, Division 3(N), 1933-34. Managers Since the War: Bob Marshall,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Andy Beattie, Dick Duckworth, Willie
Jackie Connor, 132, 1951-56. Moir, Reg Flewin, Trevor Porteous, Bert
Most Capped Player: Harry Hardy, 1, Trautman, Eddie Quigley, Jimmy Mea-
England. dows, Walter Galbraith, Matt Woods.
Most League Appearances: Bob Murray, 465, Address of Supporters Club: Same as Football
1952-63. Club.
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Record receipts: £4,600 v Liverpool, F.A. Cup 4th Rd. Replay, February 3, 1965.
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L 1-3. 1-3 McMillan 3,710
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3 H_ Lincoln C. W 4-2~—=«1-2 Collier, Chapman (pen), Webber, Griffiths 2,699
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17. H_ Doncaster R. i Pg EG Ryden 2,894
25 A Grimsby T. L 1-4 1-2 Collier 9,658
27 +A Brentford L 0-2 0-0 10,440
Oct 1 H_ Hartlepool W 2-1 1-0 McMillan, Webber 2,573
9 A Darlington W 2-1 1-1 McMillan, Webber 2,022
15 H Crewe Alex. W 3-1 1-1 Lawther 3 2,236
18 H_ Barrow L 1-3 1-2 McMillan 2,059
23) VA) Exeter’ GC. L 0-2 0-2 3,545
29 H Workington D 1-1 1-1 Lawther (pen) 2,300
Nov 6 A_ Gillingham L 2-3 0-2 MeMillan, Chisnall 4,896
12 H Cambridge U. W 3-0 2-0 Ryden, Lawther, McMillan 2,389
26 A Southend VU. L 2-4 2-3 Lawther, Webber 9,302
Dec 3 H_ Colchester U. Dyes) Lawther (pen), Garvey (og) 2,043
18) AY Lincoln C. jegFal McMillan 5,248
27 H_ Southport D 1-1 ‘1-1 McPhee (0g) 3,421
Jan 1 A Doncaster R. D 2-2 1-2 McMillan 2 3,241
7 -H_ Peterborough U. D 0-0 0-0 2,218
15 A. Chester D0-0 0-0 2,554
21. H_ Brentford L 0-1 0-0 3,247
28 A Barrow L 2-3. 2-3. McMillan 2 1,987
Feb 5 H_ Scunthorpe U. D 0-0 0-0 2,452
12 H_ Exeter C. L 0-4 0-2 2,166
19 A WorkingtonT. —_D I-1__ 1-1 Wilson 2,479
26 H_ Gillingham W 2-1 «1-0 Brennan, Ingham 1,596
Mar 4 A _ Cambridge U. L 02 02 3,913
10 H_ Darlington W 2-1 1-0 Renwick, Ryden 1,840
13. H_ Chester _ D 0-0 0-0 2,102
18 A Bury L 0-4 0-3 3,316
24H Northampton T. W3-1 2-0 _ Lawther 2, Chisnall 2,262
31. A__ Hartlepool L 0-5 0-4 5,337
Apr 1 A Southport ) es | 2,582
3. H_ Grimsby T. L 0-2 0-0 4,026
8 A Scunthorpe U. W2-0 1-0 McMillan, Mulvaney 7,183
11 A Newport Co. L 0-1 0-0 3 3,359
14 H___ Southend U. D 2-2 0-0 Chapman (pen), Ryden 2,513
17H Aldershot D 0-0 0-0 1,882
21 A Scunthorpe U. eee OD Griffiths, McMillan 4,018
26 A _ Reading D 2-2 1-1 __ Griffiths, Webber 2,995
28 | Newport Co. D 4-4 1-0 Webber, Brennan 2, Griffiths 1,824
May 3 A_ Aldershot L 0-4 0-1 2,179
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League (55): McMillan 13, Lawther 11, Webber 7, Griffiths 5, Ryden 4, Brennan 3, Chapman 2, Chisnall 2
Collier 2, Ingham 1, Mulvaney 1 > Renwick 1, Wilson 1, Own Goal 2.
League Cup (1): Lawther.
F.A. Cup (2): Lawther, McMillan.
League Cup First Round Walsall (h) 1-0

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60 116 Bolton Bolton W. 13 —
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510 118 Barnsley Barnsley 9 —
Alan Ogley
Stockport Co. 134 _
Full-backs
Ray Charter 5 84 106 Ashton Blackburn R. 13+5 _
Stockport Co. 3042 _
Leslie Ormrod 59 110 Manchester Stockport Co. 27+3 —
Half-backs
Joe Ashworth 61 120 Leeds Bradford P.A. 3 —
York C. 57
Bournemouth 60 —
Southend U. 36 2
Rochdale 133 3
Chester 5 —
Stockport Co. — —
Jan Davidson 5 84 111 Goole Hull C. 5+1 1
Scunthorpe U. 324+3 —
York C, 82+4 4
Bournemouth 7+2 _—
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Paul Hart 60 120 Manchester Stockport Co. 46 1
Bey Wilson 60 123 Stockport Stockport Co. 44+1 1
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James Collier 59 100 Stockport Stockport Co. 65+6 7
John Griffiths 57 106 Oldbury Aston Villa 042 —
Stockport Co. 64+5 7}
Jan Lawther 510 119 Belfast Sunderland 75 41
Blackburn R. 59 21
Scunthorpe U. 60 21
Brentford 13841 43
Halifax T. 87+14 23
Stockport Co, 43 11
Hugh Ryden 58 114 Renton Stockport Co. 38 9
Chester 139+1 44
Halifax T. 54+1 6
Stockport Co. 99+-8 12
Fred Ingham Stockport Co, 12+3 1
Free Transfers: John Chapman; Philip Chisnall; Samuel McMillan; James Mulvaney; Richard Renwick;
James Smith; Keith Webber.
Club Colours: White shirts, blue collars, white shorts, white stockings with blue ring at top.
Change Colours: All orange,
Club Captain:
First Team Trainer|Coach:; Steve Fleet.
Club Nickname: ‘The Hatters’,
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Manager: Tony Waddington.
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Coach: Alan A’Court.
Year Formed: 1863 (second oldest League Club).
Previous Grounds: 1875, Sweeting’s. Field; 1878, Victoria
Ground (previously known as the Athletic Club Ground).
1935-36, 1946-47. Division 2, Champions: 1932-33, 1962-63;
Runners-up: 1921-22. Division 3(N), Champions: 1926-27.
F.A. Cup, Best Season: Semi-Finalist, 1899, 1971, 1972. Football
League Cup. Best Season: Winners: 1971-72.
Record Victory: 10-3 vyW.B.A., Division 1, Most League Goals in Total Aggregate:
Feb. 4th, 1937. Freddie Steele, 142, 1934-49.
Record Defeat: 0-10 v Preston N.E., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £125,000
1, Sept. 14th, 1889. from Everton, for Mike Bernard, May
Most League Points: 63, Div 3(N), 1926-27. 1972.
Most League Goals: 92, Div 3(N), 1926-27. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £100,000 to
Highest League Scorer in Season: Freddie Birmingham C. for Jimmy Greenhoff,
Steele, 33, Division 1, 1936-37. Aug. 1969.
Most League Appearances: John McCue, Managers Since the War: Bob McGrory,
502, 1946-60. Frank Taylor.
Most Capped Player: Gordon Banks 36 Address of Supporters Club: c/o FootballClub.
(73), England.
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Division 1, March 29, 1937. Record receipts: £20,580 v Manchester U., F.A. Cup, 6th Rd.
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W 3-1 ~—=—2-0 Ritchie (pen), Mahoney, Greenhoff 18,958
219 HC. Palace
25. H Leicester C. W 3-1 0-0 Ritchie, Bernard, Cross (og) 21,678
28. A Arsenal W1-0 1-0 Ritchie 37,637
A Nottingham F. D 0-0 0-0 19,017
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11. A Derby Co. L 0-4 0-2 32,545
18 H Huddersfield T. Wi1-0 1-0 Conroy 16,463
25 A West Ham U. 1 S| Ritchie 29,193
Oct 2 H_ Liverpool D 0-0 0-0 28,698
9 A Sheffield U. W 3-2_~—s«*I-1 Ritchie, Smith, Conroy 35,371
16 H Coventry C. W 1-0 0-0 Smith 20,040
23 A_ Ipswich T. j a Ey. a Ev Bernard 17,678
30 H_ Tottenham H. W 2-0 0-0 Mahoney 2 28,343
Nov 6 A _ W.B.A. Wi-0— 1-0 Greenhoff (pen) 19,207
1S WGhelsea L 0-1 0-1 22,190
20 TAN Weeds U: L 0-1 0-1 32,012
27 H_ Newcastle U. D 3-3. ‘I-1 Ritchie, Conroy 2 16,815
Dec 4 A_ Everton D 0-0 0-0 35,469
11 H Manchester U. D 1-1 1-1 Mahoney 33,807
18 A Wolverhampton W.L 0-2 0-0 24,560
27H Manchester C. L 1-3 0-1 Smith 43,007
Jan 1 A Huddersfield T. D 0-0 0-0 12,655
8 H_ Arsenal D 0-0 0-0 18,965
22 H Southampton W 3-1 1-0 Ritchie, Greenhoff 2 17,480
29 A Leicester C. 1S |v ee Ey! Greenhoff 26,931
Feb 12. H_ Ipswich T. D 3-3 0-1 Ritchie, Greenhoff, Smith 20,247
19 A Tottenham H. L 0-2 0-1 32,841
Mari! H_ Sheffield U. D 2-2. 0-0 Smith, Ritchie 31,667
25 H_ Derby Co. D 1-1 0-0 Greenhoff (pen) 33,592
28 A_ Liverpool Ee, ier Ritchie 42,489
Apr 1 A Manchester C. W 2-1 1-1 Doyle (og), Ritchie 49,392
4 H West Ham U. D 0-0 0-0 24,688
8 H_ Leeds U. L 0-3 0-1 35,123
10 H_ Nottingham F. L 0-2 0-1 13,920
22 4H Everton D I-1 1-0 Lyons (og) 16,796
24 A Chelsea E0250 23,443
26 A_ C. Palace L 0-2 0-0 24,550
29. A Manchester U. L 0-3 0-3 34,959
May 5 H W.B.A. D 1-1 0-1 Burrows 16,206
8 A Newcastle U. D 0-0 0-0 21,350
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5103 131 Lisburn, N.I. Burnley 272 15
Alex Elder
Stoke C. 79 +3 1
John Marsh 58 104 Stoke Stoke C. 139+5 1
Mike Pejic 56 105 Chesterton Stoke C. 107 1
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Alan Bloor 60 130 Stoke Stoke C. 24943 8
Stewart Jump 539) 102 Crumpsall Stoke C. 27+4 1
Terence Lees 58 110 Stoke Stoke C. 7+5 —
Eric Skeels 58 109 Manchester Stoke C. 423+10 6
Denis Smith 5114 120 Stoke Stoke C. 118 9
Willie Stevenson § 1. 11-43 Leith Rangers 73 1
Liverpool 188 15
Stoke C. 81+11 5
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Harry Burrows 58 111 Haydock Aston Villa 146 53
Stoke C. 239+4 69
Terry Conroy 5104 110 Dublin Stoke C. 126+6 vm)
Peter Dobing 594 119 Manchester Blackburn R. 179 89
Manchester C. 82 31
Stoke C. 295+2 79
Alan Dodd Stoke C, _ _
George Eastham Saf 106 Blackpool Newcastle U. 124 29
Arsenal 207 41
Stoke C. 165+9 4
Jimmy Greenhoff 510 112 Barnsley Leeds U. 89+6 19
Birmingham C, 31 14
Stoke C. 101 24
Sean Haslegrave 59 92 Stoke Stoke C. 32+1 _
David Hughes Stoke C. — —
George Jackson $6 95 — Stretford Stoke C, 8 _—
John Mahoney Sule LE L Cardiff, Crewe A. 16+2 5
Stoke C, 105411 15
Steven Mason Stoke C. — —
John Ritchie 60 124 Kettering Stoke C. 110 64
Sheffield W. 88+1 35
Stoke C. 8943 39
Jimmy Robertson 58 97 Glasgow Cowdenbeath 25 7
St. Mirren 52 14
Tottenham H, 153+4 26
Arsenal 45+1 7
Ipswich T. 87 10
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Terence Smith 61 110 Cheltenham Stoke C. 3+1 1
Kenneth South Stoke C, — —
Tom Walker 510 117 Birmingham Stoke C. 2 _—
Free Transfers: James Feeney; Steven Malbaski.
Club Colours; Red and white striped shirts, white shorts and stockings.
Change Colours: White shirts, blue shorts, blue stockings with white tops.
Club Captain; Peter Dobing.
Coach: Alan A’Court.
First Team Trainer; Frank Mountford,
Club Nickname; ‘Potters’,
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Chairman: K. I. Collings.
Directors: J. Cooke, S. Ritson, F.R.C.S., J.P., E. M. Evans,
S. S. Collings, R. Thompson, J. M. Ditchburn.
Manager: Alan Brown. Secretary: R. M. Linney.
Commercial Manager: D. C. Eaton.
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Previous Grounds: 1879, Blue House Field, Hendon; 1881,
Ashbrooke; 1883, site of Cooper Street; 1884, Abbs Field,
Fulwell; 1886, Newcastle Road; 1898, Roker Park.
Previous Name: 1879-81, Sunderland and District Teachers’
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Honours: Football League, Division 1, Champions: 1891-92
1892-93, 1894-95, 1901-02, 1912-13, 1935-36; Runners-up:
1893-94, 1897-98, 1900-01, 1922-23, 1934-35. Division 2,
Runners-up: 1963-64. F.A. Cup, Winners: 1937; Runners-up:
1913. Football League Cup, Best Season:
Most Capped Player: Billy Bingham, 32 (56),
Semi-Finalists: 1963.
Ireland.
Record Victory: 11-1 v Fairfield, F.A. Cup, Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: 209,
1st Rd., 1894-95. Charlie Buchan, 1911-25.
Record Defeat: 0-8 y West Ham U., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £170,000 from
1, Oct. 1968. Derby Co. for Colin Todd, Feb. 1971.
Most League Goals: 109, Division 1, 1935-36. Rotherham for Dave Watson, Dec. 1970.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Dave Managers Since the War: Bill Murray, Alan
Halliday, 43, Division 1, 1928-29. Brown, George Hardwick, Ian McColl.
Most League Appearances: Ned Doig, 419, Address of the Supporters Club: c/o Football
1890-1904. Club.
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28 H = Orient W 2-0 1-0 Tueart, Kerr 14,544
Sept 1 H Carlisle U. L 0-3 0-2 20,998
4 A Millwall D 1-1 0-1 Watson 12,446
11. H_ Swindon T. W 1-0 0-0 Chambers 12,811
18 A_ Sheffield W. L 0-3 0-0 13,710
25 H_ Preston N.E. W 4-3 3-1 Pitt, Tueart 2, Hamilton 13,102
29 H Middlesbrough W41 1-0 Kerr, Watson, Tueart, Hughes 28,129
Oct 2 A_ Burnley W1-0 0-0 Watson 16,432
9 H Norwich C. D 1-1 1-0 Tueart 24,951
16 A_ Birmingham C. D 1-1 ‘1-1 Kerr 27,341
19 A Charlton Ath. DD 2-2 92-1 Hughes, Warman (0g) 8,133
23. A Oxford U. L 0-2 0-2 10,735
30 H_ LutonT. D 2-2. 1-0 Watson, McGiven 17,979
Nov 6 A_ Portsmouth D 2-2. 1-2. Watson, Tueart 14,387
13. H_ Blackpool D0-0 0-0 17,240
20 A Cardiff C. W 2-1 2-1 Hughes, Kerr 12,735
27 4H. Bristol C. Di-1 1-0 Pitt 15,655
Dec 4 A QO.PR. Ly 1-2. . 0-2 Kerr 13,576
11 H Fulham W 2-1 0-1 Hughes, Tueart 11,833
18 H Millwall D 3-3 «1-0 Pitt, Hughes, Kerr 16,484
DivwAS Bull. & W 3-2~—=—s 1-1 Pitt, Tueart, Hughes 26,091
Jan 1 H_ Sheffield W. W 2-0 1-0 Kerr, Tueart 23,228
8 A Orient L 0-5 0-2 6,966
29 H_ Charlton Ath. W 3-0 1-0 Chambers 2, Hughes 12,877
Feb 12 H Oxford U. W 3-0 1-0 Tueart 2, Porterfield 15,368
19 A_ LutonT. W 2-1 1-0 ‘Pitt, Tueart 10,994
Mar 1 4H_ Portsmouth W 3-2. 1-0 = Lathan 3 8,273
4 A_ Blackpool D 1-1 1-0 Watson 10,989
11. A Norwich C. Di-1 0-0 Harvey 22,143
___ 25 A _ Swindon T. D 1-1 1-1 Lathan 12,102
Apr 1 H_ AHullC. L 0-1 0-0 17,621
3 H_ Burnley W 4-3. 1-2. Watson 2, Coleman, Hughes 14,034
4 A Preston N.E. W 3-1 2-1 Watson, Porterfield, Tueart 13,450
8 H Cardiff C. D 1-1 0-0 Watson 15,224
15 A_ Bristol C. L 1-3 1-0 Kerr 12,178
17 H_ Watford W 5-0 ‘1-0 Watson 2, McGiven, Porterfield, Pitt 8,981
229 MOLP.R: L 0-1 0-1 13,751
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Derek Forster 59 112 Newcastle Sunderland 18 —
Jim Montgomery 5104 119 Sunderland Sunderland 371 —
Trevor Swinburne 60 1212 East Rainton Sunderland — _
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Keith Coleman 59 110 Washington Sunderland 32 1
Martin Harvey 5103 120 Belfast Sunderland 308+5 5
Maurice Hepworth 59 115 Dilston Sunderland 2 —
Dick Malone 60 122 Ayr Ayr U. not known
Sunderland 62+1 1
Brian Thompson Ashington Sunderland —— =
Half-backs
Brian Chambers 510 1012 Newcastle Sunderland 4244 5
Michael Horswill $104 110 Anfield Plain Sunderland ¥j oes
Mike McGiven 5103 114 Newcastle Sunderland 88+3 9
Richie Pitt 61 120 Ryhope Sunderland 100 Zz
Jan Porterfield 511 116 Dunfermline’ Raith R. Liz 17
Sunderland 104+11 8
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Jim Hamilton Sunderland 44+3 1
Ken Henderson Gosforth Sunderland a —
Bill Hughes 59 102 Coatbridge Sunderland 128+14 25
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Bobby Kerr 544 93 Alexandria Sunderland 12448 29
John Lathan BY 110 Sunderland Sunderland 2147 7
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Bobby Park 511 912 Coatbridge Sunderland 50+15 4
Matthew Robson Sunderland — =
David Shannon 59 106 Liverpool Sunderland — —-
Graham Southwick Sunderland —= —
John Tones 62 130 Sunderland Sunderland — =—
Denis Tueart 58 110 Newcastle Sunderland 107+8 23
Dave Watson 5114 117 Nottingham Notts Co. 22+1 1
Rotherham 121 19
Sunderland 59 17
Free Transfers: Colin Beesley; George Harris; Gordon Harris; Cecil Irwin; John Kelly; John Leadbitter;
Frederick McIver; Colin Symm; Richard Taylor.
Club Colours: Red and white striped shirts, white shorts, red stockings with white tops.
Club Captain:
Club Trainer/Coach: Billy Elliott.
Club Nickname: ‘Rokerites’.
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SWANSEA CITY DLVe3
President : P. E. Holden. Chairman: D. J. Goldstone.

Directors: M. Struel, E. P. Walters, R. Englert, T. M.
Francis, I. C. Pursey, D. G. Wignall, T. C. Wignall.
Manager: Roy Bentley. Secretary: G. J. Daniels.
Year Formed: About 1900. Turned Professional: 1911.
Previous Name: Swansea Town until Feb. 1970
1925-26. Division 3(S), Champions: 1924-25, 1948-49.
Division 4, Promoted: 1969-70 (3rd). F.A. Cup, Best
Season, Semi-Finalists: 1926, 1964. Football League Cup,
Best Season: 4th Rd., 1965. European Competitions:
European Cup Winners Cup, 1961-2, 1966-7.
Weish Cup, Winners 4 times.
Record Victory: 8-1 v Bristol R., Division Wales.
3(S), Apr. 15th, 1922 and v Bradford C., Most League Appearances: Wilfred Milne,
Division 2, Feb. 22nd, 1926. 585, 1919-37.
Record Defeat: 1-8 vy Fulham, Division 2, Record Transfer Fee Received: £45,000 from
Jan. 22nd, 1938. Plymouth Arg. for Barrie Jones, Sept.
1948-49. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £26,000 to Not-
Most League Goals: 90, Division 2, 1956-57. tingham F., for Ron Rees, Jan. 1972.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Cyril Managers Since the War: Bill McCandless,
Pearce, 35, Division 2, 1931-32. Ron Burgess, Trevor Morris, Glyn Davies,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: |vor Bill Lucas,
Allchurch, 166, 1949-58, 1965-68. Address of Supporters Club: Elysium Build-
Most Capped Player: Ivor Allchurch, 41 (68), ings, High Street, Swansea.
How to get there: 10 minutes’ walk from bus depot. South Wales Transport Co. Ltd. services
from High Street General Station to Lower Oxford Street.
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Aug 14. A Bradford C. W2-0 2-0 Davies, Ritchie (og) 5,183

21 4H_ Port Vale L 0-1 0-0 6,457
27 +A’ Tranmere R. D0-0 0-0 3,274
31 H_ Bristol R. W2-0 1-0 Evans, B., Screen, W. 6,801
Sept 4 H_ Barnsley W2-0 1-0 Davies, Thomas 6,000
11 A Mansfield T. W2-0 1-0 Davies2 3,547
18 H Torquay U. D0-0 0-0 7,396
25. A Blackburn R. W 2-1 0-0 Evans, Jones (og) 6,695
28 A Rotherham U. L 0-4 0-2 5,282
Oct 28 H _Notts:'Co: Di-1_ 1-1 Davies 9,703
9 A Bournemouth L 1-2 1-0 Evans, B. 12,057
16 H_ Bradford C, W2-0 2-0 Thomas, Evans, B. 6,539
19 H_ Brighton W 2-1 «1-0 Powney (og), Gwyther 6,206
23 A_ Bolton W. D 0-0 0-0 11,242
30 H_ Rochdale Wi1-0 1-0 Gwyther 7,743
Nov 5 A_ Shrewsbury T. L 0-3 0-2 5,417
13. H Walsall W 2-0 0-0 Thomas (pen), Davies 6,407
27 4H Halifax T. W 3-0 1-0 Gwyther 2, Davies 5,285
Dec 4 A_ Chesterfield W 2-1 0-0 Gwyther, Sullivan 8,018
18 A_ Barnsley W 1-0 0-0 Winstanley (og) 4,032
27 H_ Aston Villa L 1-2. 1-0 Williams, H. 24,419
Jan 1 A_ Torquay U. W441 2-0 Holme 3, Beer 3,573
8 H_ Tranmere R. Di-1 0-0 Mathias (og) 5,824
22 H_ Rotherham U. L 0-2 O1 8,717
24 A York C. Di-1 0-1 Holme 4,795
29 <A Brighton L 0-1 00 13,083
Feb 12 H_ Bolton W. W 3-2. ‘1-1 Slattery, Thomas 2 (2 pens) 4,962
19 A_ Rochdale Di-1 1-0 Slattery 3,097
26 H_ Shrewsbury T. W 1-0 0-0 Gwyther 5,068
Mar 4 A_ Walsall L 0-4 O61 3,808
11. H Bournemouth L 1-2. 1-1 Slattery 7,718
14 H YorkC. W 2-1 0-0 Gwyther, Screen, W. 3,749
18 A_ Port Vale L 0-3 O1 3,257
24 H Mansfield T. D 1-1 0-1 Screen, W. 3,494
28 A Oldham Ath. L 0-1 0-1 6,243
Apr 1 A _ Aston Villa L 0-2 0-0 33,394
3 A _ Notts. Co. L 0-5 0-3 14,019
4 H_ Blackburn R. L 0-1 0-0 3,367
8 H_ Plymouth Arg. Di-1 O01 Evans, B. 2,974
11. H Wrexham L 0-2 0-1 2,826
15 A_ Halifax T. W 1-0 1-0 Gwyther 2,620
18 H Oldham Ath. D 0-0 0-0 2,541
21 4H Chesterfield L 1-3 0-2 Evans, B. 2,887
25 A_ Bristol R. L 1-2. 0-2 Gwyther 6,881
29. A Wrexham L 0-2 0-1 3,805
May 2 A_ Plymouth Arg. L 1-4 0-2 Thomas 8,321
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League (46): Gwyther 9, Davies 7, Evans, B. 6, Thomas 6 (3 pens), Holme 4, Screen, W. 3, Slattery 3,
Beer 1, Sullivan 1, Williams, H. 1, Own Goal 5.
FA. Cup (6): Gwyther 2, Davies, Holme, Thomas, Williams, A.
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David Davies Skewen Swansea C. —_— _—
Tony Millington 511 1110 Hawarden W.B.A. 40 —
C. Palace 16 _
Peterborough 118 —_
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Full-backs
Peter Jones 57 100 Ellesmore Burnley 2 _—
Port Swansea C, 36 —
Tony Screen 594 110 Swansea Swansea C, 52 —_—
Half-backs
Keith Evans 58 117 Trealaw Swansea C, 12 —
Wyndham Evans 59 120 Lianelli Swansea C, 26+2 —_—
Barry Hole 511 114 Swansea Cardiff C. 211 16
Blackburn R. 79 13
Aston Villa 47 6
Swansea C, 78 3
Geoffrey Thomas 58 114 Swansea Swansea C, 22148 28
Car! Slee 60 10 10 Swansea Swansea C, 111+4 —
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Alan Curtis Rhondda Swansea C, — —
Brian Evans 574 9124 Brynmawr Swansea C. 32143 52
David Gwyther 5104 13 44 Birmingham Swansea C. 17442 49
Gerry Ingram Merthyr Swansea C, 17+1 —
Jeffrey Johnson Ss 7 “10°0) “Cardiff Manchester C, 442 —
Swansea C, — —
Ronnie Rees 58 108 Ystradgynlais Coventry C. 230 42
W.B.A. 3442 9
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Herbert Williams 60 11 124 Swansea Swansea C, 417+11 92
Glen Davies 59 10 44 Swansea Swansea C, 42+1 Ff
Free Transfers: Alan Beer; Philip Holme; Denley Morgan; Donald Payne; William Screen; James Slattery;
Alan Sullivan; Alan Williams,
Club Colours: White shirts, black shorts, white stockings.

Change Colours: All orange.
Club Captain: Alun Williams,
Club Coach: Roy Saunders.
First Team Trainer; Harry Griffiths,
Club Nickname: ‘Swans’,
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SWINDON TOWN DIV. 2
President: W. H. Castle. Chairman: H. E. Lane.

Directors: R. Fricker, F. Plyer, K. H. Wilmer, C. J. Green,
A. W. Done, F. L. Collings, Dr. J. Nicholes, T. Beales, C. Cowley.
Team Manager: Dave Mackay.
Gen. Manager: R. A. Morse.
Secretary: R. J. Jefferies.
P.R.O.: F. Collings (Swindon 27113).
Limited Company: 1894. Previous Ground: 1881-96, The Croft.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 2: Sth, 1969-70.

Division 3, Runners-up: 1962-63, 1968-69. F.A. Cup, Best Sea-
son, Semi-Finalists: 1910, 1912. Football League Cup, Best
Season, Winners: 1968-69. Anglo-Italian Cup, Winners: 1970. SAlUBprras er iNDUSIRY
Record Victory: 10-1 y Farnham United Most League Appearances: Maurice Owen,
Breweries, F.A. Cup, Ist Rd., Nov. 28th, 554, 1946-63.
Record Defeat: 1-10 v Manchester C., F.A. Wolverhampton W. for Ernie Hunt, Sept.
Cup, 4th Rd. Replay, Jan. 25th, 1930. 1965,
Most League Points: 64, Division 3, 1968-69. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £17,000 to New-
Most League Goals: 100, Division 3(S), 1926— castle U. for Arthur Horsfield, May 1969.
phi Managers Since the War: Louis Page,
Highest League Scorer in Season: Harry Maurice Lindley, Bert Head, Danny
Morris 47, Division 3(S), 1926-27. Williams, Fred Ford.
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: 216, Address of Supporters Club: Swindon Town
Harry Morris, 1926-33. Supporters Club, County Ground, Swin-
Most Capped Player: Rod Thomas, 23, don, Wilts.
Wales. Address of Club Shop: Souvenir Shop,
Supporters Club, County Ground.
How to get there: Special buses from Coate Water, Moredon and Rodbourne Arms. Bus
Station is half a mile from the ground. Nearest Railway Station, Swindon.
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Rd., January 15, 1972. Record receipts: £12,594 v Arsenal, F.A. Cup 3rd Rd.,
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Aug 14 A__ Blackpool L 1-4 0-2 Rogers 13,004

21. H_ Charlton Ath. W 2-1 0-0 —Horsfield, Butler 15,624
28. A Carlisle U. D 0-0 0-0 9,963
Sept 1 A Watford D 0-0 0-0 10,580
4 HMO ERE D 0-0 0-0 15,915
11 A Sunderland L 0-1 0-0 12,811
18 H Fulham W 4-0 2-0 Noble, Rogers, Jones, Butler 12,967
PSeeAGGardinG: W 1-0 0-0 Jones 16,292
29eer AS) EWC? L 0-2. 0-1 10,700
Oct 2 H_ Bristol C. L 0-1 0-0 21,383
9 A_ LutonT. D 0-0 0-0 13,423
16 H_ Blackpool W 1-0 0-0 Thomas 10,346
19 H_ Birmingham C. D 1-1 1-0 Horsfield 14,024
23 <A Sheffield W. L.O-t = 0-1 19,993
30 H Middlesbrough L 0-1 0-1 13,541
Nov 6 A_ Oxford U. D 0-1 0-1 Butler 12,382
13 H Millwall L 0-2 0-0 14,847
20 H_ Preston N.E. Di-1 0-0 Bird (og) 10,833
27 A _ Burnley W 2-1 2-0 Jones, Noble 12,224
Dec 4 H_ NorwichC. L 0-1 0-1 14,167
11 A. Orient W 1-0 0-0 Horsfield 6,120
1S TAT OIPERE L10=30 03 13,517
27 H_ Portsmouth W 3-1_—s«1-0 Bunkell, Rogers 2 20,494
Jan 1 A Fulham W 4-2 2-2 Horsfield 2, Rogers 2 7,406
8 H Carlisle U. D0-0 0-0 13,089
DORE. W 2-1 1-1 Noble, Horsfield 11,563
29 A Birmingham C. L 1-4 0-3 Horsfield 27,824
Feb 12 H_ Sheffield W. W1-0 1-0 Burrows 11,589
19 A Middlesbrough POs 18,205
26 H Oxford U. W440 1-0 Horsfield 3, Trollope 14,743
Mar 4 A _ Millwall D 2-2. 1-2. Mackay, Noble 16,036
18 A Charlton Ath. L 1-3. 1-0 Noble 7,433
25 H_ Sunderland DP i=t eI Noble 12,102
31 AS BristoliG: L 0-1 0-0 21,496
Apr 1 A_ Portsmouth W 2-1 0-0 Noble 2 125157
4 H CardiffC. W 3-1_—sI-1 Bunkell, Murray (og), Noble 15,393
15 H_ Burnley L 0-1 0-0 11,574
18) HY Luton Te W 2-1 0-1 Rogers, Horsfield 8,960
22, A Norwich C. L 0-1 0-1 31,736
25 H_ Watford W 2-0 1-0 Noble 2 8,768
29 H_ Orient D 2-2. 1-2 Horsfield, Noble 8,564
May 1 A Preston N.E. D 2-2 0-0 Noble 2 9,566
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League (47): Noble 14, Horsfield 12, ROgers 7, Butler 3, Jones 3, Bunkell 2, Thomas 1, Burrows 1,
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Swindon T. 245 —
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Paul Peterson 57 110 Luton Leeds U. —_— —
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Rod Thomas 60 12 10 Glyncorrwg Swindon T. 241 3
John Trollope 510 1113 Wroughton Swindon T. 500+ 1 16
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Frank Burrows 61 128 Larkhall Raith R. not known
Scunthorpe 106 4
Swindon T. 157 5
Joe Butler 5 7% 110 Newcastle Newcastle U. 3 —
Swindon T. 240+1 11
Dave Mackay 584 134 Edinburgh Hearts 135 26
Tottenham H. 268 43
Derby Co. 122 5
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Ron Potter 510 109 Wolverhampton W.B.A. 8+1 —
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Kenneth Stroud 511 120 London Swindon T, 21 —
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Ray Bunkell 59 113 Tottenham Tottenham H. —_— --
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David Dangerfield 59 118 Tetbury Swindon T. 16+3 —_—
Terry Hubbard 59 10 12 Sebastopol Swindon T. 16+1 _
Richard Legg 511 110 Chippenham SwindonT, Lael —
Dave Moss 59 117 Witney Swindon T, 2+3 —
Peter Noble 58 10 10 Newcastle Newcastle U, 22+3 7
Swindon T. 175+4 58
Steve Peplow 584 104 Liverpool Liverpool 2 —
Swindon T. 1442 4
Chris Porter 5104 118 North Swindon T. 25+1 4
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Don Rogers 510 1210 Paulton Swindon T. 384 140
Roger Smart 5104 1210 Swindon Swindon T, 32445 42
Ray Treacy 59 102 Dublin W.B.A. 2+1 1
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Club Colours; Red shirts, black shorts, red and black stockings,
Change Colours: All blue with blue and white stockings.
First Team Trainer|Coach; Des Anderson.
Club Captain: Dave Mackay
Club Nickname; ‘Robins’,
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Chairman: A. J. Boyce.
Directors: A. F. Cavanna, C. W. S. Williams, J. H. White,
L.D.S., R.C.S.(Eng.), H. G. Lidstone, J. H. Perry, M. C.
Spedding, J. Hudson.
Manager: Jack Edwards. Secretary: C. F. Smith.
Coach: Fred Ford.
Previous Name: 1910, Torquay Town; 1921, Torquay United.
Previous Grounds: 1898, Teignmouth Road; 1901, Torquay
Recreation Ground; 1905, Cricket Field Road; 1907, Torquay
Cricket Ground; 1910, Plainmoor.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 3: 4th, 1967-
68. Division 3(S), Runners-up: 1956-57. Division 4, Promoted:
1959-60, 1965-66. F.A. Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd., 1949, 1955,
1971. Football League Cup, Never past 3rd Rd.
Record Victory: 9-0 v Swindon T., Division Record Transfer Fee Received: £20,000 from
3(S), March 8, 1952. Bournemouth for Tommy Mitchinson,
Record Defeat: 2-10 v Fulham, Division 3(S), Dec. 1971.
Sept. 7th, 1931 and v Luton T., Division Record Transfer Fee Paid: £15,000 to Leices-
3(S), Sept. 2nd, 1933. ter C. for David Tearse, Nov. 1971.
Most League Points: 60, Division 4, 1959-60. Managers Since the War: Jack Butler, John
Most League Goals: 89, Diy. 3(S), 1956-57. McNeil, Bob John, Alex Massie, Eric
Highest League Scorer in Season: Sammy Webber, Frank O’Farrell, Allan Brown.
Collins, 40, Division 3(S), 1955-56. Address of Supporters Association: Plain-
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: 204, moor, Torquay, Devon.
Sammy Collins, 1948-58. Address of Club Shop: The Gulls Shop,
Most Capped Player: None. Torquay United, Supporters Association,
Most League Appearances: Dennis Lewis, Plainmoor, Torquay, Devon.
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Ground capacity: 22,000. Record attendance: 21,908 y Huddersfield T., F.A. Cup 4th Rd.,
January 29, 1955. Record receipts: £10,326 v Tottenham H., F.L. Cup, 3rd Rd., October 6,
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Aug 14 H_ Chesterfield W 3-2. 2-1. ~— Skirton, Welsh 2 6,851
21. A Shrewsbury T. L 0-2 0-2 4,341
28 4H_ Bristol R. D i-1 1-1 — Skirton 8,440
H_ Bradford C. W2-1 2-0 Skirton, Rudge (pen) 5,691
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A Rotherham U. D 2-2 0-0 Welsh, Skirton 3,956
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13. H_ Rochdale Di-1 1-0 Welsh 8,758
18 A Swansea C. D 0-0 0-0 7,396
25 H_ Brighton D 2-2 0-1 Jackson, Skirton 5,439
29 H Oldham Ath. L 0-2 0-0 4,989
Oct 2 A_ Rochdale L 0-5 0-2 4,551
9 H Wrexham L 2-3 2-2 Skirton, Welsh 3,969
16 A _ Chesterfield L 0-2 0-0 7,725
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22 A Tranmere R. ft SO=2u isl 3,524
30 H_ Barnsley Lt Murphy (og) 4,397
Nov 6 A_ Bournemouth L 0-1 0-1 13,609
13. H_ Blackburn R. W 3-1~—siI-1 Welsh, Tearse, Mitchinson 4,461
27) 7H PortiVale W 3-0 (‘1-0 Welsh 2, Mitchinson 3,619
Dec 4 A _ Mansfield T. D 0-0 0-0 5,138
18 H_ Rotherham U. L 0-1 0-1 4,620
27 A Plymouth Arg. EQiespe ie Jackson 20,096
Jan 1 H Swansea C. L 1-4 0-2 Edwards 3,573
8 _A_ Bristol R. L 0-2 0-1 8,344
22 A Oldham Ath. L 0-1 0-0 7,104
29) i vorkic: L 0-1 0-0 2,793
Feb 12 H_ Tranmere R. L 0-1 0-0 3,467
19 <A Barnsley D 0-0 0-0 3,835
26 H_ Bournemouth L 0-2 O-1 9,603
Mar 4 A_ Blackburn R. L 0-1 0-0 8,333
11 A Wrexham W 2-1 0-1 Jackson, Hill, B. 3,200 oe
Tae Ae Halifaxt. D 0-0 0-0 2,080
18 H_ Shrewsbury T. W 2-0 2-0 Wood (og), Sandercock, K. 4,073
22,008 Halifaxats W 2-0 1-0 Skirton, Twitchin 4,147
25 A Walsall L 0-1 0-0 5,511
31 A Brighton L 1-3 1-0 Tearse 275531
Apr 1 H_ Plymouth Arg. W 2-1 2-0 Welsh, Tearse 10,928
8 H_ Notts. Co. D 1-1 0-0 Tearse 6,357
12H Aston Villa W2-1 1-0 Jackson, Tearse 9,776
15 A _ Port Vale D 0-0 0-0 2,747
19 <A _ Bolton W. L 0-2 0-1 5,193
22H Mansfield T. L 0-1 0-1 3,825
26 <A_ Bradford C. Wi1-0 0-0 Stuckey 2,965
29 A Aston Villa eo a = | Edwards 37,582
May 3 A_ Notts. Co. L 1-2 0-2 Tearse 8,921
5 H_ Bolton W. Di-1 0-1 Stocks 2,081
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League (41): Welsh 10, Skirton 7, Tearse 6, Jackson 4, Edwards 2, Hill, B. W. 2, Miuchingon2, Johnson 1,
Rudge (1 pen), Sandercock, Ke Stocks 1, Stuckey 1, Twitchin 1, Own Goal2
League Cup (5): Stuckey PR, Edwards, Rudge, Welsh.
F.A. Cup (6): Tearse 3, Welsh 3.
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Second Round Oldham Ath. (h) 2-1
Third Round Tottenham H. (h) 1-4
F.A. Cup First Round Nuneaton (h) 1-0
Second Round Barnet (a) 4-1
Third Round Bolton W. (a) 1-2
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Mike Mahoney §11 1110 Bristol Bristol C.
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Clinton Boulton Selo! 11 3 SStoke Port Vale
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Leicester C.
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Don Payne 59 10 10 Swansea Swansea C.
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Dick Edwards 61 1210 Kirby Notts Co.
Mansfield T.
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Derek Harrison 60 118 Leicester Leicester C,
Torquay U.
Brian Hill 5 94 120 Bedworth Coventry C.
Bristol C. (on loan)
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Malcolm Lucas 564 117 Bradley Orient
Norwich C.
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Cliff Jackson 510 120 Swindon Swindon T.
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Robin Stubbs 60 127 Birmingham BirminghamC,
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Bruce Stuckey 58 116 Torquay U. Exeter C,
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Club Colours: Yellow shirts with blue trim, blue shorts with yellow stripe, yellow stockings with blue band.
Club Captain: Mal Lucas.
First Team Trainer:|Coach Jack Edwards,
Club Nickname: ‘The Gulls’.
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TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR DIV. 1
Chairman: 8. A. Wale. Directors: C. F. Cox (Vice-Chairman),
A. Richardson, H. G. S. Groves, G. A. Richardson.
Manager: Bill Nicholson. Secretary: G. W. Jones.
Asst. Manager: Eddie Baily.
Previous Grounds: 1882, The Marsh; 1885, Northumberland
Park; 1898, White Hart Lane.
Previous Name: i882-85, Hotspur Football Club.
1960-61; Runners-up: 1921-22, 1951-52, 1956-57, 1962-63.
Division 2, Champions: 1919-20, 1949-50; Runners-up:
1908-09, 1932-33. F.A, Cup, Winners: 1901 (as non-league
club), 1921, 1961, 1962, 1967. Football League Cup, Winners:
1970-71.
1961-62. European Cup Winners Cup:
1962-63 (winners), 1963-64, 1967-68. Most League Appearances: Ted Ditchburn,
418, (+ 34 F.A. Cup-ties) 1946-59.
U.E.F.A.-Cup: 1971-72 (winners).
Most Capped Player: Danny Blanchflower,
Record Victory: 13-2 vy Crewe Alex., F.A. 40 (56), N. Ireland.
Cup, 4th Rd. Replay, Feb. 3rd, 1960. Most League Goals in Total Aggregate:
Record Defeat: 2-7 v Liverpool, Division 1, Jimmy Greaves, 220, 1961-70.
Oct. 31st, 1914; v Newcastle U., Division 1, Record Transfer Fee Received: £70,000 for
Sept. Ist ,1951; v Blackburn R., Division 1, Terry Venables from Q.P.R.
Sept. 7th, 1963, and v Burnley, Division 1, Record Transfer Fee Paid: £200,000 to West
Apr. 22nd, 1964. Ham U., for Martin Peters, Mar. 1970.
Most League Points: 70, Division 2, 1919-20. Managers Since the War: Joe Hulme, Arthur
Most League Goals: 115, Division 1, 1960-61. Rowe, Jimmy Anderson.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Jimmy Address of Supporters Club: 744 High Road,
Greaves, 37, Division 1, 1962-63. N.17.
How to get there: Manor House (Underground). Then buses, 127, 279, 259. Buses 127, 149,
171, 243, 259, 123 or 279. Nearest Railway Station White Hart Lane (B.R.).
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Record receipts: £48,000 y Wolverhampton W., U.E.F .A.-Cup,: May 17, 1972.
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21 H_ Huddersfield T. W 4-1—s2-1 Chivers 2, Gilzean 2 33,260
257 Ae cedsiU: D 1-1 =+1-0 Gilzean (at Hull) 25,099
28 A Manchester C. L 0-4 0-2 33,683
Sept 4 H_ Liverpool W 2-0 1-0 Chivers, Peters 50,124
11 A_ Sheffield U. D 2-2 «1-1 Peters, Gilzean 41,112
18) (Ht (CGC) Ralace W 3-0 0-0 Peters (pen), Chivers, Mullery 37,239
25 A Coventry C. L 0-1 0-0 26,302
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23 H Nottingham F. W 6-1 3-0 Peters 2 (1 pen), Chivers, Mullery, 35,746
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Nov 6 H_ Everton W 3-0 ‘1-0 Pratt, Chivers 2 40,005
13. A Manchester U. L 1-3 0-1 Chivers 54,000
20 | + W.B.A. W 3-2=«1-0 England, Gilzean 2 31,895
24 H_ Arsenal D 1-1 0-1 Chivers 52,884
27 A Chelsea L 0-1 0-0 52,581
4 H_ Southampton W 1-0 1-0 Gilzean 31,351
LieAy SWeicestenc. W 1-0 0-0 Peters 30,721
18 A_ Liverpool D 0-0 0-0 43,409
27 H West Ham U. L 0-1 0-0 53,888
Jan le A. (GC. Palace D 1-1 0-0 Chivers 35,841
8 H Manchester C. Di-1l_ 1-0 Peters 36,470
22 A _ Newcastle U. Li-3. 0-1 Gilzean 29,950
29 H~ Leeds U. W 1-0 0-0 Chivers 46,774
Feb 12 A Nottingham F. W 1-0 0-0 Peters 20,209
[90 US StokeC- W2-0 1-0 Chivers 2 32,841
Mar 1 A Everton D 1-1 0-0 Peters 21,601
4 H Manchester U. W 2-0 0-0 Perryman, Chivers 54,814
11H Derby Co. L 0-1 0-0 36,310
25 H_ Sheffield U. W 2-0 2-0 Chivers, Gilzean 30,984
28 A Huddersfield T. D I-1 0-0 Pearce 16,023
aH H Coventry C. W 1-0 0-0 Chivers 32,548
Apr 1 <A West Ham U. L 0-2 0-1 30,763
3. A Ipswich T. L 1-2 0-0 Chivers 24,200
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League Cup (14): Chivers 7, Peters 3, Pearce 2, Naylor, Perryman.
F.A, Cup (9): Gilzean 4, Chivers 2, Peters 2, Pratt.
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Barry Daines 5114 118 Whitham Tottenham H. 1 —
Pat Jennings 60 126 Newry, Watford 48 —
Co. Down Tottenham H. 292 —
Terry Lee 511 110 Stepney Tottenham H. — _—
Full-backs
Phil Beal 510 119 Godstone Tottenham H. 2374+3 1
Ray Evans 5104 124 Edmonton Tottenham H. 49+2 —_
Joe Kinnear 584 116 Dublin Tottenham H. 145+2 1
Cyril Knowles 60 1113 Fitzwiliam Middlesbrough 37 —
Tottenham H. 304+1 8
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Peter Collins 61 12 10 Chelmsford Tottenham H. 70+6 2
Michael Dillon 5104 118 Highgate Tottenham H. — —
Mike England 62 132 Greenfields Blackburn R. 166 21
Tottenham H. 204 11
Philip Holder 53 106 Kilburn Tottenham H. 412 —_—
Alan Mullery 59 124 Notting Hill Fulham 199 13
Tottenham H. 312 25
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Martin Peters 604 11104 Plaistow West Ham U. 302 81
Tottenham H. 84 21
Graham Souness 594 116 Edinburgh Tottenham H. — _
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Martin Chivers 614 12124Southampton Southampton 17341 97
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Daniel Clapton Tottenham H. — —
Ray Clarke 5114 110 Hackney Tottenham H. — —
Ralph Coates 574 1194 Hetton-le-Hole Burnley 21342 26
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Alan Gilzean 60 124 Perth Dundee 135 111
Tottenham H. 279 +4 86
Edward Jones Tottenham H. _ _—
Gary Mabee Tottenham H, — —_
Roland McGrath Tottenham H, — —_
Roger Morgan 584 110 London Q.P.R. 180 39
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Terry Naylor 510 1110 Islington Tottenham H. 18+1 —
Jimmy Neighbour hg 1010 Chingford Tottenham H. 2447 a
Jimmy Pearce 510 116 Tottenham Tottenham H. 81425 17
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Steve Perryman 58 1010 Ealing Tottenham H. 104 5
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Free Transfers: Leslie Boughey ;William Cutbush; David Jenkins; Roy Woolcott.
Club Colours: White shirts, blue shorts, white stockings.

Change Colours: Yellow shirts, white shorts and stockings.
Club Captain: Alan Mullery.
Assistant Manager: Eddie Baily
First Team Trainer: John Wallis.
Club Nickname: ‘Spurs’,
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Chairman: C. W. Hodgson, J.P.

Directors: W. A. Bothwell, H. B. Thomas, H. A. Bainbridge,
F.C.A., G. A. Gould, J.P., F.C.A., Dr. J. Brown, R. Moffat,
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Secretary & General Manager: D. W. Russell.
Team Manager: Jackie Wright.
Assistant Player/ Manager: Ron Yeats.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 2: 22nd,
1938-39. Division 3(N), Champions: 1937-38. Division 4,
Promoted, 1966-67 (4th). F.A. Cup, Best Season: Sth Rd.,
1967-68. Football League Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd., 1961.
Record Victory: 13-4 v Oldham Ath., Division
3(N), Dec. 26th, 1935.
Record Defeat: 1-9 vy Tottenham H., F.A. Most League Appearances: Harold Bell, 595,
Cup, 3rd Rd. Replay, Jan. 14th, 1953. 1946-64 (including League record of 401
Most League Points: 60, Division 4, 1964-65. consecutive appearances).
Most League Goals: 111, Division 3(N), Record Transfer Fee Received: £25,000 from
1930-31. Derby Co. for Roy McFarland, Aug.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Bunny 1967.
Bell, 35, Division 3(N), 1933-34 (the same Record Transfer Fee Paid: £15,000 to North-
player scored 9 vy Oldham Ath. Dec. 26th, ampton T. for George Hudson, Jan. 1967.
1935). Managers Since the War: Ernie Blackburn,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Noel Kelly, Peter Farrell, Walter Gal-
Bunny Bell, 104, 1931-36. braith, Dave Russell.
Most Capped Player: J. Brown, 3 (4), Ireland; Address of Supporters Club: Supporters Assn.,
Albert Gray, 3 (24), Wales. 16, Prenton Park Rd. West Birkenhead.
How to get there: Special buses from Railway Stations, Hamilton Square and Rock Ferry.
Mersey Railway, Liverpool, to Hamilton Square, then buses 80 to 90 or 64.
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Prenton Park, 14 Prenton Road West, Birkenhead. Telephone 051-608-367
capacity: 35,000. Record attendance: 22,217 v Barnsley, F.A. Cup 4th Rd., January 2551936,
Record receipts: £8,982 v Stoke City F.A. Cup 4th Rd., February 5, 1971.
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Result a le Goalscorers Attendance
Aug 14. H Wrexham W2-1 1-1 Beamish, Storton 5,023
21. A Bristol R. L 1-2 0-1 Mathias 10,258
D 0-0 0-0 3,724
27 H_ Swansea C.
31 A Barnsley D 0-0 0-0 4,035
Sept 3. A Rochdale L 1-2 1-1 Beamish 3,685
H_ Rotherham U. D 0-0 0-0 2,822
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Bolton W. D 0-0 0-0 6,988
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27 H Mansfield T. D 2-2. 2-2 Coyne, Crossley (pen) 2,455
Oct 2 <A Halifax T. L 2-3 2-2 Beamish, Coyne 4,234
8 H_ Brighton W 2-0 2-0 Beamish, Coyne 3,731
16 A Wrexham L 0-3 0-1 5,982
20 <A_ Aston Villa L 0-2 0-1 24,231
22 H_ Torquay U. W 2-0 1-0 Beamish, Russell 3,524
30. A Bradford C. D 1-1 0-1 Beamish 5,295
Noy 5 HU York G W2-0 1-0 Russell, King 2,953
13. A Oldham Ath. LT, [(-3._ 1-3.” Russell 7,281
26 H_ Blackburn R. L 1-3 1-2. Moore 3,500
Dec 4 A_ Port Vale ke ae pet Beamish 3,701
17. H_ Rochdale W 2-0 0-0 Russell, Beamish 2,800
27 A Shrewsbury T. D 0-0 0-0 9,359
Jan 1 4H _ Plymouth Arg. W 3-2 «—~0-1 Beamish, Storton, Crossley 6,711
8 A Swansea C. D 1-1 0-0 ~~ Crossley 5,824
22 A Mansfield T. Di-1_ 1-l Beamish 4,740
28 H_ Aston Villa L 0O-l 0-0 12,054
Feb 12 A _ Torquay U. W 1-0 0-0 Moore 3,467
19 H_ Bradford C. W 4-1, 2-0 Moore 2, Crossley, Beamish 5,055
267 Ae OLKIC, L 0-5 0-1 4,227
Mar 4 4H _ Oldham Ath. D 2-2 2-2 Beamish, Cranston (og) 3,963
11 A_ Brighton L 0-2 0-1 17,439
15 A Chesterfield EY 2-2...) dal Moore, Manning 5,393
17 Hi Bristol R% | oe S| 4,294
25 A Rotherham U. D 0-0 0-0 5,756
27 H Walsall D 3-3 0-0 Storton 2, Maher 2,320
31 H_ Halifax T. L 2-3 2-1 King, Storton 5,125
Apr 3 A _ Bolton W. L 0-1 0-0 6,216
7 H~ Bournemouth 2 150 Fagan 4,504
15 A Blackburn R. L 1-4 0-2 Bradford (og) 7,676
18 A Walsall L 1-4 0-2 Moore 5,629
21 4H Port Vale W 3-2 2-2 Russell, Fagan, Yeats 3,544
24 _H_ Barnsley D 0-0 0-0 3,764
29. A_ Notts. Co. L 0-1 0-1 9,885
May 3 A_ Bournemouth D 0-0 0-0 11,260
8 H_ Notts. Co. W 2-1 1-1 King, Yeats 4,212
10 H_ Shrewsbury T. L 0-4 0-0 3,502
15 H Chesterfield L. i-2 1-1 Moore 3,268
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League (50): Beamish 12, Moore 7, Storton 7, Russell 3 Raaned 4 (1 pen), Coyne 3, King 3, Fagan 2,
Yeats 2, Maher 1, Manning 1; Mathias Ly Own Goa
League Cup (4): Beamish 2s Brodie, Moore.
FA. Cup (16): Crossley 5, Beamish 3, Moore 3, Storton 2, Brodie, King, Yeats.
League Cup First Round Chester (h) 1-1

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Second Round Preston N.E. (h) 0-1
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Goalkeepers
Tommy Lawrence 511 13 12 Dailly Liverpool 306 —
Tranmere R. 35 —
Full-backs
Chris Fagan 60 117 Liverpool Liverpool 1 —
Tranmere R. 2543 2.
Sydney Farrimond 594 114 Hindley Bolton W. 363+1 1
Shrewsbury T. — —_
Tranmere R. 62 —
Ray Mathias 5.9: 114 Liverpool Tranmere R. 15144 1
Half-backs
Fred Molyneux 60 120 Cheshire Liverpool — _
Southport a23 1
Plymouth Arg. 79 5
Tranmere R. 55+1 —
David Moorcroft 511 120 Liverpool Tranmere R. 10741 1
Trevor Storton 61 124 Keighley Tranmere R. 112+6 8
Ron Yeats 62 145 Aberdeen Dundee U. not known
Liverpool 358+1 13
Tranmere R. 19: 2
Forwards
Paul Crossley ae i 115 Rochdale Rochdale 17 2:
Preston N.E. 3 0
Southport 10 2
Tranmere R. 8547 8
Alan Duffy 56 106 Durham Newcastle U. 2+-2 =
Brighton 34+15 8
Tranmere R, 5 pees
Eddie Loyden 60 127 Liverpool Blackpool 2 —
Chester a9 22
Barnsley 6441 23
Chester 62 26
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Malcolm Moore 510 120 Sunderland Sunderland 1142 3
Crewe Alex. (on loan) 8 a
Tranmere R. 66+5 17
Alex Russell 58 110 Seaham Everton = ~—
Southport 262+1 63
Blackburn R. 2242 4
Tranmere R, 45+1 5
George Yardley (also retained)
Free Transfers: Eric Brodie; John Coyne; John Dempsey; Brian Joy; Alan King; Aiden Maher.
Club Colours; All white with blue facings, blue shorts and white stockings with blue tops,
Club Captain: Alan King.
First Team Trainer/Coach: Roy Lorenson.
Club Nickname: ‘Rovers’,
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President: Mrs. E. M. Harrison.
Chairman: R. Harrison.
Directors: E. Houghton, R. Sillett, W. C.
Adams, J. A. Harris.
Manager: Billy Moore.
Secretary and Commercial Manager: E. G. )
Wilson.
P.R.O.: J. H. Wilson (Walsall 27037),
Year Formed: 1888.
Previous Names: Walsall Swifts (Founded
1877) and Walsall Town (Founded 1879)
amalgamated in 1888 and were known as
Walsall Town Swifts until 1895.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Tony
Division 2: 6th, 1898-99. Division 4. Cham- Richards, 184, 1954-63.
pions: 1959-60. Division 3, Runners-up: Most Capped Player: A. Jones, 3, England.
1960-61. F.A. Cup, Best Season: Sth Rd., Most League Appearances: Colin Taylor,
1939 and last 16, 1888-89. Football League 452, 1958-63, 1964-68, 1969-72.
Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd., 1966-67. Record Transfer Fee Received: £35,000 from
Record Victory: 10-0 y Darwen, Division 2, Fulham for Allan Clarke, Mar. 1966.
Mar. 4th, 1899. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £17,000 to Birm-
Record Defeat: 0-12 v Small Heath, Dec. 17th ingham C. for Trevor Smith, Oct. 1964.
1892 and v Darwen, Dec. 26th, 1896, both Managers Since the War: Harry Hibbs,
Division 2. Tony McPhee, Brough Fletcher, Major
Most League Points: 65, Division 4, 1959-60. Buckley, John Love, Billy Moore, Alf
Most League Goals: 102, Division 4, 1959-60. Wood, Ray Shaw, Ron Lewin, Dick
Highest League Scorer in Season: Gilbert Graham.
Alsop, 39, Division 3(N), 1933-34 and Address of Supporters Club: 61 Bradford
1934-35, Street, Walsall, Staffs.
How to get there: Corporation specials from Bradford Place. Buses 37 and 38 within walking
distance of the ground. Nearest Railway Stations Bescot (ten minutes’ walk from ground) and
Walsall.
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ity: 24,100.
Ground capacity: Record attendance: : 25,453 v Newcastle
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Division 2,2, August29f
1961. Record receipts: £5,874 v Liverpool, F.A. Cup 4th Rd., February 17, 1968.
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Aug 14 A Barnsley L 2-4 0-3 Manning, Woodward 5,941
21 H_ Aston Villa D 1-1 1-1 Manning 13,051
28 A Oldham Ath. W 3-1 1-0 Morris, Penman, Woodward 8,477
Sept 1 A Shrewsbury T. L 1-4 0-2 Manning 6,873
4 H_ Notts. Co. L 1-2 0-0 Manning 6,780
11 A Torquay U. D 222502-1 Morris, Taylor, C. (pen) 5,950
13 A Plymouth Arg. L 2-3. 2-1 Smith, Manning 10,393
18 H_ Blackburn R. D 0-0 0-0 4,235
25 Amevork C: L 0-2 0-1 5,294
28 H_ Chesterfield D 1-1 1-1 Morris 3,664
Oct 2 H_ Port Vale W 2-0 0-0 Taylor, B., Wright 4,642
9 A Bradford C. TROSmn Ont é 4,729
16 H_ Barnsley D 1-1 1-0 Taylor, B. 2,721
18 A Wrexham Lv is32 5 12a TayiomB: 4,566
23 H_ Brighton L 0-1 0-1 3,719
30 A _ Rotherham U. Di-1 1-0 Woodward 7,997
Nov 6 H_ Bristol R. W 2-0 1-0 Morris, Train (pen) 3,978
13. A Swansea C. L 0-2 0-0 6,407
26 H_ Rochdale W 3-0 2-0 Jones, Woodward, Wright 3,575
Dec 4 A_ Halifax T. Ev le3. ol Jones 3,421
18 A_ Notts. Co. L 0-3 0-2 L1, 775
27. +H Mansfeld T. W 2-1 0-0 Morris, Taylor, C. 7,001
ie gc tk A Blackburn R. Di-1 1-0 Thomson 10,113
8 H Oldham Ath. | ay Morris, Harrison S258
22 A Chesterfield D 1-1 0-0 Manning 7,743
29. H Wrexham W 2-1 1-0 Harrison (pen), Taylor, B. 3,635
Feb 12. A_ Brighton W 2-1 1-0 Bennett, Taylor, B. 14,437
19 _H_ Rotherham U. D 0-0 0-0 4,506
23 A Bournemouth D 0-0 0-0 10,016
26 A BristolR. L 1-2 1-1. Morris 8,665
Mar 4 H_ Swansea C. W 4-0 1-0 Harrison, Penman. Shinton, Morris 3,808
11H Bradford C. W 3-0 3-0 Shinton 2, Jones, C. 4,100
14H Bournemouth D 1-1 1-1 Morris 10,828
18 A Aston Villa D 0-0 0-0 45,953
22. A__ Bolton W. W1-0 1-0 Harrison 6,785
25. H_ Torquay U. W1-0 0-0 Bennett 5,511
27 _A_ Tranmere R. 11923 020 Shinton, Morris, Harrison (pen) 2,320
Apr 1 A Mansfield T. D 1-1 0-0 Jones, C. 5,770
3A Port Vale Detalieee 050, Evans 5,250
4 JH Yorkict W 2-1 1-0 Taylor, B., Harrison 7.661
8 Bolton W. D 0-0 0-0 Taylor, B. 4,735
It H_ Plymouth Arg. Wi1-0 0-0 Harrison 5,804
15 A Rochdale D 0-0 0-0 3,027
18 H_ Tranmere R. W Aelia 0 Shinton, Taylor, B. 2, Morris 5,629
21H Halifax T. D 0-0 0-0 6,096
25 H_ Shrewsbury T. W 4-1 2-1 Shinton, Jones, C., Harrison (pen),
Evans 6,697
Goalscorers
League (62): Morris 11, Taylor, B. 9, Harrison 8 (3 pen), Manning 6, Shinton 6 Woodward 4, Jones, C. 3,
Bennett 2, Evans 2, Jones, S. 2, Penman 2, Taylor, C. 2 (1 pen), Wright 2, Smith 1, Thomson 1, Train
(1 pen).
F.A. Cup (9): Wright 3, Woodward 2, Evans, Morris, Taylor, Train.
League Cup First Round Stockport Co. (a) 0-1
F.A. Cup First Round Dagenham (h) 4-1
Second Round Brighton (a) 1-1
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Third Round Bournemouth (h) 1-0
Fourth Round Everton (a) 1-2
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Goalkeepers
60 132 Thornaby-on- Coventry C. 133 —
Robert Wesson
Tees Walsall 61 —
Doncaster R. (on loan) 5 _—
Walsall 81 —_—
Full-backs
Michael Evans 126 West Bromwich Walsall 210+3 6
Frank Gregg 11 10 Stourbridge Walsall 353+6 2
Colin Harrison 118 Pelsall Walsall 183+15 17
Half-backs
Nicholas Atthey 118 Newcastle- Walsall 265+7 8
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Stanley Bennett 126 Birmingham Walsall 301+1 9
Stanley Jones 134 Highley Walsall 30 —_—
W.B.A. 239 2
Walsall 183+1 7
Forwards
James Dainty Coleshill Walsall 1+1 a
Chris Jones 10 12 Altrincham Manchester C, 641 2.
Swindon T. 49 +19 18
Walsall 19 3
Geoffrey Morris 110 Birmingham Walsall 153+5 32
Willie Penman 4 Fifeshire Rangers 3 =
Newcastle U. 6241 18
Swindon T. 87+13 17
Walsall 78+2 a
Robert Shinton 11 0 West Bromwich Walsall 14 6
John Smith 3 0 London West Ham U. 125 21
Tottenham H. 21 1
Coventry C, 34+-1 7
Orient 38+1 3
Torquay U. 68 8
Swindon T. 79 +5 9
Walsall 13 1
Brian Taylor Gateshead Coventry C, —_ _—
Walsall 3142 9
Colin Taylor 3 TF 11 64 Stourbridge Walsall 214 93
Newcastle U. 33 7
Walsall 148 52
C. Palace 324-2 8
Walsall 82+8 24
John Woodward 60 110 Stoke Stoke C. 10+1 1
Aston Villa 224-5 a
Walsall 99 +6 17
Free Transfers: Alan Deakin; Keith Gough; David Harris.
Club Colours: White shirts with red facings, red shorts, white stockings.
Change Colours: Blue shirts, white shorts, claret and blue stockings,
Club Captain: John Smith.
First Team Trainer|Coach: Jimmy MacEwan,
Club Nickname; ‘Saddlers’,
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WATFORD
President: His Worship the Mayor, Ald. Mrs. M. Dodd.

Chairman: J. Bonser.
Directors: 8. A. Lepard, D. N. Broad, J. Harrowell, C. G. Layley,
N. E. Ovenden, H. M. Stratford.
Manager: George Kirby. Secretary: R. E. Rollitt.
Previous Grounds: 1899, Cassio Road; 1919, Vicarage Road.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 2: 18th, 1970-
71. Division 3, Champions: 1968-69. Promoted from Division 4
1959-60. F.A. Cup, Best Season, Semi-Finalists: 1970. Football
Record Victory: 10-1 v Lowestoft Town, F.A.
Cup, Ist Rd., Nov. 27th, 1926. Record Transfer Fee Received: £35,000 from
Record Defeat: 0-10 vy Wolverhampton W., Sheffield U. for Tony Currie, Feb. 1968.
F.A. Cup, Ist Rd. Replay, Jan. 13th, 1912. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £30,000 to Wolves
Most League Points: 64, Division 3, 1968-69. for Dave Woodfield, Sept. 1971.
Most League Goals: 92, Division 4, 1959-60. Managers Since the War: Jack Bray, Eddie
Highest League Scorer in Season: Cliff Hapgood, Haydn Green, Ron Gray, Len
Holton, 42, Division 4, 1959-60. Goulden, Neil McBain, Ron Burgess, Bill
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Tom McGarry, Ken Furphy.
Barnett, 144, 1928-39. Address of Supporters Club: Watford F.C.
Most Capped Player: F. Hoddinott, 2, Wales; Supporters Club, Vicarage Road, Watford.
Pat Jennings, 2 (38), Ireland. Address of Club or Boutique: Same as Foot-
Most League Appearances: Tom Barnett, ball Club.
How to get there: Bus 385 from Watford Junction. This and Watford High Street stations;
both within easy walking distance.
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3, 1969.
36,500. : Record attendance; 34,099 vyManchester U., F.A. Cup 4th Rd., February
Record receipts: £18,400 v Liverpool, F.A. Cup 6th Rd., February 21, 1970.
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Aug 14 A Fulham Tn 0=0O=2 13,560
21H Sunderland Di-1 1-0 Wigg 11,283
28 A Charlton Ath. i Os (el 12,206
Sept 1 H SwindonT. D 0-0 0-0 10,580
4 H Cardiff C. D 2-2 1-0 McGettigan, Welbourne 10,233
11 A Carlisle U. L 0-2 0-0 9,743
18 H_ Blackpool W 1-0 0-0 Eddy 10,575
25 AROLP AR: L 0-3 0-1 15,698
28 A Birmingham C. L 1-4 1-2 McGettigan 28,095
Oct 2 H_ Portsmouth W1-0 0-0 Williams 11,633
9 A YW BristoliC. L 1-2 0-1 Lindsay 18,100
16 H Fulham Bb 1-2), 1-1 Franks 9,303
20H Hull'C. I, 3e2o-si0=2 Welbourne 7,983
23 A Middlesbrough 1 1220-2 Wiese 19,947
30 H_ Sheffield W. D i-1 0-1 Eddy 11,314
Nov 6 A _ Millwall L 2-3 0-0 Lindsay, Franks 13,182
13. H_ Luton T. W 2-1 ‘1-1 Eddy, Franks 14,000
20 H_ Burnley W 2-1 0-0 Wigg, McGettigan 11,538
27 A Preston N.E. L 0-2 0-0 11,318
Dec 4 H_ Orient L 0-1 0-1 9,518
11 A Norwich C. Dt-1 0-1 Morrissey 20,466
18 A. CandiC, L 0-2 0-1 11,113
27 H Oxford U. L 0-1 0-0 14,270
Jan 1 A Blackpool L 0-5 0-3 10,745
8 H = Charlton Ath. L 0-3. 0-2 9,218
22 H_ Birmingham C. iL, O-1, 05] 10,884
29) GA oulbiall GC; L 0-4 0-0 10,546
Feb 12. H = Middlesbrough L 0-1 0-0 8,109
19 A Sheftield W. Lat=25 0-0 Williams 13,934
Mar 4 A _ Luton T. D 0-0 0-0 10,816
11 H_ Bristol C. L 0-2 0-1 5,384
25 H Carlisle U. XL J? T-] Kenning 6,004
31 1SWl WOESee L 0-2 0-1 13,719
Apr 1 A Oxford U. D 0-0 0-0 6,388
3 A Portsmouth 252 10=3 Eddy 2 (1 pen) 7,909
8 A Burnley L 0-3 0-2 8,663
IB H_ Preston N.F. W 1-0 0-0 Eddy 4 un
17 A Sunderland L 0-5 0-1 8,981
22 A Orient L 0-1 0-0 7,244
25. A _ Swindon T. Le O20 0-1 8,768
29 H = Norwich C. Di-1= 0-1 Wigg 22,421
Feb 26 H- Millwall L 0-1 0-0 14,575
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Lengue (24): Eady 6(1 pen), Wigg 4, McGettigan 3, Franks 3, Welbourne 2, Williams 2, Lindsay 2, Morrissey
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League Cup (5): Eddy, Lindsay, Lugg, Walley, Wigg.
F.A. Cup (1): Wigg.
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Goalkeepers
60 120 Liverpool Everton 85 —
Andy Rankin
Watford 19 _
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York C. 60 —
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Full-backs
David Butler 58 115 Stockton Workington T. 195+4 7)
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Mike Packer 510 110 London Watford 39+10 2
Crewe Alex. (on loan) 12 a
John Pearce 5104 11 Watford Watford O+1 —
Duncan Welbourne 59 11 Scunthorpe Grimsby T. 129 3
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Watford 239+1 26
Colin Franks 5m 128 Wembley Watford 54+ 13 6
Walter Lees §10 114 Glasgow Watford 10344 4
David Woodfield 511 11 10 Leamington Wolverhampton W. 247+3 13
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John Farley 574 912 Stockton Watford 25+4 4
Halifax T. (on loan) 6 3
Billy Jennings 59 114 Hackney Watford 2443 2
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Shrewsbury T. 62 17
Norwich C, 42 9
Wolverhampton W, 35+1 5
Watford 15+1 1
Jimmy Lindsay 574 102 Hamilton West Ham U. 35+3 2
Watford 36 2
Ray Lugg 59 1010 Jarrow Middlesbrough 344-3 3
Watford 5148 3
Larry McGettigen 594 105 London Watford 2342 3]
Pat Morrissey aed 10 5 Eire Coventry C. 6+4 —
Torquay U. 1942 —
Crewe Alex. 95+1 28
Chester 9 1
Watford 12 1
Roy Sinclair 58 112 Liverpool Tranmere R. 130+5 17
Watford Spe Sywy 3
Chester (on loan) 5 2
Ron Wigg 60 115 London Orient — —
Ipswich T. 3642 8
Watford 7643 17
Free Transfers: Derek Edmonds; Charles Woods.
Club Colours; Gold shirts, black shorts, gold stockings.

Club Captain: Keith Eddy.
Club Nickname: ‘Hornets’,
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President: Major H. Wilson Keys, M.C., T.D.
Chairman: J. W. Gaunt.
Directors: F. A. Millichip, T. H. Silk, T. W. Glidden, J.
Gordon, C. I. Edwards.
Manager: Don Howe. Secretary: A. Everiss, J.P.
Asst. Manager: George Wright.
Promotions Manager: Les Thorley.
Previous Grounds: 1879, Walsall Street; 1879, Dartmouth
Park; 1881, Bunn’s Field, Walsall Street; 1882, Four Acres
(Dartmouth Cricket Club); 1885, Stoney Lane; 1900, The Haw-
thorns. Previous Name: 1879-80, West Bromwich Strollers.
Honours: Football League, Division 1, Cham-
pions: 1919-20; Runners-up: 1924-25,
1953-54. Division 2, Champions: 1901-02, Most Capped Player: Stuart Williams, 33
1910-11; Runners-up: 1930-31, 1948-49. (43), Wales.
F.A, Cup, Winners: 1888, 1892, 1931, 1954, Most League Appearances: Jesse Pennington,
1968; Runners-up: 1886, 1887, 1895, 1912, 455, 1903-22, (39 F.A. Cup appearances).
1935. Football League Cup, Winners: 1965— Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: 206,
66; Finalists: 1966-67, 1969-70. Ronnie Allen, 1950-61.
European Competitions: European Cup Win- Record Transfer Fee Received: £60,000 from
ners Cup: 1968-69. European Fairs Cup: Nottingham F. for Ronnie Rees, Feb. 1969.
1966-67. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £100,000 to
Record Victory: 12-0 y Darwen, Division 1, Sunderland for Colin Suggett, July 1969.
_ April 4th, 1892, Managers Since the War: Jack Smith, Vic
Record Defeat: 3-10 v Stoke C., Division 1, Buckingham, Gordon Clarke, Archie
Feb. 4th, 1937. Macaulay, Jimmy Hagan, Alan Ashman.
Most League Points: 60, Division 1, 1919-20. Address of Supporters Club: Throstle Club,
Most League Goals: 105, Division 2, 1929-30. Birmingham Road, West Bromwich, Staffs.
Highest League Scorer in Season: ‘Ginger’ Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Albion
Richardson, 39, Division 1, 1935-36. Club Shop, same address as club.
How to get there: Nearest Railway Station is Birmingham New Street. Buses 74 and 75 run
from nearby Snow Hill.
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capacity: 50,000. Record attendance: 64,815 v Arsenal, F.A. Cup 6th Rd., March 6, 1937.
Record receipts: £17,924 v Arsenal 5th Rd., F.A. Cup, February 12, 1969.
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H/Time
Aug 14 A West Ham U. W 1-0 1-0 Brown, T. 27,130

18 H_ Everton W 2-0 2-0 Wile, Brown, T. 29,317
Die Ae iCoventry€. D 1-1 0-0 Brown, T. 24,559
23. A Manchester U. E302 Brown, T. 23,146
28 A Sheffield U. D 0-0 0-0 32,768
Sept 1. A Chelsea TOs te Ont 29,931
4 H_ Arsenal L 0-1 0-1 29,992
11 A Huddersfield T. L 0-1 0-1 9,938
18 H_ Ipswich T. ee t22) 1022 Brown, T. 19,001
25 AW DerbyiCot D 0-0 0-0 30,628
Oct 2 H Manchester C. 1 O225 0-2 25,634
9D. W AGEC. Balace W 2-0 1-0 Brown. T., Gould 22,399
16 H West Ham U. D 0-0 0-0 20,740
23. Hl Leicester C. L 0-1 0-1 23,266
30 A Southampton D 1-1 0-1 Hartford 16,972
Nov 6 H_ StokeC. L 0-1 0-1 19,207
13 A Nottingham F. L 1-4 1-0 Astle 20,024
20 A Tottenham H. L 2-3 0-1 Gould, Brown, T. 31,895
27 H Wolverhampton W. L 2-3 0-2 Brown, T. (pen), Gould 36,328
Dec 4 A ~- Leeds U. L 0-3 0-1 32,521
11 H Newcastle U. L 0-3 0-0 18,036
18 A_ Arsenal L 0-2 0-1 28,177
29 H Liverpool W 1-0 1-0 Brown, T. 43,804
Jan. A Ipswich T. W 3-2 0-1 Brown, T., Gould, McVitie 17,085
8 H_ Sheftield U. Di 2-2. 1-1 Brown, T. 2 21,788
22 A _ Everton | Gould 36,412
29H Manchester U. W 2-1 0-1 Gould, Astle 47,012
Feb 12 A Leicester C. W 1-0 0-0 Brown, T. 24,225
19 H Southampton W 3-2 ‘1-1 Gould, Cantello, Brown, T. 17,956
Mar 1 A _ Manchester C. L 1-2 0-1 Brown, T. (pen) 25,677
4 H Nottingham F. W 1-0 1-0 Wile 16,844
uy HC. Palace D 1-1 1-0 Brown, A. 17,217
17 A Coventry C. W 2-0 1-0 Wile, Brown, A. 22,424
25. H_ Huddersfield T. D 1-1 0-0 Gould 18,501
Apr 1 A Liverpool L 0-2 0-1 46,564
5H Derby Co. D 0-0 0-0 32,344
8 H Tottenham H. D I-l 1-0 Hope (pen) 20,860
15. A Wolverhampton W. W 1-0 1-0 Brown, T. 30,619
22 H Leeds UJ. E.0-)) 0-0 39,724
27 H_ Chelsea W 4-0 1-6 Brown, T., Gould, Brown, A., Cantello 18,489
May 3 A _ Newcastle U. L 2-4 0-2 Gould 2 20,000
5 A_ Stoke C. D 1I-l 1-0 Gould 16,206
Goalscorers
tepgue Ce): raed 17 (2 pens), Gould 12, Wile 3, Brown, A. 3, Astle 2, Cantello 2, Hartford 1, McVitie
, Hope 1 (pen).
F.A. Cup (1): Brown, T.
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League
Player and
position
Goalkeepers
Peter Latchford 60 120 Birmingham W.B.A. _— _—
John Osborne 61 116 Sheffield Chesterfield 110 —_
W.B.A. 140 =
Graham Smith 511 120 Liverpool Notts Co. 10 —
Colchester U. 94 —
W.B.A. 6 =—
Full-backs
Lyndon Hughes §11 115 Smethwick W.B.A, 56+6 —
Roger Minton 584 1010 Lower Gornal W.B.A. 12+1 —
Ray Wilson i ie ee) Grangemouth W.B.A. 118+2 oe
Half-backs
Stewart MacLaren W.B.A. _ a
Alan Merrick 510 6 Water Orton W.B.A. 55+3 _—
Gordon Nisbet 5 10 14 Wallsendon W.B.A. 22 —
Tyne
Alistair Robertson 59 103 Glasgow W.B.A. 4441 _—
John Wile 61 1112 Sherburn Sunderland — —
Peterborough 116+2 —_
W.B.A. 63 2
Forwards
Russell Allen W.B.A. _ _
Jeff Astle 5114 132 Eastwood Notts Co. 96 31
W.B.A. 271+1 131
Alistair Brown 60 110 Edinburgh Leicester C, 93+8 =|
W.B.A. 11 3
Tony Brown 564 116 Oldham W.B.A 295 128
David Butler W.B.A, —_ _—
James Collard W.B.A., — —
Len Cantello 594 1084 Manchester W.B.A 78+4 2
Donald Day W.B.A _ —_
Allan Glover Oo 112 Windsor Q.P.R. 5+1 —_
W.B.A. 743 —
Bobby Gould 510 115 Coventry Coventry C. 784+3 40
Arsenal 57+8 16
W.B.A. 31 12
Asa Hartford mi 106 Glasgow W.B.A. 132+8 12
Lloyd Johnson 58 117 Vancouver W.B.A. 242 _
Michael McCartney W.B.A. — —
Hugh MacLean 58 94 ~~ Larkhill W.B.A, 2 —
George McVitie 593 111 Carlisle Carlisle U. 12444 21
W.B.A. 42 5
Colin Suggett 59 10 12 Washington Sunderland 8343 24
W.B.A. 102+ 4 17
James Woolgar 58 10 13 Chesterfield W.B.A. = —_
Free Transfers: David Holden; John Honour; Graham Lovett.
Club Colours: Navy blue and white striped shirts with white sleeves, shorts and stockings.
Change Colours: Yellow shirts, blue shorts, yellow stockings,
Club Captain: John Wile.
Coach: Albert McPherson,
First Team Trainer; Brian Whitehouse.
Club Nickname: ‘Baggies’, ‘Throstles’, ‘Albion’,
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Chairman: R. H. Pratt.
Directors: L. C. Cearns, W. F. Cearns, R. G. Brandon, B. R.
Cearns, F.C.I.S.
Manager; Ron Greenwood. Secretary: E. Chapman.
Coach: John Lyall.
P.R.O.: Jack Helliar. Year Formed: 1900.
Previous Grounds: Memorial Recreation Ground, Canning Town;
1904, Boleyn Ground.
1926-27, 1958-59. Division 2, Champions: 1957-58; Runners-up:
1922-23. F.A. Cup, Winners: 1964; runners-up: 1922-23.
Football League Cup, Runners-up: 1966.
European Competitions: European Cup Winners Cup:
(Winners), 1965-66.
Record Victory: 8-0 v Rotherham U., Divi- Watson, 306, 1920-35.
sion 2, 1957-58 and Sunderland, Division 1, Record Transfer Fee Received: £200,000 from
Oct. 19th, 1968. Tottenham H. (including Jimmy Greaves
Record Defeat: 0-10 v Tottenham H., in part exchange) for Martin Peters, Mar.
Southern League, 1904-05. 1970.
Most League Points :57, Division 2, 1957-58. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £120,000 to New-
Most League Goals: 101, Division 2, 1957-58. castle U. for Bryan Robson, Feb. 1971.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Vic Wat- Managers Since the War: Charlie Paynter,
son, 41, Division 1, 1929-30. Ted Fenton.
Most Capped Player: Bobby Moore, 96, Address of Supporters Club: Same as Foot-
England. ball Club.
Most League Appearances: Jimmy Ruffell Address of Club Shop or Boutique: Hammers
508, 1921-38. Shop, Boleyn Ground, Green Street, Upton
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Vic Park, London E.13.
How to get there: Nearest Station Upton Park (Underground) — five minutes’ walk. Buses
from Barking Road, Romford Road and Green Street.
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capacity: 42,250. Record attendance: 43,322 v Tottenham H., Division 1, October 17, 1970.
Record receipts: £16,986 v Hereford F.A. Cup 4th Rd., Replay February 14, 1972.
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Venue Opponents Result “thee Goalscorers Attendance
Date
W.B.A. L 0-1 0-1 27,130
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Derby Co. L 0-2 0-2 30,683
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Nottingham F. L 0-1 0-1 17,185
21 A _
\H_ Ipswich 'T. D0-0 0-0 25,714
23.
H_- Everton Wi1-0 0-0 Best 26,878
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30 H Coventry C. W 4-0 2-0 Best 2, Hurst, Robson 28,176
Sept 4 A Newcastle U. TD 2-2) ) 2-1 Hurst, Robson 31,910
rine) Chelsea W2-1 0-0 Best2 36,866
18 A Manchester U. L 2-4 1-2 Best, Brooking 53,339
258 Hi (Stoke: W 2-1 1-0 Best, Smith (og) 29,193
Oct 2A. LeedsiUs D 0-0 0-0 30,942
ORE “eicesteriG- D 1-1 0-0 Hurst 31,060
16 A W.B.A. D 0-0 0-0 20,740
23H Wolverhampton W. W 1-0 1-0 Best 33,833
30 A_ C. Palace W 3-0 2-0 Coker, Bonds, Best 41,540
Nov 6 H_ Sheffield U. L 1-2 0-1 Robson 36,595
13. A Huddersfield T. L 0-1 0-0 14,177
20 H Manchester C. L 0-2 0-1 33,694
27 A Liverpool L 0-1 0-0 43,399
Dec 4 4H_= Arsenal D 0-0 0-0 35,155
11 A Southampton D 3-3 3-2 Bonds, Best, Brooking 20,506
18 H Newcastle U. L 0-1 0-1 21,991
27 A_ Tottenham H. W 1-0 0-0 Best 53,888
Jan 1 H Manchester U. W 3-0 ——-1-0 Robson, Best, Hurst (pen) 41,892
8 A Everton EP) de? yi Hurst (pen) 38,482
22.1 H, Derby Co D 3-3), 141 Lampard, Robson, Brooking 31,045
299A) Ipswich: L 0-1 0-0 22,766
Feb 12 A Wolverhampton W.L 0-1 0-0 26,852
19 HC. Palace D 1-1 0-0 Best 28,209
29 A_ Sheffield U. L 0-3 0-1 24,034
Mar 4. H_ Huddersfield T. W 3-0—1-0 Best 2, Robson 18,481
11 A Leicester C. L 0-2 0-0 23,345
18 H _ Nottingham F. W 4-2 (3-0 Robson 2, Hurst, Brooking 20,960
21. A ‘Coventry ‘CGC: Detst) ge Best 18,640
25 A Chelsea |ial i Sa Od Best 45,137
31 H_ Leeds U. D 2-2 2-0 Bonds, Hurst 41,003
Apr 1 H_ Tottenham H. W 2-0 1-0 Brooking, Coker 30,763
4 A i Stoke C. D 0-0 0-0 24,688
8 A Manchester C. L 1-3) 0-1 Hurst 38,491
15 H_ Liverpool L 0-2 0-1 32,660
22 A Arsenal L 1-2 1-1 Brooking 45,251
May 1 H Southampton W 1-0 0-0 Robson 18,479
Goalscorers
League (47): Best 17, Robson 9, Hurst 8 (2 pens), Brookin g 6, Bonds 3, Coker 2, Lampard 1, Own Goal 1
League Cup (15): Best 4, Hurst 4, Robson 4, Bonds 2, Brooking.
F.A. Cup (7): Hurst 4, Best 2, Robson.
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Player and League
Goalkeepers
Peter Grotier 511 122 Stratford West Ham U. 39 —_—
Bobby Ferguson 5 104 1111 Ardrossan Kilmarnock 73 —
West Ham U. 167 _
Full-backs
Billy Bonds 604 1210 Woolwich Charlton Ath. 95 1
West Ham U. 200 8
Clive Charles West Ham U. o —
Frank Lampard 510 121 West Ham West Ham U. 131 2
John McDowell 59 11 94 East Ham West Ham U. 65 _
Half-backs
Peter Eustace 5 114 1111 Scotsbridge Sheffield W. 18943 20
West Ham U. 41+2 6
Rotherham U. (on loan) 6 1
Paul Heffer 62 121 Upton Park West Ham U. 1144 _
Kevin Lock West Ham U. 142 —
Bobby Moore 60 12 13 London West Ham U. 482+1 20
Tommy Taylor 61 130 Hornchurch Orient 11242 6
West Ham U. ae 1
Forwards
Clyde Best 61 120 Bermuda West Ham U. 87+2 27
Ronnie Boyce 59 114 West Ham West Ham VU. 276+5 22
Trevor Brooking 604 1210 Barking West Ham U. 130+7 27
Ade Coker West Ham U. 5 2
Joe Durrell West Ham U. =F 8| —
Pat Holland 58 111 Limehouse West Ham U. 15+1 1
Bournemouth (on loan) 10 _
Geoff Hurst 5114 129 Ashton under West Ham U. 409+1 180
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David Llewelyn 60 1112 Cardiff West Ham U. 244 _
Bryan Robson 58 118 Sunderland Newcastle U. 205+1 81
West Ham U. 56 12
John Ayris 57 90 _ Poplar West Ham.U. 1742 —_—
Jimmy Greaves (also retained)
Club Colours: Claret shirts, blue sleeves, white shorts and white stockings.
Change Colours; Sky blue shirts with two claret bands, sky blue shorts and stockings.
Club Captain: Bobby Moore.
First Team Trainer: David Jenkins,
Club Nickname: ‘Hammers’.
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WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS DIV. 1
Chairman: J. R. Ireland.
Directors: W. C. Sproson, J. H. Marshall, G. S. Clark, H. J.
Marshall, G. P. Devine.
Manager: Bill McGarry. Secretary: P. A. Shaw.
Previous Grounds: 1877, Goldthorn Hill; 1884, Dudley Road;
1889, Molineux.
Previous Name: 1880, St. Luke’s, Blakenhall combined with The
Wanderers to become Wolverhampton Wanderers.
1957-58, 1958-59; Rs.-up: 1937-38, 1938-39, 1949-50, 1954-55,
1959-60. Division 2, Champions: 1931-32; Runners-up: 1966-67.
Division 3(N), Champions: 1923-24. F.A. Cup, Winners: 1893,
1908, 1949, 1960; Runners-up: 1889, 1896, 1921, 1939. Football
League Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd., 1968-69, 1969-70. Only Club
to Win Championships of Division 1, 2, and
land (70 consecutive).
Division 3(N).
Most League Appearances: Billy Wright, 491,
1946-59 (+ 44 F.A. Cup appearances).
1958-59, 1959-60. European Cup Winners
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Bill
Cup: 1960-61. U.E.F.A.-Cup: 1971-72.
Hartill, 164, 1928-35.
Finalists.
Record Victory: 14-0 yv Crosswell’s Brewery, Liverpool for Alun Evans, Sept. 1968.
F.A. Cup, 2nd Rd., 1886-87. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £80,000 to Hud-
Record Defeat: 1-10 v Newton Heath, Divi- dersfield for Derek Parkin, Feb. 1968; to
sion 1, Oct. 15th, 1892. Leeds U. for Mike O’Grady, Sept. 1969.
Most League Points: 64, Division 1, 1957-58. Managers Since the War: Ted Vizard, Stan
Most League Goals: 115, Division 2, 1931-32. Cullis, Ron Allen.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Dennis Address of Club Shop or Boutique: ‘The Lair’,
Westcott, 37, Division 1, 1946-47. Wolverhampton W. F.C., Molineux
Most Capped Player: Billy Wright, 105, Eng- Grounds, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.
How to get there: The ground is ten minutes’ walking distance from Wolverhampton High
Level Station.
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address: ‘Wanderers, Wolverhampton’. Ground capacity: 53,500. Record attendance:
61,315 v Liverpool, F.A. Cup 5th Rd., February 11, 1939. Record receipts: £17,130 v Ever-
ton, F.A. Cup 5th Rd., February 18, 1967.
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WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS 1971-72 LEAGUE RECORD
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Aug.14 H_ Tottenham H. D 2-2 1-0 Gould, McCalliog (pen) 30,465

17. A Liverpool £23. 212 Dougan, Hibbitt 51,869
21 VAS Leeds Ui D 0-0 0-0 (at Huddersfield) 20,686
24 H_ Manchester C. W2-1 1-0 Hibbitt, McCalliog 26,633
28 H Manchester U. Di-1 0-1 Shaw 46,471
JUL CaPalace Wi1-0 1-0 _ Bailey 24,774
Sept 4 A _ StokeC. Wi-0 0-0 Hegan 29,026
11. H_ Everton D 1-1 0-0 MHegan 26,833
18 A Newcastle U. L 0-2 0-2 29,250
25 H_ Nottingham F. W 4-2 2-1 Dougan 3, McCalliog 20,631
Oct +2- SAN Chelsea’ L 1-3 0-1 McCalliog 42,706
9 H_ Southampton W 42 ~=«*1-1 Dougan 2, Parkin (pen), Daley 21,418
16 A Tottenham H. L 1-4 0-1 Bailey 36,582
23 A West Ham U. L 0-1 0-1 33,833
30) EL (Coventry.c D 1-1 0-1 Munro 25,841
Nov 6 A __ Ipswich T, L 1-2 1-0 Dougan 21,938
13. HH ~Derby-Co. W 2-1 1-1 Richards 2 32,957
20 H_ Arsenal W 5-1 ——0-1 Wagstaffe, Hibbitt, Dougan 2, 28,831
McCalliog (pen)
Zia. ~ WEB-AS W 3-2 2-0 McCalliog, Wagstaffe, Richards 36,328
Dec 4 H_ Huddersfield T. D 2-2 0-1 Dougan, Richards 21,498
11 A Sheffield U. D 2-2 2-0 Colquhoun (0g), Richards 29,046
18° “H- Stoke’'C. W 2-0 0-0 Dougan, Bloor (og) 24,560
27 A Leicester C. W 2-1 ‘1-0 Munro, Dougan 37,966
Jane *f H Newcastle U. W 2-0 1-0 Parkin, Richards 26,571
8 A Manchester U. W 3-1 2-0 Dougan, Richards, McCalliog (pen) 46,781
22 H_ Liverpool D 0-0 0-0 33,638
29 A Manchester C. L 2-5 1-3 Richards 2 37,639
Feb 12 H West Ham U. W 1-0 0-0 _ Richards 26,852
19 A Coventry C. D 0-0 0-0 ; 22,263
26 H_ Ipswich T. PD 242. ..1-2 Hibbitt, McCalliog (pen) 19,349
Mar 4 A _ Derby Co. L 1-2. 1-0 McCalliog (pen) 33,456
11 A Southampton W 2-1 1-1 McCalliog, Taylor 16,858
18 <A _ C. Palace W 2-0 1-0 Dougan, McCalliog 24,823
25 A Everton D 2-2 ‘1-1 Hibbitt 2 29,675
Apr 1 H_ Leicester C. L 0-1 0-0 23,981
8 A Arsenal L 1-2 1-0 Richards 38,189
12 H_ Chelsea L 0-2 0-1 24,566
15 H W.B.A. L 0-1 O1 30,619
22. A Huddersfield T. W 1-0 0-0 Daley 11,677
25 A _ Nottingham F. W 3-1 =1-0 Hegan, Richards, Hibbitt 16,889
28 H_ Sheffield U. L 1-2. 1-0 Richards 17,041
May 8 H_ Leeds U. W 2-1 1-0 Munro, Dougan 53,379
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Player and
Ht. Wt. Birthplace Clubs Appearances Goals)
position
Goalkeepers
0 114 Wolverhampton Wolverhampton W. _— _
ch ia Mansfield T. (on loan) 17 =
634 138 West Bromwich Wolverhampton W. 180 _—
Phil Parkes
Full-backs
Derek Parkin 584 110 Newcastle Huddersfield T. 60+1 1
Wolverhampton W. oe :
564 10124 Sheffield Sheffield U.
ease tag 2 ; Wolverhampton W. 87+3 2
Gerald Taylor 5104 1110 Hull Wolverhampton W. 95+3 i
Half-backs
Mike Bailey 57% 112 Wisbech Charlton Ath. 151 20
John McAlle 5114 114 Liverpool Wolverhampton W. 94+13 —
Francis Munro 60 131 Arbroath Dundee VU. 50 14
Aberdeen 42+1 8
Wolverhampton W, 124+6 6
Brian Owen 5 10 12 10 Harefield Watford 138+3 17
Wolverhampton W. =— =
Alan Sunderland 59 11 64 Wolverhampton W, 5+3 _
Forwards
Michael Collins Wolverhampton W. + _
Hugh Curran 59 118 Glasgow Millwall Sy 27
Norwich C, 112 46
Steve Daley 5 104 120 Wolverhampton W, 5+5 2
Derek Dougan 63 126 Belfast Portsmouth 33 9
Blackburn R. 59 25
Aston Villa 51 19
Peterborough U, fit 38
Leicester C. 68 35
Peter Eastoe 5 93 113 Wolverhampton W. 2+1 —
Edward Gould Wolverhampton W. ~ _
Danny Hegan 58 106 Coatbridge Albion R, 3) —
Ipswich T. 207 34
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Wolverhampton W. 27+5 =
Ken Hibbitt 510 114 Bradford Bradford P.A. 1342 —
Gillingham (on loan) il —_
James Kelly Wolverhampton W. me _
Michael Kent 511 115 Rotherham Wolverhampton W. 0+2 _
Jim McCalliog 59 105 Glasgow Chelsea } 2m
Sheffield W. 150 19
Barry Powell Wolverhampton W, oo —_
Keith Pritchett Wolverhampton W. _— —_
John Richards 59 111 Warrington Wolverhampton W. 41+12 14
John Rutter Wolverhampton W, — —
David Wagstaffe 58} 108 Manchester Manchester C. 144 8
Paul Walker 594 113 Bradford Wolverhampton W. 16+11 =
Watford (on loan) 2+1 —
Karl Warhurst Wolverhampton W. _— _—
Peter Knowles (also retained)
Free Transfers: Douglas Devlin; Philip Nicholls; Alan Stephens.
Club Colours; Old gold shirts, black collar and cuffs, black shorts, old gold stockings. Change Colours; All
white. Club Captain: Mike Bailey. First Team Trainer|Coach: Sammy Chung. Club Nickname: ‘Wolves’,
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WORKINGTON
President: E. D. Smith, M.B.E., J.P.

Chairman: T. Kirkpatrick.
Directors: E. Firby, H. Walker, M. P. Nillson, M.B.E.,
J.P., H. Horsley, J. Z. Bridgewater, R. Tognarelli, D.
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Manager: George Aitken.
Hon.Secretary and P.R.O.: H. Horsley.
Year Formed: 1884, Reformed 1921.
Limited Company: 1921. ,
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Previous Ground: Lynsdale Park until 1937.
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5th, 1965-66. Division 4, Promoted: 1963-64 (3rd). SE S UN
F.A. Cup, Best Season: 4th Rd., 1934. Football League
Cup, Best Season: 5th Rd., 1964, 1965.
Record Victory: 9-1 v Barrow, Football
League Cup, Ist Rd.. Sept. 2nd, 1964.
Record Defeat: 0-8 vy Wrexham, Division Newcastle U. for Kit Napier, Nov. 1965.
(3N), Oct. 24th, 1953. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £10,000 to Sun-
Most League Points: 59, Division 4, 1963-64. derland for Ken Chisholm and Ted Purdon
Most League Goals: 93, Division 3(N), 1956— together, Nov. 1956.
SV Managers Since the War: Bert Flatley, Ted
Highest League Scorer in Season: Jim Dailey, Smith, Bill Shankly, Norman Low, Joe
26, Division 3(N), 1956-57. Harvey, Ken Furphy, Keith Burkinshaw,
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Jim George Ainsley, Bill Lievers, Frank
- Dailey, 84, 1953-58. Upton, Brian Doyle.
Most Capped Player: None. Address of Supporters Club: Same.
Most League Appearances: Bobby Brown, Address of Shop: Borough Park Shop, 29,
424, 1956-68. Church St., Dearham, Maryport, Cumber-
Record Transfer Fee Received: £18,000 from land.
How to get there: Buses from Maryport and Carlisle to the ground. Nearest Railway Station,
Workington.
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Borough Park, Workington. Telephone Workington 2871 and 3736. Telegraphic address:
‘Borough Park, Workington’. Ground capacity: 21,000 (10,000 covered). Record atten-
dance: 21,500 vy Manchester U., F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 4, 1958. Record receipts: £2,236
v Manchester U., F.A. Cup 3rd Rd., January 4, 1958.
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Aug 14 A _ Aldershot D 2-2 2-0 Helliwell, Goodfellow 5,200
21 H Doncaster R. W 2-0 0-0 Tyrer, Spratt (pen) 2,389
28. A Grimsby T. D 1-1 1-0 Spratt (pen) 8,427
Sept) YE) Exeter'G D0-0 0-0 2,595
4 H_ Chester D 0-0 0-0 2,276
11 A Hartlepool W 3-1 = =—2-0 Spratt (pen), Wood, Martin 3,152
18) SH EmcolmG: D0-0 0-0 2,291
24 A Southport D 2-2 0-2 Spencer, Hopkinson 4,200
29 A Géillingham D0-0 0-0 5,856
Oct 2 H_ Peterborough U. W 4-1 = 2-0 Hopkinson 3, Tyrer 2,242
9 A Crewe Alex. D 0-0 0-0 1,954
16 H_ Aldershot W 5-0 2-0 Grummett (og), Goodfellow, Hopkinson 2, 2,446
Helliwell
20 H Cambridge U. L 0-1 0-0 3,938
23 H_ Reading W 5-0 2-0 Tyrer 2, Martin, Hopkinson, Helliwell 2,791
29. A Stockport Co. D i-1 1-1 Martin 2,300
Nov 6 H_ Southend U. W 3-1~—si1-1 Spratt, Helliwell, Tyrer 3,849
13. A Scunthorpe U. E.0e2 Ot 4,535
27 A Newport Co, W 1-0 0-0 Helliwell 2,918
Dec 4 H_ Barrow L 0-1 0-1 4,329
18!) VAs) Chester, Lele2Z 3-] Goodfellow 2,690
27 H_ Darlington D 0-0 0-0 3,546
Jan 1 A_ LincolnC. L 0-1 0-1 5,539
8 H_ Grimsby T. D 0-0 0-0 2,460
15 A Northampton T. W 2-1 1-0 Nicholls, Martin 3,389
22H _ Gillingham Di-1 1-0 Helliwell 2,405
Feb 5 H_ Colchester U. W 1-0 0-0 Ogilvie 2,170
12. A Reading D 0-0 0-0 ¥ 7,707
19 H_ Stockport Co. Disk Tt Spratt 2,479
26 A Southend U. L 0-2 0-0 T5950
Mar 4 _ H_ Scunthorpe U. W 2-1 = 2-0 Martin, Ogilvie 1,977
9 A Bury L 02 0-2 3,500
11 H_ Crewe Alex. W 1-0 0-0 Hawkins 1,879
15H Northampton T. W 2-0 0-0 Spratt, Irving 2,133
18 A Doncastor R. D 0-0 0-0 4,214
20. A Cambridge U. D 0-0 0-0 4.826
25. H_ Hartlepool D 0-0 0-0 2,147
27__A_ Brentford L 0-2 0-0 13,960
31 H__ Southport D 0-0 0-0 2,313
Apr lt A _ Darlington L 0-4 0-0 1,708
4 A Peterborough U. D 1-1 0-0 Wood 4,050
7A Colchester U. OSS) 3,930
15H Newport Co. W 3-0 0-0 — Spratt 2, Irving 1,342
19 H_ Bury W 1-0 0-0 Spratt 1,409
22 A_ Barrow L 0-2 0-2 1,854
26 A _ Exeter C. W 2-0 2-0 Tyrer, Spratt 3,564
29 H_ Brentford W 3-0 2-0 Irving 2, Goodfellow 1,750
Goalscorers
League (50): Spratt 10, Hopkinson 7, Helliwell 6, Tyrer 6, Martin 5, Goodfellow 4, Irvi
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F.A. Cup (4): Goodfellow, Spencer, Spratt, Own Goal.
League Cup First Round Blackburn R. (a) 0-2

F.A. Cup First Round Southport (a) 3-1
Second Round Bury (h) 1-3
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Goalkeepers
Mike Rogan 511 120 Fleetwood Workington 185 —
Full-backs
Jan Hall 510 116 Whitehaven Workington =} —
John Ogilvie 60 122 Workington Blackpool — —
Workington 296+2 8
Ronnie Walker 60 120 London Workington 30+1 —
Joe Wilson 510 120 Workington Workington 153 2
Nottingham F. 85 1
Wolverhampton W. ae! _—
Newport Co. 42 —
Workington 142+1 4
Half-backs
Tony Geidmintis 60 120 London Workington 178+4 14
Jimmy Goodfellow 58 107 Bishop Port Vale 77+8 11
Auckland Workington 136 9
Brian Wood 511 1211 Hamworthy W.B.A. — _
C. Palace 142+1 1
Orient 58 3
Colchester U. 71 1
Workington 81 4
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David Helliwell 58 912 Blackburn Blackburn R. 15 1
Lincoln C. 1142 i
Workington 64+11 9
David Irving 59 108 Workington Workington 3644 7
Johnny Martin 59 102 Ashington Aston Villa 1 a
Workington 132 18
Wayne Nicholls 5 11 120 Leicester Workington 21+ 1
Tommy Spratt 58 112 Cambols Manchester U. — —
Bradford 118 45
Torquay U. 60+1 18
Workington 51 14
Vork. Cc. 26+3 1
Workington 14242 27
Alan Tyrer 55 103 Liverpool Bury ys —
Workington 144411 17
Free Transfer: tan Hopkinson.
Club Colours: Red shirts, white shorts,

Change Colours: All sky blue.
Club Captain: Jimmy Goodfellow.
Player Coach: Joe Wilson.
Club Nickname: ‘The Reds’,
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WREXHAM DIV. 3
President: W. B. N. Kington, T.D.

Chairman: Ald. E. A.McMahon.
Directors: F. J. Tomlinson, N. Edwards, T. H. Dodds, H. G.
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Manager: John Neal. Secretary: C. Lloyd.
Year Formed: 1873 (oldest Club in Wales). SS
Previous Ground: Acton Park.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 3: 9th, 1962-63,
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Record Victory: 10-1 vy Hartlepools U.,
Division 4, Mar. 3rd, 1962.
Record Defeat: 0-9 v Brentford, Division 3, Record Transfer Fee Received: £26,000 from
Oct. 15th, 1963. Liverpool for Stuart Mason and Peter
Most League Points: 61, Division 4, 1969-70. Wall, Oct. 7th, 1966.
Most League Goals: 106, Division 3(N), Record Transfer Fee Paid: £14,000 to Work-
1932-33, ington for Brian Tinnion, Jan. 1969.
Highest League Scorer in Season: Tom Managers Since the War: Tom Williams, Les
Bamford, 44, Division 3(N), 1933-34. McDowell, Peter Jackson, Cliff Lloyd
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: 175, (now secretary), John Love, Bill Morris,
Tom Bamford, 1928-34. Ken Barnes, Bill Morris, Jack Rowley,
Most Capped Player: Horace Blew, 22, Alvan Williams.
Wales. Address of Supporters Club: Secretary, John
Most League Appearances: Alf Jones, 503, Roberts, 42 Bryn Hyfryd, Coedpoeth,
1923-36. Wrexham.
How to get there: Nearest Railway Station Wrexham General lies 200 yards away.
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34,445 v Manchester U., F.A. Cup 4th Rd., January 26, 1957. Record receipts: £7,054, Wales
v Ireland, March 31, 1954.
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Date
A _ Tranmere R. jb ea Kinsey 5,023
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21. H Oldham Ath. W 3-1 1-0 May, Tinnion, Moir 7,664
28 A Blackburn R. L 1-2) 020 Davis 7,716
Sept 4H Port Vale Tp 1-250) Davis rey)
fieAGnYonkiG D i-1 1-1 Kinsey 4,732
18 H Bournemouth L. 1-3-1022 Provan 6,421
25 A__ Aston Villa L 0-2 0-1 22,997
29 A Shrewsbury T. 1 122) -2-1 Moir 5,920
Oct 2 H_ Bradford C. W 2-1. 1-1 McBurney, O'Neill (og) 4,269
6 A Chesterfield L 0-1 0-0 7,254
9 A Torquay U. W 3-2 2-2 Griffiths 2, Park 3,969
16 H_ Tranmere R. W 3-0——:1-0 Whittle, Park, Kinsey 5,982
18 H Walsall W 3-1 2-1 Ashcroft 2, McBurney 4,564
23 A Plymouth Arg. W2-1 0-0 Provan, McBurney 14,019
30. H_ HalifaxT. W2-0 1-0 Kinsey, Provan 7,150
Nov 6 A Bolton W. W2-0 1-0 Moir, Whittle 8,953
13. H_ Rochdale L 1-3. 0-1 Tinnion 7,488
27. A Rotherham U. D 2-2 0-1. Moir, Kinsey 7,548
Dec 4 H_ Bristol R. D 1-1 0-0 May 6,333
18 A _ Port Vale L 0-1 0-0 4,310
Pi H_ Notts. Co. D 1-1 0-1 Ashcroft 12,382
Jan 1 A Bournemouth L 0-4 0-2 12,035
8 H_ Blackburn R. Di-1 0-1 Moir 4,359
22. H_ Shrewsbury T. W2-1 1-0 Whittle (pen), Mason 6,768
29° A Walsall L 1-2 0-1 Ashcroft 3,635
Feb 5 H_ Brighton L 1-2 6051 Smith 3,771
12H Plymouth Arg. Tp 0-2 051 3,904
19 A Halifax T. L 1-4 0-2. Mostyn 2,478
26 H_ Bolton W. L 1-2. 0-1. Thomas 3,851
Mar 4 A_ Rochdale Cay woe! 2,809
8 A Barnsley L 1-2 0-1 Smith 1,977
11 H_ Torquay U. L. 1-2 61-0 May S204
13. H Mansfield T. D 1-1. 0-0 Thomas 2,358
18 A Oldham Ath. W2-0 1-0 May, Mostyn 7,316
20 H_ Chesterfield W 2-0 1-0 Tiler (og), Evans 3,609
25H |) York:c, W 2-0 2-0 Smith, May 3,830
31H Aston Villa TOs OSD 16,846
Apr 1 A_ Notts. Co. L 0-1 0-0 12,060
3. A__ Bradford C. W 2-0 2-0 Tinnion, Ashcroft 4,360
8 A Brighton L 2-3 0-1 Tinnion 2 18,156
11 A__ Swansea C. W 2-0 1-0 May, Mostyn 2,826
15 H_~ Rotherham U. D 0-0 0-0 4,426
17__H_ Barnsley W 2-0 1-0 Mason, Kinsey 4,049
22 A Bristol R. L 1-3 0-1 Whittle 5,427
29 H__ Swansea C. W 2-0 1-0 Thomas, Kinsey 3,805
May 1! A_ Mansfield T. DI-l 0-0 Evans 6,678
Goalscorers
League (59): Kinsey 7, May 6, Ashcroft 5, Moir 5, Tinnion
ani 5, Whit tle 4 (1 pen), McBurney 3, Mostyn 3,
Provan 3, Smith 3, Thomas 3, Davis 2, Evans 2, Griffiths 2, Mason 2, Park 2, Own Goal 2.
League Cup (6): Davis 2, May 2, Griffiths, Moir.
F.A. Cup (9): Whittle 3, Kinsey 2, Moir 2, McBurney, Provan.
League Cup First Round Aston Villa (a) 2-2
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Second Round Wigan Ath. (h) 4-0
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David Gaskell 511 1211 Wigan Manchester U. 137 —_—
Wrexham 95 ==
Brian Lloyd 627 1287 — Rhyl Stockport Co. 32 —
Southend U. 46 —
Wrexham 35 —
Full-backs
David Fogg 59 114 Liverpool Wrexham 14 _—
Stuart Mason 584 109 Whitchurch Wrexham 28 —
Liverpool _ co
Doncaster R. 1 —_—
Wrexham 117413 3
Half-backs
Gareth Davis 5104 117 Bangor Wrexham 152 =)
Mickey Evans 593 112 Caersws Wrexham 144+ 10 15
Eddie May 614 1334 Epping Southend U. 107+4 3
Wrexham 175+1 22
Robert Scott 6 24 13 4 Liverpool Wrexham a —
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Bill Ashcroft 61 129 Liverpool Wrexham 41417 13
Arfon Griffiths 56 10 44 Wrexham Wrexham 42 8
Arsenal 15 Z
Wrexham 351 89
Albert Kinsey 510 1224 Liverpool Manchester U. oa =
Wrexham 2344-7 q9
Michael McBurney 511 109 Wrexham Wrexham 11 3
Roger Mostyn 59 1010 Wrexham Wrexham 11+1 3
David Smallman 58 104 Connah’s Quay Wrexham — —
Michael Thomas 55 102 Colwyn Bay Wrexham 19+1 3
Brian Tinnion 584 113 Workington Workington 9345 24
Wrexham 97+12 20
Chester (on loan) 3 —
Tommy Vansittart 59 110 Merton C. Palace 10+1 2
Wrexham 8142 1
Graham Whittle 59 103 Liverpool Wrexham 35 4
Free Transfer: Stephen Ingle.
Club Colours: Red shirts with white facings, white shorts with red stripe.
Change Colours: Sly blue shirts, white shorts and stockings.
Club Captain: Eddie May.
First Team Player|Coach: Arfon T. Griffiths,
Club Nickname: ‘The Robins’.
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President: C. W. Sherrington. Chairman: F. H. Magson.

Directors: N. J. Hopwood, K. N. Lancaster, F.R.I.C.S., R. B.
Strachan, Dr. A. I. Macleod, M.B., B.Sc., Lt.-Col. B. M. Kilner,
A.M.Brin.(Ret.), A. G. D. Blundy, G.S. Winters, R. Myles Gibson,
M.D., M.Sc.
Manager: Tom Johnston. Secretary: G. Teasdale.
Previous Grounds: 1922, Fulfordgate; 1932, Bootham Crescent.
Honours: Football League, Best Season in Division 3: 21st, 1959-60.
Division 4, Promoted 1958-59 (3rd), 1964-65 (3rd), 1970-71 (4th).
F.A. Cup, Best Season, Semi-Finalists: 1955, in Division 3. Foot-
bail League Cup, Best Season: 5th Rd., 1962.
Record Victory: 9-1 y Southport, Division
3(N), Feb. 2nd, 1957.
Record Defeat: 0-12 v Chester, Division 3(N), Most League Appearances: Barry Jackson,
Feb. Ist, 1936. 481, 1958-70.
Most League Points: 62, Division 4, 1964-65. Record Transfer Fee Received: £20,000 from
Most League Goals: 92, Division 3(N), 1954— Bournemouth for Phil Boyer, Dec. 1970.
55. Record Transfer Fee Paid: £8,000 to Hud-
Highest League Scorer in Season: Bill Fen- dersfield T. for Paul Aimson Aug. 1969.
ton, 31, Division 3(N), 1951-52; Alf Managers Since the War: Tom Mitchell, Dick
Bottom, 31, Division 3(N), 1955-56. Duckworth, Charlie Spencer, Jimmy
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Nor- McCormack, Sam Bartram, Tom Lockie,
man Wilkinson, 125, 1954-66. Joe Shaw.
Most Capped Player: Eammon Dunphy, 1 Address of Supporters Club: Same as Football
(27), Eire. Club.
How to get there: Buses 8 and 2 from York Railway Station.
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York’. Ground capacity: 24,500. Record attendance: 28,123 v Huddersfield T., F.A.Cup,
5th Rd., March 5, 1938. Receipts: £4,776 v Southampton, F.A. Cup 4th Rd., January 23
1971.
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14 H_ Bristol R. D 0-0 0-0 5
Halifax T. L 1-3 1-2 McMahon : 3
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28 H_ Plymouth Arg. 2-3, 9-2 Henderson, Aimson ee
31 A Oldham Ath. L 0-1 0-1 ere
Sept 4 A_ Brighton W 2-0 1-0 Aimson 2 ee
11 H Wrexham D 1-1 1-1 Aimson sia
18 <A_ Bolton W. W 1-0 0-0 Calloway on
25 H_ Walsall W 2-0 1-0 McMahon 2 _i
29 A_ Bradford C. L 1-3 1-1 Aimson ae
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9 H_ Shrewsbury T. D i-1_ 1-1 Henderson i
16 A Bristol R. L 45 3-3 McMahon, Aimson, Mackin (2 pens) 6,876
18 H_ Torquay U. W 3-1 = =2-0 Aimson, McMahon, Calloway 5,627
2awAT Port Vale L 3-4 0-3 Henderson, Mackin, McMahon 4,484
30 H_ Notts. Co. L 0-2 0-1 7,303
Nov 5 A_ Tranmere R. L 0-2 0-1 2,958
13. H_ Barnsley Di-1 0-0 McMahon 5,699
27 H Mansfield T. L 1-2 0-1 Swallow 3,921
Dec 4 A _ Bournemouth D 2-2 1-1 Rowles, Swallow 11,244
18 H_ Brighton L 1-2 0-0 Rowles 3,451
27 A_ Chesterfield Ly 2a Burluraux 9,467
Jan 1 En Bolton We D0-0 0-0 4,467
8 A Plymouth Arg. L 0-4 0-3 6,943
15 _A_ Blackburn R. L 0-3 0-1 7,273
21 H_ Bradford C. W 3-1. 1-0 McMahon, Henderson, Aimson 3,678
24 H_ Swansea C. D 1-1 1-0 Burrows 4,795
29 A Torquay U. W 1-0 0-0 Aimson 2,793
Feb 5 A_ Aston Villa L 0-1 0-0 26,905
12. H_ Port Vale W 2-1 0-0 Aimson 2 3,902
19 A Notts. Co. 3 lee’ aed ES Rowles, Lally 12,351
26 H_ Tranmere R. W 5-0 1-0 Rowles 2, Wann, Lally, Aimson 4,227
Mar 4 A _ Barnsley EL i202 Mackin (pen) 3,279
10 A_ Shrewsbury T. L 1-2 1-2 ~~ Fellows (og) 3,487
14. A Swansea C. L 1-2 0-0 Burrows 3,749
18 H_ Halifax T. D 1-1 ‘1-1 Mackin 3,943
20 H_ Rochdale W2-0 1-0 Swallow, Calloway 4,170
25 A Wrexham L 0-2 0-2 3,830
31H Rotherham U. W 2-0 0-0 Rowles 2 6,117
Apr 1 H__ Chesterfield W 4-1 3-1 Aimson 3, Swallow 4,272
4A Walsall L 1-2 0-1 Aimson 7,061
8 H_ Aston Villa L 0-1 0-1 9,620
15 A Mansfield T. D 0-0 0-0 5,006
17 A Rochdale W 2-1 2-0 Burrows, Henderson 2,776
22 H_ Bournemouth LO-2 0-1 6,846
24H Oldham Ath. D 0-0 0-0 5,770
29. H_ Blackburn R. L 0-1 0-0 5,099
Goalscorers
League (57): Aimson 16, McMahon 8, Rowles 7, Henderson 5
» Mackin 5(3 pens), Swallow 4, Burrows 3
Calloway 3, Lally 2, Burluraux 1, Wann 1, Own Goal 2.
League Cup (7): Henderson 3, Calloway, McMahon, Swallow, Topping.
F.A, Cup (7): McMahon 2, Chambers, H enderson, Rowles, Swallow, Own Goal.
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John Mackin Si) 116 Glasgow Northampton T. 944+8 ll
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Laurie Calloway 511 129 Birmingham Rochdale 161 3
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Mike De Placido 56 99 Scarborough YorkC, 1+4 —s
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Billy Yeats 510 127 Hebburn Newcastle U. = —-
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Free Transfers: Richard Hewitt; Paul Maloney; David Martin-Chambers; Gordan Morritt; Thomas
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Club Colours: Maroon shirts, white shorts, maroon stockings.

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Official aggregate home and away attendances

season 1971-72
Division 1
Club Home Away
Aggregate Average Aggregate Average
Arsenal 850,508 40,500 724,199 34,485
Chelsea : 814,452 38,783 721,991 34,380
Coventry City 514,616 24,505 601,094 28,623
Cyrstal Palace 566,440 26,973 544,914 25,948
Derby County 694,822 33,086 744,804 35,466
Everton 782,073 37,241 627,756 29,893
Huddersfield Town 334,750 15,940 608,641 28,982
Ipswich Town 439,400 20,923 562,873 26,803
Leeds United 748,375 35,636 836,338 39,825
Leicester City 599,264 28,536 625,402 29,781
Liverpool 1,001,429 47,687 744,542 35,454
Manchester City 810,038 38,573 734,246 34,964
Manchester United 965,971 45,998 925,628 44,077
Newcastle United 685,935 32,663 Oa lime 2oir,
Nottingham Forest 446,534 21,263 558,808 26,609
Sheffield United 696,979 33,189 684,342 32,587
Southampton 445,011 21,191 537,499 25,595
Stoke City 508,277 24,203 589,365 28,066
Tottenham Hotspur 815,496 38,833 669,006 31,857
West Bromwich Albion 841,501 25,785 544,043 25,906
West Ham United 630,097 30,004 665,358 31,683
Wolverhampton Wanderers 592,635 28,220 649,583 30,932
Total 14,484,603 Total 14,484,603
Division 2
Club Home Away
Birmingham City 679,075 32,336 368,790 17,561
Blackpool 283,152 13,483 S33,or 9) Los808
Bristol City 319,719 15,224 301,708 14,367
Burnley 270,755 12,893 321,730 15,320
Cardiff City a25.712 15,510 300,461 14,307
Carlisle United 199,062 9,479 275,316 13,110
Charlton Athletic 219,021 10,429 275.67 p87.
Fulham 234,081 11,146 306,181 14,580
Hull City 293,405 13,971 296,261 14,107
Luton Town 239,070 11,384 299,890 14,780
Middlesbrough 376,794 17,942 306,651 14,602
Millwall 341,512 16,262 368,736 17,558
Norwich City 483,773 23,036 365,818 17,420
Orient 227,156 10,816 287,793 13,704
Oxford United 200,123 9,529 270,070 12,860
Portsmouth 250,270 11,917 261,905 12,471
Preston North End 317,856 15,136 286,881 13,661
Queen’s Park Rangers 301,705 14,366 358,635 17,077
Sheffield Wednesday 358,819 17,086 299,581 14,265
Sunderland 334,016 15,905 313,117 14,910
Swindon Town 285.162 13,579 303,035 14,430
Watford 229,070 10,908 267,52 ete?
Total 6,769,308 Total 6,769,308

461
Division 3
Club Home Away
Aston Villa 734,892 31,952 347,372 15,103
Barnsley 122,854 5,341 169,673 7,377
Blackburn Rovers 189,891 8,256 191,641 8,332
Bolton Wanderers 187,977 8,173 213,779 9,295
Bournemouth 298,785 12,990 250,970 10,911
Bradford City 115,969 5,042 175,287 7,621
Brighton 406,196 17,660 176,726 7,684
Bristol Rovers 214,828 9,340 183,761 7,989
Chesterfield 183,871 7,994 188,969 8,216
Halifax Town 88,293 3,838 180,851 7,863
Mansfield Town 137,730 5,988 165,556 7,198
Notts. County 320,644 13,941 240,114 10,439
Oldham Athletic 184,360 8,015 201,542 5763
Plymouth Argyle 248,388 10,799 179,123 7,788
Port Vale 100,420 4,366 170,703 7,422
Rochdale 100,902 4,387 189,200 8,226
Rotherham 168,196 Tiel 196,855 8,559
Shrewsbury Town 121,091 5,265 173,323 7,536
Swansea City 147,487 6,412 174,437 7,584
Torquay United 130,580 5,677 200,562 8,720
Tranmere Rovers 100,173 4,355 177,281 7,708
Walsall 125,239 5,445 202,235 8,793
Wrexham 139,903 6,083 174,435 7,584
York City 128,723 5,597 172,997 Toe
Total 4,697,392 Total 4,697,392
Division 4
Club Home Away
Aldershot 93,284 4,056 108,805 4,731
Barrow 53,053 2,307 117,027 5,088
Brentford 269,985 11,738 123,759 5,381
Bury 80,537 3,501 100,406 4,365
Cambridge United 112,492 4,891 119,137 5,180
Chester 69,037 3,001 109,073 4,742
Colchester United 124,866 5,429 114,812 4,992
Crewe Alexandra 48,389 2,104 108,563 2,720
Darlington 58,700 2552 109,073 4,742
Doncaster Rovers 94,878 4,125 114,812 4,992
Exeter City 88,706 3,857 133,702 5,813
Gillingham 124,471 5,412 110,726 4,814
Grimsby Town 271,378 11,799 132,487 5,760
Hartlepool $7,285 3,792 103,522 4,501
Lincoln City 174,864 7,603 123,696 5,378
Newport County
Northampton Town
79,634 3,462 98,600 4,287
103,176 4,486 124,425 5,410
Peterborough United
Reading
117,655 5,115 111,444 = 4,845
127,217 5,55 118,103 53135
Scunthorpe United 140,274 6,099 117,565 Sibi
Southend United
Southport
240,602
74,837
10,461 131,563 5,720
3,254 115,508 5,022
Stockport County 56,965
Workington
2,477 99,753 4,337
57,191 2,486 108,384 4,712
Total 2,749,426 Total 2,749,426
462
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LEAGUE HONOURS LIST
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FOOTBALL LEAGUE
First Second Third
1888-89a Preston N.E, Aston Villa Wolverhampton W.
1889-90a Preston N.E. Everton Blackburn R.
1890-91a Everton Preston N.E, Notts. Co.
1891-926 Sunderland Preston N.E. Bolton W.
FIRST DIVISION
1892-93c Sunderland Preston N.E. Everton
1893-94c Aston Villa Sunderland Derby Co.
1894-95c Sunderland Everton Aston Villa
1895-96c Aston Villa Derby Co. Everton
1896-97c Aston Villa Sheffield U. Derby Co.
1897-98c Sheffield U. Sunderland Wolverhampton W.
1898-99d Aston Villa Liverpool Burnley
1899-1900d Aston Villa Sheffield U. Sunderland
1900-1d Liverpool Sunderland Notts. Co.
1901-2d Sunderland Everton Newcastle U,
1902-34 The Wednesday Aston Villa Sunderland
1903-4d The Wednesday Manchester C, Everton
1904-5d Newcastle U. Everton Manchester C.
1905-6e Liverpool Preston N.E, The Wednesday
1906-7e Newcastle U. Bristol C. Everton
1907-8e Manchester U. Aston Villa Manchester C,
1908-9e Newcastle U. Everton Sunderland
1909—10e Aston Villa Liverpool Blackburn R.
1910-1le Manchester U, Aston Villa Sunderland
1911-12¢ Blackburn R. Everton Newcastle U.
1912-13e Sunderland Aston Villa Sheffield W.
1913-14e Blackburn R, Aston Villa Middlesbrough
1914-15e Everton Oldham Ath. Blackburn R.
1919-20 W.B.A. Burnley Chelsea
1920-21f Burnley Manchester C, Bolton W.
1921-22 Liverpool Tottenham H. Burnley
1922-23 Liverpool Sunderland Huddersfield
1923-24 *Huddersfield Cardiff C. Sunderland
1924-25 Huddersfield W.B.A. Bolton W.
1925-26f Huddersfield Arsenal Sunderland
1926-27 Newcastle U. Huddersfield Sunderland
1927-28f Everton Huddersfield Leicester C.
1928-29 Sheffield W. Leicester C, Aston Villa
1929-30f Sheffield W. Derby Co. Manchester C.
1930-31 Arsenal Aston Villa Sheffield W.
1931-32 Everton Arsenal Sheffield W.
1932-33 Arsenal Aston Villa Sheffield W.
1933-34f Arsenal Huddersfield Tottenham H,
1934-35 Arsenal Sunderland Sheffield W.
1935-36f Sunderland Derby Co. Huddersfield
1936-37f Manchester C, Charlton Ath. Arsenal
1937-38f Arsenal Wolverhampton W. Preston N.E.
1938-39 Everton Wolverhampton W. Charlton Ath.
1946-47f Liverpool Manchester U. Wolverhampton W.
1947-48 Arsenal Manchester U. Burnley
1948-49 Portsmouth Manchester U. Derby Co.
1949-50 *Portsmouth Wolverhampton W. Sunderland
1950-51f Tottenham H. Manchester U. Blackpool
1951-52 Manchester U. Tottenham H. Arsenal
1952-53f * Arsenal Preston N.E. Wolverhampton W.
1953-54f Wolverhampton W. W.B.A. Huddersfield
1954-55f Chelsea Wolverhampton W. Portsmouth
1955-56f Manchester U. Blackpool Wolverhampton W.
1956-57 Manchester U. Tottenham H. Preston N.E.
1957-58f Wolverhampton W. Preston N.E. Tottenham H.
1958-S9F Wolverhampton W. Manchester U. Arsenal
1959-60 Burnley Wolverhampton W. Tottenham H.
1960-61f Tottenham H. Sheffield W. Wolverhampton W.
Bis: Third Pts,
First Pts. Second
56 Burnley 53 Tottenham H. 52
1961-62 Ipswich T.
61 Tottenham H. 55 Burnley 54
1962-63f Everton
a7. Manchester U. 53 Everton By.
1963-64f Liverpool
61 Leeds U. 61 Chelsea 56
1964-65f “Manchester U.
61 Leeds U. 355 Burnley 55
1965-66f Liverpool
Manchester U. 60 Nottingham F. 56 Tottenham H. 56
1966-67
58 Manchester U. 56 Liverpool 23:
1967-68f | Manchester C,
1968-69f Leeds U. 67 Liverpool 61 Everton 57
1969-70 / Everton 66 Leeds U. 57 Chelsea 55
1970-71f Arsenal 65 Leeds U. 64 Tottenham H, 52
1971-72f Derby Co. 58 Leeds U. 57 Liverpool 37
Maximum points: a, 44; b, 52; c, 60; d, 68; e, 76;f,84.
No competition during 1915-19 and 1939-46.
SECOND DIVISION
1892-93a Small Heath 36 Sheffield U. Darwen 30
1893-945 Liverpool 50 Small Heath Notts. Co. 39
1894-95c Bury 48 Notts. Co. Newton Heath 38
1895-96c *Liverpool 46 Manchester C. Grimsby T. 42
1896-97c Notts. Co. 42 Newton Heath Grimsby T. 38
1897-98c Burnley 48 Newcastle U. Manchester C. 39
1898-99d Manchester C. 52 Glossop N.E. Leicester Fosse 45
1899-1900d The Wednesday 54 Bolton W. Small Heath 46
1900-1d Grimsby T. 49 Small Heath Burnley 44
1901-2d W.B.A. 55 Middlesbrough Preston N.E. 42
1902-3d Manchester C, 54 Small Heath Woolwich A. 42
1903-4d Preston N.E. 50 Woolwich A. Manchester U. 43
1904—Sd Liverpool 58 Bolton W. Manchester U. 53
1905—6e Bristol C. 66 Manchester U. Chelsea 53
1906-7e Nottingham F, 60 Chelsea Leicester Fosse 48
1907-8e Bradford C, 54 Leicester Fosse Oldham Ath. 50
1908-9e Bolton W. 52 *Tottenham H. W.B.A. 51
1909-10e Manchester C. 54 *Oldham Ath. Hull C. 53
1910-Ile W.B.A. 53 Bolton W. Chelsea 49
1911-12e *Derby Co. 54 Chelsea Burnley 52
1912-13e Preston N.E. 53 Burnley Birmingham C, 46
1913-14e Notts. Co. 53 Bradford Woolwich A. 49
1914-15e Derby Co. 53 Preston N.E, Barnsley 47
1919-207 Tottenham H. 70 Huddersfield Birmingham C, 56
1920-21f *Birmingham C, 58 Cardiff C, Bristol C. 51
1921-22 Nottingham F, 56 Stoke C. Barnsley 52
1922-23f Notts. Co. 53 *West Ham U. Leicester C. 51
1923-24f Leeds U. 54 *Bury Derby Co. 51
1924-25f Leicester C. 59 Manchester U, Derby Co. 55
1925-26f Sheffield W. 60 Derby Co. Chelsea 52
1926-27f Middlesbrough 62 *Portsmouth Manchester C. 54
1927-28f | Manchester C. 59 Leeds U. Chelsea 54
1928-29f Middlesbrough 55 Grimsby T, Bradford 48
1929-30f Blackpool 58 Chelsea Oldham Ath, 53
1930-31f Everton 61 W.B.A. Tottenham H. 51
1931-32 Wolverhampton W. 56 Leeds U. Stoke C, 52
1932-33f Stoke C, 56 Tottenham H, Fulham 50
1933-34f Grimsby T. 59 Preston N.E. Bolton W. 51
1934-35f Brentford 61 *Bolton W. West Ham U. 56
1935-36f Manchester U, 56 Charlton Ath, Sheffield U. 52
1936-37f Leicester C. 56 Blackpool Bury 52
1937-38 Aston Villa 57 *Manchester U. Sheffield U. 53
1938-39f Blackburn R. 55 Sheffield U. Sheffield W. 53
1939-46 Competition cancelled owing to war.
1946-47f Manchester C. 62 Burnley Birmingham C., 55
1947-48f Birmingham C, 59 Newcastle U, Southampton 52
1948-49f Fulham 57 W.B.A. Southampton 52
1949-S0f Tottenham H. 61 *Sheftield W. Sheffield U. 52
1950-S1f Preston N.E. 57 Manchester C, Cardiff C, 50
1951-S2f Sheffield W. 53 *Cardiff C. Birmingham C, 51
1952-S3f Sheffield U. 60 Huddersfield Luton T, 52
1953-S4f *Leicester C. 56 Everton
1954-S55f
Blackburn R. 55)
*Birmingham C. 54 *Luton T. Rotherham U. 54
1955-S6f Sheffield W. 55 Leeds U. Liverpool 48
1956-57f Leicester C. 61 Nottingham F, Liverpool 53
* Won on goal average.
464
First Pts. Second Third Pts,
1957-58f West Ham U. 37 Blackburn R. Charlton Ath. 55
1958-S9f Sheffield W. 62 Fulham Sheffield U. 53
1959-60f Aston Villa 59 Cardiff C. Liverpool 50
1960-61f Ipswich T. 59 Sheffield U. Liverpool 52
1961-62f Liverpool 62 Leyton O. Sunderland 53
1962-63f Stoke C. 53 *Chelsea Sunderland 52
1963-64f Leeds U. 63 Sunderland Preston N.E. 56
1964-65f Newcastle U. 37 Northampton Bolton W. 50
1965-66f | Manchester C. 59 Southampton Coventry C, 53
1966-67 Coventry C. 59 Wolverhampton W. Carlisle U. 52
1967-68f Ipswich T. 59 *O-P.R. Blackpool 58
1968-69f Derby Co. 63 C. Palace Charlton Ath. 50
1969-70f Huddersfield 60 Blackpool Leicester C. 51
1970-71 f Leicester C. oie) Sheffield U. Cardiff C, 53
1971-72f Norwich C. 57 Birmingham C, Millwall 55
Maximum points: a, 44; b, 56; c, 60; d, 68; e, 76;f, 84.
THIRD DIVISION
1958-59 Plymouth Arg. 62 Hull C. 61 Brentford 57
1959-60 Southampton 61 Norwich C, 59 Shrewsbury T. 52
1960-61 Bury 68 Walsall 62 Q.P.R. 60
1961-62 Portsmouth 65 Grimsby T. 62 Bournemouth 59
1962-63 Northampton 62 Swindon T. 58 Port Vale 54
1963-64 ‘*Coventry C. 60 Crystal Palace 60 Watford 58
1964-65 Carlisle U. 60 *Bristol C. 59 Mansfield T. 59
1965-66 Hull C. 69 Millwall 65 Q.P.R. 57
1966-67 Q.P.R. 67 Middlesbrough 55 Watford 54
1967-68 Oxford U. 57 Bury 56 Shrewsbury T, 55
1968-69 *Watford 64 Swindon T, 64 Luton T. 61
1969-70 Orient 62 Luton T. 60 Bristol R. 56
1970-71 Preston N.E. 61 Fulham 60 Halifax T. 56
1971-72 Aston Villa 70 Brighton 65 Bournemouth 62
Maximum points: 92,
FOURTH DIVISION
1958-59 Port Vale 64 Coventry C. 60 York C. 60 Shrewsbury T. 58
1959-60 Walsall 65 Notts. Co. 60 Torquay U.60 Watford 57
1960-61 Peterborough U. 66 C. Palace 64 60
Northampton Bradford 60
1961-62 +Millwall 56 Colchester U. 55 Wrexham 53 Carlisle U. 52
1962-63 Brentford 62 Oldham Ath. 59 59
Crewe Alex. Mansfield T. 57
1963-64 *Gillingham 60 Carlisle U. 60 59
Workington T. Exeter C. 58
1964-65 Brighton 63 Millwall 62 York C. 62 Oxford U. 61
1965-66 *Doncaster R. 59 Darlington 59 Torquay U.58 Colchester U. 56
1966-67 Stockport Co. 64 Southport 59 Barrow 59 Tranmere R, 58
1967-68 Luton T. 66 Barnsley 61 60
Hartlepools U. Crewe Alex. 58
1968-69 Doncaster R. 59 Halifax T. 57 Rochdale 56 Bradford C, 56
1969-70 Chesterfield 64 Wrexham 61 Swansea C. 60 Port Vale 59
1970-71 Notts Co. 69 Bournemouth 60 Oldham Ath. 59 York C, 56
1971-72 Grimsby T. 63 Southend U. 60 Brentford 59 Scunthorpe U. 57
Maximum points: 92. +Maximum points: 88 due to Accrington Stanley’s resignation.
THIRD DIVISION—SOUTH (1921-1958)

1920-21a C. Palace 59 Southampton 54 Q.P.R. 53
1921-22a *Southampton 61 Plymouth Arg. 61 Portsmouth 53
1922-23a __ Bristol C. sh) Plymouth Arg. 53 Swansea T. 53
1923-24a Portsmouth 59 Plymouth Arg. 55 Millwall 54
1924-25a Swansea T. 37 Plymouth Arg. 56 Bristol C, 353
1925-26a Reading 57 Plymouth Arg. 56 Millwall 53
1926-27a Bristol C. 62 Plymouth Arg. 60 Millwall 56
1927-28a Millwall 65 Northampton 55 Plymouth Arg. 53
1928-29a *Charlton Ath. 54 C. Palace 54 Northampton 52
1929-30a Plymouth Arg. 68 Brentford 61 Q.P.R. 51
1930-3la Notts. Co. 59 C. Palace 51 Brentford 50
1931-32a Fulham 37 Reading 55 Southend U. 53
1932-33a Brentford 62 Exeter C. 58 Norwich C, 57
1933-34a Norwich C. 61 Coventry C, 54 Reading 54
1934-35a Charlton Ath. 61 Reading 53 Coventry C. 51
1935-36a Coventry C. 57 Luton T. 56 Reading 54
1936-37a Luton T. 58 Notts. Co. 56 Brighton 53
1937-38@ Millwall 56 Bristol C. 55 Q.P.R. 53
* Won on goal average.
465
First Pts. Second Fis: Third Pts,
55 C. Palace 52 Brighton 49
1938-39a Newport Co.
1939-46 Competition cancelled owing to war. ;
66 Q.P.R. 57 Bristol C. 51
1946-47a = Cardiff C.
Q.P.R. 61 Bournemouth 57 Walsall 51
1947-48a
62 Reading 55 Bournemouth 52
1948-49a Swansea T.
Notts. Co. 58 Northampton 51 Southend U. 51
1949-50a_
Nottingham F. 70 Norwich C, 64 Reading =i}
1950-51d
Plymouth Arg. 66 Reading 61 Norwich C. 61
1951-52d
Bristol R. 64 Millwall 62 Northampton 62
1952-53d___
Ipswich T. 64 Brighton 61 Bristol C. 56
1953-54d
1954-55d__ Bristol C. 70 Leyton O. 61 Southampton 59
1955-56d Leyton O. 66 Brighton 65 Ipswich T. 64
1956-57d *Ipswich T. 59 Torquay U. 59 Colchester U. 58
1957-58d Brighton 60 Brentford 58 Plymouth Arg. 58
THIRD DIVISION—NORTH (1921-1958)

1921-22b Stockport Co. 56 Darlington 50 Grimsby T. 50
1922-235 Nelson 51 Bradford 47 Walsall 46
1923-24a Wolverhampton W. 63 Rochdale 62 Chesterfield 54
1924-25a Darlington 58 Nelson 53 New Brighton 53
1925-26a Grimsby T. 61 Bradford 60 Rochdale 59
1926-27a Stoke C. 63 Rochdale 58 Bradford 55
1927-28a Bradford 63 Lincoln C. 55 Stockport Co. 54
1928-29a Bradford C, 63 Stockport Co. 62 Wrexham 52
1929-30a Port Vale 67 Stockport Co. 63 Darlington 50
1930-31a Chesterfield 58 Lincoln C. 57 Wrexham 54
1931-32c *Lincoln C, 57 Gateshead 57 Chester 50
1932-33a@ Hull C. 59 Wrexham 57 Stockport Co. 54
1933-34a Barnsley 62 Chesterfield 61 Stockport Co. 59
1934-35a Doncaster R. 57 Halifax T. 55 Chester 54
1935-36a Chesterfield 60 Chester 55 Tranmere R. 55
1936-37a Stockport Co, 60 Lincoln C, 57 Chester 53
1937-38a Tranmere R. 56 Doncaster R. 54 Hull C. 53
1938-39a Barnsley 67 Doncaster R. 56 Bradford C. 52
1939-46 Competition cancelled owing to war.
1946-47a Doncaster R. 72 Rotherham VU. 64 Chester 56
1947-48a Lincoln C, 60 Rotherham U. 59 Wrexham 50
1948-49a Hull C. 65 Rotherham U. 62 Doncaster R. 50
1949-50a Doncaster R. 55 Gateshead 53 Rochdale 51
1950-S1d Rotherham U, 71 Mansfield T. 64 Carlisle U. 62
1951-52d Lincoln C, 69 Grimsby T. 66 Stockport Co. 59
1952-S3d Oldham Ath. 59 Port Vale 58 Wrexham 56
1953-54d Port Vale 69 Barnsley 58 Scunthorpe U. 57
1954-55d__ Barnsley 65 Accrington S, 61 Scunthorpe U. 58
1955-56d Grimsby T. 68 Derby Co. 63 Accrington S, 59
1956-S7d Derby Co. 63 Hartlepools U. 59 Accrington S. 58
1957-S8d Scunthorpe U. 66 Accrington S. 59 Bradford C, 57
Maximum points: a, 84; b, 76; c, 80; d, 92. * Won on goal average.
APPLICATIONS FOR RE-ELECTION

FOURTH DIVISION
SEVEN: Hartlepools U. SIX: Barrow.
FIVE: Lincoln C,
FOUR: Chester, York C., Bradford (lost League place to Cambridge United 69-70),
THREE: Southport, Newport Co.
TWO: Oldham Ath., Bradford C., Rochdale, Stockport Co.
ONE: Aldershot, Exeter C., Gateshead, Doncaster R., Halifax T., Port Vale, Wrexham, Workington T.,
Grimsby T., Darlington, Northampton, Crewe. (Gateshead were not re-elected, their place being taken
by Peterborough U. Accrington S, resigned and Oxford U. were elected.) Port Vale were forced to re-apply
following expulsion,
THIRD DIVISIONS NORTH & SOUTH
SEVEN: Walsall.
SIX: Exeter C., Newport Co., Halifax T.
FIVE: Accrington S., Barrow, Gillingham, New Brighton, Southport.
FOUR: Rochdale, Norwich C.
THREE: C. Palace, Crewe Alex., Darlington, Hartlepools U., Merthyr T., Swindon T.
TWO: Aberdare Ath., Aldershot, Ashington, Bournemouth, Brentford, Chester, Colchester U., Millwall,
Durham C., Nelson, Q.P.R., Rotherham U., Southend U., Tranmere R., Watford, Workington T.
ONE: Bradford, Bradford C., Brighton, Bristol R., Cardiff C., Carlisle U., Charlton Ath., Gateshead,
Grimsby T., Mansfield T., Shrewsbury T., Torquay U., York C. i
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LEAGUE TITLE WINS
a ag A eed ESAOSEI
LEAGUE DIVISION 1
Arsenal 8 Huddersfield 3 Chelsea 1
Manchester U. 7 Wolverhampton W. 3 Derby Co, 1
Liverpool il Blackburn R. 2 Sheffield U. 1
Everton i Portsmouth 2 W.B.A. 1
Aston Villa 6 Preston N.E. 2 Ipswich T, 1
Sunderland 6 Burnley 2 Leeds U. i
Newcastle U. 4 Manchester C, 2
Sheffield W. 4 Tottenham H. 2
LEAGUE DIVISION 2
Manchester C, 6 Tottenham H. 2 Bolton W. 1
Leicester C. 5 W.B.A. 2 Everton 1
Sheffield W. SY Aston Villa 2 Wolverhampton W. 1
Birmingham C, (One as Stoke C, 2 Manchester U. 1
Small Heath) 4 Leeds U. 2 Fulham 1
Liverpool 4 Ipswich T. 2 Sheffield U. 1
Notts. Co. 3 Huddersfield 1 West Ham U. 1
Preston N.E. 3 Bristol C. 1 Newcastle U. 1
Derby Co. 3 Brentford 1 Coventry C. 1
Grimsby T. 2 Bury 1 Blackpool 1
Middlesbrough 2 Burnley i Blackburn R. 1
Nottingham F. 2 Bradford C, 1 Norwich C. 1
LEAGUE DIVISION 3—Plymouth Arg., Southampton, Bury, Portsmouth, Northampton, Coventry C.,
Carlisle U., Hull C., Q.P.R., Oxford U., Watford, Leyton O., Preston N.E., Aston Villa.
LEAGUE DIVISION 4—Doncaster R., two; Port Vale, Walsall, Peterborough U., Millwall, Brentford,
Gillingham, Brighton, Stockport Co., Luton T., Chesterfield, Notts Co., Grimsby T.
To 1957-58
DIVISION 3 (South): Bristol C., 3; Charlton Ath., Ipswich T., Millwall, Notts. Co., Plymouth Arg.
Swansea T., 2; Brentford, Bristol R., Cardiff C., C. Palace, Coventry C., Fulham, Leyton O,
Luton T., Newport Co., Nottingham F., Norwich C., Portsmouth, Q.P.R., Reading, Southampton
Brighton, 1.
DIVISION 3 (North): Barnsley, Doncaster R., Lincoln
C., 3; Chesterfield, Grimsby T., Hull C., Port
Vale, Stockport Co., 2; Bradford, Bradford C., Darlington, Derby Co., Nelson, Oldham Ath.,
Rotherham U., Stoke C,, Tranmere R., Wolverhampton W., Scunthorpe U., 1.
RELEGATED CLUBS
1891-92 League extended. Newton Heath, Shef- 1895-96 After Tests, Liverpool promoted, Small
field W. and Nottingham F, admitted. Heath relegated.
Second Division formed including Darwen. 1896-97 After Tests, Notts. Co. promoted, Burnley
1892-93 In Test matches, Sheffield U. and Darwen relegated.
won promotion in place of Notts. Co. and 1897-98 Test system abolished after success of
Accrington S. Stoke C. and Burnley. League extended.
1893-4 In Tests, Liverpool and Small Heath won Blackburn R. and Newcastle U. elected to
promotion. Newton Heath and Darwen First Division. Automatic promotion and
relegated. relegation introduced.
1894-95 After Tests, Bury promoted, Liverpool
relegated.
DIVISION 1 TO DIVISION 2
1898-99 Bolton W. and Sheffield W. 1909-10 Bolton W. and Chelsea
1899-1900 Burnley and Glossop 1910-11 Bristol C. and Nottingham F.
1900-1 Preston N.E. and W.B.A. 1911-12 Preston N.E. and Bury
1901-2 Small Heath and Manchester C. 1912-13 Notts. Co. and Woolwich Arsenal
1902-3 Grimsby T. and Bolton W. 1913-14 Preston N.E. and Derby Co.
1903-4 Liverpool and W.B.A. 1914-15 Tottenham H. and *Chelsea
1904-5 League extended. Bury and Notts. Co., two 1919-20 Notts. Co. and Sheffield W.
bottom clubs in First Division, re-elected. 1920-21 Derby Co. and Bradford
1905-6 Nottingham F. and Wolverhampton W. 1921-22 Bradford C. and Manchester U.
1906-7 Derby Co. and Stoke C. 1922-23 Stoke C. and Oldham Ath.
1907-8 Bolton W. and Birmingham C. 1923-24 Chelsea and Middlesbrough
1908-9 Manchester C. and Leicester Fosse 1924-25 Preston N.E. and Nottingham F.
467
1925-26 Manchester C. and Notts. Co. 1953-54 Middlesbrough and Liverpool
1926-27 Leeds U. and W.B.A. 1954-55 Leicester C. and Sheffield W.
1927-28 Tottenham H. and Middlesbrough 1955-56 Huddersfield and Sheffield U.
1928-29 Bury and Cardiff C. 1956-57 Charlton Ath. and Cardiff C.
1929-30 Burnley and Everton 1957-58 Sheffield W. and Sunderland
1930-31 Leeds U. and Manchester U. 1958-59 Portsmouth and Aston Villa
1931-32 Grimsby T. and West Ham U. 1959-60 Luton T. and Leeds U.
1932-33 Bolton W. and Blackpool 1960-61 Preston N.E. and Newcastle U.
1933-34 Newcastle U. and Sheffield U. 1961-62 Chelsea and Cardiff C.
1934-35 Leicester C. and Tottenham H. 1962-63 Manchester C. and Leyton O.
1935-36 Aston Villa and Blackburn R. 1963-64 Bolton W. and Ipswich T.
1936-37 Manchester U. and Sheffield W. 1964-65 Wolverhampton W. and Birmingham C.
1937-38 Manchester C. and W.B.A. 1965-66 Northampton T. and Blackburn R.
1938-39 Birmingham C. and Leicester C. 1966-67 Aston Villa and Blackpool
1946-47 Brentford and Leeds U. 1967-68 Fulham and Sheffield U.
1947-48 Blackburn R. and Grimsby T. 1968-69 Leicester C. and Q.P.R.
1948-49 Preston N.E. and Sheffield U. 1969-70 Sunderland and Sheffield W.
1949-S0 Manchester C. and Birmingham C. 1970-71 Burnley and Blackpool
1950-51 Sheffield W. and Everton 1971-72 Huddersfield T. and Nottingham F.
1951-52 Huddersfield and Fulham * Subsequently re-elected to Division 1 when League
1952-53 Stoke C. and Derby Co. was extended after the War.
1920-21 Stockport Co. 1950-51 Grimsby T. and Chesterfield
1921-22 Bradford and Bristol C. 1951-52 Coventry C. and Q.P.R.
1922-23 Rotherham C. and Wolverhampton W 1952-53 Southampton and Barnsley
1923-24 Nelson and Bristol C. 1953-54 Brentford and Oldham Ath.
1924-25 C. Palace and Coventry C, 1954-55 Ipswich T. and Derby Co.
1925-26 Stoke C. and Stockport Co. 1955-56 Plymouth Arg. and Hull C.
1926-27 Darlington and Bradford C. 1956-57 Port Vale and Bury
1927-28 Fulham and South Shields 1957-S8 Doncaster R. and Notts. Co.
1928-29 Port Vale and Clapton O. 1958-S9 Barnsley and Grimsby T.
1929-30 Hull C. and Notts. Co. 1959-60 Bristol C. and Hull C.
1930-31 Reading and Cardiff C. 1960-61 Lincoln C. and Portsmouth
1931-32 Barnsley and Bristol C. 1961-62 Brighton and Bristol R.
1932-33 Chesterfield and Charlton Ath. 1962-63 Walsall and Luton T.
1933-34 Millwall and Lincoln C. 1963-64 Grimsby T. and Scunthorpe U.
1934-35 Oldham Ath. and Notts. Co. 1964-65 Swindon T. and Swansea T.
1935-36 Port Vale and Hull C. 1965-66 Middlesbrough and Leyton O.
1936-37 Doncaster R. and Bradford C. 1966-67 Northampton T. and Bury
1937-38 Barnsley and Stockport Co. 1967-68 Plymouth Arg. and Rotherham U.
1938-39 Norwich C. and Tranmere R. 1968-69 Fulham and Bury
1946-47 Swansea T. and Newport Co. 1969-70 Preston N.E. and Aston Villa
1947-48 Doncaster R. and Millwall 1970-71 Blackburn R. and Bolton W.
1948-49 Nottingham F. and Lincoln C, 1971-72 Charlton Ath. and Watford
1949-50 Plymouth Arg. and Bradford
1958-59 Rochdale, Notts. Co., Doncaster R. and 1965-66 Southend U., Exeter C., Brentford and
Stockport Co. iWork’ @
1959-60 Accrington S., Wrexham, Mansfield T. 1966-67 Doncaster R., Workington T., Darlington
and York C. and Swansea T.
1960-61 Chesterfield, Colchester U., Bradford C. 1967-68 Scunthorpe U., Colchester U., Grimsby
and Tranmere R. T. and Peterborough U. (demoted)
1961-62 Newport Co., Brentford, Lincoln C. and 1968-69 Oldham Ath., Crewe Alex., Hartlepools
Torquay U. U. and Northampton.
1962-63 Bradford, Brighton, Carlisle U. and 1969-70 Bournemouth, Southport, Barrow, Stock-
Halifax T. port Co.
1963-64 Millwall, Crewe Alex., Wrexham and 1970-71 Reading, Bury, Doncaster R., Gillingham,
Notts. Co. 1971-72 Mansfield T., Barnsley, Torquay
1964-65 U.,
Luton T., Port Vale, Colchester U. and Bradford C.
Barnsley
468
SEASON’S LEADING SCORERS 1971-72
(Listed in order of League goals scored)
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Division 1 League F.A. Cup Total
Lee (Manchester C.) a3 1 35
Chivers (Tottenham H.) 25 2 34
Lorimer (Leeds U.) 23 3 28
Macdonald (Newcastle U.) 23 2 26
Marsh (Manchester C.) 21 24
(inc. 17 League, 3 F.L. Cup for osP.R.)
Osgood (Chelsea) 24
Best (Manchester U.) . 26
Moore (Manchester U.) 18 19
(inc. 13 League, 1 F.L. Cup for Nottingham VY
Best (West Ham U.) 17 23
Tony Brown (W.B.A.) 7, 18
Dearden (Sheffield U.) 16 17
Woodward (Sheffield U.) 15 20
Hinton (Derby Co.) 15 17
Dougan (Wolverhampton W.) 15 15
Channon (Southampton) 14 15
Law (Manchester U.) 13 vue
ty!
nNniten
PRI 13
O’Hare (Derby Co.) 13 13
Richards (Wolverhampton W.) 13 13
Toshack (Liverpool) 13 13
Ritchie (Stoke C.) 12 18
Hector (Derby Co.) 1 15
Kennedy (Arsenal) 12 5
Bell (Manchester C.) 12 14
Hunt (Coventry C.) 12 pl
INni 12
Division 2 League Total
Latchford (Birmingham C.) 23 27
Hatton (Birmingham C.) Wp 26
(inc. 7 League, 2 F.L. Cup for Carlisle)
Galley (Bristol C.) 22 22
Clark (Cardiff C.) 21 24
Casper (Burnley) 18 19
Burns (Blackpool) 17 20
Joicey (Sheffield W.) 17 17
(inc. 1 League for Coventry C.)
Hubbard (Norwich C.) 16 20
(inc. 15 League, 4 F.L. Cup for Lincoln C.)
Cross (Norwich C.) 16 18
(inc. 8 League, 2 F.L. Cup for Rochdale)
Possee (Millwall) 15 17
Pearson (Hull C.) 15 15
Treacy (Charlton Ath.) 14 19
Bowyer (Orient) 14 16
Bolland (Millwall) 14 15
Noble (Swindon T.) 14 N
leNNI 14
Foggo (Norwich C.) 13 14
Watson (Sunderland) 13 14
Cassidy (Oxford U.) 13 13
Tueart (Sunderland) 13 13
469
Warboys (Cardiff C.) 13 - 13
Hickton (Middlesbrough) 12 3 16
Francis (Birmingham C.) 12 2 14
Horsfield (Swindon T.) 12 ~ 13
Bridges (Millwall) 12 ~ 12

MacDougall (Bournemouth) 35 10 47
Wood (Shrewsbury) 35 2 40
Field (Blackburn R.) 27 1 29
(inc. 10 League, 1 F.L. Cup for Southport)
Gilbert (Rotherham U.) 22 6 28
Bradd (Notts. Co.). 21 2 25
Ham (Rotherham U.) 20 2 23
(inc. 4 League, 1 F.L. Cup for Preston N.E.)
Lochhead (Aston Villa) 19 - 25
Beamish (Brighton) 18 3 23
(inc. 12 League, 3 F.A. Cup, 2 F.L. Cup for Tranmere R.)
Andrews (Shrewsbury) 17 3 20
Shaw (Oldham Ath.) 17 ~ 18
Napier, K. (Brighton) 16 3 19
Irvine (Brighton) 16 1 17
Aimson (York C.) 16 - 16
Fairbrother (Mansfield T.) 15 4 19
Boyer (Bournemouth) 15) 1 16
Rickard (Plymouth Arg.) 14 - 14
Cozens (Notts. Co.) 13 4 17
Graydon (Aston Villa) 13 ~ 14
Price (Peterborough U.) 28 4 32
McNeil (Lincoln C.) 27 p 29
(inc. 14 League, 2 F.A. Cup for Northampton T.)
Tees (Grimbsy T.) 25) = 29
O’Mara (Brentford) 25 y 27
Garner (Southend U.) 25 - 26
Yeo (Gillingham) 22 1 24
Jones (Bury) 20 3 23
Graham (Darlington) 19 _ 19
Best (Southend U.) 19 1 20
Brace (Grimsby T.) 19 - 24
Fletcher (Scunthorpe U.) 19 1 20
Greenhalgh (Cambridge U.) 19 - 19
Large (Northampton) 18 3 21
Young (Hartlepool) 18 2 20
Binney (Exeter C.) 17 i| 18
Hall (Peterborough U.) 16 4 20
Cumming (Reading) 16 3 19
Chappell (Reading) 15 ~ 15
Elwiss (Doncaster R.) 15 5
Harding (Darlington) 15 ~ 15
Murray (Bury) 14 2 16
Connelly (Bury) 14 1 15
Lewis (Colchester U. ) 14 ~ 19
470
SSS
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CAREER RECORDS OF LEAGUE GOALSCORERS
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This is a list of players at present playin g, who during

i theiri careers have scored 50 i
Football League matches. Sei OL pa
269 R. Hunt (Bolton W.). K. Napier (Brighton).

249 R. Davies (Southampton). 108 F. Clarke (Ipswich T.).
246 K. Wagstaff (Hull C.). J. Robson (Bury).
210 A. Hateley (Notts. Co.). J. Melia (Crewe Alex.).
207 D. Law (Manchester U.). 106 B. Best (Southend U.).
201 K. Hector (Derby Co.), A. Banks (Exeter C.).
199 P. Dobing (Stoke C.). B. Godfrey (Bristol R.).
196 C. Chilton (Coventry C.). 105 C. Bell (Manchester C.).
D. Dougan (Wolverhampton W.). T. Spratt (Workington).
194 F, Large (Northampton T.). 102 M. Peters (Tottenham H.).
192 R. Charlton (Manchester U.). 101 R. Jones (Bristol R.).
184 C. Taylor (Walsall). 100 J. Byrom (Bolton W.).
180 G. Hurst (West Ham U.). F. Wignall (Mansfield T.).
F. Lee (Manchester C.), 99 A. Durban (Derby Co.),
178 R. Pointer (Portsmouth), C. Dobson (Brighton).
176 R. Tambling (C. Palace), A. Griffiths (Wrexham),
175 B. Bridges (Millwall). A. Skirton (Torquay U.).
169 B. Clark (Cardiff C.). G. Strong (Coventry C.).
168 J. Fryatt (Southport). 98 S. Brace (Grimsby T.).
R. Stubbs (Torquay U.), J. Collins (Cambridge U.).
165 J. Connelly (Bury). T. Wharton (C. Palace).
164 M. Chivers (Tottenham H.). 97 C. Clark (Preston N.E.).
162 J. Astle (W.B.A.). A. Hinton (Derby Co.).
160 I. Lawther (Stockport Co.), K. Randall (Chesterfield).
159 E. Hunt (Coventry C.). R. Woodruff (Cardiff C.).
T. Paine (Southampton). 96 P. Lorimer (Leeds U.).
158 J. O’Rourke (Q.P.R.). 95 A. Horsfield (Charlton Ath.),
154 B. Gibbs (Colchester U.). D. Brown (Aldershot).
153 B. Dyson (Orient). 93 G. Graham (Arsenal).
151 H. McIlmoyle (Preston N.E.). R. Hiron (Portsmouth).
145 A. Clarke (Leeds U.). B. Robson (West Ham U.).
144 R. Jenkins (Rochdale). 92 S. McMillan (Stockport Co.).
142 A. Lochhead (Aston Villa). J.Toshack (Liverpool).
140 D. Rogers (Swindon T.). H. Williams (Swansea C.).
139 J. Hickton (Middlesbrough). 90 J. Royle (Everton).
138 J. Ritchie (Stoke C.). 89 N. Young (Preston N.E.).
137 I. Hollett (Hereford U.). 88 I. Gibson (Cardiff C.).
136 W. Davies (Manchester C.). J. Hall (Peterborough U.).
135 G. Vowden (Aston Villa). 87 B. Yeo (Gillingham).
133 W. Atkins (Halifax T.). M. Kenning (Watford).
132 P. Aimson (York C.). A. Field (Blackburn R.).
D. Jones (Newport Co.). J. Giles (Leeds U.).
R. Marsh (Manchester C.). K. McHale (Chester).
E. MacDougall (Bournemouth), R. Ross (Brentford).
131 G. Best (Manchester U.). A. Woodward (Sheffield U.).
M. Tees (Grimsby T.). 86 A, Gilzean (Tottenham H.).
128 A. Brown (W.B.A.). R. Gould (W.B.A.).
K. Houghton (Hull C.). D. Martin (Blackburn R.).
127 W. Irvine (Brighton). A. McCann (Portsmouth).
126 J. Galley (Bristol C.). M. Stringfellow (Leicester C.).
H. Jarman (Bristol! R.). A. Suddick (Blackpool).
125 J. Fairbrother (Mansfield T.). K. Webber (Stockport Co.).
124 R. Ham (Rotherham U.). 85 P. Gowans (Rochdale).
J. Howarth (Rochdale), P. Osgood (Chelsea).
G, Jones (Bury). 84 N. Martin (Nottingham F.),
J. McLaughlin (Shrewsbury T.). 83 F. Casper (Burnley).
122 H. Burrows (Stoke C.). K. Foggo (Norwich C.).
119 C. Addison (Hereford U.). 82 C. Balderstone (Carlisle U.).
117 R. Hunt (Charlton Ath.). G. Bolland (Millwall).
R. Smith (Wrexham). 80 F. Hill (Manchester C.).
116 M., Jones (Leeds U.). C. Jackson (Torquay U.).
113 H. Curran (Wolverhampton W.). J. Radford (Arsenal).
110 A, Ball (Arsenal). M. Summerbee (Manchester C.).
I. Moore (Manchester U.). 2 S. Earle (Fulham).
109 G. Andrews (Shrewsbury T.). K. Hale (Darlington).
471
G. Kerr (Scunthorpe U.). P. Silvester (Norwich C.).
A. Kinsey (Wrexham). P. Thompson (Liverpool).
78 L. Chappell (Reading). M. Trebilcock (Portsmouth).
M. Bickle (Gillingham). 61 G. Boardman (Barnsley).
A. Provan (Wrexham). G. Ingram (Bradford C.).
77 + +K. East (Crewe Alex.). W. Dearden (Sheffield U.).
M. Macdonald (Newcastle U.). P. Price (Portsmouth).
A. Murray (Brighton), 60 L. Bradd (Notts. Co.).
D. Possee (Millwall). F. Brogan (Halifax T.).
76 J. Docherty (Brentford). A. Gilliver (Lincoln C.).
75 J. O’Hare (Derby Co.). 59 B. Conlon (Cambridge U.).
T. Robson (Peterborough U.). J. Gabriel (Southampton).
74 G. Eastham (Stoke C.). J. Hall (Bradford C.).
73 G. Atkinson (Oxford U.). 58 G. Moore (Doncaster R.).
B. Bannister (Bristol R.). K. Weller (Leicester C.).
J. Mulvaney (Stockport Co.), M. Bailey (Wolverhampton W.).
72 W. Bremner (Leeds U.). P. Morris (Ipswich T,).
W. Carlin (Notts Co.). D. Roberts (Mansfield T.).
J. Kaye (Hull C.). $7 J. Greenhoff (Stoke C.).
B. Lewis (Portsmouth). J. Blair (Exeter C.).
71 +E. Loyden (Tranmere R.). J. Frizzell (Oldham Ath.).
H. Ryden (Stockport Co.). R. McNeil (Lincoln C.).
70 =T. Baldwin (Chelsea). 56 J. Tudor (Newcastle U.).
R. Hatton (Birmingham C.). 55 K. Beamish (Brighton).
J. Sinclair (Sheffield W.). K. Bebbington (Oldham Ath.),
D. Sloan (Oxford U.). E. Redrobe (Southport).
69 K. Jones (Colchester U.). W. Rudd (Bury).
I. Butler (Hull C.). J. Rudge (Bristo! R.).
D. Wilson (Chesterfield). $4 D. Shaw (Oldham Ath.),
67 R. Bird (Crewe Alex.). L. Hill (Newport Co.).
J. Charlton (Leeds U.). 53 P. Boyer (Bournemouth).
D. Masson (Notts. Co.). N. Dean (Barnsley).
B. Rioch (Aston Villa). G. Moore (Southend U.).
A. Russell (Tranmere R.). 52 L. Barrett (Fulham).
66 M. Bullock (Orient). N. Cassidy (Oxford U.).
A. Birchenall (Leicester C.). C. Gilbert (Rotherham U.).
R. Gilfillan (Doncaster R.). B. Evans (Swansea C.).
P. King (Cardiff C.). $1 T. Heath (Scunthorpe U.).
G. Reece (Sheffield U.). B. Lyons (Nottingham F.),
65 P. Noble (Swindon T.). T. Buck (Rochdale).
64 B. Owen (Carlisle U.). F. McLintock (Arsenal).
A. Wood (Millwall). $0 T. Meredith (Shrewsbury T.).
63 M. Channon (Southampton), T. Bell (Reading).
K. Allen (Plymouth). A. Tarbuck (Preston N.E.).
R. Rees (Swansea C.). A. Warboys (Cardiff C.).
62 K. Peacock (Charlton Ath.),
FOOTBALL LEAGUE TOP GOALSCORERS 1946-1970

—_—_—_—_—::
1971-72 Ted MacDougall (Bournemouth) 35 1958-59 Brian Clough (Middlesbrough) 43

Alf Wood (Shrewsbury) 1957-58 Tommy Johnston (Blackburn R. and
1970-71 Ted MacDougall (Bournemouth) Leyton O.)
1969-70 Albert Kinsey (Wrexham) 1956-57 Arthur Rowley (Leicester C.)
1968-69 Jimmy Greaves (Tottenham H.) 1955-56 Sam Collins (Torquay U.)
1967-68 George Best (Manchester U.) and 1954-55 Tommy Briggs (Blackburn R.)
Ron Davies (Southampton) 1953-54 John Charles (Leeds U.)
1966-67 Ron Davies (Southampton) 1952-53 Arthur Rowley (Leicester U.)
1965-66 Kevin Hector (Bradford) 1951-52 Derek Dooley (Sheffield W.)
1964-65 Alec Jeffrey (Doncaster) 1950-51 Jack Shaw (Rotherham U.)
1963-64 Hugh Mcllmoyle (Carlisle) 1949-S0 Tommy Briggs (Grimsby)
1962-63 Jimmy Greaves (Tottenham H.) 1948-49 Charlie Wayman (Southampton )
1961-62 Roger Hunt (Liverpool) 1947-48 Ronnie Rooke (Arsenal)
1960-61 Terry Bly (Peterborough U.) 1946-47 Clarrie Jordan (Doncaster R.)
1959-60 Cliff Holton (Watford)
472
HAT TRICK HEROES 1971-72
eee
Football League December

August 11 Jack Whitham 3, Liverpool v Derby Co.,
14 Matt Tees 3, Grimsby T. v Scunthorpe U., Div. 1
Div. 4 18 Stan Bowles 3, Carlisle y Norwich C., Div. 2
21 Malcolm Macdonald 3, Newcastle U. yv
Liverpool, Div. 1 January
21 Ian Bowyer 3, Orient v Cardiff C., Diy. 2 1 Mick Burns 3, Blackpool v Watford, Div. 2
21 John Galley 3, Bristol C. v Sheffield W., 1 Phil Boyer 3, Bournemouth v Wrexham, Div. 3
Div. 2 a 1 Phillip Holme 3, Swansea C. v Torquay U.,
28 Bobby Owen 3, Carlisle U. v Charlton Ath., Div. 4
Div. 2 8 Derek Rickard 3, Plymouth Arg. v York C.,
28 Kit Napier 3, Brighton v Mansfield T., Div. 3 Div. 3
28 Bernard Purdie 4, Chester v Gillingham, Div. 4 8 John Docherty 3, Brentford v Darlington, Div. 4
22 Frank Large 3, Northampton T. v Chester,
Div. 4
September
29 Francis Lee 3, Manchester C. v Wolverhamp-
4 Bob Latchford 3, Birmingham C. v Charlton ton W,, Div. 1
Ath., Div. 2 :
4 Brian Godfrey 3, Bristol R. v Bradford C., February
Div. 3 5 Tony Field 3, Blackburn R. v Barnsley, Div. 3
4 John O’Mara 3, Brentford v Hartlepool, 19 Mick Jones 3, Leeds U. v Manchester U.,
Div. 4 Div. 1
11 Ted MacDougall 3, Bournemouth v Rochdale, 26 Arthur Horsfield 3, Swindon T. v Oxford U.,
Div. 3 Div. 2
17 Billy Best 3, Southend U. v Grimsby T., Div, 4 26 John Sissons 3, Sheffield W. v Burnley Div. 2
18 George Best 3, Manchester U. v West Ham U., 29 Billy Dearden 3, Sheffield U. v West Ham U.,
Div. 1 Div. 1
18 Brian Greenhalgh 4, Cambridge U. v Darling-
ton, Div. 4 March
25 Derek Dougan 3, Wolverhampton W. v 1 John Lathan 3, Sunderland v Portsmouth,
Nottingham F., Div. 1 Div.2
25 George Jones 3, Bury v Exeter C., Div. 4 7 Peter Lorimer 3, Leeds U. vy Southampton,
28 Arthur Bellamy 3, Burnley v Orient, Div. 2
Div. 1
28 Bob Latchford 3, Birmingham C. v Watford, 10 Bill Garner 3, Southend U. v Chester, Div. 4
Div. 2 22 Billy Best 3, Southend U. v Reading, Div. 4
29 Alan Warboys 3, Cardiff C. v Preston N.E.,
28 Carl Gilbert 4, Rotherham U. v Swansea C.,
Div. 2
Div. 3
31 John Connelly 3, Bury v Newport Co., Div. 4
April
October
2 Alf Wood 5, Shrewsbury T. v Blackburn R., 1 Keith Dyson 3, Blackpool v Burnley, Diy. 2
1 Vic Halom 3, Luton T. v Sheffield W., Div. 2
Div. 3
1 Paul Aimson 3, York C. v Chesterfield, Div. 3
2 John O’Mara 3, Brentford vy Northampton T.,
3 Fred Binney 3, Exeter v Bury, Div. 4
Div. 4
15 Peter Price 4, Peterborough U. v Southport,
2 Ian Hopkinson 3, Workington vy Peterborough
Div. 4
U., Div. 4
17 Brian Joicey 3, Sheffield W. v Orient, Div. 2
9 Bruce Bannister 3, Bradford v Walsall, Div. 3
9 Jim Hall 3, Peterborough U. v Barrow, Div. 4 May
9 Peter Price 3, Peterborough U. v Barrow, 3 Alf Wood 3, Shrewsbury v Halifax T., Div. 3
Div. 4 5 David Shaw 3, Oldham Ath, v Rotherham U.,
15 Jan Lawther 3, Stockport Co. v Crewe Alex., Div. 3
Div. 4
15 Brian Lewis 3, Colchester U. v Lincoln C.,
F.A. Cup
Div. 4
November
16 Ray Treacy 3, Charlton Ath. vy Hull C., Div. 2
20 Ted MacDougall 9, Bournemouth v Margate,
16 Harold Jarman 3, Bristol R. v York C., Div. 3
Rd. 1
16 Barry Hartle 3, Southport v Exeter C., Div. 4
20 George Andrews 3, Shrewsbury T. v Colchester,
29 Ted MacDougall 3, Bournemouth v Mansfield
Rd. 1
1 Div.S 23 Carl Gilbert 3, Rotherham U. v Frickley, Rd. 1
December
November
20 Derek Johnson 3, Everton vy Southampton, 11 Alan Welsh 3, Torquay U. v Barnet, Rd. 2
11 Roy Greaves 3, Bolton W. v Rossendale, Rd. 2
Div. 1
27 Alan Woodward 4, Sheffield U. v Ipswich T., January
Div. 1 19 Peter Harman 3, Reading v Blyth S., Rd. 3
27 Andy Lochhead 3, Aston Villa vyOldham Ath.,
Div. 3 ; February
27 Peter Graham 3, Darlington v Lincoln C., 5 Alan Durban 3, Derby Co., v Notts. Co., Rd. 4
14 Geoff Hurst 3, West Ham U. v Hereford, Rd. 4
Div. 4
473
FOOTBALL LEAGUE CLUB GOALSCORING RECORDS
Leading League Goalscorers

Club Record Set by Year 69-70 70-71 71-72
23 Fogg 63-64 19 Howarth 21 Howarth 8 Brodie
Aldershot
Arsenal 43 Drake 34-35 13 Radford 19 Kennedy 12 Kennedy
Aston Villa 49 Waring 30-31 6 Rioch 9 Hamilton 19 Lochhead
Lochhead
Barnsley 33 McCormack 50-51 15 Evans 9 Evans, Lea 12 Seal

Barrow 39 Shankly 33-34 11 Mulvaney 14 Garbett 10 Hollis
Birmingham C, 29 Bradford 27-28 13 Summerill 16 Summerill 23 Latchford
Blackburn R. 43 Harper 25-26 13 Martin 6 Conlon 17 Field
Rogers
Blackpool 45 Hampson 29-30 17 Pickering 10 Burns 17 Burns
Bolton W. 38 Smith 20-21 20 Byrom 8 Hunt 11 Byrom
Hunt
Bournemouth 42 MacDougall 70-71 21 MacDougall 42 MacDougall 35 MacDougall
Bradford C. 34 Layne 61-62 16 Ham 16 Bannister 9 Middleton
O'Neil
Brentford 36 Holliday 32-33 13 Ross 15 Ross 25 O’Mara
Brighton 30 Vallance 29-30 13 Gilliver 11 Napier, K. 16 Irvine
Napier K,
Bristol C, 36 Clark 46-47 10 Galley 12 Galley 22 Galley
Sharpe
Bristol R, 33 Bradford 52-53 15 Stubbs 17 Stubbs 11 Allen
Bannister
Burnley 35 Beel 27-28 17 Kindon 5 Probert 18 Casper
Bury 31 Bullock 25-26 26 Jones 18 Jones 20 Thomas
Cambridge U. 11 Hollett 70-71 11 Hollett 19 Greenhalgh

(Record)
Cardiff C, 31 Richards 46-47 18 Clark 15 Clark 21 Clark
Carlisle U. 42 McConnell 28-29 13 Hatton 18 Hatton 11 Bowles
Owen
Charlton Ath, 32 Allen 34-35 6 Treacy 7 Kenning 14 Treacy
Treacy
Plumb
Chelsea 41 Greaves 60-61 23 Osgood 13 Weller 18 Osgood
Chester 36 Yates 46-47 11 Dearden 17 Tarbuck 11 Loyden
Loyden
Chesterfield 44 Cookson 25-26 20 Moss 19 Randall 12 Wilson
Colchester U. 37 Hunt, Bobby 61-62 15 Jones 25 Crawford 14 Lewis
Coventry C, 49 Bourton 31-32 14 Martin 10 Hunt 12 Hunt
Crewe Alex, 34 Harkin 64-65 11 Bradshaw 20 Morrissey 9 Tewley
C. Palace 46 Simpson 30-31 9 Queen 10 Birchenall 8 Tambling
Darlington 39 Brown 24-25 8 Hale 17 Harding 19 Graham
Derby Co. 37 Bowers 30-31 13 O’Hare 13 O’Hare 15 Hinton
Doncaster R. 42 Jordan 4647 12 Regan 9 Briggs 15 Elwiss
Everton 60 Dean 27-28 23 Royle 17 Royle 9 Johnson

Royle
Exeter C, 34 Whitlow 32-33 10 Banks 21 Banks 17 Binney
Fulham 41 Newton 31-32 22 Earle 15 Barrett 11 Earle
Conway
Gillingham 31 Morgan 54-55 11 Green 11 Green 22 Yeo
Grimsby T, 42 Glover 33-34 25 Brace 10 Brace 27 Tees
Halifax T. 34 Valentine 34-35 8 Atkins 18 Atkins 8 Atkins
Lawther
Shawcross
Hartlepool 28 Robinson 27-28 12 Bell 8 Sharkey 18 Young
Taylor 19-20
Huddersfield T, 35 Brown 25-26 18 Worthington 9 Worthington 9 Lawson J.
Hull C. 39 McNaughton 32-33 18 Wagstaff 21 Chilton 15 Pearson
Ipswich T, 41 _— Phillips 56-57 6 Viljoen 10 Viljoen 7 Belfitt
Hill
474
Leading League Goalscorers
Club Record Set by Year 69-70 70-71 71-72
Leeds U. 42 Charles 53-54 16 Clarke 19 Clarke 23 Lorimer
Leicester C, 44 Rowley A, 56-57 16 Fern 15 Brown 7 Brown
Lincoln C, 42 Hall 31-32 16 Fletcher 18 Hubbard 15 Hubbard
Liverpool 41 Hunt, Roger 61-62 15 Graham 10 Evans 13 Toshack
Luton T, 55 Payne 36-37 24 Macdonald 24 Macdonald 10 Anderson
Manchester C, 38 Johnson 28-29 14 Lee 14 Lee 33 Lee

Manchester U. 32 Viollett 59-60 15 Best 18 Best 18 Best
Mansfield T, 55 Harston 36-37 18 Roberts, D. 22 Roberts, D. 15 Fairbrother
Middlesbrough 59 Camsell 26-27 23 Hickton 25 Hickton 12 Hickton
Millwall 37 Parker 26-27 18 Possee 15 Bridges 15 Possee
Newcastle U. 36 Gallacher 26-27 21 Robson 9 Robson 23 Macdonald

Newport Co, 34 Martin 29-30 14 Mabbutt 13 Brown 11 Brown
Thomas
Northampton 36 Holton 61-62 23 Fairbrother 15 Fairbrother 18 Large
Norwich C. 31 Hunt, Bobby 55-56 11 Foggo 15 Foggo 13 Foggo
Silvester
Nottingham F, 36 Ardron 50-51 11 Moore 18 Moore 13 Moore
Notts. Co. 39 Keetley 30-31 23 Masson 22 Hateley 21 Bradd
Oldham Ath, 33 Davis 36-37 11 Fryatt 24 Fryatt 17 Shaw

Orient 35 Johnston 57-58 19 Bullock 6 Lazarus 14 Bowyer
Oxford U. 23 Booth 62-63 9 Skeen 6 Skeen 13 Cassidy
Sloan
Peterborough U. 52 Bly 60-61 24 Hall 17 Garwood 28 Price

Plymouth Arg. 32 Cock 25-26 18 Bickle 11 Hutchins 14 Rickard
Portsmouth 40 Haynes 26-27 18 Hiron 13 Hiron 10 Reynolds
Port Vale 38 Kirkham 26-27 14 James 15 James 10 Gough
Preston N.E. 37 Harper 32-33 6 Gemmill 22 Ingram 10 McIlmoyle
Tarbuck
Q.P.R. 37 Goddard 29-30 21 Bridges 21 Marsh 17 Marsh
Reading 39 Blackman 51-52 25 Chappell 12 Habbin 16 Cumming

Rochdale 43 Whitehurst 26-27 20 Jenkins 13 Jenkins 9 Gowans
Rotherham U. 38 Ardron 46-47 9 Downes 9 Hague 22 Gilbert
Scunthorpe U. 31 Thomas 61-62 21 Cassidy 11 Heath 19 Fletcher

Sheffield U. 41 Dunne 30-31 18 Woodward 15 Woodward 16 Dearden
Sheffield W. 46 Dooley 51-52 8 Whitham 15 Prendergast 16 Joicey
Shrewsbury T. 38 Rowley, A. 58-59 16 Harkin 18 Andrews 35 Wood
Southampton 39 Reeves 59-60 15 Channon 18 Channon 14 Channon
Southend U. 31 Shankly 28-29 23 Best 19 Best 25 Garner
Southport 31 Waterson 30-31 16 Field 12 Redrobe 12 Redrobe
Stockport Co, 46 Lythgoe 33-34 9 Rowlands 16 McMillan 13 McMillan
Stoke C, 33 Steele 36-37 14 Ritchie 13 Ritchie 12 Ritchie
Sunderland 43 Halliday 28-29 7 Harris 10 Baker 13 Tueart
Watson
Swansea C. 35 Pearce 31-32 16 Gwyther 18 Gwyther 9 Gwyther
Swindon T, 47 Morris 26-27 16 Horsfield 16 Rogers 14 Noble
Torquay U. 40 Collins 55-56 16 Welsh, A, 18 Rudge 10 Welsh

Tottenham H. 37 Greaves 62-63 11 Gilzean 21 Chivers 25 Chivers
Chivers
Tranmere R. 35 Bell 33-34 17 Yardley 10 Beamish 12 Beamish
Moore
Walsall 40 Allsop 33-34 9 Taylor 13 Taylor 11 Morris

-35
Watford 48 Holton 59-60 10 Endean 13 Wigg 6 Eddy
W.B.A. 39 Richardson 35-36 25 Astle 28 Brown 17 Brown
West Ham VU. 41 Watson 29-30 16 Hurst 15 Hurst 17 Best
Wolverhampton W. 37 Westcott 46-47 19 Curran 17 Gould 15 Dougan
Workingtop 26 Dailey 55-56 8 Massie 8 Spratt 10 Spratt
Wrexham 44 Bamford 33-34 27 Kinsey 16 Kinsey 7 Kinsey
York C, 31 Fenton 51-52 10 McMahon 26 Aimson 16 Aimson
475
The Football League
The oldest competition of its kind in the world, the Football League was founded in
1888 with 12 clubs. Now it has grown to embrace 92 teams spread out in four
divisions and is recognised as the foremost league anywhere.
William McGregor, a Scot associated with the Aston Villa club, was the prime mover
in its inception and the original clubs were Accrington, Aston Villa, Blackburn R.,
Bolton W., Burnley, Derby Co., Everton, Notts. Co., Preston N.E., Stoke C., W.B.A.
and Wolverhampton W. Of this number only Accrington are no longer members.
In 1892 a Second Division was formed and by this time the First Division had grown
to 16 clubs. Further additions were made in the following years and the series of
Test Matches which were used to decide the composition of the divisions were abandoned
in 1898-99 when automatic promotion and relegation was introduced for the first time.
By 1919-20 the two divisions had grown to 22 clubs in each. A Third Division was
added in 1920 with another 22 clubs and a year later this became the Third Division
(Southern Section) as a Northern Section was formed with 20 member clubs.
This, too, was brought up to the strength of the other three divisions when two more
teams were added. Not until 1950 was there any further change in the composition of
the League and then both Third Division sections were increased to 24 clubs.
In 1958 these regional sections were abolished and a Third Division and Fourth
Division formed, with a system of four clubs up and four down to determine promotion
and relegation at the end of the season between these two divisions only. Two up and
two down applies elsewhere. The bottom four clubs in the League have to seek
re-election.
1888-89 DIVISION 1 1889-90 DIVISION 1
PW Diese F cASPts. PaW DD. Lf Ch eA Ea

Preston N.E. 22 18 4 O 74 15 40 ~ Preston N.E. 22°45 3 14871 Se0REs
Aston Villa 22, AGae yo) (Ol 4309 Everton 22), 14. 3). 5 “G40 san
Wolverhampton W. 22 12 4 6 50 37 28 °#Bilackburn R, 22 Ae 3 ee ee
Blackburn R, 22. 10m 6 6 66.45 0926 Wolverhampton W. 22 10 5 7 51 38 25
Bolton W. 22: 10 qe 2e10) 63) SO4 22 se RA. 22.11 3 48447050 2a
W.B.A. 22 10 2 10 40 46 22 = Accrington 22..cD 6 (TieS3hdS Gees
Accrington 22 6 8 8 48 48 20 Derby Co. 2249 3 10° j43SSei2t
Everton 22 NOS 2 i S546 20 Aston Villa 22° 7% 5 10°43 siege
Burnley 22, lem oh “ke 42 62 ig *“Bolton W: 22'S! 1 92 S5ae' 6S aS
Derby Co, 22 Adame, 15 4) Galo “GINGtts, Co. 22. 6 Sa een
Notts. Co. 22) 1S 39 s7aq12 sBunnley 22 Ay S13. 365 63m
Stoke 22 645 A 14 26851912 Stoke 22, 4154527 69 ae
1890-91 DIVISION 1 1891-92 DIVISION 1
Po OW Di Ee BA: bts: FP W DL TF A Pts:

Everton 22 14 1 #7 63 29 29 Sunderland 26424 0 15 493..36 542
Preston N.E. 221129 Be 7 Adeehes 27 Preston N.E. 26 28 2 Jy 6. a nSieeg
Notts. Co. 22, 1 *49 7 5293526 “Bolton W- ZOU LT = 2 7 Pol 7 ee
Wolverhampton W. 22 12 2 8 39 50 26 ~ Aston Villa 26 15 O 11 89 56 30
Bolton W. 22D ee Leese 47 (S4y DS Everton 26512 4 10549 (4908
Blackburn R. 22) 1) epee O52) AS Dd Wolverhampton W. 26 11 4 11 59 46 26
Sunderland 2210) 555) 5 tarole «Si 23 Burnley 26 if 4 J 49° "457=26
Burnley 22 eS 10" S265)? 1 Notts. Co. 26°"bb 4 dt M5551 26
Aston Villa 22m tt 11 45, eSB R18 Blackburn R, 26 10 6 10 58 465026
Accrington 22 MOM 4. 12 28 a50 RG Derby Co. 26 10 4 12 46 52 24
Derby Co, 22 OT Me. 14 ATMS ITS Accrington 26 8 4 14 40 78 20
W.B.A. 22 Se evelS! S457 10 AWERLAG 2656. 6 14e5pmSseis
*Two points deducted for playing an ineligible Stoke 2615 4 I7 PSsmeies
player. Darwen 26 A 3 19 38 912d
476
ee
FOOTBALL LEAGUE TABLES 1892-94
a
1892-93
DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2
yw D EF F A Pts: mW D L£L Ff A Pts:

Sunderland 30 22 4 4100 36 48 Small Heath 22 ii 2 3 69085086
Preston N.E. 30 17 °§3 10 (57) 390¥37 Sheffield U. 22 16 3 3 62uq19135
Everton 30 16 4 10 74 51 36 Darwen 22 14 2 6 60 36 30
Aston Villa 30 16 (3 11 A73x62)6.35 Grimsby T. 22 00 1 100 4241693
Bolton W. 30 13 6 11 56 55 32 #Ardwick 22 8) 3 100 45140001
Burnley 30° 18 *4 13 SilaeA4ets0 Burton Swifts 22 9 2 dt AAnS47Mi0
Stoke 30 22 65) 613) 38 a48229 Northwich V. 22 49 2. MierA2en58oh20
W.B.A. 30 £2 5 $858) [694129 Bootle 22 G8 3 104499563019
Blackburn R. 80 68 13 (9 10470b567)29 Lincoln C. 22 i 3 12> 45o5iiotl7
Nottingham Forest 30 10 8 12 48 52 28 Crewe Alex. 2246 3 1S 42) n69085
Wolverhampton W. 30 12 4 14 47 68 28 Burslem P.V. 22 96 V3 mild 0S 75
Sheffield W. 30 12 3 15 «S5im650°27 *Walsall(T. Sw. 22% 3 145871 75043
Derby Co. 30.99 9 12 52064497
Notts. Co. 80 10 4 167 S53 r6ier24
Accrington 30 0G 11 137 S7av8iiee3
Newton Heath 30 6 6 18 50 85 18
TEST MATCHES
Sheffield U. 1, Accrington 0 Darwen 3, Notts. Co. 2
Newton Heath 5, Small Heath 2, after a drawn game 1-1
1893-94
PW Di hE zAnPts. POW D (bt ME ASPs,

Aston Villa 30 19 6 5 84 42 44 Liverpool 28 22 6 (07-7748 S50
Sunderland 30 17 4 9 72 44 38 Small Heath 28 21 O 7103 44 42
Derby Co. 30 16 4 10 73 62 36 #Notts. Co, 28 13 3 G7 70 3yhxg9
Blackburn R. 30 16 2 12 69 53 34 Newcastle U. 28 15-6 -7 46696936
Burnley 30. 25 44 ££ 6151" 34 “GrimsbyT. 28. 15 2 Limepiysanrs2
Everton 30° 15 «43: A2 9057933 Burton Swifts 28 14 ."3 edipr79~6l "51
Nottingham F, 30 14 4 12 57 48 32 Burslem P.V. 28 13° 4 «118667 6430
W.B.A. 30 14 4 12°66 59 32 ~~ Lincoln'C. 28° 1t "6 “Lt “S9a853. 928
Wolverhampton W. 30 14 3 13 52 63 31 Royal Arsenal 2a ce Sh he ee oe ae
Sheffield U. 30: 13: (5) 12: 47meitesi Walsall T. Sw. OSS 10) 3915, 51 6 23
Stoke 30.1303 14» 65m7929 MiddlesbroughI, 28 8 4 16 37 72 20
Sheffield W. 30 9 8 13 48 57 26 #£Crewe Alex. De Ol 7 wlan Ad m7 5_ 19
Bolton W. 30 10 4 16 38 52 24 Ardwick osgas 2 18 47 Fleis
Preston N.E. 30 10 3 17 44 56 23 #£Rotherham T. 28 Ge oto, Ad OS
Darwen 30° 7 5'-18~37°°83'°19 © Northwich’V. Pole See eels JianVom el)
Newton Heath 30 60 20°22.636 72 .14
TEST MATCHES
Preston N.E. 4, Notts. Co. 0 Small Heath 3, Darwen 1 Liverpool 2, Newton Heath 0
477
R.F. 72/3-25
a a a i re

i
1894-95
Be Wi. DL. 4 AGPts, P¥ “Wi. Dol, .F A Bis

Sunderland 30 21 5 4 80 37 47 Bury 30.23. 2. 5 )78insaumee
Everton 30 18 6 6 82ies042 Notts. Co. 30 17 5 81 75aedSuvae
Aston Villa 30° 17 “SS “S2ag4ain 59 Newton Heath 30 15 8 7 78 44 38
Preston N.E. 30 15 5 10 .762467135 Leicester F. 30 15 8 7 W72°%S3Rs
Blackburn R. 30° Td 10-79 “Sdler49782 Grimsby T. 30 18 1 T1 (7 e527
Sheffield U. $0 14 4:° 1257 4550532 Darwen 30 16 4°10 74543936
Nottingham F, 50) 1390 °5 SL2ZSsOe sows Burton W. S0e24 UF 9) 167" CORRS
Sheffield W. 30) 12. 4. 14. 50455628 Royal Arsenal 30.14 ©6 10 75°58 934
Burnley 30: if 4 15 (44956826 Manchester C. 30. 14». 3) 137 825720588
Bolton W. 30. (9). 7. ‘146 h 962025. Newcastle U. 30 . 12. 13xy lS 72qn84onZzF
Wolverhampton W. 30 9 7 14 43 63 25 Burton Swifts $0. DL .¥3, rd S2etaeS
Small Heath 30 "9 7 4e SOU 74: #25 Rotherham T. 30.1%, 2 17, V55, s62im2e
W.B.A. 30 10° 4 16 "Si 66 24 Lincoln C. 30. 10° 0 20° 52) .92582G
Stoke 300 79 6" 15 50" 67> 24 Walsall T. Sw. 30 ‘T@° 0° 20 47) ,S2en2q
Derby Co. 30,67 Se 4 45) *O8 823 Burslem P.V. 30 “7% 4 19 "39; “77s
Liverpool 30 4 3 G3) 005 CSPI Ses Crewe Alex. 30 3 4 234526 :103010
TEST MATCHES
Bury 1, Liverpool 0 Stoke 3, Newton Heath 0 Derby Co. 2, Notts. Co. 1
1895-96
NY Eo Ee is A Pts. P WD EL FE Atte
Aston Villa 307° 200" -S s78 45 45 Liverpool J0° 22) 2 6 106 32 46
Derby Co. 50)" ti gt AG 168 35 41 Manchester C, 30 21 4 5 63 38°44
Everton 30 CG ad eds 106 43 39 Grimsby T. 30 20 2 8 82 38 22
Bolton W. a0/«16 «2 9 49 Ye RY Burton W. 30 19 4 7 69 40
Sunderland 30°. 15. 7 98 S82 41 37 Newcastle U. 30.16 2 12.473: 0a
Stoke 30) Se iO) 1S) 56, 47 30 Newton Heath 30.15 3 12. 66 S7) ee
Sheffield W. 30) 12) 5 ahs) Aa 53 29 Royal Arsenal 30° 14 4. 12 59) 7400S
Blackburn R, 30° lz > “13: 40 50 29 Leicester F. 30 14 A 12 S57 44 38
Preston N.E. 30 11 6 13 44 48 28 Darwen 30 12 6. 12 .72; 67,588
Burnley 30 10 7 13 48 44 27 Notts. Co, 30)...32.. 2.16 457.54.006
Bury 30° 18" 23. 45° 50 54 27 Burton Swifts 30 10 4 16 39 69 24
Sheffield U. 30 10 6 14 40 50 26 Loughbrough T. 30.48 5 . 164 40,567,023
Nottingham F. 30° it “3 16 742 ST025 Lincoln C. 30 69 "4 17 ‘S3uatsuees
Wolverhampton W. 30 10 1 19 61 65 21 Burslem P.V. 30 «7 44 19 43, .78amt8
Small Heath 30 8 4 18 39 79 20 #£Rotherham T. 30 cf 38 2057984. ,97
W.B.A. 30 86 7 7 Bo 59 19 Crewe Alex. 30 «5 38 22 30,95 ms
TEST MATCHES
Manchester C. 1, W.B.A. 1 W.B.A. 6, Manchester C. 1 Liverpool 4, Small Heath 0
Small Heath 0, Liverpool 0 Manchester C, 3, Small Heath 0 Small Heath 8, Manchester C. 0
Liverpool 2, W.B.A. 0 W.B.A. 2, Liverpool 0
SUMMARY OF TEST MATCHES

Ww D
Liverpool 2 1
W.B.A. 2 1
Small Heath 1 1
Manchester C, 1 1
478
1896-97
: Pe WD ~L F A Pts, BW DD Ff VA Pts:
Aston Villa 30 21 5 4_.73..38.,47 Notts. Co. 30 919 4 7,92 A435 40
Sheffield U. 30 13 10 7 42 29 36 Newton Heath BO gl *S 8 456,34 939
Derby Co. 30 16 4 10 70 50 36 Grimsby T. 30 17 4 9 66, 45.38
Preston N.E, 30 11 12 7 55 40 34 Small Heath 30 gl6 5S 9 69) A737
Liverpool 30, 12 9 \9...46:238..33 Newcastle U. 30 917 «=f 92 15652435
Sheffield W. 30) 20; Tt 89 4240.37) 31 Manchester C, B0 532’) 8 10.58) (50032
Everton 30; 14 8 134 62) 57.431 Gainsbrough Tr, BO 312 7 «1050 de St
Bolton W. 30 12 6 12 40 43 30 Blackpool 30° $13) Wr5yn1 2059. S69 31
Bury 30 10 10 10 39 44 30 ~ Leicester F. 30 13 4 13 59 56 30
Wolverhampton W. 30 11 6 13 45 41 28 Woolwich A, 30 188 4 13 68 0m 30
Nottingham F, 30 9 -8 13 44 49 26 Darwen 30 14 O 16 67 61 28
W.B.A. 30 10 6 14 33 56 26 #Walsall B0 et 6 4 «(OS «653.4698 26
Stoke 30 11 3 16 48 59 25 lLoughbrough T, BO BED 1f “17 e500 645 25:
Blackburn R. 30 11 3 16 35 62 25 Burton Swifts 30: $2 6 15 46) 16he 24
Sunderland 30 7 9 14 34 47 23 Burton W. 30 9 «2 «4199 3Ie.679 20
Burnley 30 16 F 17 43767009 Lincoln C, 50 85 £2 239 274m85e 12
1897-98
PWD] BA. Pts; PW 2D 2 Ba AlPis.

Sheffield U. 30 17 8 5 56 31 42 °#&4Burnley 30 20 8 2 80 24 48
Sunderland 30) 16: 99S, 29° -43\— 30) 37 Newcastle U. 30 21 3 6 64 32 45
Wolverhampton W, 30 14 7 9 57 41 35 Manchester C, 30 45 9 6 66 36 39
Everton 30 13 9 8 48 39 35 Newton Heath 50° 46: 6 8 64°35. 38
Sheffield W. a0eetse es 12 51 42°-33 Woolwich A. 30-16 5 9 69 49 37
Aston Villa B01 SOL Sh aS Small Heath 30 16 4 10 58 50 36
W.B.A. 30 11 10 9 44 45 32 Leicester F. 30. 13" 67) 10346 35) 33:
Nottingham F, 30, tf «9 410°°47 49 31 Luton 30 (13: 4 13° 68° 50°30
Liverpool 30, Ui 6G 613, AR. Ay 28 Gainsbrough Tr, 30) t2; 6 12° 50) 54.30
Derby Co, 30 11 6 13 57 61 28 #Walsall 30, 12S: 13 5S 3S 29
Bolton W. 30 11 4 15 28 41 26 Blackpool 30) 10° 5S: Ty 49) oll 25
Preston N.E. 30 8 8 14 35 43 24 Grimsby T. 30) 10 4 16, 52° 62) 24
Notts. Co. 30 8 8 14 36 46 24 Burton Swifts 30) Bp 5 17 3869 21
Bury 30, & & 14, 39, St ..24 , Lincoin.C. BN) ip 5: 9) 43) 82, 17
Blackburn R, 30, wy. 10 12 39 54. 24 Darwen 30) 16.) 2) 22. Sip 76. 14
Stoke 30 8 8 14 35 55 24 Loughbrough T, 30) 6, 2 22 24 87 ta
TEST MATCHES 1896-97

Notts. Co. 1, Sunderland 0 Sunderland 0, Notts. C. 0 Burnley 2, Newton Heath 0
Newton Heath 2, Burnley 0 Newton Heath 1, Sunderland 1 Notts. Co, 1, Burnley 1
Burnley 0, Notts. Co. 1 Sunderland 2, Newton Heath 0
TEST MATCHES 1897-98
Newcastle U. 2, Stoke 1 Blackburn R. 1, Burnley 3 Stoke 1, Newcastle U. 0
Burnley 2, Blackburn R. 0 Burnley 0, Stoke 2 Blackburn R. 4, Newcastle U. 3
Newcastle U. 4, Blackburn R. 0 Stoke 0, Burnley 0
OF TEST MATCHES 1896-97 SUMMARY OF TEST MATCHES 1897-98

SUMMARY
Wo D-—L F AS Pts; WV) ee F Ay Pts;

0 3 1 6 Stoke ?) 1 1 4 2 5
Notts. Co, 2 2
1 3 2 4 Burnley 2 1 1 5 3} 5
Sunderland 1 2
3 4 3 Newcastle U. 7 0 y) 9 6 4
Burnley 1 1 2
fa 5 3. Blackburn R. 1 0 3 5) 12 2)
Newton Heath 1 1 p
479
1898-99
DIVISION DIVISION 2
pS a I eS
RW: RD) I RE rAverts: PWD L F A Fes
Aston Villa 34 19 7 8 76 40 45 Manchester C. 34 23 6 5 2" somites
Liverpool 34 19 5 10 49 33 43 Glossop N.E. 34 20 6 8 76 38 46
Burnley 34915 59 TOWeAS ere 39 Leicester F. 34 18 9 7 64 42 45
Everton 54.05 “8 iif '4st(4iess Newton Heath 34 19 5 10 67 "43-43
Notts. Co. 34 12 13 9 47 51 37 #New Brighton 34 18 7 9 Thesawes
Blackburn R. 34 14 8 12 60 52 36 #£Walsall 34 15 12 7 .-79R'3em4aZ
Sunderland 34 15 6 13 41 41 36 Woolwich A, 34 18 S 12 72040
Wolverhampton W. 34 14 7 13 54 48 35 Small Heath 34 17 7 10 85 50 41
Derby Co. 34 12 Jl (1t-06257%35 © BurslentP.Ve 34 17 5S 12 56 34089
Bury 34 14 7 13 48 49 35 Grimsby T. 34 15 5 dAdo Tic 60985
Nottingham F, 34 11 11 12 42 42 33 Barnsley 34.12 7 15 S52inséeneal
Stoke 34 13 7 14 47155233 “Lincoln C, 34 12% 7 15 Sh Saha
Newcastle U. 34 11 8 15 49 48 30 Burton Swifts 34 10 8 16 51 70 28
W.B.A. 34 12 6 16 42 57 30 Gainsbrough Tr. 34 10. 5 198 5Gm72e25
Preston N.E. 34°10 9 15 .44947--29 «Luton 34 10 3 22, BieO5eer
Sheffield U. 34 9 11 14 45 51 29 ~~ Blackpool 34 8 4 22 49 90 20
Bolton W. 34 9 7 18 37 51 25 Loughbrough T. 34°66 =26ir 223892 ens
Sheffield W. 34 8 8 18 32 61 24 Darwen 34° 2) 5 27-22: 441
First season of promotion and relegation system,
1899-1900
BAW D Ek APs, BW. Dt LL) Aver

Aston Villa 34 22 6 6 77 35 50 Sheffield W. 34 25 4 §S§ 84°20" 58
Sheffield U, 34 18 12 4 63 33 48 Bolton W. 34.22 S$ *4 OS 2ae
Sunderland 4: 310 83 “1250. 35 al Small Heath 34 20 6 8 78 38 46
Wolverhampton W. 34 15 9 10 48 37 39 Newton Heath 34 20° 4 10 63° 27 "4e
Newcastle, U. a4°515 10: Ot 5 “as 36 Leicester F, 34 17 9 (18 53) 367 48
Derby Co. 34 14 8 12 45 43 36 Grimsby T. 34 17 G& J1P6s) “467 40
Manchester C. 34 13 8 13 50 44 34 Chesterfield 34 16 6 12 65 60 38
Nottingham F, 34 13 8 13 56 55 34 Woolwich A, 34 16 4 14 68 43036
Stoke 34 13 8 13 37 45 34 Lincoln C. 34 14 8 12 46 43 36
Liverpool 34 14 5 15 49 45 33 New Brighton 34 13 9 12 66) 5835
Everton 34.13 7 34 47 49 33 Burslem P.V. 34 14 6 14 39 49 34
Bury 34 13 6 15 40 44 32 Walsall 34 12 8 14 50) 55832
W.B.A. 34 11 8 15 43 S51 30 Gainsbrough Tr, 34:59:52 % AS AInISs! BS
Blackburn R, 34 13 4 17 49 61 30 Middlesbrough 34 8 8 18 39 69 24
Notts. Co. 34.9 11 14 46 60 29 Burton Swifts 34, D6: 19’ 43- 84. 208
Preston N.E, 34 12 4 18 38 48 28 Barnsley 34 8 7 19 46 79 28
Burnley 34 11 .5 18,34 54. 27 . Tuton 34, 5,8 21 40 Tes
Glossop 34 4 10 20 31 74 18 Loughbrough T. 341 6, 27, 18° 100) es
480
—_)])].
esssssSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSs
1900-01
Peete) Waa: cA Pts: POW TL, F A Pts.

Liverpool S4ilD et (8 59 35 45 Grimsby T, 34° 20) 9! "5. "603349
Sunderland S4e15: a3) eGR IST 26.43 Small Heath 34 19 “10° 5) 57) (24 748
Notts. Co. 34 18 4 12 54 46 40 Burnley 34 20 4 10 53 *29" 44
Nottingham F, 34.16, 9 11 53. 36 39) New Brighton Bae a. 9) -57P 38 a2
Bury S416 257 11 53.37. 39 Glossop N.E. SAN Sees: ld) Sodas oe
Newcastle U. 34 14 10 10 42 37 38 Middlesbrough BA Lu 2 S040) =Si,
Everton 34, .16..5 13. 55: 42° 37, Woolwich A. BASS 6, 213) 39" 35) 36
Sheffield W. 34,013,210 11.. 52..42 36, Lincoln.C. 34. 13) ay id 143-397" 33)
Blackburn R. 34012459: 13. 39 47 33 Burslem P.V. 34-011 ii 2. 45° 47 33
Bolton W. 34.693, 07 14 39. “55. 33 Newton Heath 3A AA 16 AQ 38% 32
Manchester C, 34.913. .46 15 (48. S832 Leicester F. 84°10 10) 13 39°37) 3
Derby Co. B42 ee tS 55. AZ. 3 Blackpool SA AZ 7 15° (33° 58 31
Wolverhampton W. 34 9 13 12 39 55 31 Gainsbrough Tr. 34 10 10 14 45 60 30
Sheffield U. BA, whi 7 1D. 35,52 31 Chesterfield 34° 9 0) AS) 46 58" 28
Aston Villa 34 10 10 14 45 51 30 Barnsley S34 id a) 8747, 160) 27,
Stoke 34.11. 5 18 46-57 27 Walsall SA ial 0S) aha A050) a2),
Preston N.E. B4, Size] WS 49 75 25 Stockport Co. 84 di es) 20 23868025
W.B.A. 34 7 8 19 35 62 22 Burton Swifts B48 A 22 34"566 20
1901-02
PeeWee i. TE TA Pts. Pe Wy. ei At s.

Sunderland 34.19. 6 “9 50, 35 “44 “W.B-A, 34° 1255 5 #4) "82) 429 755
Everton S45 Tiew 7] 10 5 35, 41 Middlesbrough 34235 5 6 90 224651
Newcastle U. $414. 9 W148 34 “37 Preston N.E. 34°18" “6 100 971083242
Blackburn R. 34 15 6 13 52 48 36 Woolwich A. 34°18" *6 10: 50 "26742
Nottingham F, 34 13 9 12 43 43 35 Lincoln C. 34° 14° 13° 7-45) S35" 241
Derby Co. Sas toe 9 412. 839 RAL 5 Bristol C. 54°17" "6 TL 82:7 350%40
Bury 34 13 8 13 44 38 34 °Doncaster R. 34° 13") 8 913 490°5834
Aston Villa 34 13 8 13 42 40 34 Glossop 34*110" 12) 12° "36574032
Sheffield W. 34 13 8 13 48 52 34 Burnley 34 10 10 14 41 45 30
Sheffield U. 45 see Peeks oS, (40-43 Burton VU. 34’ 11- 8 15 "46 °54)°30
Liverpool Say lOm t2 13) 1aZW 38. eae Barnsley 34. 12- "6 “16°51 "6330
Bolton W. Sate "8: 914 Sh TSG) oa2 Blackpool 34°41" §7' 16 840"85om29
Notts. Co. 34, 14s “4 1651 57 -32 Burslem P.V. $4. 810" “9 *15 743 “5920
Wolverhampton W. 34 13 6 15 46 57 32 Leicester F. SA 2 5 17 “38 S629
Grimsby T. 34 13 6 15 44 60 32 Newton Heath Sa. MU 6) “17 "S82 S9ee28
Stoke 64 ‘Tide "9 "14.845. 55 “31 Chesterfield 3A) 11 6. 17-4768 28
Small Heath 34, 11, 8 15 47 45 30 Stockport Co. Sar egy 87 #19: 836) #72028
SA Sitei 687 V2 255.28 Gainsbrough Tr. a 4 11 “19 “30780 e1D
OO ae C.ee
Manchester SS ee 8 ee a ee ee
481
1902-03
Pale WaeDoele (ho eAees: PWD? LL] Pr arr

Sheffield W. 34 19 4 11 54 36 42 Manchester C. 347 25'- 4) 59 950° 29Resa
Aston Villa 34. 1929 3° 712) 6140" 44 Small Heath 34°24" 3° 7 7&-36ran
Sunderland 3416 9 9 S51 36 41 Woolwich A. 34 20 8 6 66 30 48
Sheffield U. BY te eaten beste tn 2 ty BL Bristol C. 34°°17-" 8’ 9° 59! 3eeaqe
Liverpool 347 17,5 4 13° 68, Ao" 38 Manchester U. 34°15". S-- 11/53 S8™aa
Stoke 34-515, 5 7 12°" 46. 38" 37, Chesterfield 34°14" 9" 11° G7) *40eae
W.B.A. 34 16 4 14 54 53 36 #£Preston N.E. 34 13 10 11 56 40 36
Bury EY Wome(Ste Be CS POGSY:tionZ.6 aes i Barnsley 34” 13°" 8 19°°5S""5t=a
Derby Co. 34, 16,. 3: 15 S50 47 35 Burslem P.V. 34°13" 8" 13° S7"" Goes
Nottingham F, 34. 940 7° 13-40 47" aa Lincoln C. 34°12" 6 16~ 46™S3™e
Wolverhampton W. 34 14 5 15 48 57 33 Glossop N.E. 34°11" 7 16 438° seeees
Everton 340 13286) 50 ao ane Gainsbrough Tr. 34° 1%" 7 16> 41 Spee
Middlesbrough 34.1400 4 160.40 50) Se Burton U. 347° 1f 7 16 39 @55eees
Newcastle U. 34 14 4 16 41 51 32 Blackpool 34° 9-10" JS S4**Som28
Notts. Co. 3412 7 Se AAS on Leicester F. 34°10 8 16 41 65°28
Blackburn R. 34, 12. 5 07, A463. 29 Doncaster R. 34. 9 7 13°°35° 72
Grimsby T. 340 8 OT 43. 62-525 Stockport Co. 34 FJ” 6 21 39° “7a
Bolton W. 3480 63) 29) 37 7S 19) Burnley 34. 6. 8 20° 305 77 Seu
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1903-04
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Sheffield W. 340205 7 7 aks 286 a7 Preston N.E. 34 20 10 4 62 24 S50
Manchester C. 34 19 6 9 71 45 44 Woolwich A. 34°21 7 6 91 “ea
Everton 345 19%, 5 10 (59.32) 43 Manchester U. 34 20 8 6 65 33 48
Newcastle U. 345 18a. 6510) 58. 45. 42 Bristol C. 34 18 6 10 73 41 42
Aston Villa 343 17a. 7 10) 70. Ak Al Burnley 34° 15° 9 40 “SO°55a8
Sunderland 34 17 5 12 63 49 39 Grimsby T. 34 14 8 12 50 49 36
Sheffield U. 34, i505. 8 11.62) 57) 38 Bolton W. 34° 12” 10° 12 59 —41tmSe
Wolverhampton W. 34 14 8 12 44 66 36 Barnsley 34° 1% 10' 13: 38" S7eeae
Nottingham F. 34, lle 9 14 Sie or SL Gainsbrough Tr. 34° 14° 3 17 +53 "60%RE
Middlesbrough 34 9 12 13 46 47 30 ~~ Bradford C. 34° 12° 7 YS 45 59ar
Small Heath 34a tile 8 155 390 S20 30 Chesterfield 34° 13" 8 15 S7eveseeeo
Bury 34g te IS) 12.5400 53. 29 Lincoln C, 34° 11> 8 15 41° S830
Notts. Co. S412) So Vie Sis Olin 29 Burslem P.V. 34° 10° 9 15 5445229
Derby Co. 34) 98 105 15. 58 60. 28 Burton U, 34° 11" -7 ewasergregy
Blackburn R. Say ilies (64 Ue Qh GOL 28 Blackpool 34 11 5 18 40-°67"27
Stoke cc Rg Yay Ae Ir ORLY:WR Xe fly Stockport Co. 34° 8 if 15: 40 7227
Liverpool 34° D) 8 7 49 (62. 26 Glossop 34 10 6 18°57) 64°26
W.B.A. 34 7 10 17 36 60 24 ~~ Leicester F. 34 6 10 18 *42°°82"R2
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Newcastle U. 34 223 82 9 “720083048 Liverpool 34.227 O54 ©3 93' 525 58
Everton 34.21 8S (8 63° 36mayz Bolton W. S4 2772 «5 87" 2eds6
Manchester C. 34 20 6 8 66 37 46 Manchester U. 34624385 5 81 30er53
Aston Villa 34 19 4 11 63 43 42 © Bristol C. 34 19 4 11 66 45 42
Sunderland 34 16 8 10 60 44 40 Chesterfield T. 34 14 11 9 44 35 39
Sheffield U. 34. 19 2 13 64 56 40 Gainsbrough Tr. 34 14 8 12 61 58. 36
Small Heath 34°17 5S 12 54 380.39 Barnsley 34 14 5 15 38 56 33
Preston N.E. 34 13 10 11 42 37 36 ~°#Bradford C. 34 12 8 14 45 49 32
Sheffield W. Sf SI4_4*5 15-61 57 38 Lincoln C. 34-712 87 15 42e4omst
Woolwich A. S4 *12; 9D 13: 36 40233 W.B.A. 34 13 814 17 5648030
Derby Co. 34 AD MS 14 372 agieng3 Burnley 34 12 6 16 43 52 30
Stoke 34 13 4 17 40 58 30 Glossop 34 10 10 14 37 46 30
Blackburn R. 34 11 ~S 18 40 51°27’ Grimsby T: 34 a11 OFS 15), 339 46030
Wolverhampton W. 34 11 4 19 47 73 26 ~~ Leicester F. 34 11 7 16 40 55 29
Middlesbrough 34 °*O 88 17 36 5605 Blackpool 34 °'9 10 15 36 )48)28
Nottingham F. 34 +O) #°7, 18 406125 Burslem P.V. 34 210! 887 17) 47) 72 427,
Bury 34 10 4 20 47 67 24 ~~ Burton U. 34 8 4 22 30 84 20
Notts. Co. SA AIS O88. 21, +BEMNEOEATE Doncaster R. 343k? 29 (23 Stas
1905-06
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Liverpool 38 23 51079)" 467 Si Bristol C. 58°30) 6 2 83) "2866
Preston N.E. 38 17 ofS: “8: 54, 39.47 Manchester U, 38 28 6 #4 (90° 28:62
Sheffield W. 38 18 8 12 63 52 44 °& Chelsea 36 22 9 7 90" Sr aS
Newcastle U. 30a Seed) £3) 1A. 48, as W.B.A. 38) 27 8 68 7936" 52
ManchesterC. . 38 19 5 14 73 54 43 Hull C. 38 19 6 13 67 54 44
Bolton W. Sa leet) 14 (8) Gre At Leeds C. 38 17 9 12 $947 ~"43
Birmingham Toadies) 24. Go 59. as Leicester F. Sa 15 12 fi 53" Ae" 42
Aston Villa 38 17. 6 15 72 56 40 Grimsby T. 38 15 10 13 46 46 40
Blackburn R. 38 16 8 14 54 52 40 Burnley 38. 15 78. £5 “42: ‘5a 3g
Stoke 38 .16 7 15 S54 55 39 Stockport Col. 3813 "9 16 44 °°56:° "35
Everton Sead tee? 0, 20. Oo 37 Bradford C, 38 13 8 17 46 60 34
Woolwich A. 38. 15 ae? 16, 62 G64 37, Barnsley 38 12" 9 17 60°62 33
Sheffield U. BS tse Ty oF 62.056 Lincoln C. 38) 12 "6 20 69 72>*30
Sunderland 3855 18) 6) 70, 35 Blackpool S810)" 9 19 “ST "627" 29)
Derby Co. SS 4a Le Se Se oe Gainsbrough Tr. 38 12 4 22 44 ST 28
Notts. Co. 38 tl .12 15 55, JI 34 Glossop 38 10 8 20 49 71 28
Bury $8110) £7 S57 74 32 Burslem P.V. 38 12 <4) 22 *49""82" "28
Middlesbrough 38, 100 t 07 S56 7. ot Chesterfield T. 38 10 8 20 40 72 28
Nottingham F. 38 .13..5 20 58 79) 3 Burton U. 38° 10 6 22 34° ‘67 "26
38 8 7 23 58 99 23 Clapton O. 88 7-7 624 35 78" 20
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Bristol C. 38 20 8 10 66 47 48 Chelsea 38. 26 aS) 7 800 “S4qpad
Everton 38 20 5 13 70 46 45 Leicester F, 38 20 8 10 62 39 48
Sheffield U. 38) 917) Bit, 10) “Ste Ssie5 W.B.A. 38. «21 aS) 12, 83y7454,47
Aston Villa 38 19 6 13 78 52 44 Bradford C. 38. 21. es5) 12 70y,5347
Bolton W. 38 18 8 12 59 47 44 Wolverhampton W. 38 17 7 14 66 53 41
Woolwich A. 38 20 4 14 66 59 44 °#Burnley 38 17 6 15 62 47 40
Manchester U. 38. £17 #68, 13, 53 S6nr42 Barnsley 88. «h5S) ps8 15) 73055). 38
Birmingham 38) <t5, 648, 1S, 527525533 Hull C, 38. 305 act 16: 65yypShig3a
Sunderland 38) FEA BED. 1S: (G5, “66Q 87 Leeds C. 88. 13, £0) 15) 55) 163536
Middlesbrough 88 cES, 226: 17. SG 6351/36 Grimsby T. 38.416, g¢3) 19: 57, 62.85
Blackburn R. 38) 014 687, 17) 56. 59.635 Stockport Co. 38. <2, oh. 15: 425 S285
Sheffield W. 38 12 11 15 49° 60.35 Blackpool 38, ht pe. 16 3a. Sie aS
Preston N.E. 38. 114 ot7 17 444 Shi 35 Gainsbrough Tr. 38 14 5 49).45,,,72...33
Liverpool 38, £13, 17) 18: 64 N65—e%33 Glossop 38 13 416) 19453). 79e033
Bury 38 13 6 19 58 68 32 Burslem P.V. 38. (12) pv7e 19) 560,83 nrar
Manchester C, 38 210: 8:12 16 53 (Fie 32s9 Clapton.O. 38, (Wl. 218 19, 45. 67. 30
Notts. Co. 38. ¢ 8. 215. 15..46 =50).31 Chesterfield T. 88.011 as7~.20,. 50, 66.529
Derby Co. 38 De De QO ee4 bine 59 27 Lincoln C. 38-12 — 4- 22--46—73 28
Stoke 38 8 10 20 41 64 26 Burton U. 38 8 7 23 34 68 24
1907-08
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Manchester U, 38423 e080 2 SLE 45> 52 Bradford C, 38 24 6 8 90 42 54
Aston Villa 38 7 O12. 77, So aS Leicester F. 38: 24 10 % 7W2 47°52
Manchester C, 38 1G 10 1k 62° 54°45 Oldham Ath. 38: 22 6: 10) 7642750
Neweastle U. Sh iSsi12 Ui, 65 Sa 42 Fulham 38: 22)" 5) 118274949
Sheffield W. 38, 19..4 U5, 73, 64 42, WBA; 382 196" 9: 10) 61° 397 47
Middlesbrough Sie llama le La 0S4. 45° 48 Derby Co. 38) 21°" 4, 08) Ti A ae
Bury S8 14a 1 13, S8 GiL 39 Burnley 38)" 20) 6) 12) (67 SO) 4a
Liverpool 38 16 6 16 68 61 38 Hull C. 387 2i) 4. 1S 7s) Ofer
Nottingham F, 38.13) 0) 14.59. (620 37 Wolverhampton W. 38 15 7 16 50 45 37
Bristol C,. 38 12 12 14 58 61 36 Stoke S38t16)- Se 19% Sie Seom
Everton S8in tome OG: Life Ske od 36 Gainsbrough Tr, 384, 14 Ta 19 ATP ess
Preston N.E. 38.12.12 14. 47, 53°36, ‘Leedsc. 38. 12) 8) 18) S3e G5r eae
Chelsea 38 14 8 16 53 62 36 Stockport Co. 38112, 8? 18) 48°67" 32
Blackburn R.* 38 12 12 14 51 63 36 Clapton O. 38) 12)" 10) 17) 405 65) “32
Woolwich A,* Sk 2alae 14.9 Sie 6s 36 Blackpool 38h Jie Oy 189 Sie Sean
Sunderland S81 Gis ab LST Re TOR OS Barnsley 38) 12) 6) 20) 54) 68°30
Sheffield U, Shin 1211 15) S520 585 35 Glossop 38h Lin 85 190854) 740 su
Notts. Co. 38 13. 8 17 39 51 34 Grimsby T. 3811819943 71 0
Bolton Ww. BB a 1952 S833 Chesterfield T, 38 6) 11 21 46) 92725
Birmingham 38), (9) 12) 17, 40)60' 30 Lincoln C, 38 9 «©3626: 46)
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Everton 38 18 10 10 82 57 46 Tottenham H. SSme208 119 7 SG7iews2e51
Sunderland S8ye21 2715 878 6seeasts WiBAS Soee LOR ISIS GOSGme Tae
Blackburn R. 38) 1413-911 |6 S50R41 Hull C, 38919 6 7 13) 163) 13944
Sheffield W. SBR 17S 6115567" 64940" Derby'Cos SSR 16 11 9 11) ESS erAlerAs
Woolwich A. 38)9 14° 10.9 14.9 527v49"38 Oldham Ath, 380 KE 6) 15: 155443840
Aston Villa 38 14 10 14 58 56 38 Wolverhampton W. 38 14 11 13 56 48 39
Bristol C. 38 13° 129 13 >45. 998ies8 Glossop S8ER 159 $e 15: A57MS3eS8
Middlesbrough 38" 146" 15295998 5319697 Gainsbrough Tr. S37 1S (8° 15 49 B70M38
Preston N.E. 38 13 11 14 48 44 37 Fulham S52 13 1h) 14 6 8ierdsies7
Chelsea 35) 14 97 15 © 56%-619837 Birmingham 35 148 98 15) SSG INNS 7,
Sheffield U. 38" 14 95 15H 590590837: Leeds C. 3808 14% 7 6 17 2435385
Manchester U. 30 15> 7) 16 P58 6ses7 Grimsby T. 385 140 7 0 170 4S Ass
Nottingham F, 387 14> &° 167 6ERSPOSG Burnley 364138 7 618- <diINS3i089
Notts. Co. 38 14 8 16 Si 48 36 Clapton O. 38.5120 97 173 7aer49iNss
Liverpool 38 15> 6017 “S765 N36 Bradford P.A, 38 137% 6) 19 eS 1 SOI 2
Bury 3a 14> 85 1663477356 Barnsley 38% 1100 10) 172 48-5732
Bradford C. 38 12 10 16 47 47 34 Stockport Co, 38m 148 3% 218598 71st
Manchester C. 388 15% 49 19) 6769034 Chesterfield T. 358 118 8919) 379 O7eN30
Leicester F. 388 8) 97 205 545202925 Blackpool 3H DLAILE 182) 4orsseas
1909-10
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Aston Villa 38° 23" 7, 8. 84> 42" °53 Manchester C. 38° 23° 8 F BI 4054
Liverpool 53° 21. 6. Li “78 eS as Oldham Ath, So) 25 7 Om 7 Oeeso aS
Blackburn R. 3a° 15. 9. it 73 os 45 Hull C. 36" 23" "7 «698 SO" Paar as
Newcastle U. 3a, 15e = Mize 70 Sa 4} Derby Co, 3a" 22m 9) eNO eo
Manchester U, 38° 19° 7 12 69. 61 "45 Leicester F, 38° 20 4 14 °79" 58° °44
Sheffield U. 38 16 10 12 62 41 42 Glossop 38° 18" 7 SP"64e 5743
Bradford C. 38 17 #8 13 64 47 42 #£«®%jFulham ae) dae 13" ti SSUh gore
Sunderland $818" 5) 15" *66" 51" "41 Wolverhampton W. 38 17 6 15 64 63 40
Notts. Co. 38 15 10 13 67 59 40 Barnsley oh) or 7 Seo eso ess
Everton 38) 1G) 8 Ua oi Sb 40 Bradford P.A. Se U7 4" 17 Ga Pso ss
Sheffield W. 35. is) 9 14™60r G5 39 W.B.A. Jo for oo! JP S80 ea,
Preston N.E, Ss fo) S. 13) 52) *58" "35 Blackpool op 147 8 fo “SOP S256
Bury 35, 42 ° 9° L762 60, 33 Stockport Co, oo 13" BOUT 507 4734
Nottingham F, sa it 10) the saw 2 oo Burnley 38° 4 6 £8 "G2°"Gi" "34
Tottenham H. Seo UP 10, Ios 69 oe Lincoln C. Soot 00° TAD NGO mea.
Bristol C. Sk 12 8. "ig" 45: 60 32 ~—Clapton 0, 36 12> 6) 20) 377760 30
‘Middlesbrough Sh ite 9) Ge Sowers) ou Leeds C. 38 TO, 7 2 '4Gms0r 27
Woolwich A. 3x ti 9 18 37" G7 31 Gainsbrough Tr. Sar Lome oO) (22° SS= 7 oeee0
Chelsea S58) ieee y 20 ea) 70 29 Grimsby T. Sar OF 636 23) 50) 77 24
Bolton W. Se) eeOemG: 25) "44 67 24 Birmingham Boe 8) 7 23, 42> 7o 28,
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Aston Villa 282200 7) SeiComs best Bolton W. S82 loe 9 78869 440
Sunderland 39g 1 50S) 8 67 e48 aA5 Chelsea 38i620m 9 10 9 VTL SS 4s
Everton SS Se) 7 012 S50 G36 iss Clapton O. 38 19 7 12 44 35 45
Bradford C, 38an20m 51.13 Sl 4245 Hull C. 3891401615 8 “$5 439 eres
Sheffield W. 38 17 8 13 47 48 42 #£Derby Co. 380 17eg) 8:1 43 4730520 ee
Oldham Ath. 38 16 9 13 44 41 41 Blackpool 38 16 10 12 49 38 42
Newcastle U. 38 15 10 13 61 43 40 Burnley 38 13 15 10 45 45 41
Sheffield U. 389152 8 15 w49 A338 Wolverhampton W. 38 15 8 15 SI 52 38
Woolwich A. 38g 1 IE? 1313 WAL Aes Fulham 38-154 7°16 52, 483%
Notts. Co. 38 14 10 14 37 45 38 Leeds C. 38.) 150) 7) 16 558 (S688
Blackburn R. 38:513'9 411 14° 62 54.37 Bradford P.A. 38.5 14:9 9°45 S383 5 55a
Liverpool S85 1 5s8) 7 1:16 58 Bases Huddersfield 38413.) 8 1%4552,.58 88
Preston N.E. 38: 912011 1:15 440 BAS ASS Glossop 385,135 8 17488 7620s
Tottenham H. 385132" 6 119 6SBE6s aD Leicester F. 38.5 14:065 119.9 52.",62,043
Middlesbrough 3859 118010 17 B49 M6832 Birmingham 38:9 12. 8 | 18 642.64 S82
Manchester C. 38] p96 13 | 16 ° 43 HSB c8h Stockport Co. 3h stk 8 119 47 079.230
Bury SHOE EIT © 18 ek43qn7 li 29 Gainsbrough Tr. 38) Sel 918 937 eSS.02e
Bristol C. 38) P11 he 5S 222K AS66827 Barnsley 38) Jer 14-77-9525, 62 eee
Nottingham F, 38 (900 7 922 45575 R25 Lincoln C. 38) ©%p'10 021 £28 62/2 Bee
1911-12
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Blackburn R. 38920 9° 9F GOA 4812.49 Derby Co, 382° 8. 7) 740 30se
Everton 38) 20. 6 12 46..42° 46 Chelsea 38.2824." 6) SIN64 734g
Newcastle U, 38 18 8 12 64 50 44 Burnley 386)22."9 8 7 89°77 94a
Bolton W. 38n 6208) 3: 9159054943043 Clapton O. 38, 21. 3) 14961) -440eas
Sheffield W. 38s 1625 7 9 913: 1694 49, 041 Wolverhampton W. 38 16 10 12 57 33 42
Aston Villa BSamlie & 7) 14947 G6 30 41 Barnsley 38) 15,9120 1) 45 =A
Middlesbrough 388 16 8 14 56, 45 40 Hull C, 38, 17, © 81°13" S450 ao
Sunderland 388 olids 11) 913) 7585515 89 Fulham 38016, - 717150166 SS ameag
W.B.A. 38% LS; 49) (1400435047 639 Grimsby T, 38, °15, * 9) 914° 480 55aeag
Woolwich A. 38) S1Sy 7 8541599550559. 938 Leicester F, 38, "1S. 7916490 Gonean
Bradford C. 38 158 8) 150.4650 238 Bradford P.A. 38, 13; 9 9) 1638 445%45 Rea
Tottenham H. 38) 94: © 99 15553553037 Birmingham 38, 114." 6 718055) .595RRe
Manchester U, S38n Phas O11 161407455 160537 Bristol C, 38 14 6 18 41 60 34
Sheffield U. 38) Sha. 010101598630 556 036 Blackpool 38) 213-9 (8001 7653207 Soe
Manchester C, 38) 1a" 97 16575565558) 35 Nottingham F, 38) 11350 71846 4am
Notts. Co, 38s SL4E 8 71 41'7 4665638385 Stockport Co, 38, (U1. 911) 01651475 Saag
Liverpool 38 12 10 16 49 55 34 Huddersfield T, 38) 213. © 620195450) 643e32
Oldham Ath, 38 12 10 16 46 54 34 Glossop 38) | 8 SL2°0r8 42" SGmeoe
Preston N.E. S8eS12— 7) P8400 Ss 7ansS Leeds C, 38) 10: © 899205750.) 7Saees
Bury SBieiG ® 91923553258 590421 Gainsbrough Tr. 38 © 5) 11325200930) (6Amees
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Aston Villa 38 19 12 7 86-52 50 Burnley 385121 8 9 88 153950
Sheffield W. 38 21 7 10 75 55 49 Birmingham 38 18 10 10 59 44 46
Manchester U. 38 19 8 11 69 43 46 Barnsley S8eL19RE 712° 57, BATieds
Blackburn R. 38"! 16-513: 9°. 79" (43 TAS Huddersfield 382117se 9 12 66 SA0N443
Manchester C. 38 18 8 12 53 37 44 Leeds C. 38 15 10 13 70 64 40
Derby Co. 38 17 8 13 69 66 42 #£Grimsby T. 38° 1150510 13: 451 1450..40
Bolton W. 38 16 10 12 62 63 42 _~ Lincoln C. 382154010 13 50052240
Oldham Ath. 38 14°14 10 50 55 42 Fulham 388017 S 16 65 5539
W.B.A. 38: (139512 (13° 57 (500¢88 Wolverhampton W. 38 14 10 14 56 54 38
Everton 38:'155%) 7 16 48.954:.37 Bury 38.15 8. 15 “S37¥570038
Liverpool 38-116" 5 I7SGERTST Bull: S815 6. 17° 60acs6ne36
Bradford C. 3971211 15 50. 600835 Bradford P.A. 38 14 8 16 60 60 36
Newcastle U. 38 13 8 17 47 47 34 °° Clapton O. 38 10 14 14 34 47 34
Sheffield U. 38714 6 18 56 +700.34 Leicester F. 381135 7 18 50/7 65133
Middlesbrough 38/1810 17) 55:69:32 _ Bristol C: 38! SIF IS 147 4622724433
Tottenham H, 38 12 6 20 45 72 30 #£Nottingham F. 38) 127 8 18 58" 59i—82
Chelsea 38) 11" 6 21 51 473-028 — Glossop 38 12) 8 18)) 49) 168: .32
Notts. Co. 38 7 9 22 28 56 23 Stockport Co. 38° 8" 10° 20° S678 26
Woolwich A. 38 3 12 23 26 74 18 Blackpool 38:_ 9) 8) 2173969" 26
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1913-14
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Aston Villa 38 19 6 13 65 50 44 Bradford P.A. SBte23ep 3: 12 Tipp
Middlesbrough 385,194 5 14 77 ,60ur43 Woolwich A. 38:20, 9 9 54738 449
Oldham Ath. 389) 17%, 99 12» 55, AS) 543 Leeds C. 384 )2068 7 11% 76y.:46,4,47:
W.B.A. 38 15 13 10 46 42 43 Barnsley 386719% 7 12 151,%45).:45
Bolton W. 38 16 10 12 65 52 42 °£ClaptonO. 38H; 16,11 11 47ip85.. 43
Sunderland 382, 175 6 15 63 52,440 Hull C. 307116 9 13 53) Bla 4)
Chelsea 38:,165°7" 15 46 55439 Bristol C. 38) :16r5 9 13 952 ),50»4)
Bradford C, 38 12 14 12 40 40 38 Wolverhampton W. 38 18 5 15 51 52 41
Sheffield U. 38,.16%) 5S’ 17 63» 60). 37, Bury 38 15 10 13 39 40 40
Newcastle U. 38 13) °11 °° £4439, 48437 Fulham 38,165 6 16 46 9439.38
Burnley 38: ,124129 14) 61 53.36 Stockport.Co, 38413310 15 555,572.36
Manchester C, 38,,144°8° 16. 5k, 53,36 Huddersfield 38rr13ey, 8 17 47 53.34
Manchester U, 38, 15°, 6 LT 82,62) 536 Birmingham 38 12 10 16 48 60 34
Everton 38) »12.11 15,4 46..55. 85 Grimsby T, 38) 513% 8 17 42¢584.34
Liverpool 38, 144° 7" 174 46.4.62./35 Blackpool 36;,) Sret4 15 335 44,32
Tottenham H. 38 12 10 16 50 62 34 Glossop S8pelicy 6 21 51,674.28
Sheffield W. 38, 13-) 817 53.70.34 Leicester F. S8eelin, 4 23 45.461 26
Preston N.E, 38. 124°6°°20 52,69 80 ‘Lincoln G: 38 10 6 22 36 66 26
Derby Co, 38y, Sae1tego 55: 71 eer, Nottingham F, S08 7 69) 22.37 eronees:
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Oldham Ath, S87 ait? 16> 70) S645 Preston N.E. 38 20 10 8 61 42 50
Blackburn R. 3Rb18 7” 13° 1837 GIRS Barnsley 38822 3° 137 StS
S818 7 13:7 61 ATaAS Wolverhampton W. 38 19 7 12 77 52 45
Burnley
Manchester C, 38 15 13 10 49 39 43 #£Birmingham S8fel7ae 9.) 127 62) 29 ae
Sheffield U. 38.15". 13 10 49 41 -43 Arsenal 38 19 5 14 69 41 43
Sheffield W. 389915513 10 té62 54°43 Hull C. 38) 519 5° 14 .65,. 545 43
Sunderland SRLS 5° 15° 8h yas Huddersfield S817 83 134 6L),425 4e
Bradford P.A. 38179 7 14° 69 yeser4t Clapton O. 387,16 9 13. 50,485, 44
Bradford C. 38 13 14 11 55 49 40 ~ Blackpool 3h; 17 5° 16° S857 ae
W.B.A. 38 15 10 13 49 43 40 Bury 38 15ie 8° 15-,6h S6q 48
Middlesbrough 38°) 13% 127 156207433 Fulham 384 15ip 7° 16° 530 47a a8
Aston Villa 3855 130 11 147 62° 7287 Bristol C. 385) 15m 7 168 627 50am
Liverpool 38145 9° 15" 65% 75Se Stockport Co. 380) 15 7 16° 545.600 38
Newcastle U. 38° 10910 17R 404882" Leedsie: 3814 4 20° 65.64 32
Notts. Co. 38% GE 13° 16> 4h ratees Lincoln C. 38. 1ke 9 18 946),.65 38
Bolton W. 38 11 8 19 68 84 30 Grimsby T. 38 11 9° 18° 48 5 76s 31
Manchester U. 33° OF 42° 17° 46620886 Nottingham F, 384 10\r 9 195.434 738 29
Chelsea 384 Si 13> Lye Sie6s29 Leicester F, 38 10 4 24 47 88 24
Tottenham H. 38% S88 12 18° 5749028 Glossop 38% Ge 6! 26° SI (Saas
1919-20
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W.B.A. 42 28 4 10104 47 60 Tottenham H. 42 32 6 4102 32 70
Burnley 42 Qi G12 6559S Huddersfield 42928 8-6 97 38 64
Chelsea 42% 22 SiS S6r S16 49: Birmingham 42" 24" 8) 10. 85 34.56
Liverpool 42 19 10 13 59 44 48 Blackpool 42-2110 11 POS WaT rSe
Sunderland 42°522™ 4° 16°72 59648 Bury 42 20 8 14 60 44 48
Bolton W. AZ™19 9 9 14 7D GSAT Fulham 42° 19% 9° LEST 5047,
Manchester C, 4218 9.8159 TI 6Reeas West Ham U, 42-19" 9 > 14 P47 PAO ay
Newcastle U. 42 17 9 16 44°39 43 Bristol C. 422 13-17-12 46.7 43548
Aston Villa 42018" 6 18 47S e754? South Shields 42" 15612 515 SS" 4gnqa
Arsenal 4201512 > 15°56 58942 Stoke 42,718" 6° 18 GDI S54 Fag
Bradford P.A. 42°15" 12 15 60 63°42 Hull G 42" 18% 6° 18 >78) 724Z
Manchester U. 42137 14° 15) S450 40 Barnsley AZF 1S 107 17 Sol SS rag
Middlesbrough 42 15 10 17 61 65 40 _ Leeds C.* 42 16 8 18 59 62 40
Sheffield U. 42 16 8 18 59 69 40 (Port Vale)
Bradford C, 42°14 11 17 S4%63'39 Leicester C, 427 1S 10917 8 40 ata
Everton 42 12 14 16 69 68 38 Clapton O. A216 6.920 5195938
Oldham Ath, AQ" 1S) 8 19 “AOMIS2 BS Stockport Co. 42" 14> (9: 919" 5261 37
Derby Co. ADA 1312 F747 Sees Rotherham Co, 42 139 8 P21 Sie ssa
Preston N.E. 42° L4e10) 18. S7He7Bes8 Nottingham F, 42 119 9: 22) S45 sien
Blackburn R, 427131 18 647 Tee oT Wolverhampton W. 42 10 10 22 55 80 30
Notts. Co. AQ 1212 18 9567436 Coventry C, 42 O11 422535) #7 soe
Sheffield W. ale Te 9% 26> 28 6402s Lincoln C, 42 9 24 44101 27
Grimsby T, G2 10 S27" Sane Sees
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1919, when Leeds City’s record was:
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Burnley 42 23 13 6 79 36 59 Birmingham 42 24 10 8 79 38 58
Manchester C, 42 24 6 12 70 50 54 & Cardiff C. 42-24-30 8 59 3258
Bolton W. 4219 14 DAF T5352", Bristol:c, 42 19 13 10 49 29 51
Liverpool 42S SERS + Os 63:5 3551: Blackpool 42 20 10 12 54 42 50
Newcastle U. 42) 20010 12 66j45),.50 West Ham U. 42q19 e10, 13, 514030), 48
Tottenham H. 42 19 9 14 70 48 47 Notts. Co, 42 18 11 13 55 40 47
Everton 42°17 413 12. 66 554,47) Clapton O; 42 16 13 13 43 42 45
Middlesbrough 42 17 12 13 53 53 46 South Shields 42 17 10 15 61 46 44
Arsenal 42 15 14 13 59 63 44 Fulham 42 16 10 16 43 47 42
Aston Villa 420 88h 7 174 63) 70% 43 Sheffield W. 42 15 11 16 48 48 41
Blackburn R. 42° 13 1514) S57 590 41 Bury 42 15 10 17 45 49 40
Sunderland 4201142013. 155 Sie 605.41 Leicester C, 42 12 16 14 39 46 40
Manchester U. 42°\15°:10 17 646-6840, Hull CG 42 10 20 12 43 53 40
W.B.A. 42 13 14 15 54 58 40 Leeds U. 42 14 10 18 40 45 38
Bradford C. 4261125815 155615 63.0939 Wolverhampton W. 42 16 6 20 49 66 38
Preston N.E. 42) 15°) 99 18.61.6599 39, Barnsley 42 10 16 16 48 50 36
Huddersfield 42 15 9 18 42 49 39 _ Port Vale 42 11 14 17 43 49 36
Chelsea 42 13 13 16 48 58 39 #£Nottingham F, 426 12e.12. 18. Ag. 55.2136
Oidham Ath, 425) 96015, 18. 49»-B69.33 Rotherham Co. Are n2ee12. 18. 37, 53036
Sheffield U. 42 6 18 18 42 68 30 Stoke 42s 2011. 19 46 2565.35
Derby Co. 4201 S866 21, 327558426 Coventry GC. 42% 127611. 195 539,.70),,35
Bradford P.A. 42 8 8 26 43 76 24 Stockport Co. GD Dim J.D D4 AD F530
DIVISION 3 (SOUTH)
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C. Palace 42, 24a11pe Jex70, 34; 59
Southampton 42 19) .16:) 7-64 28-.54
OP R. 4D, 22ee 950114 \6liey32y 55
Swindon T, 42 21 10) 11,573, +49, .52
Swansea T. 42, 185015 Dee56e 045< 151
Watford 42 20 8 14 59 44 48
Millwall 42 18 11 13 42 30 47
Merthyr T. Ar 15951505127 460» 549) «45
Luton T. 42 16 12 14 61 56 44
Bristol R. AD 18:5 7501772680757 43
Plymouth Arg. AQ 110/21 100635: 1345543
Portsmouth 42 12 15 15 46 48 39
Grimsby T. 42 15 9 18 49. 59. 39
Northampton AD 15ey 87519959 675e 138
Newport Co, 42 14 9 19 43 64 37
Norwich C. 42 10 16 16 44 53 36
Southend U. 42 14 8 20 44 61 36
Brighton 42 14 8 20 42 61 36
Exeter C, AD JOPEIS Pl en 39 S44 935
Reading 42 12,7 Jee 230e420159« 131
Brentford AQ Deei247214642; 067; (30
Gillingham 42 8 12 22 34 74 28
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Liverpool Ale? e ASS 7) G3 eSGms ST: Nottingham F, 42M220N2) Se 51 930sG
Tottenham H. AIS 1e= 9. 125 G5m39 st Stoke 42 18 16 8 60 44 52
Burnley AQP O28" 5. 1S 0725449 Barnsley AQN225) 8 AZ D6T pwS26S2
Cardiff C. 42 19 10 13 61 53 48 West Ham U. 42°20") 8 14< 52 39mRas
Aston Villa 42°92" 3.17 74°5S—4F Hall Cc, 42+195°10 -13 51 Ades
Bolton W. 42 20 7 15 68 59 47 South Shields A2UM7°N2 13. 43038ee
Newcastle U. 42 18 10 14 59 45 46 Fulham 42011800 9. 15 PS 7oeSB8eass
‘Middlesbrough 42016514 12. 79% 69°46? Leeds-U. 42 16 13 13 48 38 45
Chelsea 42 17 12 13 40 43 46 Leicester C. 42 14 17 11 39 34 45
Manchester C, A208 9" 9. 15 465 70MRSS: Sheffield W. 42 15 14 13 47 50 44
Sheffield U. 42 15 10 17 59 54 40 Bury 42. 15°10, 17. 547 S5SSeaS
Sunderland 42 16 8 18 60 62 40 #£Derby Co, 4211550 9 18 .6Omi64ig989
W.B.A. 42-5910 17, SP e6se40) NottsiCos A2y 1125015 45 «47S ee
Huddersfield 42" '15=" 9 18 53,5439 C. Palace 42° 1135913 1645S
Blackburn R. 42139012 17 p54 05 FeS8 Clapton O. 42). \15°%9 18 43 50a
Preston N.E. 42° "1312 17) AQNG5*238 Rotherham Co. 425. (140911 17 » 32 Wass
Arsenal 42°015"" 7 .20 AT S568 37 Wolverhampton W. 42 13 11 18 44 49 37
Birmingham 420115"* 7 20 ~A8%.60 737 Port Vale 42.14. 8 20 (4357 936
Oldham Ath, 42 13 11 18 38 SO 37 ~~ Blackpool 4271505. 22 44 Sigs
Everton 42% 1122912 1ST SSESE ~ Coventry GE. 42 12 10 20 51 60 34
Bradford C. 42 11 10 21 48 72 32 ~~ #£Bradford P.A. 42) 12.6.9 .21 .46 +624h38
Manchester U. 42-1 SeP12,.22) Al C73RF28 Bristol C. 42" 125% 9 21. 37%:[58iss
DIVISION 3 (SOUTH) DIVISION 3 (NORTH)
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Southampton 42, 923415 4 46S 921 6t Stockport Co, 38 924 «8 §66 560 921 S56
Plymouth Arg. 42) S25°0L.I" s 1G 163" 9247 161 Grimsby T. 38° 921 68: 9 <9 672) 947) 56
Portsmouth 42, siSPe LT eT (G2 "459" 853 Darlington 38° 922 86 )10 ei) 537 58
Luton T. 42 5225 “GSD 8645 8955252 Hartlepools U. 38’ (27 §8 113952) 639 eae
Q.P.R. 42 18 13 11 53 44 49 ~ Accrington S. 38°49: 93) «16 73-457 aS
Swindon T, A2 916° "137 13"972".60" 445 Stalybridge C, 38) 118) 97S) 415) 462) 463) gat
Aberdare Ath, AZ UTP LOPE LS S745 144 Crewe Alex, BS (18 195 15 460! 56 eae
Watford 42 13 18 11 54 48 44 Walsall 38:18 93) 117 466°265.889)
Brentford AQ 6711" 9159952435448 Southport 38 14 10 14 55 44 38
Swansea T. AZ \USPE1S P14 SSOP RAT 841 Ashington 38) 17 »24 717 “59 166 288
Merthyr T, 42 17 6°" 19°45" 456" .40"* SDurhamiG, 38 oL7 «3 918 “68 167) 8a7
Millwall Ath, 42 10 18 14 38 42 38 Wrexham 30) .14 869° 15 Sie seman
Reading 42 14 10 18 40 47 38 Chesterfield SS! (16 . 43) 19) «48 467 935)
Bristol R. 42 14 10 18 52 67 38 Lincoln C, 38 14 6 18 48 59 34
Norwich C, 42) 1200135 17850 462s 7 Barrow BR «14 6S «19 «42.54 888
Charlton Ath, 42 13 11 18 43 56 37 # Nelson 38 03 47 18 «48 166 883
Northampton AQ Sel IOS 8Pe AT 6710837 Wigan B. BS) it 99 s18) .46 372/550
Gillingham 42 14 8 20 47 60 36 #£Tranmere R. BB D9 etl 185551) 6leee
Brighton 42 13%) 999200945" s51" 35°! Halifax 1. SS LO) 949° s19* 56> a76029
Newport Co, 42 11 12 19 44 61 34 Rochdale Os! tf «4. .23° 452) 77 926
Exeter C, 42 11° 12° -19'"38'=59 34
Southend U, AZ 8a 23S 4 he ee 27
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Liverpool 42 26 8 8 70 31 60 #£Notts.Co. 42 23 7 12 46 34 53
Sunderland 42 22 10 10 72 54 54 West Ham U. 42204 11 .11 163 (38) 51
Huddersfield 42-21, 11 10) 601932.453 Leicester C, A229 12465) 244.51
Newcastle U. 42 18 12 12 45 37 48 Manchester U. a2 17, 14 d1 Si. 26,48
Everton 42 20057 15.-63'4.59.547 Blackpool 42-18) 11 13 60:43 47
Aston Villa 42 18 10 14 64 51 46 Bury AQ 1See11 13) 55546847
W.B.A. 42.17 11 14 58 49 45 Leeds U. 429 i8ig 11 913) §4336.47
Manchester C, 42 17 11 14 50 49 45 Sheffield W. AD el ee AD 913 6540547 246
Cardiff C. 42.185 7 17 «73 259043 Barnsley. 42a 1%. 01 14 62 (51 45
Sheffield U. 42 16 10 16 68 64 42 Fulham 42016, 12 14.443, «32,44
Arsenal 42 16 10 16 61 62 42 Southampton 42 14 14 14 40 40 42
Tottenham H, 42 17-7 18 «50 «50 941 Hull C. 42 14 14 14 43 45 42
Bolton W. 42 14 12 16 50 58 40 South Shields 42 eo1S5ig 10 1735 444.40
Blackburn R. 42 14 12 16 47 62 40 Derby Co. 42514511 17 646,450.39
Burnley 42 16.5 66 «20. «S58, 259. «38 Bradford C, 42 ph2 13 17541 445.537
Preston N.E. 42, 13,. 11 ) 185.60... 64 937 C. Palace 42913. 11 98 954,562) 937
Birmingham 42,,13,.11 18 «44-937e37 Port Vale A2Belde 9 190939 551 937
Middlesbrough 420 13.) 10 +19 <57563.436 Coventry C, A2 15597 «20. £46 1634137
Chelsea 42 9548 605 645 63036 Clapton O. 42.125 12 148 «40 ¢50.436
Nottingham F, 42 13 8 21 41 70 34 Stockport Co, 42 14 8 20 43 58 36
Stoke 425/10.) 10 ©22 A7_»«67.,30 Rotherham Co. A2 9 130) 09 |)20 "44: 963,535
Oldham Ath. Ads 40. 10 <22 35 565.930 Wolverhampton W. 42 9 9 24 42 77 27
PI avGCD TL. F <A. Pts, Pe WeD E -F A) Pts.

Bristol C. 42-4 2401014 17" 66" 40. 59 Nelson 8 e2P08S 19 61 41 51
Plymouth Arg, ALTT2s ee] M12 Gk 20" oS Bradford P.A, aye) 10) (67) OB) Ar)
Swansea T. a? ae? =O. Tt 878). «45: #53 Walsall 38 19 8 11 51 44 46
Brighton 42207 41" Ti" 52" 94 1 Chesterfield 38. 49, 7 2 6S oe. 45)
Luton T. 42 21 7 14 68 49 49 #£Wigan B. oo. 48,. 8 12" 64 39" (44
Portsmouth 42-19" '8 15 "58°52." 46 Crewe Alex, So, 1 Oo 2 Ag 38 a3
Millwall Ath, 42 14 18 10 45 40 46 Halifax T, Ser 7 4: 33 4b a1
Swindon T, AZ-i7 VW 14° "62 ~'S6 45 Accrington 8, S007 7 6ta 59 6S 41
Northampton 42 17 11 14 54 44 45 Darlington 38 15 10 13 59 46 40
Watford 42 17 10 15 57 54 44 Wrexham 38 14 10 14 38 48 38
Q.P.R. 42 16 10 16 54 49 42 — Stalybridge C. Soule Oe ly) Agee Oo
Charlton Ath, 42 14 14 14 55 51 42 Rochdale =} el WeJoon OSs yey: es jis 5
Bristol R. 42-13" 16. 13 35°°36 "42 Limcoln C, ah eee lO Ls) oo) 55) 050
Brentford 42. 43. 12 WW) 4i ‘Si 38 Grimsby T, Shao os 19) 55) 52) 3.
Southend U, 427127 13) 32) Ta0! Se 37, Hartlepools U. 38 10 12 16 48 54 32
Gillingham 42” 15,97 20° S108. -3y, ‘Lxanmere.R, 38, 120. 8 18 49 S90 32
Merthyr T. 42 11 14 17 39 48 36 Southport BR 2a 7 19 82. 746 eo
Norwich C, 42 13 10 19 51 71 36 #£Barrow Bhat 42) (50 Ue ou
Reading 42 10 14 18 36 55 34 °& Ashington BR tees 09) Sedo
Exeter C. AD MS) 220 Al he 3S Durham C, 38 9 10 19 43 59 28
Aberdare Ath. AZ” 8O. 1h 22" 42° 70 29
Newport Co. AQ. 38. 14 23° 40) F027.
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Huddersfield AD OST i S60 soe 7) Leeds U. 42> 21° 12 9° °6) "3534
Cardiff C, ADS 295 15) Meo 3 eo Bury 42° 21° 9 1216S Pease
Sunderland AQ 22" 9. At fiw a0 35 Derby Co. 49= 21" 9° 912) 575 aaa
Bolton W. 42° 18° 14 10 68 34°50 Blackpool 42" 18° 13 11 */2* Ayes
Sheffield U. 42°19" 1240 69" =49" 50 Southampton 42° 17" 14.41 52 “Seas
Aston Villa Ae 1m 13 lta cees ie te Stoke 42 14 18 10 44 42 46
Everton AS AS 1s 81t 628e03, 45 Oldham Ath. 42° 14 17 It 45 Soa
Blackburn R. 47°17" ti t4 54 "5045 Sheffield W. 42 16 12 14 54 S1 44
Newcastle U. 42 17 10 15 60 54 44 South Shields 42° 17° 10 15 49 °'SO0" "44
Notts. Co. 42 14 14 14 44 49 42 Clapton O. 42° 14 15 195° 40" "S645
Manchester C. 42° 15" 12 1554 70" 42 Barnsley 42° 16 11 YS Sy’ "Gye
Liverpool 42 15 11 16 49 48 41 Leicester C. 42°17" 8 1) *64™5a7e
West Ham U. 42 13 15 14 40 43 41 Stockport Co. 42 13 16 13 44 52 42
Birmingham 42 13 13 16 41 49 39 Manchester U. 42 13 14 15 52 44 40
Tottenham H. 42° 12" 14 16 "50" 56" 38 C. Palace 42" 13° 13 16 "53 "Go
W.B.A. 42" 12" JA “16 "51-62 38 Port Vale 42° 33" 120 "50 noe
Burnley APRA A2 12.5 18) Sas Moor 36 Hull C. 42 10" 17 15 46 “Sie
Preston N.E. 42 12 10 20 52 67 34 _ Bradford C. 42" 13° 15 36 "S35" ?4s"a7
Arsenal a2? 12 9 | Di a 53's Coventry C. 42" 11" 13 18 32 \68™ ee
Nottingham F, 42 10° 32" BO"? G4 732 Fulham 42 10° 14 18°45 “S6 “am
Chelsea 42, 9 14 19 32. 53) 32 Nelson 42. 10 13 19 40° 74as
Middlesbrough a2 PS 2T ST S22 Bristol C. 42 7 3 20 32 65 29
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Portsmouth 42, 24. 010 $7 “87 230) So Wolverhampton W. 42 24 15 3 76 27 63
Plymouth Arg. AD. 23.589. 80 70) gat SS Rochdale 42, .25.. 12 0:5 ‘60 426.562
Millwall Ath. 42 22 10 10 64 38 54 Chesterfield 42,, 22... 10 10 70. 739 esa
Swansea T. AP, 22-18 12° 60. 38.52 Rotherham Co. 42 .23.. 6 13 g710 «43.553
Brighton Ad. 21.489 12:68 87 SI Bradford P.A. 42..21..10 21 69.243 252
Swindon T. A2. 17,13 12 58 44. 47 Darlington 42..,20..%8 D4 70 53 seas
Luton T. 42 16 14 12 50 44 46 Southport 42 16 14 12 44 42 46
Northampton a2 N7e tt WA 64 ay AS Ashington 42 18 8 16 59 61 44
Bristol R. 42 15 13 14 52 46 43 Doncaster R. 42, 15.12 15 59 3 aaz
Newport Co. 42. 17,09 06 S56. 64 43 Wigan B. 42.14.14 14 55 753 349
Norwich C, 42, 16. 8 28 ‘60° 59°40 Grimsby T. 42, 14..13 WS 49. 547 cas
Aberdare Ath. a2 AD 4 16, 145 158 38 Tranmere R. 42..013,., 15: 1A (Si, 160 seat
Merthyr T, 42 11 36 15 45 65 38 Accrington S, 42 16 8 18 48 61 40
Charlton Ath. AQ 11 5 16) 38) AS) 37 Halifax T. 42) 315, 10° 7 442), “59g
Gillingham 42,012 18) 17 43° 58° 377. Durham C. 42 15 9 18 59 60 39
Exeter C. A2 1S at 20) 487 52) 877, Wrexham 42 10 18 14 37 44 38
Brentford 42 14 8 20 54 71 36 Walsall 42 14 8 20 44 59 36
Reading 425° (9 20) ST 57 35 New Brighton 42. 11.13 18, 40 “S335
Southend U. 42 12 10 20 53 84 34 Lincoln C. 42. 10,12 20.48) 59532)
Watford 429) 15: 184554) 33 Crewe Alex. 4D nT] 91'3 veD0 3D nS Cee
Bournemouth 42 1 20408 65:33 Hartlepools U. 42), 7 11 24 33: 7025
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W.B.A. 42 23 10 9 58 34 56 Manchester U. Aleem, RS 57.23.0577
Bolton W. 42° 22> 11 9 76 34°°55° Derby Co: A2=22 "11 9 71836 "55
Liverpool 42 20 10 12 63 55 50 Portsmouth Alp 15s, 9. S8re50 48
Bury 42 17 15 10 54 51 49 Chelsea AZE16"15 11 S137 47
Newcastle U. 42 16 16 10 61 42 48 Wolverhampton W. 42 20 6 16 55 51 46
Sunderland 42 19 10 13 64 51 48 Southampton 42 13 18 11 40 36 44
Birmingham AZ SUT a1? 13) 49953 746 Port Vale 4211" 8 17-48 569"42
Notts. Co. 42 16 13 13 42 31 45 South Shields 425129717, 13, 42 Serra
Cardiff C. AZTIGS IT 15 56> S145 Hull C. 42 15 11 16 50 49 41
Manchester C. 42° 17° 9 16 76 68 43 Clapton O. 42 14 12 16 42 42 40
Tottenham H, 42 15 12 15 52 43 42 Fulham 42 15 10 17 41 56 40
West Ham U. 42 15 12 15 62 60 42 #£Middlesbrough 42° 10°°19. 13-*36°54439
Sheffield U. 42 t3e is, 16. S55) ose 49: Sheffield W. AZ 15=" 8, 19 50-456/"38
Aston Villa A213 13, 16> SB ress Barnsley Ale M3 e122, 17, 46° 59238
Blackburn R. Apr ate ts. 15 SS S65ess Bradford C, AZ V3"12, 17, 378502*38
Everton A242 1). 19. 40 60" s5 Blackpool 42° 14>" 9 19 65..'61° "37
Leeds U. 42 11 12 19 46 59 34 Oldham Ath. Ale Seed, 18) 35, Suse,
Burnley 42 11 12 19 46 75 34 Stockport Co. AZOAZA11 182937572037
Arsenal 42” 145. 23 AG" "S833 Stoke 42° 429711 19 34946835
Preston N.E. A? 10' 6 26 37 74 26 CC. Palace 42 12 10 20 38 54 34
Nottingham F. 42 6 12 24 29 65 24 Coventry C. 42 11 9 22: 45 84 31
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Swansea T. 42 23 11 8 68 35 57 Darlington AD. 24010) ‘Be ZBL 33) 58
Plymouth Arg. 42 23 10 9 77 38 56 #£Nelson AZ 23ing 7) 12: 79) 50 153
Bristol C. Ae 2905 9: 14. Cn 415.53 New Brighton 425288, 7) 12. 75: 50), 53
Swindon T. 425 2es1d) 119 466,_38). 51 Southport Advices Ti 13t SO) 37 “ST
Milwall Ath. 420118e013 11° 58. 38) 49 Bradford P.A. 42 19 12 11 84 42 50
Newport Co. 42 20 9 13 62 42 49 Rochdale Ae Nien J) TAL 75> 53) a9
Exeter C. 42 19 9 14 59 48 47 Chesterfield 42 17 11 14 60 44 45
Brighton 42,19. 8 15 59.45 46 Lincoln C. 42 18 8 16 53 58 44
Northampton 42 20 6 16 51 44 46 Halifax T. A2el6pslts 15) 56, 52,43
Southend U. 42-)19*, 5, 18/51) 64 43 Ashington 42 16 10 16 68 76 42
Watford 42 17 9 16 38 47 43 Wigan B. 425 NS5eg1t 16° 62) 65) 41
Norwich C. 42 14 13 15 53 S51 41 Grimsby T. 42 15 9 18) 60) 60 39
Gillingham 42 13 14 15 35 44 40 Durham C. AQ5 13,13 16) SO) (6k. 39
Reading 42 14 10 18 37 38 38 Barrow ADe Geet) 19) Sil 76. 39
Charlton Ath. 42 13 12 17 46 48 38 Crewe Alex. AQ 13 13) 16) Sa 975. 39
Luton T. 4210917 15) sA9. 57.37, Wrexham 42,155, 8 19 S3, 160 38
Bristol R. 42 12 13 17 42 49 37 #£Doncaster R. 42 14 10 18 54 65 38
Aberdare Ath. 42 14 9 19 54 67 37 Accrington S. AQ 15s, 8 19 60.72, 38
Q.P.R. 42 14 8 20 42 63 36 #£Walsall Ade 13e011 18 544 53) 37.
Bournemouth 42 13 8 21 40 58 34 Hartlepools U. Ale 124,11" 19" 45 637.35
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Arsenal AP) a8 12. 87 63852 Derby Co. 42425 «7 10 T7- 42057
Sunderland 42 21 6 15 96 80 48 Chelsea 42-19-14 9 16,49, 952
Bury 42 20 7 15 85 77 47 Wolverhampton W. 42 21 7 14 84 60 49
Sheffield U. 42 19 8 15102 82 46 Swansea T. AP eADon11 12 Twos eae
Aston Villa 42 16 12 14 86 76 44 Blackpool AD Tesll 1A 6" 695as
Liverpool 42 14 16 12 70 63 44 Oldham Ath. 42 18 8 16 74 62 44
Bolton W. 42 17 10 15 75 76 44 Middlesbrough 42, Pie 2 19 di 368 ae
Manchester U. 42 19 6 17 66 73 44 South Shields 42 18 8 16 74 65 44
Newcastle U. 42 16 10 16 84 75 42 _ Port Vale 42 198.6 17 79. 69 cee
Everton 42 12 18 12 72 70 42 °#Portsmouth 42 17 10 15 79 74 44
Blackburn R. A2Qei5el 16 91 “sO ut Preston N.E, AQeASen 7 It 71 —84e5
W.B.A. 42,160, :8 18 795 78—.-40) Ell G, ea h6en9 17 AGS 6 Reooe
Birmingham 42 16 8 18 66 81 40 Southampton Ae I5Se, 8 19 463. G5 058
Tottenham H. 42 15 9 18 66 79 39 Darlington 42.14.10 18 -72. 77 38
Cardiff C. 42 16 7 19 61 76 39 #£Barnsley 42-12-12 18 58, 84.36
Leicester C. 42 14 10 18 70 80 38 Nottingham F, AD ei4tun 8 20 “Sino
West Ham U. A2+ 1507 20 63 0764.3%, Bradford’; AD. ASeJ10 19 47) 6GOn5G
Leeds U. 42 14 8 20 64 76 36 Fulham AP Ael2 19 46 T7eeoe
Burnley 42 13 10 19 85 108 36 Clapton O, AD, 12. 9 21) 50 GS58
Manchester C, A2eA2e11 19 89 ,100..35 Stoke C. AD, A2e 8 22. 64 Die
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Reading Ale vse ieee) FT ete OP Grimsby T. 42°26" 9 "P-91—40 S68
Plymouth Arg. 42 24 8 10107 67 56 Bradford P.A. 42°26 ~8 8101 ~43) 6a
Millwall AD tee 10. 7s sos Rochdale 42° 27°" 5 10 104 S89
Bristol C, a2 oe Oo! 2 722 Seat Chesterfield 42°25°"5 1200 °S455
Brighton 4219 9° 1484975: “47 Halifax T. 42-1791 14 53--S00aS
Swindon T. 42 20 6 16 69 64 46 Hartlepools U. 42 18 8 16 82 73 44
Luton T. AD ee 7 MPR) Sores Tranmere R, 42° 19°" 6 17 +73" 83:4
Bournemouth 42 17 9 16 75 91 43 #Nelson 42 16 11 15 89 71 43
Aberdare Ath, 42 17 8 17 74 66 42 Ashington 42 16 11 15 70 62 43
Gillingham 42 17 8 17 53 49 42 #Doncaster R. 42" 16-711 15 80 “7284s
Southend U. 42" 19" 4, 19) 78 ae Crewe Alex, 42"-17-" 9 16 “6361 M43
Northampton 42° 17 7 «18 «82° 30" 41 New Brighton 42°17 8 17 69 “67 RQ
C. Palace a2 19% 3 20) 75 oe ral Durham C, 42 18 6 18 63 70 42
Merthyr T, 42 14 11 17 69 75 39 Rotherham U. 42 17 7. 18 69 92 41
Watford 42 15 9 18 73 89 39 Lincoln C. 42 17 5 20 66 82 39
Norwich City 42 15 9 18 58 73 39 Coventry C. 42/16" 6 20 73 iS2eNBe
Newport Co. 42 14 10 18 64 74 38 Wigan B. 42° °13"11 18-68) “74 wer
Brentford 42 16 6 20 69 94 38 Accrington S, 427°17=" 3 22 81 105an
Bristol R, 42 15 6 21 66 69 36 Wrexham 42° 11910 21 63. "92eNs2
Exeter C. 42 15° 5 22 72 70 35 Southport 42°11="°10 21462 #92asa
Charlton Ath. 42 11 13 18 48 68 35 Walsall 42°10" 6 26 58 107/26
Q,P.R. 42°60 9 20 Sy eroaeod Barrow 42°" 7°" 4 31 S5soveggras
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Newcastle U. 42 25 6 11 96 58 56 Middlesbrough A227 18 «7. 122) 56062)
Huddersfield 42 17 17 8 76 60 51 Portsmouth ADE 23 Si 11 EST don 54
Sunderland 42 21 7 14 98 70 49 Manchester C, 42 22 10 10108 61 54
Bolton W. 42 19 10 13 84 62-48 Chelsea 42,120,612 10 62) 524552
Burnley 42, 19 9 14 91 80 47 Nottingham F. 42 18 14 10 80 55 50
West Ham U. 42 19 8 15 86 70 46 Preston N.E. 42,1208 9 13 74 725.49
Leicester C. 42 17 12 13 85 70 46 HullC. 4212018 7 15° 6352) 547;
Sheffield U. 42 17 10 15 74 86 44 Port Vale 42 16 13 13 88 78 45
Liverpool 42°18" 17 17% 69961 43 Blackpool 42 18 8 16 95 80 44
Aston Villa 42 18 7 17 81 83 43 Oldham Ath, 42 19 6 17 74 84 44
Arsenal 42 17-" 19 16 77 ©8643 Barnsley 42°17) 9 16 88, 87,43
Derby Co. 421 22-18 861731048 Swansea T. 42011G Plt 15) 568) a72543
Tottenham H. 42/16" 9 17 76 78th4g Southampton 42115612 15 60 1625.42
Cardiff C. AP 16." (9 17 55 w6sor4t Reading 42 16 8 18 64 72 40
Manchester U. 42 13 14 15 52 64 40 Wolverhampton W. 42 14 7 21 73 75 35
Sheffield W. 42 15 9 18 75 92 39 Notts. Co. 425150 5 22 70 /96.»35
Birmingham 42/17" 4 24640939738 Grimsby T. 42 11 12 19 74 91 34
Blackburn R, ADi15-" 8 19 77 996038 Fulham 43138 8 293 58.92.34
Bury 42 12 12 18 68 77 36 South Shields 42i10e11 20 Fi 96,33
Everton 42 12 10 20 64 90 34 °Clapton O. 42112% 7 23 60,96) 34
Leeds U. 42 11 8 23 69 88 30 Darlington 42 12 6 24:79 98. 30
W.B.A. 42 11 8 23 65 86 30 Bradford C. 421 Es 9 265.504.8823
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Bristol C. AZ 27-8 «6ff «104 «S462 “Stoke'C: B29 G92 4063
Plymouth Arg. 42. 25 10 7.95 61 60 #£Rochdale 42" 26 *76 10) 105: 65.758
Millwall Ae A OT ROT Sf 5G Bradford P.A, 42” 24" 7 11 101 "59°55
Brighton Avett 10 479) ol os Halifax T. AD 20" 11 107085853
Swindon T, Agel C2 LOO 85: Si Nelson AD 22" °°7 ISVOAMIS St
C, Palace 4216. "9 {5° 84 61 45 Stockport Co, 42 22 7 13 93 69 49*
Bournemouth 42 18 8 16 78 66 44 ° Chesterfield AZ 23" 5 16. (92968 9.47
Luton T. 42 15 14 13 68 66 44 °Doncaster R. 427 18" 11 13. 81 M6547
Newport Co. 42 19 6 17 57 71 44 £‘Tranmere R. 42°19" 8 15 85- 67'°46
Bristol R. 42,16, 9 1778 80 41 New Brighton 42 18 10 14 79 67 46
Brentford 42 13 14 15 70 61 40 _ Lincoln C. AD? 1S" 12 15 #908 47s"?
Exeter C. 42 15 10 17 76 73 40 Southport 42°15" 9 18 80 85°39
Charlton Ath. 42 16 8 18 60 61 40 Wrexham 42° 147 10 1896573)" 38
Q.P.R. 42.15, 9 18/65 71 39 Walsall AZ? 147 10) 18° G8 M8138
Coventry C. Aen ee Ae Tk LOO. on Crewe Alex, AZ? 14" *9 19) 71h S537
Norwich C, ity eatsbape aibarSeg iain beefo Ashington 42? 12" 12 1860)" S0'S6
Merthyr T. 42 13 9 20 63 80 35 ~» Hartlepools U. 42 14 6 22 66 81 34
Northampton Aveta. 5 22 So, oi a5 Wigan B. 42 10" 10) 21 ‘66r"838"'52
Southend VU. 42 14 6 22 64 77 34 °&Rotherham U. AZ * 10" 12’ 20° 7092032
Gillingham 47 fi 10) 21 54° 72 32) Dnruam'C, AZ) 120 6 24 58 105830
Watford 42,12. 8 22 57.87 32 Accrington S. ane 10" 7 25) (620 See
Aberdare Ath, 425 See 26) G2 a0n 2) Barrow Age 7m 8 27 S422
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Huddersfield 425225 7 13 Slonesenst Leeds U. 42°) 25e5 7 10) 98), 495 Sia
Leicester C. 42 18 12 12 96 72 48 Chelsea 42;«23-5 8 11 7545554
Derby Co, 42 17 10 15 96 83 44 Preston N.E. 42°:225 9 11 100» 66.:53
Bury 42 20 4 18 80 80 44 Stoke C. 42225 .8 12 78 S59ens2
Cardiff C. 42 17 10 15 70 80 44 Swansea T. 42 18 12 12 75 63 48
Bolton W. 42 16 11 15 81 66 43 Oldham Ath, 42,195 8 15 75. 50Ras
Aston Villa 42117 9 16 78x73 43" WBA: 42 17,12 13 90 70, 46
Newcastle U. 42 15 13 14 79 81 43 Port Vale 42 18 8 16 68 57 44
Arsenal 42 13 15 14 82 86 41 Nottingham F, 42 15 10 17 83 84 40
Birmingham 42;713:015 14 70 wFSn 4k Grimsby T. 42 14 12 16 69 83 40
Blackburn R. 42 16 9 17 66 78 41 Bristol C. 42-;155 9 18 76.79.38
Sheffield U. 42 15 10 17 79 86 40 Hull C. 42.12.15 1541 54,39
Sheffield W. 42 13 13 16 81 78 39 Barnsley 42,:14,11 17 65% 85.038
Sunderland 421152 ON L8my74ce76039 NottsaCor 4213412 17; 68,7438
Liverpool 42 13 13 16 84 87 39 Wolverhampton W. 42 13 10 19 63 91 36
West Ham U. 42 14 11 17 81 88 39 Southampton 42°).14, 7 21 .68.77.235
Manchester U. 42 16 7 19 72 80 39 Reading 42:;lieg 13 18 53, 75055
Burnley 42 16 7 19 82 98 39 Blackpool 42:13 8 21 83 101
Portsmouth 42 16 7 19 66 90 39 Clapton O. 42,114.12 19 S55 85.34
Tottenham H. 42715% 8 19 F4.86).38 Fulham 42:;13-, 7 22 68 »S933
Middlesbrough 47, 10815. 16 81 8 :88h93F South Shields 427 Ts 9 26 56 ILipQes
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Millwall 42-30, 5 7 127, 50. 65 Bradford P.A. 42 21.. 9 ~G@10f “4s "65
Northampton 42— 2a 9 TO 102. 64.55 Lincoln C. 42,24 7 11 91 “64™SS
Plymouth Arg. 42 23 7 12 85 54 53 Stockport Co. 42-23. 8 11 89° Sion
Brighton 42 19 10 13 81 69 48 Doncaster R. 42°23. 7 12. 80° S0"ae
C. Palace 42 18 12 12 79 72 48 Tranmere R. AZ 22) 9 34 105" 72 oe
Swindon T, 42 19 9 14 90 69 47 _~ Bradford C. 42 18 12 12 85 60 48
Exeter C. 42 17 12 13 70 60 46 Darlington 47-21 S 16 89° Jarra
Southend U. 42 20 6 16 80 64 46 Southport 42 20° 5 17°79" "70" 45
Newport Co. 42 18 9 15 81 84 45 Accrington S, 42 18 8 16 76 67 44
Q.P.R. 42 17 9 16 72 71 43 New Brighton 42 14 14 14 72 62 42
Charlton Ath, 42 15 13 14 60 70 43 Wrexham 42 18 6 18 64°67 "42
Brentford 42 16 8 18 76 74 40 Halifax T, 42,13, 15 14™°73™ 7 eae
Luton T. 42 16 7 19 94 87 39 Rochdale ay 17. 7 18 74 Tiere
Bournemouth 42 13 12 17 72 79 38 Rotherham U. 42 14 11 17 65 69 39
Watford 42 14 10 18 68 78 38 Hartlepools U. 42 16 6 20 69 81 38
Gillingham 42,13, 11 18 62/81 37 Chesterfield 42 13 30. 19) “71 778g
Norwich C, 42 10 16 16 66 70 36 Crewe Alex. 42 12 10 20 77 86 34
Walsall 42 12 9 21 75101 33 # Ashington 42 11 11 20° “7710385
Bristol R. 42 14 4 24 67 93 32 #£4®Barrow 42 10. if 21 ‘Sa™o2 Sn
Coventry C, 42; ths 9 22 67 96 31 Wigan B. 42° 10° 10 22 “56 "97 au
Merthyr T. (oo ee!Yatk Yi 0Yeecfm? Ue | Durham C, 42 11 7 24°53" 100"eo
Torquay U. 42 8 14 20 53103 30 #£Nelson 42 10 6 26 76 136 26
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Sheffield W. 42 21 10 11 86 62 52 Middlesbrough 42, 22, 110 9) +92) 5755
Leicester C, 42¢ 21, 9 12 “96 .67. 51 Grimsby T. 42, 24. ‘5 13 82, 61.58
Aston Villa 42 23 4 15 98 81 50 Bradford P.A. 42 22 4 16 88 70 48
Sunderland Be l0eee 7? Wecos 7s. 47, Southampton 42, 17, 14 {1 74.60.48
Liverpool 42 17 12 13 90 64 46 Notts. Co. Ale 19S 14 “78 aG5 47,
Derby Co. 42 18 10 14 86 71 46 StokeC. Ady We 12) 13\9 74 5) 246
Blackburn R. Sen tie lt V4 72 63 45 WRAY 42 19 8 15 80 79 46
Manchester C. 42 18 9 15 95 86 45 Blackpool 424195 “7 16 92) 76 5:45
Arsenal 42, 16. 135 13) 77 672) 45 Chelsea AZ, 17, 10 15 (6465 44
Newcastle U. 42 19 6 17 70 72 44 °# Tottenham H. Sze die 9 Gesu ot 43
Sheffield U. 42 15 11 16 86 85 41 Nottingham F. AZ, fo, 12) 1S) 7 70) 42
Manchester U. 42), 14. {3-15.. 66 .76, 41 Hull C. 42 13 14 15 58 63 40
Leeds U. AZ, IG, (9° P7L 716 84. ag Preston N.E. 42, 15, 9 18 78 79 39
Bolton W. 42 14 12 16 73 80 40 Millwall 42, 16, 7 49 71 86 39
Birmingham 42 15 10 17 68 77 40 _ Reading AZe tse 9) 1S" (6aui8o. 39
Huddersfield 42 14 11 17 70 61 39 Barnsley 42, 16, 6 20 69) 66 38
West Ham U, 42.15 9 18 86 96 39 Wolverhampton W. 42 15 7 20 77 81 37
Everton 421% 4 21 63.75 38 Oldham Ath, 42, 16, °5' 20 S54) 154.37
Burnley 42, 15, 8 19° 81 103 38 Swansea T, a2y Ish 10) A962. 75>) 36
Portsmouth 42. 15, 6 21 56.80.36 Bristol'C, 42 13 10 19 58 72 36
Bury 425 12, 7 23 62 199, 31 Port Vale 42, ts A237 286 34
Cardiff C, 42 8. £3' 21 43.59. 29 (Glapton'O. ADs 12. 8) 22) AS 72 32
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Charlton Ath. 42 23 8 11 86 60 54 Bradford C. 425 274 9 6128 43, 63
C, Palace 424 23% 8 11 SliwG74.354 Stockport Co. 42, 28 6 8111 58 62
Northampton 426 208 12 10) 96.y57.,52 Wrexham 425 21, 10 iL 91. 69 252
Plymouth Arg. 42— 20% 12 10 83 !n524.52 Wigan B. 42% 24, 9 12 82 49» 51
Fulham APE 2Tp 10) 11 10d G5Z Doncaster R. 42" 20, 10° 12).7764066..50
Q.P.R. 47719, 14 9 82 (61.52 Lincoln C. 42 21 6 15 91 67 48
Luton T. 42 19 11 12 89 73 49 Tranmere R. 42, 228-3, UT, #19 ae 4g
Watford 42 19 10 13 79 74 48 Carlisle U. 42 19 8 15 86 77 46
Bournemouth 42 19- 9 14 84 77 47 Crewe Alex. 42 18 8 16 80 68 44
Swindon T, 42; 154 13 14 75.72,.43 South Shields 42 18 8 16 83 74 44
Coventry C. 42 14 14 14 62 57 42 Chesterfield 42) 185 5S. 19.70 77 at
Southend U. 42) 150 11 16,80 75,,41 Southport 42 16 8 18 75 85 40
Brentford 42 14 10 18 56 60 38 Halifax T. AD, I3y 13 16 63)..62, 39
Walsall 42) 138 12 Tien 79.438 New Brighton 42) 155 9 1k) 64.71 39
Brighton 42% 16, 6 20 858576. 38 Nelson 42, 17, 5S 20 77. 90..39
Newport Co, 42) 13) 9 20 69 .86,.35 Rotherham U, 40) 155 9) 18) 60.077 139
Norwich C. 42 14 6 22 69 81 34 °#Rochdale 42, 13, 10 19 79. 96 36
Torquay U. 42 14 6 22 66 84 34 Accrington S, 42 13 8 21 68 82 34
Bristol R. A2) 13h 7 22 60% 79.133 Darlington 40, 13, 7 22.64. 88. 33
Merthyr T. 42 11 8 23 55 103 30 #£Barrow 42 10 8 24 64 93 28
42) 98 11 22) 674881429 Hartlepools U. 42, 10, 6 26 59,112 26
Exeter C.
Gillingham 42) 10x 9 23 43 .83),29 Ashington 42, 8 7 27 45 415..25
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Derby Co. 42-21" “8 13 *900°82""S0 ‘Chelsea 42 22 11 9 74 46 55
Manchester C. 42 19 9 14 91 81 47 Oldham Ath, Ae 21 11 10) 0" Sis
Aston Villa 42 21 5 16 92 83 47 Bradford P.A, AP 19" 12 Al ol
Leeds U. 42 20 6 16 79 63 46 #£zBury 42" 22 SS lS glo eee
Blackburn R. 42° AS et 16 1991 9S" a5) CWB AS 42° 2%" 5 16 10S” 7s a7
West Ham U. 42" 19% 75 18) 36.079 “43 Southampton 42° 17" Ih La Loree
Leicester C, 42 17 9 16 86 90 43 Cardiff C. 42° {3" 8. NG" GP Somes,
Sunderland 42° 18" 7 7 7G 2o0 AS Wolverhampton W. 42 16 9 17 77 79 41
Huddersfield 42 17 9 16 63 69 43 Nottingham F. 4D* 13" 15) 1455 tose
Birmingham 42 16. 19) “th 67 =O2, al Stoke C. 42° 16" 8 18 “7a 2a
Liverpool AQ” 16. 2:9) 17) 2639 zed Tottenham H. Az? 15" 9: (ts! Soot
Portsmouth 42 15 10 17 66 62 40 Charlton Ath, 40" 1a At AZ (596s
Arsenal 42° 14" 11 17 786639 Millwall AD ie 1S 5) Sr eee
Bolton W. 42° 15 9 18 Ja" 74 39 Swansea T. 42° 14° 9 19 S761" Sr
Middlesbrough 42 16 6 20 82 84 38 Preston N.E, 42" 13" 11 18 “6s sve
Manchester U. 42 15 8 19 67 88 38 Barnsley 42° 14" 3: 20™ So™ gt en
Grimsby T. 42, VS" <7) 20°75 oo of JBradtord ce. 42° 12° “12: 18° (6 Sees
Newcastle U. 42. a) 20! Sa Reading 42* 12" 1f 19 S54 \G7ss
Sheffield U. 42 15 6 21 91 96 36 _ Bristol C. 42° 138" 9 20 "GI'S3""as
Burnley 42" 44" 18 20) C1937 “30 Hull C. 42° 14" 7 2) S51 7Ss35
Everton 42° 12) Al 9. (sO 92F" 35 Notts. Co. 42 9° {5 18 34° 70s
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Plymouth Arg, 42 30 8 4 98 38 68 Port Vale 42% 30% 7 5 103ee374% 67
Brentford 42 28 5 9 94 44 61 Stockport Co, 42 28 7 7106 44 63
Q.P.R. 42 21 9 12 80 68 51 Darlington 42 22 6 14108 73 50
Northampton 42 21 8 13°82 58 50 Chesterfield 42 22 6 14 76 56 50
Brighton 42 21 8 #13 87 "63°50 Lincoln ¢ 42 17 14 11 83 61 48
Coventry C, 42- 19" 9 14--Bgie730147 Porkse, 42 15 16 11 77 64 46
Fulham 42’ 18" 11 13. 87 S8sie47 South Shields 42 18 10 14 77 74 46
Norwich C, 42 18 10 14 88 77 46 Hartlepools U, 42 17 11 14 81 74 45
C. Palace 42 17 12 13 81 74 46 Southport 42 15 13 14 81 74 43
Bournemouth 42 15 13 14 72 61 43 Rochdale 421 18> 7 17 “89rndOiess
Southend U. 42 15 13 14 69 59 43 Crewe Alex. 42: 17® 8 17... 82.0Figd2
Clapton O, 42 14 13 15 55 “62'"41 Tranmere R, 42' 166 9 17 86u 864i
Luton T. 42 14 12 16 64 78 40 New Brighton 42 16 8 18 69 79 40
Swindon T. 42" 13" 12 17 73 "832288 Doncaster R. 42 15 9 18 62 69 39
Watford 42 15 8 19 60 73 38 Carlisle U. 42 16 7 19 90101 39
Exeter C: 42° 12 11 19 67°73» 35 ‘Accrington S. 42 14 9 19 84 81 37
Walsall 42 13 8 21 71 78 34 Wrexham 42 13 8 21 67 88 34
Newport Co, 42° 12 10 20 74°5851°934 Wigan B, 42: 13%-7 22 60% S8es3
Torquay U. 42 10 11 21 64 94 31 Nelson 42) 13% 7 22 Si wS0m8s
Bristol R. 42 11 8 23 67 93 30 #£Rotherham U. 42 lie 8 23 67 ASSO
Gillingham 42 1 8) 9-23" SI 80%30 «= *Elalifax Ty 42 10 8 24 44 79 28
Merthyr T. AD Oo) ea yamOUN Samad Barrow 427 11S 26 “41 9827
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Arsenal 42 28 10 4127 59 66 Everton az 28" 5 9 121 66) 61
Aston Villa 42 25 9 8128 78 59 W.4B.A. AZ 22, 10) 10) 18349 54
Sheffield W. 42 22 8 12102 75 52 Tottenham H. AZ™ 22" V7 13 88 "S551
Portsmouth 42 18 13 11 84 67. 49 Wolverhampton W. 42 2i 5 16 84 67 47
Huddersfield 42™18" 12 goreaienGs 48 Port Vale a2” 2) a5: 16 "67" "61" 947
Derby Co. 42 18 10 14 94-79 46 Bradford P.A. 42 18 10 14 97 66 46
Middlesbrough 42 19 8 15 98 90 46 Preston N.E. 42 17 11 14 83 64 45
Manchester C, 42 18 10 14 75 70 46 Burnley ar ag” it 148i 77 45
Liverpool 42° 15°12 15° 86°"85" "42 Southampton A2> 197 6 17) Wa 62" 44
Blackburn R. AZ*17™ 8 17 (83) 4sa ea? Bradford C. AZ 17" 10° 15 "61"%63" 144
Sunderland 42 16 9 17 89 85 41 Stoke C. 42 17 10 15 64 71 44
Chelsea 42 15 10 17 64 67 40 Oldham Ath, 42 16 10 16 61 72 42
Grimsby T, 42 17 5 20 82 87 39 Bury Ao LO 8S 20)" 75; 28241
Bolton W. AZ 15" ¢9° 18 PGS" i359 Millwall 42° 16° 7 19 71 80 39
Sheffield U. 42 14 10 18 78 84 38 Charlton Ath. 42 15 9 18 59 86 39
Leicester C. AZ 16" 6 20 80 "9538 Bristol C. AZ 15" 8 19: S4 82°38
Newcastle U. 42 15 6 21 78 87 36 #£Nottingham F, AZ 14759 19980 S5) 37
West Ham U. 42 14 8 20 79 94 36 Plymouth Arg, 42 14 8 20 76 84 36
Birmingham 42 13 10 19 55 70 36 Barnsley A2* 157 «9 2059" 7935
Blackpool 42" 10" 10 24 7a 1eS"*s2 Swansea T. A2* 12" 10° 20) Si 7/434
Leeds U. 42* 12" J 23: 68st PS Reading 42°12" 6 24 72°°96°30
Manchester U. AP eT 3B QF 53 005" *22 Cardiff C. Al 63" 9° 25 Ai 87/25
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Notts. Co. S24 24. At 71 97 46 59 Chesterfield 42.26 6 10 102 57 58
C, Palace AZ 22 FT TRIG 7 St Lincoln C. 42.25. 7 10 102" 59’ (57
Brentford 42. 22 6 14 90 64 50 Tranmere R, 42 24 6 12111 74 54
Southend U. Bou 2e_ *5 AS *76; 160; 49 Wrexham 42 21 12 9 94 62 54
Brighton ate the 5. 10) 6853) 49 Southport 42,22. 9 11 8856) 53
Northampton 425 18. 12 12 °77. So. 48 Hull C. 42-20 10 12 99 55 ‘SO
Luton T. 42 19 8 15 76 51 46 Stockport Co. 42 20 9 13 77 61 49
Q.P.R. 42, 20. 3% 19 82) 75). 43 Carlisle U. 42 20. 5S 417 98. 81" 45
Fulham AZ 06. FT Vi Tt 75. a3 Gateshead 42. 16, 13: 43) FN 73 45
Bournemouth a2, t5, le 14°72. 73-23 Wigan B. 42 19 5 18 76 86 43
Torquay U. 42, 17, ~9 16_.80' 84 43 Darlington A2 416 -10 16 71 59 42
Swindon T. 42 18 6 18 89 94 42 York C. 42 18 6 18 85 82 42
Exeter C, AD IH. *8 17484 90 AZ Accrington S. 42 15 9 18 84108 39
Coventry C. 42, 16. "9 AT of 65. 41 Rotherham U, 42. 13. 12 47 BL. 85 38
Bristol R. 42 16 8 18 75 92 40 Doncaster R. 42, 13 10 18° 65 65 37
42, 14. 10 18 Gi) 76. 38 Barrow AD 1s 7 20 G8 So" 37
Gillingham
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Walsall
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Watford
42 14 7 21 63 91 35 New Brighton AQ 13. 7 22) 049" 76 33
Clapton O.
1s. 8: 21 34,.93 34 Hartlepools U. 42 12 6 24 67 86 30
Thames AD
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Norwich C.
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Everton 42 26 4 12116 64 56 Wolverhampton W. 42 24 8 10115 49 56
Arsenal 42. 22 10 10,.90 .48..54 Leeds. U. 42 22 10 10 78 54 54
Sheffield W. 42 22 6 14 96 82 50 _ StokeC. 42 19 14 9 69 48 52
Huddersfield 42 19 10 13 80 63 48 Plymouth Arg. 42 20 9 13100 66 49
Aston Villa 42 19 8 15104 72 46 Bury 42.21. 7 14 70-58, 49
W.B.A. 42 20 6 16 77 55 46 _ Bradford P.A. 42,,20. 7 14.724. 63am
Sheffield U. 42 20 6 16 80 75 46 _ Bradford C. 42. 16.13 13, 80.61 45
Portsmouth 42 19 7 16 62 62 45 Tottenham H. 42,16, 11% 15 82. 7R aes
Birmingham 42 18 8 16 78 67 44 Millwall 42.1%. 9 16 61 61 4
Liverpool 42 19 6 17 81 93 44 #Charlton Ath. 42 17. 9 16 61 66 43
Newcastle U. 42 18 6 18 80 87 42 Nottingham F. 42,1610 16 7? 72) ae
Chelsea 42 16 8 18 69 73 40 Manchester U. 42, lh, 8 IF TW, gees
Sunderland 42 15 10 17 67 73 40 Preston N.E. 42.16.10 16 755 Tia
Manchester C, 42 13 12 17 83 73 38 ##Southampton 42.1%. 7 18 66. 7ioae
Derby Co. 42 14 10 18 71 75 38 Swansea T. 42,16, 7 19 73. 75 339
Blackburn R. 42 16 6 20 89 95 38 #£Notts. Co. 42, 13,12 17 7S, Tous
Bolton W. 42 17 4 21 72 80 38 Chesterfield 42.13.11 18. ,64_,.86 37
Middlesbrough 42 15 8 19 64 89 38 Oldham Ath. 42 13 10 19 62 84 36
Leicester C. 42 15 7 20 74 94 37 _ Burnley 42.13, 9 20 59 87. 35
Blackpool 42 12 9 21 65 102 33 Port Vale 42,13. 7% 22° 58, 8933
Grimsby T. 42 13 6 23 67 98 32 _ Barnsley 42 12, 9 ty 5S. OF Uas
West Ham U. 42) 12) 23" 62.107. 31... Brstol GC. 42). .6...11__ 25S... 39... [aes
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Fulham 42 24 9 9111 62 57 LincolnC. 40° 26° (5 (9.106. 47 e357
Reading 42 23 9 10 97 67 55 Gateshead 40° 25° 7 8 94° 48™57
Southend U. 427 20. 11 10 77 “S3 $3 Chester 40 21 8 11 78 60 50
C. Palace 42 20 11 11 74 63 51 #£Tranmere R. 40 19 11 10107 58 49
Brentford 42 19 10 13 68 52 48 Barrow 40 24 1 15 86 59 49
Luton T. 42 20 7 15 95 70 47 Crewe Alex. 40 21 6 13 95 66 48
Exeter C, 42 20 7 15 77 62 47 + Southport 40 18 10 12 58 53 46
Brighton 42. th, 12 13°°73 58’ 46 Hull’c: 40° 20° 5 8S S82:253es
Cardiff C. 42, 19. 8 £5 ($7 “7a 46 Yorkc, 40 18 7 15 76 81 43
Norwich C, 42 17 12 13 76 67 46 Wrexham 40° 18" 17 15 64 "6938
Watford 42 19 8 15 81 79 46 Darlington 40 17 4 19 66 69 38
Coventry C, 42 18 8 16108 97 44 Stockport Co. 40° 13" 11 16 °*55 “S53
OP Re 42 15 12 15 79 73 42 Hartlepools U. 40° 16" 5 19 78° 10037
Northampton 42 16 7 19 69 69 39 Accrington S. 40 15 6 19 75 80 36
Bournemouth 42 13 12 17 70 78 38 Doncaster R. 40 16 4 20 59 80 36
Clapton O. 42 12 11 19 77 90 35 Walsall 40" 16° 3 21 Si/*s5eees
Swindon T, 42 14 6 22 70 84 34 Halifax T. 40 13 8 19 61 87 34
Bristol R. 42 13 8 21 65 92 34 Carlisle U. 40 11 11 18 64 79 33
Torquay U. 42 12 9 21 72106 33 Rotherham U. 40 14 4 22 63 72 32
Mansfield T, 42 11 10 21 75 108 32 New Brighton 40 8 8 24 38 76 24
Gillingham 42 10 8 24 40 82 28 Rochdale 40 4 3 33 48 135 11
Thames 42 7 9 26 53 109 23
Wigan Borough resigned from League,

October 26, 1931. Record expunged.
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Arsenal 42™ 25° 48 9 T1861" “58 Stoke C. 42-25 6 11 783956
Aston Villa 42 23 8 11 92 67 54 °# Tottenham H. 42, 20 TS V7 96r S155
Sheffield W. 42 21 9 12 80 68 51 Fulham 42 20° 10) 42 °78"%G65" *50
W.B.A. 42> 20. 9 13 83° 70 -49 Bury 42 20 9 13 84 59 49
Newcastle U. A2™ 22" tS 127i "63> 49 Nottingham F, 42, ty VS “10 “67 59""49
Huddersfield 42° 18 14 13 66-53 47 Manchester U. 4) 15 13° 14° 7 "68"*43
Derby Co. 42 15 14 13 76 69 44 Millwall 42, 96 Th #5. S59 57-"43
Leeds U. 42 15 14 13 59 62 44 # Bradford P.A. 42°) 8 T° 7-42
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Everton 42 16 9 17 81 74 41 Bradford C. 42 14 13 15° 65 61 “41
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Gillingham 42 18 8 16 72 61 44 Gateshead 42 19 9 14 78 67 47
Northampton 42.18. '8. 16 76. 66, 34 Barnsley a2 196= 8 18 92 L806
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Luton T. 42 13 13 16 78 78 39 Hartlepools U. 42 16 7 19 87116 39
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W.B.A. 42 17 10 15 78 70 44 West Ham U. 42,97. 11 4 78. 7Oneas
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Portsmouth 42 15 12 15 52 55 42 Plymouth Arg. 42.15. 13 D4 69 700s
Sheffield W. 42 16 9 17 62 67 41 Blackpool 42 15 13 14 62 64 43
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Liverpool 42 14 10 18 79 87 38 Notts. Co. 42°12" 141 19°°53" 62" 35
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Everton 42 17 9 16 62 67 43 _ Barnsley 42 17 8 17 84 86 42
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Portsmouth 42 16 9 17 66 60 41 West Ham U. 42 16 8 18 70 76 40
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Sheffield U. 42 16 10 16 65 70 42. Barnsley 42 15 10 17 62 64 40
Charlton Ath. 42 17 6 19 57 66 40 Luton T. 42 14 12 16 56 59 40
Everton 42 17 6 19 52 66 40 £Bradford P.A. 42 16 8 18 68 72 40
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Preston N.E. AD 121 £12 (9° 85 60NSS Huddersfield 42 24 10 8 84 33 58
Wolverhampton W. 42 19 13 10 86 63 Sil Luton T. 42.°22)% 8 121184049452
W.B.A. 42 21 8 13 66 60 50 #£Plymouth Arg. AZE 20% 9 13 (65 L6OueaS
Charlton Ath, AD) #19 Sh ADATTeGSURAST = Teicester €: 42 18 12 12 89 74 48
Burnley 42 118 512 12 67) S2048 Birmingham C, 42 19 10 13 71 66 48
Blackpool 42. BIS AED: A471 TOWRAT Nottingham F, 42 18 8 16 77 67 44
Manchester U. 42 18 10 14 69 72 46 Fulham 42.1710. .15.8% Gileas:
Sunderland 4215 13 14 68 .82°%43 Blackburn R, 42 18 8 16 68 65 44
Tottenham H, 42 15 .11 16-.78°569" 41 Leeds U. 42;.14°15 13 .7bw6sees
Aston Villa 42,14 413 15 63 “61 4t Swansea T. 42 15°12 1578 <8ieae
Cardiff C. 42 14 12 16 54 46 40 Rotherham U. 42 16" 9 17 ‘[S°74eeas
Middlesbrough 42 S14 3h) 017 10887 ©39 Doncaster R. 42 12 16 14 58 64 40
Bolton W. 42 15 9 18 61 69 39 West Ham U, 42°13° 13 16 58 -6039
Portsmouth 42 14 10 18 74 83 38 Lincoln C. 42.18" 17 14 64 C7
Newcastle U. 42, 14 2"9 19: 59870837 Everton 42412" 14 16? “7175s
Liverpool 42 14 8 20 61 82 36 Brentford 42 13°" 11° 1859" 7oes7
Sheffield W. 42512 41 19 162: 72.535" | Hull'e. 42° 14 8 20 57- 69°36
Chelsea 4251201 19.56 (66895* | Notts7Co: 42° 14" 8 20°76038'S36
Manchester C, QZ 149R7 21 F287 SS Bury 42+ 13" 9 (20 53 =8Fs5
Stoke C. 42 12 10 20 53 66 34 Southampton 42° 10° 13 19 68 “8533
Derby Co. 42 11 10 21 59 74 32 Barnsley 42 5 8 29 47 108° 18
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Bristol R. 46 26 12 8 92 46 64 Oldham Ath. AG 22 ASO FT 45-959
Millwall 46 24 14 8 82 44 62. Port Vale 46 “20 48 $8 67 35 38
Northampton 46 26 10 10109 70 62 Wrexham 46 24 8 14 86 66 56
Norwich C, 26 25.10 11 99 S560" “York 'C. 46°20°43 13 60 45068
Bristol C. 4652215 ©9695 36R"59" ‘Grimsby T 4692110 15° J? Sows2
Coventry C. 4671912 15 -77° 62 50 Southport 46°20 Al 15 63 ‘600tSE
Brighton AG MIO P12. 315 8187550" Bradford PsA. 46°19°H2 15 7S soley
Southend U. 46 18 13 15 69 74 49 Gateshead 46 17 15 14 76 60 49
Bournemouth 46 19 9 18 74 69 47 Carlisle U. 46.5180%3 TS 82.268549)
Watford 46 15 17 14 62 63 47 Crewe Alex. 46 20 8 18 70 68 48
Reading 46 19 8 19 69 64 46 Stockport Co. 46°17°°13 16 &2 \eStnAy
Torquay U. 46 18 9 19 87 88 45 Chesterfield* 46 18 11 17 65 63 47
C. Palace 46 15 13 18 66 82 43 Tranmere R.* 46°21°°5 20 65) GaeA7
Leyton O, 46 16 10 20 68 73 42 Halifax T. 46 16 15 15 68 68 47
‘Newport Co, 46 16 10 20 70 82 42 Scunthorpe U. 46 16 14 16 62 56 46
Ipswich T. 46 13 15 18 60 69 41 Bradford C. 46 14 18 14 75 80 46
Exeter C. 46 13 14 19 61 71 40 Hartlepools U. 46 16 14 16 57 61 46
Swindon T, 46 14 12 20 64 79 40 Mansfield T. 46 16 14 16 55 62 46
Aldershot 46 12 15 19 61 77 39 Barrow 46 16 12 18 66 71 44
Gillingham 46 12 15 19 55 74 39 Chester 4600115 20 6408S 37
Q.P.R. 46 12 15 19 61 82 39 Darlington 46 14 6 26 58 96 34
Colchester U. 46 12 14 20 59 76 38 Rochdale 46.0408 5 -27.762:83i983
Shrewsbury T. 46 12 12 22 68 91 36 Workington T. 46011610 25 55 iis
Walsall 46 7 10 29 56118 24 Accrington S. 46) 89h11 27 39:0:89027,
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W.B.A. 42 22 9 11 86 63 53 Everton 42 20 16 6 92 58 56
Huddersfield 42 20 11 11 78 61 51 Blackburn R. 423i De 10) 86. 50) 55
Manchester U. 42 18 12 12 73 58 48 Nottingham F. 42 20 12 10 86 59 52
Bolton W. 42 18 12 12 75 60 48 Rotherham U. 42), 21, 7) 14: 80) (67,49
Blackpool 42 19 10 13 80-69 48 Luton T. 425.18 ..12) 12) 164), 59) 48
Burnley 42 21 4 17 78 67 46 Birmingham C. 4D elSen 1l) 13; 78.458) Az,
Chelsea 42 16 12 14 74 68 44 Fulham AZ Vien lO) 150,98) 85 44
Charlton Ath. 42 19 6 17 75 77 44 Bristol R. 42 14 16 12 64 58 44
Cardiff C. 42 18 8 16 51 71 44 = Leeds U. 42 15 13 14 89 81 43
Preston N.E. AZ 195, S| 18) 87. 58. 43, “Stoke ce: 42. 12).17 18 71 60) 41
Arsenal 42 15 13 14 75 73 43 Doncaster R. A2n 16e_ 9) 17) 59) (63. 43
Aston Villa 42 16 9 17 70 68 41 West Ham U. 42, 155, 9) 18) G7, 69,39
Portsmouth 42 14 11 17 81 89 39 Notts. Co. 42413%,13' 16 54, 74.39
Newcastle U. alae lO 18 J2 7738) olhic. ADS 16a, 6 20) 64566) 38
Tottenham H. AZ, 16... '5' 20. 65 76.3% LincojalG, 42 14 9 19 65 83 37
Manchester C, 42.14. 9 19 62. 7737, ‘Bury 42 11 14 17 54 72 36
Sunderland 42 14 8 20 81 89 36 Derby Co. 42, 12,11) 19) 64° 82.35
Sheffield W. 42 15 6 21 70 91 36 Plymouth Arg. A2,., 95,16 17 65.82. 34
Sheffield U. 42..11..11 20 69 90.33. Swansea T, ADL 3. 8 21) 58) 82534
Middlesbrough 42 10 10 22 60 91 30. Brentford A 10n.11e 218 400 78s
Liverpool 42 9 10 23 68 97 28 Oldham Ath. 42, Se, 9 25 40) 89) 25
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Ipswich T. Pe me ll Wt ed! AN 39 Bos1 wed Port Vale 46 26 173. 74..21. 69
Brighton 46 26 9 11 86 61 61 Barnsley 46424410 12 77 57 58
Bristol C. 46 25 6 15 88 66 56 Scunthorpe U. 46, 21..15 10 77°56 57
Watford 46 21 10 15 85 69 52 Gateshead 46 21yn 13 12 74.5 55:55
Northampton 46¢200.11 15:782..55,,51 Bradford C. 46,0225 9 15 960955; ..53
Southampton 4Gc22, 7 17 76 63:52 Chesterfield 46 19 14 13 76 64 52
Norwich C, 46 20 11 15 73 66 Sil Mansfield T. 46 20 11 15 88 67 S51
Reading 46 20 9 17 86 73 49 Wrexham 4621. 9 16 81 68 Si
Exeter C. 46 20 8 18 68 58 48 Bradford P.A, 46 18 14 14 77 68 50
Gillingham 46 19 10 17 61 66 48 Stockport Co, 46 18 11 17 77 67 47
Leyton O. 46 18 11 17 79 73 47 Southport 46 17 12 17 63 60 46
Millwall 46 19 9 18 74 77 47 ~ Barrow 46 16 12 18 72 71 44
Torquay U. 46 17 12 17 81 88 46 Carlisle U. 4614.15 17 83.71, 43
Coventry C, 46 18 9 19 61 56 45 Tranmere R. 46.18) 7 21 #59 .70)..43
Newport Co, 46 19 6 21 61 81 44 Accrington S, 46 16 10 20 66 74 42
46. 18s, 7 21 69r Fi 43 Crewe Alex. 46,,14.13 19 49. 67 41
Southend U,
Aldershot AG. 17s. 9 20 74,586). 43 Grimsby T. 46,16, 9 21 S51 77% «41
Q.P.R. 46 16 10 20 60 68 42 Hartlepools U. 46, 13,14 19 59 65 .40
46 16 8 22 67 70 40 Rochdale 46415510 21,59. 77,40
Bournemouth*
46 15 10 21 67 70 40 Workington T. 46 13 14 19 59 80 40
Swindon T.*
46 14 12 20 65 76 40 Darlington AGai2m 14 20) p50 p78
Shrewsbury T.
46 14 12 20 60 86 40 YorkC. 46 12 13 21 64 86 37
C. Palace
46 10 10 26 50 78 30 Halifax T. 46 12 10 24 44 73 34
Colchester U.
46 9 8 29 40 87 26 Chester 46.11, 10, 25 48 67. 32
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Chelsea
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Wolverhampton W.
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Sunderland 42 "ts" 18 9 64 954 45, Leeds Ue 42°23 7 12 70" Ssieos
Manchester U. £9™*90" 7 15. 84" 74 41, Stoke 'G: 42°21 10 11 69° 46° 32
Aston Villa 42 20 7 15 72 73 47 Blackburn R. 42 22 6 14114 79 50
Manchester C. 42 18 10 14 76 69 46 Notts. Co. ay" 2t 6 15 74) ae
Newcastle U. 42 17 9 16 89 77 43 West Ham U. 42 18 10 14 74 70 46
Arsenal 42 17 9 16 69 63 43 _ Bristol R. 42 19" “7 16 JS” 70meas
Burnley 42 17 9 16 51 48 43 Swansea T. 42 17 9 16 86 83 43
Everton 42 16 10 16 62 68 42 _ Liverpool 42°16 10 16 92, 96" 42
Huddersfield 42 14 13 15 63 68 41 Middlesbrough 42°18" 6 18 «73° 82 oa2
Sheffield U. 42 17 7 18 70 86 41 #£Bury 42° 15. 00 (6 77 te ae
Preston N.E. 42 16 8 18 83 64 40 Fulham AP “14 11 17 376 7a oo
Charlton Ath. 42 15 10 17 76 75 40 Nottingham F. 47°16 “7 19° S58 G2 ae
Tottenham H. 42 16 8 18 72 73 40 _ Lincoln C. 47-13" 10 19° 68" 79) esq
W.B.A. 42 16 8 18 76 96 40 Port Vale AY 12 11 19 43° Fees
Bolton W. 42 13 13 16 62 69 39 Doncaster R. ae 14 «7 21 S& [ose
Blackpool 42 14 10 18 60 64 38 MHullC. 42 12" 10 20 44 69 734
Cardiff C. 42 13 11 18 62 76 37 Plymouth Arg. ay 12 ft 2s Ol,
Leicester C. Q2" 12 tl 19 974° 86 so. ipswich: i. 42° 11° 6 (25 ST 92a
Sheffield W. 42 8 10 24 63 100 26 Derby Co. 42 7 9 26. 53: 8223
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Leyton O. 46°26" 9 11 89476! Accrington S. 46: 25°11 10 .96 67 Yor
Southampton 46524" 11 11 -75)*S1"59 Scunthorpe U. 4652312 11 oteass ress
Gillingham 46520715 11 INGER SS Yorks. 46-24" 10 12°92) 1635S
Millwall 46 20 11 15 72 68 51 Hartlepools U. 46°25" 5.16 -64 (49) M55
Brighton 46 20 10 16 76 63 50 Chesterfield 46-24" 6 16 «81 S7Oe8S4
Watford 46 18 14 14 71 62 50 Gateshead 46 20 12 14 65 69 52
Torquay U. 46 18 12 16 82 82 48 Workington T. 46 18 14 14 68 55 50
Coventry C. 46 18 il 17 67 S9 47 Stockport Co. 46 18 12 16 84 70 48
Southend U. 46 17 12 17 83 80 46 Oldham Ath. 46 19 10 17 74 68 48
Brentford* 46 16 14 16 82 82 46 Southport 46 16 16 14 47 44 48
Norwich C.* 46 18 10 18 60 60 46 Rochdale 17 14 15 69 66 48
Northampton 46 19 8 19 73 81 46 Mansfield T. 46° °18°" 9 19: "65 "710945
Aldershot 46 16 13 17 75 71 45 Halifax T. 46°°15°"13 918. 9636745
© PERE 46 15 14 17 69 75 44 Darlington 46 14 14 18 62 73 42
Shrewsbury T, 46 16 10 20 70 78 42 Bradford P.A. 46°15 1 520 956 “7Omrad
Bournemouth 46 12 18 16 57 65 42 Barrow 46 17 6 23 70 8&9 40
Reading 46 13 15 18 65 73 41 Wrexham 46°° 1312 21 [65 "77s
Newport Co. 46 11 16 19 60 73 38 Tranmere R. 4613" 11 (22> S55°°70ear
Cc. Palace 46 11 16 19 52 80 38 Carlisle U. 46° 15™ 6 -25 “78789 S36
Swindon T. 46 11 15 20 46 64 37 Bradford C. 46° 13° 10 -23:°47° 955336
Exeter C. 46 11 15 20 47 73 37 Crewe Alex. 46 10 14 22 68 91 34
Walsall 46 10 14 22 75 86 34 Grimsby T. 4651354 8 25: 47 “7Seee
Colchester U. 46 9 13 24 53 91 31 Chester 46 12 9° 25 44 77aess
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Blackpool 42 20 9 JS8A86—t620"49 Leeds U. 42 23 6 13: “8060252
Wolverhampton W. 42 20 9 13 89 65 49 Liverpool 4 2t 6 15918563" 48
Manchester C. 42 18 10 14 82 69 46 Blackburn R. 42 21 6 15 84 65 48
Arsenal 42 18 10 14 60 61 46 Leicester C, 42 21 6 15) S4m7848
Birmingham C, 42 18 9 15 75-57 45 _ Bristol R. 42 21 Yo i15s18470) 43
Burnley 42 18 8 16 64 54 44 Nottingham F, 42 19 9 14 68 63 47
Boiton W. 42 18 7 17 71 58 43 ~~ Lincoln C, 42 18 10 14 79 65 46
Sunderland 42 17 9 16 80 95 43 Fulham 42 20 6 16 89 79 46
Luton T. 42 17 8 17 66:64 42 Swansea T. 42 20 6 J683' 8146
Newcastle U. 43 i 7 I8 SSmgowe4ai Bristol C. 42 19 7 16 80 64 45
Portsmouth 42 96 9 A7bh78s850'41 Port Vale 42 16 13 13 60 58 45
W.B.A. 42 8" 5S 19 58) 7Orn41 Stoke C. 42 20 4 18 71 62 44
Charlton Ath, 42 17 6 19 75 81 40 Middlesbrough 42 16 818-976) 78" 40
Everton 42 15> 10 17 55) «6940 | Bury. 42 16 8 18 86 90 40
Chelsea 4m 14 11 17 648771739 West Ham U, 42 14 11 17 74 69 39
Cardiff C. 42 15 9 18 55 69.-39 Doncaster R: 42 12 11 19) 6996.35
Tottenham H, 42, iS “7 20 6 aiiiris7 Barnsley 42 if 12 19 47 84 34
Preston N.E. 42 14 8 20 73 72 36 #Rotherham U. 42 J2 9 21 85607533
Aston Villa 42 1% 13 18 52 69 35 Notts. Co. 42 th 9 22 U55ies2s1
Huddersfield 42 1% 7 21 354 83 w35 Plymouth Arg. 42 10 8 24 54 87 28
Sheffield U. 42 12% 9 21 G63 a#7i0S3 Hull C. 42 10 6 261*53019718:26
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Brighton 46> 29% “7 10'112-050°%65 “Derby Co: 46. 28% 7 d1 11005563
Ipswich T. 46 25 14 7106 60 64 ~~ Accrington S. 46) 25° 9 12 920057" 59
Southend U. 46 21 11 14 88 80 53 Hartlepools U. 46 26 5 15 81 60 57
Torquay U. 46 20 12 14 86 63 52 Southport 46 23° £1 [2Esire gsi S7
Brentford 46 19 14 13 69 66 52 Chesterfield 46 25 4 17 94 66 54
Norwich C, 46 19 13 14 86 82 S51 Stockport Co. 46. 21" 9 16--90° "6151
Coventry C. 46 20 9 17 73 60 49 Bradford C, 46 18 13 15 78 64 49
Bournemouth 46 19 10 17 63 51 48 Scunthorpe U. 46 20 8 18 75 63 48
Gillingham 46 19 10 17 69 71 48 Workington T. 46) 19° 9 18 75 63 °:47
Northampton 46 20 7 19 67 71 47° York C. 45) 19% 9 18 8Sei72% 47
Colchester U. 4611811 17 7enrsir4a7 Rochdale 46 17 13 16 66 84 47
Shrewsbury T. 46 17 12 17 69 66 46 Gateshead 46° 17? 1f 18 F7esseeas
Southampton 46 18 8 20 91 81 44 Wrexham 46 16 10 20 66 73 42
Aldershot 46 12 16 18 70 90 40 Darlington 46) 167 9 21 60 7341
Exeter C. 46 15 10 21 58 77 40 #£Tranmere R, 46:16 9 21 -59 84°41
Reading 46115" 9 22 708879939 ‘Chester 45° 13> 14 19 52 82° 40
O-P.R. 46 14 11 21 64 86 39 Mansfield T. 465 14P 1 2E 84S 1FsS9
Newport Co. 46 15 9 22 58 79 39 Halifax T. 46 14 11 21 66 ‘76 39
Walsall 46 15 8 23 68 84 38 Oldham Ath, 46 10 18 18 76 86 38
Watford 46°13" 11 22 52 85 37 Carlisle U. 463 15° (8 23) “7 Ss 33
46 15 6 25 83100 36 #£Barrow 463 12" 9 25. 6i*s3) 33
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Manchester U.
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Tottenham H.
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Blackpool 42 22 9 11 93 65 53 Blackburn R. 42 21% 10 11 “830752
Arsenal 42 21 8 13 85 69 50 Stoke C. 42 20 8 14 83 58 48
Wolverhampton W. 42 20 8 14 94 70 48 Middlesbrough 42 19 10 13 84 60 48
Burnley 42 18 10 14 56 50 46 Sheffield U. 42 19 8 15 87 .%60%as6
Leeds U. 42 15 14 13 72 63 44 West Ham U. 42 19. 8 15 59 n63g6
Bolton W. 42 16 12 14 65 65 44 _ Bristol R. 42 18 9 15 b8ki Gia45
Aston Villa 42 14 15 13 65 55 43 Swansea T. 42 19 7 16 90f S045
W.B.A. 42 14 14 14 59 61 42 Fulham 42 19 4 19 84 76 42
Birmingham C.* 42 15 9 18 69 69 39 Huddersfield 42 18 6 18 68 74 42
Chelsea* 42 13 13 16 73 73 39 Bristol C: 42 16 9 17 74 79 41
Sheffield W. 42 16 6 20 82 88 38 Doncaster R. 4% 15) 10 IRA To Tigao
Everton 42 14 10 18 61 79 38 Leyton O. 42 15 10 17 66 84 40
Luton T. 42 14 9 19 58 76 37 #£4Grimsby T. 42; 07% 5 20 616620039
Newcastle U. 42 14 8 20 67 87 36 Rotherham U. 4% 13 11 18 74 Sms
Manchester C. 42 13 9 20 78 88 35 Lincoln C. 42 14 6 22 54 8034
Portsmouth 42 10 13 19 62 92 33 Barnsley 42 12 10 20 59 «89
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Sunderland 42 12 8 22 67 88 32 #£Notts. Co. 42; 9 12 21 :58¥ S6ma0
Cardiff C. 42 10 9 23 53 88 29 Bury 42; Bb 9 25 60n9GGeS
Charlton Ath. 42 9 4 29 62120 22 Port Vale 42; 8 6 28 .S7ionewz2
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Torquay U. 46 24 11 11 89 64 59 Hartlepools U. 46— 25) 9 12 90q63mns58)
Colchester U. 46 22 14 10 84 56 58 Accrington S. 46¢.25) .8 13 95 aGaca8
Southampton 46 22 10 14 76 52 54 #£Workington T. 46< 24) 10 12 )93.63.4538
Bournemouth 46 19 14 13 88 62 52 Stockport Co. 465.231 .8 15 91-7554
Brighton 46 19 14 13 86 65 52 Chesterfield 461.22» 9 15 96. 79.058
Southend U. 46 18 12 16 73 65 48 YorkC. 464.215 10-15 75 4:Gheeoe
Brentford 46 16 16 14 78 76 48 HullC. 46 21 10 15 84 69 52
Shrewsbury T. 46 15 18 13 72 79 48 Bradford C. 46 22 8 16 78 68 52
Q.P.R. 46 18 11 17 61 60 47. Barrow 46.21» 9 16 76 ~62:951
Watford 46 18 10 18 72 75 46 Halifax F. 46-214. 7 18556507 0gnae
Newport iC. 46 16 13 17 65 62 45 Wrexham 46 19 10 17 97 74 48
Reading 46 18 9 19 80 81 45 Rochdale 46 18 12 16 65 65 48
Northampton 46 18 9 19 66 73 45 Scunthorpe U. 46 15 15 16 71 69 45
Walsall 46 16 12 18 80 74 44 Carlisle U. 46: 16).13 17 76.85.5345
Coventry Cc. 46 16 12 18 74 84 44 Mansfield T. 46 17 10 19 91 90 44
Millwall 46 16 12 18 64 84 44 Gateshead 46 17 10 19 72 90 44
Plymouth Arg. 46 16 11 19 68 73 43 Darlington 46; 17%, .8 21 82 95 42
Elias 46 15 12 19 79 92 42 Oldham Ath. 46 12.15 19 66 74 -39
eT bere i ; 4 ’ 75 40 Bradford P.A. 46,16), 3 27 66 9345.35
Cie Reh eetss 2a 2 79 37 Chester 46; 10), 13 23 55584033
85 37 Southport 46 10 12 24 52 94 32
Swindon an 46 15 6 25 66 96 36 Tranmere R. 46. Tn 13 26-5191 21
Norwich C, 46 8 15 23 61 94 31 Crewe Alex. 46; 6). .9 31 43 110.528
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Preston N.E. 42 26 7 9100 51 59 Blackburn R. APS22012, «8998 57 56
Tottenham H, A20e2158.9 12: 93 L77ikst Charlton Ath, 42 24 7 11 107 69 55
W.B.A. 42 18 14 10 92 70 50 Liverpool ADMD 2ye10) 910 279 54 54
Manchester C, 42 22 5 15104100 49 Fulham 42 20 12 10 97 59 52.
Burnley 42 21 5 16 80 74 47 Sheffield U. 4262 1oa 0! 51 1ae75 50 52
Blackpool 42 19 6 17 80 67 44 #Middlesbrough AAT A683 74
Luton T. 42 19 6 17 69 63 44 Ipswich T. 42 16 12 14 68 69
Manchester U. 42 16 11 15 85 75 43 Huddersfield 42 14 16 12 63 66
Nottingham F, 42 16 10 16 69 63 42 _ Bristol R. 42, PATS 9 17 85 80
Chelsea 42015612, 15 83 27942 <«Stoke’'C: AD IIS 6 218075 73
Arsenal 42 16 7 19 73 85 39 Leyton O. 42118055919 277 719
Birmingham C, 42114814 1776 °890139 Grimsby T. 42 17 6 19 86 83
Aston Villa 42 16 7 19 73 86 39 Barnsley BPA SA? 116070 74
Bolton W. 42 14 10 18 65 87 38 Cardiff C. 42 14 9 19 63 77
Everton 42713711 18 6S 756037 Derby Co. ADE 148) 87207160 81
Leeds U. 425 14% 9 19 517639037 _ “Bristol.C? ADE 13899 220 463 88
Leicester C. 42.:14> 5 230 91°412% 33 Rotherham U, 4275 149) 5: 2235965 101
Newcastle U, AZS 12°18 22 FS +1032 Swansea T. AZ PLE 9 ©2272 29
Portsmouth 42.12% 8. 22) F34Ssies2 Lincoin:G2 AZEILS §9 22755 82
Sunderland 42 10 12 20 54 97 32 Notts. Co. 42 12 6 24 44 80
Sheffield W. 421 124°7 23 69 92N31 Doncaster R. 42 8°11 23 156 88
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Brentford 46, 24 10 12° $256 58 Accrington S. 46° 25 9 12 83 61
Plymouth Arg, 46 25 8 13 67 48 58 Bradford C, 46 21 15 10 73 49
Swindon T. 46 21 15 10 79 50 57 #£Bury 46 23 10 13 94 62
Reading 46.20 18 12 79° Si. S35 Hull C. 46 19 15 12 78 67
Southampton 46 22 10 14312 72 54 °#Mansfield T. 46 22 8 16 100 92
Southend U. 46 21 12 13 90 58 54 Halifax T. 46: 20° 1d) 15° $3 69
Norwich C. 46019" 15 12" 73. 70, 3a Chesterfield 46> 18° 15) 13° °72 69
Bournemouth 46. 27. «9 16 81 74 Si Stockport Co, 46° 18 Uf 17 74 67
Q.P.R. 46 18 14 14 64 65 50 Rochdale 46 19 8 19 79 67
Newport Co. 46 17 14 15 73 67 48 Tranmere R, 46 18 10 18 82 76
Colchester U. 46 17 13 16 77 79 47 #£2,\'Wrexham 46, 17, 12: 27 el 63
Northampton 45°19" 6 2Y BI- 79 44 “York C, 46 17 12 17 68 76
C. Palace 46 15 13 18 70 72 43 Gateshead 46 15 15 16 68 76
Port Vale 46 16 10 20 67 58 42 Oldham Ath, 46 14 17 15 72 84
Watford 46. 13. 16 17 59°77 42 Carlisle U. 46 19 6 21 80 78
Shrewsbury T. 46 15 10 21 49 71 40 Hartlepools U. 46 16 12 18 73 76
Aldershot 46 12 16 18 59 89 40 #£Barrow 46 13 15 18 66 74
Coventry C, 46, 13, 13 20 6) “Si 39 Workington T, 46 14 13 19 72 81
Walsall 46 14 9 23 61 75 37 Darlington 46. U7 vt 22) 78 89
Torquay U. 46, (i. 13° 22 49° 74. 35 Chester 45 13, 13) 20 73 81
Gillingham 46 13 9 24 52 81 35 Bradford P.A. 46, 13, it 22°68 95
Millwall 46 11 9 26 ‘63 “97 3) Southport 46 17 14 29) 52 88
Exeter C. 46 1i 9 26 57 (99 31 Crewe Alex. AG, 8) 7 3h) 47 93
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Arsenal 42.21 8 13 88 68 SO Sheffield U 42)23%% 7 12. 982s. 43.955
Bolton W. 42 20 10 12 79 66 50 Liverpool 421245 5 13 87 6258
W.B.A. 42 18 13 11 88 68 49 Stoke C. APe2) 7 14) Wied Sin Ao
West Ham U. 42 21 6 15 85 70 48 _ Bristol R. 42 18 12 12 80 64 48
Burnley 42 19 10 13 81 70 48 Derby Co. 42:20) 8 14 T4acmieas
Blackpool 42 18 11 13 66 49 47 Charlton Ath. 42/18) 7 17 92 990,443
Birmingham C, 42 20 6 16 84 68 46 Cardiff C. 42:18) 7 17) 65 65q43
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Newcastle U. 42 17 7 18 80 80 41 Swansea T. 42 16. 9 17 79 Si AE
Preston N.E. 42 17k 7, 18. TOD Diet Brighton 42 15 11 16 74 90 41
Nottingham F, 42 17 6 19 71 74 40 #£Middlesbrough 42,115%10 172) 87es7ieeae
Chelsea 42 18 4 20 77 98 40 Huddersfield 42;,16% 8 18 62, /S5a)40
Leeds U. 43:15 5 9 18 Siy 439 Sunderland 42 16 8 18 64 75 40
Everton AZI17» 4 21 Ti p8Fe3s8 Ipswich T. 42}1%= 6 19 62 diieeae
Luton T, 425 12013, U7 68S Ftar Leyton O. 42;14% 8 20 71 \78ie36
Tottenham H, 42 13 10 19 85 95 36 Scunthorpe U. 42,125 9 21 SS 84885
Leicester C. 42111) 10 21 67 998.32 Lincoln C. 42; 11» 7 24°63) 93.29
Manchester C, 427 1t% 9 22 64 95.231 Rotherham U, 42:10» 9 23 42.8258
Aston Villa 42 11 & 23. Seo ies0 Grimsby T. 42; Q9n10 23 G2aeO0 ee
Portsmouth 42 6) 9 27.664112,-21 Barnsley 42; 10) 7 25 938 .Siee2e
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Plymouth Arg, 46 23 16 7 89 59 62 Port Vale 46 26 12 8110 58 64
Hull C. 49,26, 9) tf. 90/55 ‘al Coventry C, 46 24 12 10 84 47 60
Brentford 46,21, IS 10" 76 49° a7 York C. 46 21.18 7 73 52 ‘ef
Norwich C, AGS 22. 13" TE 89" 62 sa Shrewsbury T. 46 24 10 12101 63 58
Colchester U. 45,20. 10 ei5" 71" jen 52 Exeter C, 46, 23. 11 1287 Ghee
Reading 46, 21. 48 07 V78) 635° 50 Walsall 46. 21. 10 15 9564) 2
Tranmere R, ao, 21. 8 17 “82 67. S50 C. Palace 46. 20. 12 14°90" 77 v2
Southend U, 46 21 8 17 85 80 50 Northampton 46, 21, 9°16° 85 78 ow
Halifax T, 46 21 8 17 80 77 50 Millwall 46 20 10 16 76 69 50
Bury 46 17 14 15 69 58 48 Carlisle U. Ao, 19. 12 15° 62° "65058
Bradford C, 46 18 11 17 84 76 47 Gillingham 46 20 9 17 82 77 49
Bournemouth 46 17 12 17 69 69 46 Torquay U. 46 16 12 18 78 77 44
O.P.R. 46 19 8 19 74 77 46 Chester 46 16 12 18 72 84 44
Southampton 46 17 11 18 88 80 45 Bradford C, 4 18 7 21°75 Wieeas
Swindon T. 46 16 13 17 59 57 45 Watford 46. 16 10 20 81. ‘79° 4
Chesterfield 46 17 10 19 67 64 44 Darlington 46 13 16 17 66 68 42
Newport Co, 46 17 9 20 69 68 43 Workington T, 46° 12. 17 17%. 63°) 7eae
Wrexham 46 14 14 18 63 77 42 Crewe Alex. 46 15 10 21 70 82 40
Accrington S, 46 15 12 19 71 87 42 Hartlepools U. 46. 15. 10 21 74° 387eae
Mansfield T. 46 14 13 19 73 98 41 Gateshead 46 16 8 22 56 85 40
Stockport Co, 46 13 10 23 65 78 36 Oldham Ath, 46 16 4 26 59 84 36
Doncaster R, 40) id ©S27, 50 90 33 Aldershot 46 14 (7 25 "63 S775
Notts. Co, 46 8 13 25 55 96 29 Barrow 456. 9 10 27 ‘51 104ee
Rochdale 46 8 12 26 37, 79 28 Southport 45. 7, 12. 27™41 86) 26
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1959-60 FOOTBALL LEAGUE TABLES
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Burnley 42, 24 7 if 85 61 “55° Aston Villa 4205255" 9 7 8 1894359
Wolverhampton W. 42 24 6 12106 67 54 Cardiff Cc, iB) ORY Sek GP Et) Ga 33
Tottenham H. 42 21 11 10 86 50 53 Liverpool 42 20 10 12 90 66 50
W.B.A. 42 19 11 12 83 57 49 Sheffield U. AD 19) a2, 11) 168.551 950
Sheffield W. 42 19 11 12 80 59 49 Middlesbrough 42 19 10 13 90 64 48
Bolton W. 42 20 8 14 59 51 48 Huddersfield T. ADO oS TA Seeley
Manchester U, 42 19 7 16102 80 45 Charlton Ath. AD 7, M13: 12) 90987 AT
Newcastle U. 42 18 8 16 82 78 44 Rotherham U. AD 7, 13 12) 61 a60r 147)
Preston N.E. 42 16 12 14 79 76 44 _ Bristol R. ADS ll 1357 2eee B47
Fulham 42 17 10 15 73 80 44 Leyton O. A2 915, $14 13.376, 61044
Blackpool 42 15 10 17 59 71 40 Ipswich T. 42, £19, 296 17.78, 68an44:
Leicester C, 42 13 13 16 66 75 39 Swansea T. 42 15 10 17 82 84 40
Arsenal 42 15 -9 18 68 80 39 Lincoln C. A216 87 19) S757 8a 39
West Ham U. 42 16 6 20 75 91 38 Brighton AD B13; $42, 17 cota Gm o8
Manchester C, 42 17 3 22 78 84 37 Scunthorpe U. 42, $13, 310) 19) 57, 7036:
Eyerton 42 13 11 18 73 78 37 Sunderland 42 S12 542 18) 5265) 36
Blackburn R. 42'1 16." 5 21 6OLN70M37L Stoke 'G. AD BIA Ge? 21 66, 838i 35:
Chelsea 42 14 9 19 76 91 37 Derby Co. AD EIA SS? |21. 61 i 7aeso:
Birmingham C, 42 13 10 19 63 80 36 Plymouth Arg. AZ BAS BD 20561 S9u so
Nottingham F, 42 13 9 20 50 74 35 Portsmouth AD SI0 RA? 20 (59 Radeese
Leeds U. 4701124010 20 6582034 Hull Cc 42510 880 22) 48 76.30
Luton T. 42 9812 27 350) Faee20, Bristolic. AD Bi lees, 26 6OM97 527,
Pee Wi—D..L B.A. Pts, (DW AP™ OP MER ah ON THIGH

Southampton 46. 26, *9 11 106. 7S 61 Walsall AG. 28 «9 49 102 6065
Norwich C. 46 24 11 11 82 54 59 #£Notts. Co. 46 26 8 12107 69 60
Shrewsbury T. 4G, 18. 16 12 97 7S 32 Torquay U. 46 26 8 12 84 S58 60
Coventry C, 46 21 10 15 78 63 52 #£Watford 46 24 9 13 (92° 67 57
Grimsby T. 46. 18. 16 12 °87 70, 52 Millwall 46° 18 17 11 B84" ol 53
Brentford 46, 2 9 16 878 Of 51 Northampton T. 46. 22, 5) 5 185. 63" 33
Bury 46. 21. 9 16 64. 51 ST Gillingham ao 21 10) 15 7476952
Q.P.R. 46, 18 13 15 73 54 49 CC, Palace 46 19 12 15 84 64 50
Colchester U. 46. 18 11 17 83 .74 47 ‘xeteriC, 46 19 11 16 80 70 49
Bournemouth 46 17 13 16 72 72 47 Stockport Co. 46 19 11 16 58 54 49
Reading 46 18 10 18 84 77 46 Bradford 46° 17. 18 14 7068 49
Southend U. 46 19 8 19 76 74 46 Rochdale 46 18 10 18 65 60 46
Newport Co. 46 20 6 20 80 79 46 Aldershot 46 18 9 19 77 74 45
Port Vale 46 19 8 19 80 79 46 Crewe Alex. 46 18 9 19 79 88 45
Halifax T. 46 18 10 18 70 72 46 Darlington 45. 7 9) 20°63" 73. 43
Swindon T. 46 19 8 19 69 78 46 Workington T. 46 14 14 18 68 60 42
Barnsley 46 15 14 17 65 66 44 Doncaster R. 46 16 10 20 69 76 42
Chesterfield 46. 18 97 21 71 84 45 Barrow 46 15 11 20 77 87 41
Bradford C. 46 15 12 19 66 74 42 Carlisle U. 46 15 11 20 51 66 41
Tranmere R, 46 14 13 19 72 75 41 Chester 46 14 12 20 59 77 40
York C. AG. tole. 21 O71 73 735 Southport 46 10 14 22° 48° 92° 34
Mansfield T. 46, 15. 6 25 81 192 36 Gateshead 46 2 9 2558 86 (33
Wrexham 46 14 8 24 68 101 36 Oldham Ath. As is Wi) 26" “Ai837 28
AG At 35. 300 57 123" 27, Hartlepools U. 46 10 7 29 59109 27
Accrington S.
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Tottenham H. 40) 3 64 7 11555665 Taswichv Es 42, .26,. 7 9.100 55 59
Sheffield W. 42 23' A2 "7 WS 458 Sheffield U. 42, .26.. .6,. 10 81 Si sse
Wolverhampton W. 42 25 7 10103 75 57 Liverpool A? 21,10 1 i870 Shae
Burnley 49) 22) af 13: 102s Tia Norwich C, 42, 205 9 AS FO Stoo
Everton 42 22 6 14 87 69 50 #£Middlesbrough 42 18 12 12 83 74 48
Leicester C, 42 18 9 15 87 70 45 Sunderland 42,17. 13 12 ‘75,60 24m
Manchester U. 42 18 9 15 88 76 45 Swansea T. 42518011 13 Ti 7 eee
Blackburn R, 42 15 13 14 1716.43 Southampton 42 18 8 16 84 81 44
Aston Villa 42 AT &S 16 78 FTI WAd Scunthorpe U. 42 14 15 13 69 64 43
W.B.A. 427 8 oS 19 67 <7b.A4E Charlton Ath. 42-1611 15 97, (Stas
Arsenal AD WS e011 16 77 G85 HA Plymouth Arg. A2, lke 8 17 SE 82004
Chelsea 42 25 ta7 20 S8910Ge375 DerbyiCo; 42 15 10 17 80 80 40
Manchester C. 42 13 11 18 79 90 37 #£LutonT. 421154 °9 18. 71 y7Seae
Nottingham F, 42 £14059 19 62 f8edt Leeds U. 42,1410 18.75 8308
Cardiff C. AZ £43 LAM! 18 N60n 8S 37 Rotherham U, 42912413 1% 65, 64.037
West Ham U. 42 13 10 19 77 88 36 _ Brighton 42145 9 19 61 <75aeam
Fulham 42 14 8 20 72 95 36 _ Bristol R. 42) 15% 7 20 _73,920am
Bolton W. 42°12 41 19 S8e7antas Stoke C. 42.112%12 18 51 .SOncae
Birmingham C, 42 14 6 22 62 84 34 Leyton O. 42:14 8 20) .SSp 78e586
Blackpool 42012599 21 G8ee7sess Huddersfield T. 42°13) 9 20: 624 7h..35
Newcastle U. 42 11 10 21 86109 32 Portsmouth 42,125 11 20 64 9) .38
Preston N.E, 42°10240 22 43..7i03d Lincoln C. 42 8 8 26 48 95 24
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Bury 46 30 8 8108 45 68 Peterborough U. 46 28 10 8 134 65 66
Walsall 46 28 6 12 98 60 62 C. Palace 46 29 6 11110 69 64
Q.P.R. 46 25 10 11 93 60 60 #£Northampton T. 46 25 10 11 90 62 60
Watford 46 20 12 14 85 72 52 _ Bradford 46 26 8 12 84 74 60
Notts. Co, 46, 21, *9 16 82.77, 51 York C. 46 21 9 16 80 60 51
Grimsby T. 46, 20, 10 .16 77 69" SO Millwall 46° 21 (68 17 ‘97 'S67 am
Port Vale 46 17 15 14 96 79 49 Darlington 46 18 13 15 78 70 49
Barnsley 46 21 7 18 83 80 49 Workington T, 45.21. 7 18 74 James
Halifax T. 46 16 17 13 71 78 49 Crewe Alex. 46° 20, 69 17 61 ‘67a
Shrewsbury T, 46 15 16 15 83 75 46 Aldershot 46 18 9 19 79 69 45
Hull C. 46,17, 12 17 73. 73 45 Doncaster R, 46 19 7 20°76 78" 45
Torquay U. 46. 14. 17 15 75 83 45 Oldham Ath, 46 19 7 20 79 88 45
Newport Co, 46 17 11 18 81 90 45 Stockport Co, 46.18 .9 19°°S7'"66" 45
Bristol C, 46 17 10 19 70 68 44 Southport 46 19 6 21 69 67 44
Coventry C, 46 16 12 18 80 83 44 Gillingham 46 15 13 18 64 66 43
Swindon T. 46 14 15 17 62 55 43 Wrexham 46 17 8 21 62 "5692
Brentford 46 13 17 16 56 70 43 Rochdale 46 17 8 21 60 66 42
Reading 46 14 12 20 72 83 40 Accrington S, 46 16 8 22 74 88 40
Bournemouth 46 15 10 21 58 76 40 Carlisle U. 46 13 13 20 “ei” “79 ao
Southend U. 46 14 11 21 60 76 39 Mansfield T. 46 16 6 .24 “71 “78a
Tranmere R. 46, 15, ©8 23) 79 [T5) 3B Exeter C, 46 14 10 22 66 94 38
Bradford C, AG, ti 1A 2). 65) 87. 36 Barrow 46 13 ft] 22 52°°7Oman
Colchester U, 46 11 11 24 68 101 33 Hartlepools U. 46. 12, 8 °26°°71" 10332
Chesterfield 46 10 12 24 67 87 32 Chester 46 11 9 26 61 104 31
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Ipswich T. 42 24 8 10 93 67 56 _ Liverpool AQ, 2 AS | 7 SS Asan GD
Burnley 42 21 11 10101 67 53 Leyton O. 42 22 10 10 69 40 54
Tottenham H, 42 21 10 11 88 69 52 Sunderland 42" 22, 9 11 (85 50 53
Everton 42 20 11 11 88 54 51 Scunthorpe U. 42 21 7 14 86 71 49
Sheffield U. 42 19 9 14 61 69 47 Plymouth Arg. AZ 19" 8 "1575 75" 46
Sheffield W. 42 20 6 16 72-58 46 Southampton ADP 1S" 9) 15776245
Aston Villa 42 18 8 16 65 56 44 Huddersfield T. 42 16 12 14 67 59 44
West Ham U. 42 17 10 15 76 82 44 StokeC. a2" iF 8 t7 S557 42
W.B.A. 42 15 13 14 83 67 43 Rotherham U. 42° 16° 9 17 °70°76 41
Arsenal 42° tor th tS: 7 7243 Preston N.E. 42° 15" 10) t7) -S5SP"S79"40
Bolton W. 42 16 10 16 62 66 42 Newcastle U. 42 15 9 18 64 58 39
Manchester C. 42 17 7 18 78 81 41 #£Middlesbrough 42’ 16" 7 19° 767239
Blackpool 42 15 11 16 70 75 41 Luton T. 42 17 5 20 69 71 39
Leicester C. 42 17 6 19 72 71 40 #£Walsall ar 14 11 Viv 70) 75% 39
Manchester U. 42 15 9 18 72 75 39 Charlton Ath. 42 15 9 18 69 75 39
Blackburn R. 42 14 11 17 50 58 39 Derby Co. 42) iar ae 17" 68 7539:
Birmingham C. 42 14 10 18 65 81 38 Norwich C. 42% 14" i 17° 617039
Wolverhampton W. 42 13 10 19 73 86 36 Bury 42) i7% 38S 20) 52) 7639
Nottingham F. 42 13 10 19 63 79 36 Leeds U. 42’ 12 12 18 ‘50 vet!" 36
Fulham 42 13 7 22 66 74 33 Swansea T. 42 12) 12 186183 36
Cardiff C. 42 9 14 19 50 81 32 Bristol R. 42° 13? 7 22) ¥58™°81m 133
Chelsea 42 9 10 23 63 94 28 Brighton 42 10° 11 21 42 86°31
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Portsmouth 46. 27, 11 8 87 47 65 Millwall 44; 23, 10) 11. 87.62: 56
Grimsby T. 46 28 6 12 80 56 62 Colchester U. 44, 23. 9. 12°104) 571. 5S
Bournemouth 46 21 17 8 69 45 59 Wrexham 44,22, 9 13 +96..56, 53
Q.P.R. 46 24 11 11111 73 59 Carlisle U. 44 22 8 14 64 63 52
Peterborough U. 46 26 6 14107 82 58 Bradford C. 44 21 9 14 94 86 51
Bristol C. 45° 23, 8 15 94.:72..54 Yorkic. 44 20 10 14 84 53 50
Reading 465 2%) 9" 15 B77 6b eio3 Aldershot 44 22 5 17 81 60 49
Northampton T. 46 20 11 15 85 57 51 #£Workington T. 44 19 11 14 69 70 49
Swindon T. 46 17° 15 14 78 71 49 Barrow 44 17 14 13 74 58 48
Hull C. 46 20 8 18 67 54 48 Crewe Alex. 44 20 6 18 79 70 46
Bradford 46 20 7 19 80 78 47 Oldham Ath. 44, 17% 12 15.77.70. 46
Port Vale 46) 17, 11 18/ 65,458, 45 Rochdale 44.19 7 18 71 71, 45
Notts. Co. 46 17 9 20 67 74 43 Darlington 44. 18. 9 17 61. 73.45
Coventry C. 46 16 11 19 64 71 43 Mansfield T. 44 19 6 19 77 66 44
C. Palace 46 14 14 18 83 80 42 Tranmere R. 44 20 4 20 70 81 44
Southend U. 46 13 16 17 57 69 42 Stockport Co. 44 17 9 18 70 69 43
Watford 46 14 13 19 63 74 41 Southport 44 17 9 18 61 71 43
Halifax T. 46 15 10 21 62 84 40. Exeter C. Ade 135 11 20 62. 077537
Shrewsbury T. 46 13 12 21 73 84 38 Chesterfield Aa, 1a 9 21 70) 87. 37
Barnsley 46 13 12 21 71 95 38 Gillingham Ag. 13) 11 20° 730 94) 37
Torquay U. 46 15 6 25 76100 36 Doncaster R. 44° 1% 7 26 60 85, 29
Lincoln C. 46 9 17 20 57 87 35 Hartlepools U. Aa S. 10 250 S2ONe 27
Brentford 46° 13, 8 25° .53) 93) 34 Chester 44 7 12 25 54 96 26
Newport PeCo, 46 7 8 31 46102 22 Accrington S. Resigned from League
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Everton 42°25, 1 <6) "84 942 Bel Stoke C. 47620, 13° @95873) SS0os
Tottenham H. 425523. 9) TO Mie 6205s Chelsea 42-24. 4 914 $1 42 559
Burnley 42022, 10. “10! 7857 es: Sunderland 42. 20. 12 10, 84 (55: 32
Leicester C. A2=s 20) 12, LOWS) 153.552 Middlesbrough 42. -20. “9 “13: "86 “83 39
Wolverhampton W. 42 20 10 12 93 65 50 Leeds U. 42, 19, 10 “13: “79, Danes
Sheffield W. 42, 19) 10 13.577 163, "48 Huddersfield T. 42.17. 14 11 63, 350 338
Arsenal 42 18 10 14 86 77 46 Newcastle U. 42, 18. 11 13 79. So ae
Liverpool 42. 17. 10 15 71-59. 44 Bury 42. 18, 11 43,, 51 cf] Sas
Nottingham F, 42 17 10 15 67 69 44 Scunthorpe U. 42 16 12 14 57 59 44
Sheffield U. 42 16 12 14 58 60 44 Cardiff C. 42, 18. 7 "IT “33 73 wee
Blackburn R. 425 U5. 12 “15's 479), Til, t42 Southampton 42, 1%, 8. 17 “72. 672
West Ham U. 42) 14 12 16, 273, -69),740 Plymouth Arg, 42, 15. 12 15, 16, 73) Jae
Blackpool 42 13 14 15 58 64 40 Norwich C. 42. 3% 8 IT SO_ 79g
W.B.A. ADs 16, “7 19) TE IS a9: Rotherham U. 42 17 6 19 67 74 40
Aston Villa 42) 15, 8 19, 62. 68. 38 Swansea 42, 16, 9 8; St 7a
Fulham A2Qs *14.°10 “18 SO Fis Portsmouth 42, 13, 11 18663. 79 jan
Ipswich T. 42) 12, 11 19 Soe 7s ss Preston N.E, 42, 13, 11 WS 59.. 74 ae
Bolton W. 44 “Way "5: 922) “55 75, 285 Derby Co. 42. 12. 12 18.6172) a6
Manchester U. 49, “125 10 20) “675 "81 234 Grimsby T. 42, If, $3 38 35, 66) 5
Birmingham C. 425 10. 13: 19 “63.90.33 Charlton Ath, 42 13 5 24 ‘62 S4eer
Manchester C. 42, 10, 11. 21 “589102 53% Walsall 42 14. 9 22 °53, 89 38
Leyton O. 42) Gy **9! <27. 797 olen Luton T. 42 14, 7 24 61 J8aieoo
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Northampton T. 46 26 10 10109 60 62 Brentford 46 27 8 11 98 64 62
Swindon T. 46 22 14 10 87 56 58 Oldham Ath, 46 24 11 11 95 60 59
Port Vale 46> 23° 8 15“ 72°358r.5r4 Crewe Alex. 46. 24 11 11 «86: "5859
Coventry C, 46° 18° 17 11 83°°69" 53 Mansfield T. 46 24 9 13108 69 57
Bournemouth 46 18 16 12 63 46° 52 Gillingham 46. 22° 13 11 71 .4D05a7
Peterborough U. 46" 20°11 15 S93 755i Torquay U. 46- 20° 16 -10 S75 )°S6NssG
Notts. Co. 469 13 4 Soa ad. Rochdale 46. 20° 11.15 672 59m
Southend U. 45~ JOP 12 15. 7S ers0 Tranmere R, 46 20 10 16 81 67 50
Wrexham 45° 20° 9 AT “84e°R8s a9 Barrow 46 19° 12 -15° R20 5800
Hull C. 46 19 10 17 74 69 48 Workington T, 46 17 13 16 76 68 47
C. Palace 46 17 13 16 68 58 47 Aldershot 46> 15° 17 14 73 .69%ea7
Colchester U. AGE SLY lid) 77a See 7, Darlington 465. 19° 6 21 72-uS yaa
Q.P.R. 46! U7" 11 18: 85876945 Southport 46 15 14 17 72106 44
Bristol C. 46° 146° 13 17 100°"92'"45 York C, 46 16 11 19 67 62 43
Shrewsbury T. 46 16 12 18 83 81 44 Chesterfield 46 13 16 17 70 64 42
Millwall 46 15 13 18 82 87 43 Doncaster R. 46 14 14 18 64 77 42
Watford 46 17 8 21 82 85 42 Exeter C, 46 16 10 20 57 77 42
Barnsley A6° 15" 11 20 63° 7a Oxford U. 46' 13” 15 18 7O™71ea
Bristol R. 46 15 11 20 70 88 41 Stockport Co, 46 15 11 20 56 “704i
Reading 46 WG 18 22) \7aeeeedd Newport Co, 46 14 11 21 76 90 39
Bradford 46 14 12 20 79 97 40 Chester 46' 1S 9 22 5i's6o0N39
Brighton 46 12 12 22 58 84 36 Lincoln C, 46 13 9 24 68 89 35
Carlisle U, 46 13 9 24 61 89 35 Bradford C, 46 11° 10 25. 64" 9332)
Halifax T, 46 9 12 25 64106 30 Hartlepools U. 40 7 11 28 56 1045
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Liverpool 42268" 5 11 “ODREA5 S57) Leeds U. A2Ie24Ne 1S 3 71343
Manchester U. 42923" 7 129016258 Sunderland A225 11 “6 81 “379961
Everton Gaze 2a 10) WH) Rar Gaeso Preston N.E. A2P23910' (9 79) 549856
Tottenham H. 42°22" 7 PA ROTI IS 1 Charlton Ath, 42 19 10 13 76 70 48
Chelsea 429206"10) 12, 72) S650 Southampton 42) *19"" 9) 1451007347
Sheffield W. 42 19 11 12 84 67 49 Manchester C, 42 18 10 14 84 66 46
Blackburn R. 42 18 10 14 89 65 46 Rotherham U. 42 19 7 16 90 78 45
Arsenal 42 17 11 14 90 82 45 Newcastle U. 42, 20°" 5 17 74 '69 “45
Burnley 42 17 10 15 71 64 44 Portsmouth 42 tori) 157997043
W.B.A. 42° 1G id 15 70'S 61" 43) Middlesbrough A2ee lon ll 1667 52a
Leicester C. 42°16" 11 TS 61" 5843 Northampton T, 42 16 9 17 58 60 41
Sheffield U. 42 16" 11 15) “6 * 6443 Huddersfield T. 42 15 10 17 57 64 40
Nottingham F, 42 16 9 17 64 68 41 Derby Co. 42 14 11 17 56 67 39
West Ham U. 42 14 12 16 69 74 40 Swindon T, 42 14 10 18 57 69 38
Fulham 42°13" 13. 16"°58" 65°" 39 Cardiff C. 42 14 10 18 56 81 38
Wolverhampton W. 42 12 15 15 70 80 39 Leyton O. AZ, 13" 4019) 54° 72936
Stoke C. 42 14 10 18 77 78 38 Norwich C, 42 11 13 18 64 80 35
Blackpool 42, 13) 9 20" 52-7335 Bury CPs AWShee SP 10) Tei alt Shue)
Aston Villa 42 11 12 19 62 71 34 Swansea a2 12) 9 21) 163) 7433
Birmingham C, 42 11 7 24 54 92 29 Plymouth Arg. 42 8 16 18 45 67 32
Bolton W. 42 10 8 24 48 80 28 Grimsby T. 42 9 14 19 47 75 32
Ipswich T. a2 9 2) 26) 56) 1210 25 Scunthorpe U. 42 10 10 22 52 82 30
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Coventry C, 46 20, 16 <8) 98..61.160 Gillingham 46-23, 54 9° 59.30 60
C. Palace 46 23 14 9 73 Si 60 Carlisle U. 46 25.10 141 113-. 58. .60
Watford 46 235, 12 11 79 59) 58 Workington T, 46-24. 11 Al #76. $2. 059
Bournemouth 46° 24. 8 14 79, 585.56 Exeter C. 46, 20, 18 8 62 37 58
Bristol C. 46 20 15 11 84 64 55 Bradford C. 46- 25, 6 15 76 62 56
Reading 46 21 10 15 79 62 52 Torquay U. 46, 20) Id 15) (80n5A. S41
Mansfield T. AGe 205 11 A5 76;,.62. 51 Tranmere R, 46-20) J AS! 85 973.51
Hull C. 46 16 17 13 73 68 49 Brighton Ab» 19. 12) SiS. 071 52, 50
Oldham Ath. 46 20 8 18 73 70 48 Aldershot 46 19 10 17 83 78 48
Peterborough U. 46-18, 41 17 @5, 70.47 Halifax T. AGy Nie 14> 1S a7 7, AS
Shrewsbury T. 46 18 11 17 73 80 47 ~~ Lincoln C, AG, 19. 9 ASes67 475) 47
Bristol R. 46 19 8 19 91 79 46 Chester 46 19 8 19 65 60 46
Port Vale 46 16 14 16 53 49 46 Bradford 46 18. 9 19 75 81 45
Southend U. 46 15 15 16 77 78 45 Doncaster R. 46 15, 12 19 70 75 42
Q.P.R. 46 18 9 19 76 78 45 Newport Co. 46, 17: 8 2 64 73 42
Brentford 46 15 14 17 87 80 44 Chesterfield 46, 15, 12 19» 957 971 42
46 12 19 15 70 68 43 Stockport Co, 46 15, 12 19 50 68 42
Colchester U.
Luton T. 46 16 10 20 64 80 42 Oxford U. 46, 14. 13 19, 59 63 Al
Walsall 46 13 14 19 59 76 40 Darlington 46 14 12 20 66 93 40
Barnsley 46 12 15 19 68 94 39 Rochdale 46,125 15) 19:56 yooess9:
Millwall AG, 14, 10 22 53 67 38 Southport 46, 15, 9 22 635-8839
Crewe Alex. Agy tin 12 25 SQ y7oA KrorkeC, 46 14 7 25 52; 466,739
Wrexham 46 13 6 27 75107 32 Hartlepools U. AG, 12, 9 251.54, 93 33
AG, “95 9) 28.9455)92. 027 Barrow 46 6 18 22 51,93) .30
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Leeds U. A2ve265 9) 7h S3_ S20 68 Northampton T. 42 20 16 6 66 50 56
Chelsea 42) 24, 8 10 89% 54) 56 Bolton W. 42,-20:,.10 12) 80: 58, 50
Everton 42 17 15 10 69 60 49 Southampton 42e17.,.145 11 4:83) G3 4s
Nottingham F, A217 13.) 12 DY WOT. 47 Ipswich T. 42 15 17 10 74 67 47
Tottenham H. 42a 19% 74 165 87) Tie 45 Norwich C. 425/20. 70 1S) GIG STARS
Liverpool 42pe1 Tee t0. 1599674473144 C. Palace 426 .16%,13) 13.55. 5S
Sheffield W. AQ 164,115 15° (57 S543 Huddersfield T, 42%; 17e,10) 155 53) Si as
West Ham U. 42019, 4. 19" 825 TAD Derby Co. A2eiGei1) 15) 84) Joes
Blackburn R. 4251610) 165,835 795 A2 Coventry C. Ade ATa Si» 16% 72% TORS
Stoke C,. 42 16 10 16 67 66 42 Manchester C, 42. 16m 9 17 635 62548
Burnley 42 16 10 16 70 70 42 Preston N.E. 424 144.135 15) 76, 3ies4ae
Arsenal 42 1Tee 7, 18% 6975441 Cardiff C. 424,134.14 154 645 Sie4aG
W.B.A, 42,4136, 13) 16, 70.,.65.-39 Rotherham U. 42, 14.12; 165 70. 69. 49
Sunderland 42.14. 9 19 64.74. 37 Plymouth Arg. 42. 16m, So 18_ 63) 79ean
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Scunthorpe U, 46 14 12 20 65 72 40 Aldershot 46 15 7 24 64 84 37
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Oldham Ath, 46. e19. 10) 017 80) 263 348 Aldershot 46 18 12 16 72 57 48
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Walsall 46 18 10 18 65 72 46 Halifax T. 46 15 14 17 59 68 44
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Leyton O. 46 13 18 15 58 68 44 Exeter C. 46. 14 15 17 50) 60) ta3
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Leicester C, 42 13-12 17 64 69 38 Cardiff C. 42 13 12 17 60 66 38
Burnley 42; 14510 18 <64 Ji1.38 Huddersfield T, 42 13,12 17 46 J61,.38
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Halifax T. 46 22 12 12 74 55 56 Oldham Ath. 46 24 11 11 88 63 59
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F.A. CUP WINNERS 1872-1972
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1872 and 1874-92 Kennington Oval 1911 Replay at Old Trafford
1873 Lillie Bridge 1912 Replay at Bramall Lane
1893 Fallowfield, Manchester 1915 Old Trafford, Manchester
1894 Everton 1920-22 Stamford Bridge
1895-1914 Crystal Palace 1923 to date Wembley
1901 Replay at Bolton 1970 Replay at Old Trafford
1910 Replay at Everton
Year Winners Runners-up Score

1872 Wanderers Royal Engineers 1-0
1873 Wanderers Oxford University 2-0
1874 Oxford University Royal Engineers 2-0
1875 Royal Engineers Old Etonians 2-0 after 1-1 draw
1876 Wanderers Old Etonians 3-0 after 0-0 draw
1877 Wanderers Oxford University 2-0 after extra time
1878 *
Wanderers Royal Engineers 3-1
1879 Old Etonians Clapham R. 1-0
1880 Clapham R. Oxford University 1-0
1881 Old Carthusians Old Etonians 3-0
1882 Old Etonians Blackburn R. 1-0
1883 Blackburn Olympic Old Etonians 2-1 after extra time
1884 Blackburn R. Queen’s Park, Glasgow 2-1
1885 Blackburn R. Queen’s Park, Glasgow 2-0
1886 + Blackburn R. W.B.A. 2-0 after 0-0 draw
1887 Aston Villa W.B.A. 2-0
1888 W.B.A. Preston N.E. 2-1
1889 Preston N.E, Wolverhampton W. 3-0
1890 Blackburn R. Sheffield W. 6-1
1891 Blackburn R. Notts. Co. 3-1
1892 W.B.A. Aston Villa 3-0
1893 Wolverhampton W, Everton 1-0
1894 Notts. Co. Bolton W. 4-1
1895 Aston Villa W.B.A. 1-0
1896 Sheffield W. Wolverhampton W. 2-1
1897 Aston Villa Everton 3-2
1898 Nottingham F, Derby Co. 3-1
1899 Sheffield U. Derby Co. 4-1
1900 Bury Southampton 4-0
1901 Tottenham H. Sheffield U. 3-1 after 2-2 draw
1902 Sheffield U. Southampton 2-1 after 1-1 draw
1903 Bury Derby Co. 6-0
1904 Manchester C, Bolton W. 1-0
1905 Aston Villa Newcastle U. 2-0
1906 Everton Newcastle U. 1-0
1907 Sheffield W. Everton 2-1
1908 Wolverhampton W. Newcastle U. 3-1
1909 Manchester U. Bristol C. 1-0
1910 Newcastle U. Barnsley 2-0 after 1-1 draw
1911 Bradford C. Newcastle U. 1-0 after 0-0 draw
1912 Barnsley W.B.A. 1-0 after extra time
1913 Aston Villa Sunderland 1-0 {after 0-0 draw
1914 Burnley Liverpool
1915 Sheffield U. Chelsea
1920 Aston Villa Huddersfield 1-0 after extra time
1921 Tottenham H. Wolverhampton W, 1-0
1922 Huddersfield Preston N.E.
1923 Bolton W. West Ham U.
1924 Newcastle U. Aston Villa
1925 Sheffield U. Cardiff C.
1926 Bolton W. Manchester C.
1927 Cardiff C. Arsenal
1928 Blackburn R, Huddersfield T. HSossssds
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1935 Sheffield W. W.B.A. 4-2

1936 Arsenal Sheffield U. 1-0
1937 Sunderland Preston N.E. 3-1
1938 Preston N.E. Huddersfield 1-0 after extra time
1939 Portsmouth Wolverhampton W. 4-1
1946 Derby Co. Charlton Ath. 4-1 after extra time
1947 Charlton Ath. Burnley 1-0 after extra time
1948 Manchester U. Blackpool 4-2
1949 Wolverhampton W. Leicester C. 3-1
1950 Arsenal Liverpool 2-0
1951 Newcastle U. Blackpool 2-0
1952 Newcastle U. Arsenal 1-0
1953 Blackpool Bolton W. 4-3
1954 W.B.A. Preston N.E. 3-2
1955 Newcastle U. Manchester C. 3-1
1956 Manchester C. Birmingham C. 3-1
1957 Aston Villa Manchester U. 2-1
1958 Bolton W. Manchester U. 2-0
1959 Nottingham F. Luton T. 2-1
1960 Wolverhampton W. Blackburn R, 3-0
1961 Tottenham H. Leicester C. 2-0
1962 Tottenham H. Burnley 3-1
1963 Manchester U. Leicester C. 3-1
1964 West Ham U. Preston N.E. 3-2
1965 Liverpool Leeds U. 2-1 after extra time
1966 Everton Sheffield W. 3-2
1967 Tottenham H. Chelsea 2-1
1968 W.B.A. Everton 1-0 after extra time
1969 Manchester C, Leicester C. 1-0
1970 Chelsea Leeds U. 2-1 after extra time
(after 2-2 draw, after extra time, at Wembley)
1971 Arsenal Liverpool 2-1 after extra time
1972 Leeds U. Arsenal 1-0
* Won outright, but restored to the Association.

+ A special trophy was awarded for third consecutive win.
F.A. CUP WINS
Aston Villa 7, Blackburn R. 6, Newcastle U. 6, The Wanderers 5, Tottenham H. 5, W.B.A. 5, Sheffield U. 4,

Bolton W. 4, Wolverhampton W. 4, Manchester C. 4, Arsenal 4, Manchester U. 3, Sheffield W. 3, Everton 3,
Bury 2, Old Etonians 2, Preston N.E. 2, Nottingham F, 2, Barnsley 1, Blackburn Olympic 1, Blackpool 1,
Bradford C, 1, Burnley 1, Cardiff C. 1, Charlton Ath. 1, Chelsea 1, Clapham R. 1, Derby Co. 1, Hud-
dersfield T. 1, Notts. Co. 1, Old Carthusians 1, Oxford University 1, Portsmouth 1, Royal Engineers 1,
Sunderland 1, West Ham UV. 1, Liverpool 1, Leeds 1,
APPEARANCES IN FINALS
Newcastle U. 10, W.B.A. 10, Aston Villa 9, Arsenal8,Blackburn R. 8, Wolverhampton W. 8, Bolton W.
7, Preston N.E. 7, Everton 7, Manchester C. 7, Old Etonians 6, Sheffield U. 6, Huddersfield T. 5, Manchester
U. 5, *The Wanderers 5, Sheffield W. 5, *Tottenham H. 5, Derby Co. 4, Oxford University 4, Royal Engi-
neers 4, Leicester C. 4, Liverpool 4, Blackpool 3, Burnley 3, Chelsea 3, Leeds U. 3, Portsmouth 3,
Barnsley 2, Birmingham C, 2, *Bury 2, Cardiff C. 2, Charlton Ath. 2, Clapham R. 2, Notts. Co. 2,
Queen’s Park (Glas.) 2, Southampton 2, Sunderland 2, *Nottingham F, 2, West Ham U. 2, *Blackburn
Olympic 1, *Bradford C. 1, Bristol C. 1, *Old Carthusians 1, Luton T, 1.
* Denotes undefeated.
APPEARANCES IN SEMI-FINALS
Aston Villa 17, W.B.A. 17, Blackburn R. 16, Everton 16, Sheffield W. 13, Bolton W. 12, Derby Co. 12,
Newcastle U. 12, Manchester U. 12, Arsenal 11, Preston N.E. 10, Sheffield U. 10, Wolverhampton W. 10.
Chelsea 10, Nottingham F. 9, Sunderland 9, Tottenham H. 9, Manchester C. 9, Liverpool 9, Birmingham
C. 8, Burnley 7, Huddersfield 7, Southampton 7, Old Etonians 6, Oxford University 6, Leeds U. 5, The
Wanderers 5, Leicester C, 5, Notts. Co. 5, Fulham 4, Portsmouth 4, Queen’s Park (Glasgow) 4 Royal
Engineers 4, Blackpool 3, Cardiff C. 3, Clapham R. 3, Millwall 3, Old Carthusians 3, The Swifts 3, West
Ham U., 3, Stoke C. 3, Barnsley 2, Blackburn Olympic 2, Bristol C. 2, Bury 2, Charlton Ath. 2, Grimsby
T. 2, Swansea T. 2, Swindon T. 2, Bradford C. 1, Cambridge University 1, Crewe Alex., 1, Darwen iF
C. Palace 1, Derby Junction 1, Glasgow R. 1, Hull C. 1, Marlow 1, Old Harrovians 1, Oldham Ath. 1
Port Vale 1, Reading 1, Shropshire W. 1, York C. 1, Luton T. 1, Norwich C. 1, Watford 1. ;
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The F.A. Cup
F.A. CUP FINALS 1872-1972
1871-72 THE WANDERERS C. W. Alcock, M. P. Betts, A. G. Bonsor, E. E. Bowen, W. P. Crake,

T. C. Hooman, E. Lubbock, A. C. Thompson, R. W.S. Vidal, R. deC.Welch, C. H. R. Wollaston.
(in alphabetical order.)
ROYAL ENGINEERS Capt. Marindin, Capt. Merriman, Lieut. Addison, Lieut. Cresswell,
Lieut. Mitchell, Lieut. Renny-Tailyour, Lieut. Rich, Lieut. Goodwyn, Lieut. Muirhead, Lieut.
Cotter, Lieut. Boyle. Scorer: Wanderers—‘A. H. Chequer’ (M. P. Betts).
1872-73 THE WANDERERS E. E. Bowen; A. C. Thompson, R. de C. Welch; Hon. A. F. Kinnaird,
L. S. Howell, C. H. R. Wollaston; J. R. Sturgiss, Rev. H. H. Stewart, W. S. Kenyon-Slaney,
R. K. Kingsford, A. G. Bonsor.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY A. Kirke-Smith. A. J. Leach, C. C. Mackarness, F. H. Birley, G. H.
Longman, F. B. Chappell-Maddison, H. B. Dixon, W. B. Paton, R. W. S. Vidal, W. E.Sumner,
C. J. Ottaway. Scorers: Wanderers—C. H. R. Wollaston, A. F. Kinnaird.
1873-74 OXFORD UNIVERSITY C. E. B. Neapean; C. C. Mackarness; F. H. Birley, F. S. Green;
R. W. S. Vidal, C. J. Ottaway, R. H. Benson, F. J. Patton, W. S. Rawson, F. B. Chappell-
Maddison, Rev. A. H. Johnson.
ROYAL ENGINEERS Major Marindin, Capt. Merriman, Lieut. G. W. Addison, Lieut. G.C.
Onslow, Lieut. H. G. Oliver, Lieut. T. Digby, Lieut. H. W. Renny-Tailyour, Lieut. H. E. Rawson,
Lieut. J. E. Blackman, Lieut. A. K. Wood, Lieut. P. G. von Donop.
1874-75 ROYAL ENGINEERS Capt. Merriman, Lieut. G. H. Sim; Lieut. G. Onslow, Lieut. R. M.
Ruck; Lieut. P. G. von Donop, Lieut. C. K. Wood, Lieut. H. E. Rawson, Lieut. R. H. Stafford,
Capt. H. W. Renny-Tailyour, Lieut. Mein, Lieut. C. Wingfield Stratford.
OLD ETONIANS Capt. E. H. Drummond-Moray, M. Farrer, E. Lubbock, F. H. Wilson,
Hon. A. F. Kinnaird, J. H. Stronge, F. J. Patton, C. E. Farmer, A. G. Bonsor, A. Lubbock, T.
Hammond, (C. J. Ottaway, W. S. Kenyon-Slaney, R. H. Benson and A. G. Thompson took part
in the first match in place ofA.Lubbock, T. Hammond, M. Farrer, and Capt. E. H. Drummond-
Moray.)
1875-76 THE WANDERERS W. D. O. Greig, A. Stratford, W. Lindsay; F. B. C. Maddison, F. H,
Birley; C. H. R. Wollaston, H. Heron, F. Heron, J. H. Edwards, J. Kenrick, T. Hughes. (In the
first match W. D. Clegg played in goal in place of W. D. O. Greig.)
OLDETONIANS Q. Hogg, E. Lubbock, Hon. E. Lyttleton, M. G. Faner, Hon. A. F. Kinnaird,
J. H. Stronge, W. S. Kenyon-Slaney, Hon. A. Lyttleton, J. R. Sturgis, A. G. Bonsor, H. P.
Allene. (C. Meysey, A. C. Thompson and J. E. C. Welldon took part in the first match in place
of J. H. Stronge, M. G. Faner, and E. Lubbock.)
1876-77 THE WANDERERS F.H.Bitley, C. A. Denton, F. T. Green, H. Heron, T. Hughes, J. Kenrick.
Hon. A. F. Kinnaird, W. Lindsay, A. Stratford, H. Wace, C. H. R. Wollaston. (In alphabetical
order.)
OXFORD UNIVERSITY E. H. Allington, J. Bain, O. R. Dunnell, J. H. Savory, A. H. Tod,
E. W. Waddington, P. H. Fernandez, A. F. Hills, H. S. Otter, E. H. Parry, W. S. Rawson.
1877-78 THE WANDERERS. J. Kirkpatrick; A. Stratford, W. Lindsay; Hon. A. F. Kinnaird, F. T.
Green; C. H. R. Wollaston, H. Heron, J. G. Wylie, H. Wace, C. A. Denton, J. Kenrick.
ROYAL ENGINEERS L. B. Friend, J. H. Cowan, W. J. Morris, C. B. Mayne, F. C. Heath,
C. E. Haynes, M. Lindsay, R. B. Hedley, F. G. Bond, H. H. Barnet, O. E. Ruck.
1878-79 OLD ETONIANS J. P. Hawtrey; E. Christian, L. Bury; Hon. A. F. Kinnaird, E. Lubbock;
C. J. Clerke, N. Pares, H. C. Goodhart, H. Whitfield, J. B. T, Chevallier, H. Beaufoy.
CLAPHAM ROVERS R. H. Birkett, R. A. Ogilvie, E. Field, N. C. Bailey, J. F. M. Prinsep,
F. L. Rawson, A. J. Stanley, S. W. Scott, H. S. Bevington, E. F. Growse, C, Keith-Falconer.
1879-80 CLAPHAM ROVERS BR. H. Birkett; R. A. Ogilvie, E. Field; A. Weston, N. C. Bailey;

H. Brougham, A. J. Stanley, F. Barry, F. J. Sparks, C. A. Lloyd-Jones, E. A. Ram.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY P.C. Parr, C. W. Wilson, C. J. S. King, F. A. H. Phillips, B. Rogers,
R. T. Heygate, G. B. Childs, J. Eyre, F. D. Crowdy, E. H. Hill, J. B. Lubbock. Scorer: Clapham
Rovers—Lloyd-Jones.
1880-81 OLD CARTHUSIANS. L. F. Gillett; W. H. Norris, E. G. Colvin; J. F. M. Prinsep, A. J.
Vintcent; W. E. Hansell, L. M. Richards, W. R. Page, E. G. Wynyard, E. H. Parry, A. H. Todd.
OLD ETONIANS J. F. P. Rawlinson, C. W. Foley, C. H. French, Hon. A. F. Kinnaird,
R.B. Farrer, J. B. T. Chevallier, W. J. Andserson, H. C. Goodhart, R. H. Macaulay,H. Whitfield,
P. C. Novelli.
1881-82 OLD ETONIANS._ J. F. P. Rawlinson; T. H. French, P. J. de Paravicini; Hon. A. F. Kinnaird,
C. W. Foley; P. C. Novelli, A. T. R. Dunn, R. H. Macaulay, H. C, Goodhart, W. J. Anderson,
J. B. T. Chevallier.
BLACKBURN ROVERS R. Howarth, H. McIntyre, F. Suter, H. Sharples, F. W. Hargreaves,
J. Duckworth, J. Douglas, T. Strachan, J. Brown, G. Avery, J. Hargreayes. Scorer: Old Etonians
—Anderson.
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1882-83 BLACKBURN OLYMPIC. T. Hacking; J. T. Ward, S. A. Warburton; T. Gibson, W. Astley,
; :
J. Hunter; T. Dewhurst, A. Matthews, G. Wilson, J. Costley, J. Yates.
OLD ETONIANS J. F. P. Rawlinson, T. H. French, P. J. de Paravicini, Hon. A. F. Kinnaird,
C. Goodhart, A. Tx By
C. W. Foley, J. B. T. Chevallier, W. J. Anderson, R. H. Macaulay, H.
Old Etonians—
Dunn, H. W. Bainbridge. Scorers: Blackburn Olympic—Costley, Matthews.
Goodhart.
1883-84 BLACKBURN ROVERS H. J. Arthur; J. Beverley, F. Suter; H. M’Intyre, J. Hargreaves,
J. H. Forrest; J. M. Lofthouse, J. Douglas, J. Sowerbutts, J. Inglis, J. Brown.
QUEEN’S PARK G. Gillespie; W. Arnott, J. MacDonald; C. Campbell, J. J. Gow, We
Black-
Anderson; W. W. Watt, Dr. Smith, W. Harrower, D. S. Allan, R. M. Christie. Scorers:
burn Rovers—J. Brown, J. H. Forrest. Queen’s Park—Christie.
1884-85 BLACKBURN ROVERS H. J. Arthur; R. G. Turner, F. Suter; H. M’Intyre, G. Haworth,
J. H. Forrest; J. M. Lofthouse, J. Douglas, J. Brown, H. E. Fecitt, J. Sowerbutts.
QUEEN’S PARK G. Gillespie; W. Arnott, W. Macleod; C. Campbell, J. MacDonald, A.
Hamilton; W. Anderson, W. Sellar, W. Gray, N. McWhannel, D. S. Allan. Scorers; Blackburn
Rovers—Forrest, Brown.
1885-86 BLACKBURN ROVERS H. J. Arthur; Turner, Suter; Douglas, Forrest, M’Intyre; Walton,
Strachan, Brown, Fecitt, J. Sowerbutts. (Heyes played in the first match at the Oval, but Walton
took his place in the re-play.) d
WEST BROMWICH ALBION Roberts; H. Green, H. Bell; Horton, Perry, Timmins;
Woodhall, T. Green, Bayliss, Loach, G. Bell. Scorers: Blackburn Rovers—Sowerbutts, Brown.
1886-87 ASTON VILLA Warner; Coulton, Simmonds; Yates, Dawson, Burton; Davis, Brown,
Hunter, Vaughton, Hodgetts.
WEST BROMWICH ALBION Roberts; H. Green, Aldridge; Horton, Perry, Timmins;
Woodhall, T. Green, Bayliss, Paddock, Pearson. Scorers; Aston Villa—Hodgetts, Hunter.
1887-88 WEST BROMWICH ALBION Roberts; Aldridge, Green; Horton, Perry, Timmins; Bassett,
Woodhall, Bayliss, Wilson, Pearson.
PRESTON NORTH END Dr. R. H. Mills-Roberts; Howarth, N. J. Ross; Holmes, Russell,
Graham; Gordon, J. Ross, J. Goodall, F. Dewhurst, Drummond. Scorers: West Bromwich
Albion—Bayliss, Woodall, Preston North-End—Goodall.
1888-89 PRESTON NORTH END Dr. R. H. Mills-Roberts; Howarth, Holmes; Drummond, Russell,
Graham; Gordon, Ross, ). Goodall, F. Dewhurst, Thompson.
WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS Baynton; Baugh, Mason; Fletcher, Allen, Lowder;
Hunter, Wykes, Broodie, Wood, Knight. Scorers: Preston North-End—Dewhurst, Ross,
Thompson.
1889-90 BLACKBURN ROVERS J. K. Horne; Southworth (Jas.), Forbes; Barton, Dewar, Forrest;
Lofthouse, Campbell, Southworth (John), Walton, Townley.
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY Smith (J.); Brayshaw, H. Morley; Dungworth, Betts, Waller;
Ingram, Woodhouse, Bennett, Mumford, Cawley. Scorers: Blackburn Rovers—Dewar,
Southworth (John), Lofthouse, Townley 3, Sheffield Wednesday—Bennett.
1890-91 BLACKBURN ROVERS Penninton; Brandon, J. Forbes; Barton, Dewar, Forrest; Lofthouse,
Walton, Southworth (John), Hall, Townley.
NOTTS. COUNTY Thraves; Ferguson, Hendry; H. Osborne, Calderhead, Shelton; A.
McGregor, McInnes, Oswald, Locker, H. B. Daft. Scorers: Blackburn Rovers—Dewar,
Southworth, Townley. Notts. County—Oswald.
1891-92 WEST BROMWICH ALBION Reader; Nicholson, M’Culloch; Reynolds, Perry, Groves;
Bassett, M’Leod, Nicholls, Pearson, Geddes.
ASTON VILLA Warner; Evans, Cox; Devey (H.), Cowan, Baird; Athersmith, Devey (J.),
Dickson, Campbell, Hodgetts. Scorers: West Bromwich Albion—Geddes, Nicholls, Reynolds.
1892-93 WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS Rose; Baugh, Swift; Malpass, Allen, Kinsey; R.
Topham, Wykes, Butcher, Wood, Grffin.
EVERTON Williams; Howarth, Kelso; Stewart, Holt, Boyle; Latta, Gordon, Maxwell,
Chadwick, Milward. Scorers: Wolverhampton Wanderers—Allen.
1893-94 NOTTS. COUNTY Toone; Harper, Hendry; Bramley, Calderhead, A. Shelton; Watson,
Donnelly, Logan, Bruce, H. B. Daft.
BOLTON WANDERERS Sutcliffe; Somerville, Jones; Gardiner, Paton, Hughes; Dickinson,
Wilson, Tannahill, Bentley, Cassidy. Scorers: Notts. County—Watson, Logan (3), Bolton
Wanders—Cassidy.
1894-95 ASTON VILLA Wilkes; Spencer, Welford; Reynolds, Cowan (Jas.), Russell; Ath ith,
Chatt, Devey (J.), Hodgetts, Smith (S.). i i en
WEST BROMWICH ALBION Reader; Williams, Horton; Taggart, Higgins, T. Perry;
Bassett, McLeod, Richards, Hutchinson, Banks. Scorer: Aston Villa—Chatt. ere
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1895-96 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY Massey; Earp, Langley; H. Brandon, Crawshaw, Petrie; Brash,
Brady, L, Bell, Davis, Spiksley.
WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS Tennant; Baugh, Dunn; Owen, Malpass, Griffiths;
Tonks, Henderson, Beats, Wood, Black. Scorers: Sheffield Wednesday—Spi
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hampton Wanderers—Black. mame
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1896-97 ASTON VILLA Whitehouse; Spencer, Evans; Reynolds, Cowan (Jas.), Crabtree;
Athersmith, Devey (J.), Campbell, Wheldon, Cowan (John).
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EVERTON Menham; Meecham, Storrier; Boyle, Holt, Stewart; Taylor, Bell, Hartley,
Chadwick, Milward. Scorers: Aston Villa—Campbell, Wheldon, Crabtree, Everton—Bell, Boyle.
1897-98 NOTTINGHAM FOREST Allsop; Richie, Scott; Forman (Frank), McPherson, Wragg;
McInnes, Richards, Benbow, Capes, Spouncer.
DERBY COUNTY Fryer; Methven, Leiper; Cox, Goodall (A.), Turner; Goodall (J.), Bloomer,
mee Stevenson, McQueen. Scorers: Nottingham Forest—Capes 2, McPherson. Derby County
—Bloomer.
1898-99 SHEFFIELD UNITED Foulke; Thickett, Boyle; Johnson, Morren, Needham; Bennett, Beers,
Hedley, Almond, Priest.
DERBY COUNTY Fryer; Methven, Staley; Cox, Paterson, May; Arkesden, Bloomer, Boag,
MeDepeld, Allen. Scorers: Sheffield United—Bennett, Beers, Almond, Priest. Derby County—
Oag.
1899-1900 BURY Thompson; Darrock, Davidson; Pray, Leeming, Ross; Richards, Wood, McLuckie,
Sagar, Plant.
SOUTHAMPTON Robinson; Meehan, Durber; Meston, Chadwick, Petrie; Turner, Yates,
Farrell, Wood, Milward. Scorers: Buty—McLuckie 2, Wood, Plant.
1900-01 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Clawley; Erentz, Tait; Norris, Hughes, Jones; Smith, Cameron,
Brown, Copeland, Kirwan.
SHEFFIELD UNITED Foulke; Thickett, Boyle; Johnson, Morren, Needham; Bennett, Field,
Hedley, Priest, Lipsham. Scorers: (first match) Tottenham Hotspur—Brown 2. Sheffield United—
Bennett, Priest. Scorers: (second match) Tottenham Hotspur—Cameron, Smith, Brown, Sheffield
United—Priest.
1901-02 SHEFFIELD UNITED Foulke; Thickett, Boyle; Needham, Wilkinson, Johnson; Barnes,
Common, Hedley, Priest, Lipsham. (Bennett was injured in the first match and Barnes took his
place in the replay).
SOUTHAMPTON Robinson; C. B. Fry, Molyneux; Meston, Bowman, Lee; A. Turner, Wood,
Brown, Chadwick, J. Turner. Scorers: (first match) Sheffield United—Common Southampton—
Wood. Scorers: (second match) Sheffield United—Hedley, Barnes. Southampton—Brown.
1902-03 BURY Monteith; Lindsey, McEwen; Johnson, Thorpe, Ross: Richards, Wood, Sagar, Leeming,
Plant.
DERBY COUNTY Fryer; Methven, Morris; Warren, Goodall (A.), May; Warrington, York,
Boag, Richards, Davis. Scorers: Bury—Ross, Sagar, Leeming 2, Wood, Plant.
1903-04 MANCHESTER CITY Hillman; McMahon, Burgess; Frost, Hynds, S. B. Ashworth; Meredith,
Livingstone, Gillespie, Turnbull (A.), Booth.
BOLTON WANDERERS D. Davies; Brown, Struthers; Clifford, Greenhaigh, Freebairn;
Stokes, Marsh, Yenson, White, Taylor. Scorer: Manchester City—Meredith.
ASTON VILLA George; Spencer, Miles; Pearson, Leake, Windmill; Brawn, Garratty,
Hampton, Bache, Hall.
NEWCASTLE UNITED Lawrence; McCombie, Carr; Gardner, Aitken, McWilliam;
Rutherford, Howie, Appleyard, Veitch, Gosnell. Scorer: Aston Villa—Hampton 2.
1905-06 EVERTON Scott; Balmer (W.), Crelly; Makepeace, Taylor, Abbott; Sharp, Bolton, Young,
Settle, H. P. Hardman.
NEWCASTLE UNITED Lawrence; McCombie, Carr; Gardner, Aitken, McWilliam;
Rutherford, Howie, Veitch, Orr, Gosnell. Scorer: Everton—Young.
1906-07 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY Lyall; Layton, Burton; Brittleton, Crawshaw, Bartlett;

Chapman, Bradshaw, Wilson, Stewart, Simpson.
EVERTON Scott; Balmer (W.), Balmer (R.); Makepeace, Taylor, Abbott; Sharp, Bolton,
Young, Settle, H. P. Hardman. Scorers; Sheffield Wednesday—Stewart, Simpson. Everton—
Sharp.
1907-08 WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS Lunn; Jones, Collins; K. R. G. Hunt, Wooldridge,
Bishop; Harrison, Shelton, Hedley, Radford, Pedley.
NEWCASTLE UNITED Lawrence; McCracken, Pudan; Gardner, Veitch, McWilliam;
Rutherford, Howie, Appleyard, Speedie, Wilson. Scorers; Wolverhampton Wanderers—Rev.
K. R. G. Hunt, Hedley, Harrison, Newcastle United—Howie.
1908-09 MANCHESTER UNITED Moger; Stacey, Hayes; Duckworth, Roberts, Bell; Meredith,
Halse, Turnbull (J.), Turnbull (A.), Wall. , -
BRISTOL CITY Clay; Annan, Cottle; Hanlin, Wedlock, Spear; Staniforth, Hardy, Gilligan,
Burton, Hilton. Scorer: Manchester United—Turnbull (A.).
1909-10 NEWCASTLE UNITED Lawrence; McCracken, Carr; Veitch, Low, McWilliam; Rutherford,
Howie, Shepherd, Higgins, Wilson. (Whitson was injured in first match and Carr took his place
in the re-play). ;
BARNSLEY Mearns; Downs, Ness; Glendinning, Boyle, Utley; Bartrop, Gadsby, Lillycrop,
l.
Tuffnell, Forman. Scorers: (first match) Newcastle United—Rutherford. Barnsley—Tuffnel
Scorer: (second match) Newcastle United—Shepherd 2 (1 penalty).
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1910-11 BRADFORD CITY Mellors; Campbell, Taylor; Robinson, Torrance, McDonald; Logan,
Spiers, O’Rourke, Devine, Thompson. (Gildea played centre-half in the first match).
NEWCASTLE UNITED Lawrence; McCracken, Whitson; Veitch, Low, Willis; Rutherford,
Jobey, Stewart, Higgins, Wilson. Scorer: Bradford City—Spiers.
1911-12 BARNSLEY Cooper; Downs, Taylor; Glendinning, Bratley, Utley; Bartrop, Tuffnell, Lillycrop,
Travers, Moore. p
WEST BROMWICH ALBION Pearson; Cook, Pennington; Baddeley, Buck, McNeal;
Jephcott, Wright, Pailor, Bowser, Shearman Scorer: Barnsley—Tufinell.
1912-13 ASTON VILLA Hardy; Lyons, Weston; Barber, Harrop, Leach; Wallace, Halse, Hampton,
Stephenson (C.), Bache.
SUNDERLAND Butler; Gladwin, Ness; Cuggy, Thompson, Low; Mordue, Buchan,
Richardson, Holley, Martin. Scorer: Aston Villa—Barber.
1913-14 BURNLEY Sewell; Bamford, Taylor; Halley, Boyle, Watson; Nesbit, Lindley, Freeman,
Hodgson, Mosscrop. .
LIVERPOOL Campbell; Longworth, Pursell; Fairfoul, Ferguson, McKinlay; Sheldon,
Metcalf, Miller, Lacey, Nicholl. Scorer: Burnley—Freeman.
1914-15 SHEFFIELD UNITED Gough; Cook, English; Sturgess, Brelsford, Utley; Simmons,
Fazackerley, Kitchen, Masterman, Evans.
CHELSEA Molyneux; Bettridge, Harrow; Taylor, Logan, Walker; Ford, Halse, Thompson,
Croal, McNeil. Scorers: Sheffield United—Simmons, Fazackerley, Kitchen.
1919-20 ASTON VILLA Hardy; Smart, Weston; Ducat, Barson, Moss; Wallace, Kirton, Walker,
Stephenson (C.), Dorrell.
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN Mutch; Wood, Bullock; Slade, Wilson, Watson; Richardson,
Mann, Taylor, Swan, Islip. Scorer: Aston Villa—Kirton.
1920-21 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Hunter; Clay, M’Donald; Smith, Walters, Grimsdell; Banks,
Seed, Cantrell, Bliss, Dimmock.
WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS George; Woodward, Marshall; Gregory, Hodnett,
Riley; Lea, Burrill, Edmonds, Potts, Brooks. Scorer: Tottenham Hotspur—Dimmock.
1921-22 HUDDERSFIELD TOWN Mutch; Wood, Wadsworth; Slade, Wilson, Watson; Richardson,
Mann, Islip, Stephenson, Smith (W. H.).
PRESTON NORTH END JJ. F. Mitchell; Hamilton, Doolan; Duxbury, McCall, Williamson;
Rawlings, Jefferis, Roberts, Woodhouse, Quinn. Scorer: Huddersfield Town—Smith (W. H.)
penalty.
1922-23 BOLTON WANDERERS Pym; Haworth, Finney; Nuttall, Seddon, Jennings; Butler, Jack,
Smith (J. R.), Smith (J.), Vizard.
WEST HAM UNITED Hufton; Henderson, Young; Bishop, Kay, Tresadern; Richards,
Brown, Watson (V.), Moore, Ruffell. Scorers: Bolton Wanderers—Jack, Smith (J. R.)
1923-24 NEWCASTLE UNITED Bradley; Hampson, Hudspeth; Mooney, Spencer, Gibson; Low,
Cowan, Harris, M’Donald, Seymour.
ASTON VILLA Jackson; Smart, Mort; Moss, Dr. V. E. Milne, Blackburn; York, Kirton,
Capewell, Walker, Dorrell. Scorers: Newcastle United—Harris, Seymour.
1924-25 SHEFFIELD UNITED Sutcliffe; Cook, Milton; Pantling, King, Green; Mercer, Boyle,
Johnson, Gillespie, Tunstall.
CARDIFF CITY Farquharson; Nelson, Blair; Wake, Keenor, Hardy; Davies (W.), Gill,
Nicholson, Beadles, Evans (J.). Scorer: Sheffield United—Tunstall.
1925-26 BOLTON WANDERERS Pym; Haworth, Greenhalgh; Nuttall, Seddon, Jennings; Butler,
Jack, Smith(J .R.), Smith (J.) Vizard.
MANCHESTER CITY Goodchild; Cookson, McCloy; Pringle, Cowan, McMullan; Austin,
Browell, Roberts, Johnson, Hicks. Scorer: Bolton Wanderers—Jack.
1926-27 CARDIFF CITY Farquharson; Nelson, Watson; Keenor, Sloan, Hardy; Curtis, Irving,
Ferguson, Davies (L.), M’Lachlan.
ARSENAL Lewis; Parker, Kennedy; Baker, Butler, John; Hulme, Buchan, Brain, Blyth, Hoar.
Scorer: Cardiff City—Ferguson.
1927-28 BLACKBURN ROVERS Crawford; Hutton, Jones; Healless, Rankin, Campbell; Thornewell,
Puddefoot, Roscamp, M’Lean, Rigby.
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN Mercer; Goodall, Barkas; Redfern, Wilson. Steele; Kackson (A.),
Kelly, Brown, Stephenson, Smith (W. H.). Scorers: Blackburn Rovers—Roscamp 2, M’Lean,
Huddersfield Town—Jackson.
1928-29 BOLTON WANDERERS Pym; Haworth, Finney; Kean, Seddon, Nuttall; Butler, M’Clelland,
Blackmore, Gibson, Cook (W.).
PORTSMOUTH Gilfillan; Mackie, Bell; Nichol, Mcllwaine, Thackeray; Forward, Smith
(J.), Weddle, Watson, Cook (F.). Scorers: Bolton Wanderers—Butler, Blackmore.
1929-30 Aon on Preedy; Parker, Hapgood; Baker, Seddon, John; Hulme, Jack, Lambert, James,
astin,
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN Turner; Goodall, Spence; Naylor, Wilson, Campbell; Jackson (A,),
Kelly, Davies, Raw, Smith (W. H.). Scorers: Arsenal—James, Lambert.
538
1930-31 WEST BROMWICH ALBION Pearson; Shaw, Trentham; Magee, Richardson (W.), Edwards;
Glidden, Carter, Richardson (W. G.), Sandford, Wood.
BIRMINGHAM Hibbs; Liddell, Barkas; Cringan, Morrall, Leslie; Briggs. Crosbie, Bradford,
Gregg, Curtis. Scorers: West Bromwich Albion—Richardson (W. G.) 2, Birmingham—Bradford.
1931-32 NEWCASTLE UNITED MeclInroy; Nelson, Fairhurst; McKenzie, Davidson, Weaver; Boyd,
Richardson, Allen, McMenemy, Lang.
ARSENAL Moss; Parker, Hapgood; Jones (C.), Roberts, Male; Hulme, Jack, Lambert,
Bastin, John. Scorers: Newcastle United—Allen 2. Arsenal—John.
1932-33 EVERTON Sagar; Cook, Cresswell; Britton, White, Thomson; Geldard, Dunn, Dean,
Johnson, Stein.
MANCHESTER CITY Langford; Cann. Dale; Busby, Cowan, Bray; Toseland, Marshall,
Herd, McMullan, Brook. Scorers; Everton—Stein, Dean, Dunn.
1933-34 MANCHESTER CITY Swift; Barnett, Dale; Busby, Cowan, Bray; Toseland, Marshall,
Tilson, Herd, Brook.
PORTSMOUTH Gilfillan; Mackie, Smith (W.); Nichol, Allen, Thackeray; Worrall, Smith
(J.), Weddle, Easson, Rutherford. Scorers: Manchester City—Tilson 2. Portsmouth—Rutherford.
1934-35 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY Brown; Nibloe, Catlin; Sharp, Millership, Burrows; Hooper,
Surtees, Palethorpe, Starling, Rimmer.
WEST BROMWICH ALBION Pearson; Shaw, Trentham; Murphy, Richardson (W.),
Edwards; Glidden, Carter, Richardson (W. G.), Sandford, Boyes. Scorers: Sheffield Wednesday
—Rimmer 2, Palethorpe, Hooper. West Bromwich Albion—Boyes, Sandford.
1935-36 ARSENAL Wilson; Male, Hapgood; Crayston, Roberts, Copping; Hulme, Bowden, Drake,
James, Bastin.
SHEFFIELD UNITED Smith; Hooper, Wilkinson; Jackson, Johnson, McPherson; Barton,
Barclay, Dodds, Pickering, Williams. Scorer: Arsenal—Drake.
1936-37 SUNDERLAND Mapson; Gorman, Hall; Thomson, Johnson, McNab; Duns, Carter,
Gurney, Gallacher, Burbanks,
PRESTON NORTH END Burns; Gallimore, Beattie (A.); Shankly, Tremelling, Milne;
Dougal, Beresford, O’Donnell (F.), Fagan, O’Donnell (H.). Scorers: Sunderland—Gurney,
Carter, Burbanks. Preston North End—O’Donnell (F.).
1937-38 PRESTON NORTH END Holdcroft; Gallimore, Beattie (A.); Shankly, Smith, Batey;
Watmough, Mutch, Maxwell, Beattie (R.), O'Donnell (H.).
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN Hesford; Craig, Mountford; Willingham, Young, Boot; Hulme,
Isaac, McFadyen, Barclay, Beasley. Scorer: Preston North End—Mutch (penalty).
1938-39 PORTSMOUTH Walker; Morgan, Rochford; Guthrie, Rowe, Wharton; Worrall, McAlinden,
Anderson, Barlow, Parker.
WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS ‘Scott; Morris, Taylor; Galley, Cullis, Gardiner;
Burton, McIntosh, Westcott, Dorsett, Maguire. Scorers: Portsmouth—Parker 2, Barlow,
Anderson. Wolverhampton Wanderers—Dorsett.
1945-46 DERBY COUNTY Woodley; Nicholas, Howe; Bullions, Leuty, Musson; Harrison, Carter,
Stamps, Doherty, Duncan.
CHARLTON ATHLETIC Bartram; Phipps. Shreeve; Turner (H.), Oakes, Johnson; Fell,
Brown, Turner (A. A.), Welsh, Duffy. Scorers: Derby County—Turner (H.), (0.g.), Doherty,
Stamps (2). Charlton Athletic—Turner (H.).
1946-47 CHARLTON ATHLETIC Bartram; Croker, Shreeve; Johnson, Phipps, Whittaker; Hurst,
Dawson, Robinson (W.), Welsh. Duffy.
BURNLEY Strong; Woodruff, Mather: Attwell, Brown, Bray; Chew, Morris, Harrison,
Potts, F. P. Kippax. Scorer: Charlton Atheltic—Duffy.
1947-48 MANCHESTER UNITED Crompton; Carey, Aston; Anderson, Chilton, Cockburn; Delaney,
Morris, Rowley, Pearson, Mitten.
BLACKPOOL Robinson; Shimwell, Crosland; Johnston, Hayward, Kelly; Matthews. Munro,
Mortensen, Dick, Rickett. Scorers: Manchester United—Rowley 2, Pearson, Anderson, Black-
pool—Shimwell (penalty), Mortensen.
1948-49 WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS Williams; Pritchard, Springthorpe; Crook (W.),
Shorthouse, Wright; Hancocks, Smyth, Pye, Dunn, Mullen.
LEICESTER CITY Bradley; Jelly, Scott; Harrison (W.), Plummer, King; Griffiths, Lee,
Harrison (J.), Chisholm, Adam. Scorers: Wolverhampton Wanderers—Pye 2, Smyth Leicester
City—Griffiths.
1949-50 ARSENAL Swindin; Scott, Barnes; Forbes, Compton (L.), Mercer; Cox, Logie, Goring,
Lewis, Compton (D.). :
LIVERPOOL Sidlow; Lambert, Spicer; Taylor, Hughes, Jones; Payne, Baron, Stubbins,
Fagan, Liddell. Scorer: Arsenal—Lewis 2.
1950-51 NEWCASTLE UNITED Fairbrother; Cowell, Corbett; Harvey, Brennan, Crowe; Walker,
Taylor, Milburn, Robledo (G.), Mitchell. :
BLACKPOOL Farm: Shimwell, Garrett; Johnston, Hayward, Kelly; Matthews, Mudie,
Mortensen, W. J. Slater, Perry. Scorer: Newcastle United—Milburn 2.
539
UNITED Simpson; Cowell, McMichael; Harvey, Brennan, Robledo (E.);
1951-52 NEWCASTLE
Walker, Foulkes, Milburn, Robledo (G.), Mitchell. : )
Swindin; Barnes, Smith (L.); Forbes, Daniel, Mercer; Cox, Logie, Holton,
ARSENAL
Lishman, Roper. Scorer: Newcastle United—Robledo (G.).
1952-53 BLACKPOOL Farm; Shimwell, Garrett; Fenton, Johnston, Robinson; Matthews, Taylor,
Mortensen, Mudie, Perry. :
BOLTON WANDERERS Hanson; Ball, Banks (R.); Wheeler, Barrass, Bell; Holden, Moir,
Lofthouse, Hassall, Langton. Scorers: Blackpool—Mort ensen 3, Perry, Bolton Wanderers—
Lofthouse, Moir, Bell.
1953-54 WEST BROMWICH ALBION Sanders; Kennedy, Millard; Dudley, Dugdale, Barlow;
Griffin, Ryan, Allen, Nicholls, Lee.
PRESTON NORTH END Thompson; Cunningham, Walton; Docherty, Marston, Forbes;
Finney, Foster, Wayman, Baxter, Morrison. Scorers: West Bromwich Albion—Allen 2 (1
penalty), Griffin, Preston North End—Morrison, Wayman.
1954-55 NEWCASTLE UNITED Simpson; Cowell, Batty; Scoular, Stokoe, Casey; White, Milburn,
Keeble, Hannah, Mitchell.
MANCHESTER CITY Trautmann; Meadows, Little; Barnes, Ewing, Paul; Spurdle, Hayes,
Revie, Johnstone, Fagan. Scorers: Newcastle United—Milburn, Mitchell, Hannah. Manchester
City—Johnstone.
1955-56 MANCHESTER CITY Trautmann; Leivers, Little; Barnes, Ewing, Paul; Johnstone, Hayes,
Revie, Dyson, Clarke.
BIRMINGHAM CITY Merrick; Hall, Green; Newman, Smith, Boyd; Astall, Kinsey, Brown,
Murphy, Govan. Scorers; Manchester City—Hayes, Dyson, Johnstone. Birmingham City—
Kinsey.
1956-57 ASTON VILLA Sims; Lynn, Aldis; Crowther, Dugdale, Saward; Smith, Sewell, Myerscough,
Dixon, McParland.
MANCHESTER UNITED Wood; Foulkes, Byrne; Colman, Blanchflower (J.), Edwards;
Berry, Whelan, Taylor (T.), Charlton, Pegg. Scorers: Aston Villa—McParland (2). Manchester
United—Taylor.
1957-58 BOLTON WANDERERS Hopkinson; Hartle, Banks; Hennin, Higgins, Edwards; Birch,
Stevens, Lofthouse, Parry, Holden.
MANCHESTER UNITED Gregg; Foulkes, Greaves; Goodwin, Cope, Crowther; Dawson,
Taylor (E.), Charlton, Viollet, Webster. Scorer: Bolton Wanderers—Lofthouse (2).
1958-59 NOTTINGHAM FOREST Thomson; Whare, McDonald; Whitefoot, McKinlay, Burkitt;
Dwight, Quigley, Wilson, Gray, Imlach.
LUTON TOWN Baynham; McNally, Hawkes; Groves, Owen, Pacey: Bingham, Brown,
Morton, Cummins, Gregory. Scorers: Nottingham Forest—Dwight, Wilson. Luton Town—
Pacey.
1959-60 WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS Finlayson; Showell, Harris; Clamp, Slater, Flowers;
Deeley, Stobart, Murray, Broadbent, Horne.
BLACKBURN ROVERS Leyland; Bray, Whelan; Clayton, Woods, McGrath; Bimpson,
Dobing, Dougan, Douglas, McLeod. Scorers: Wolverhampton Wanderers—McGrath (o.g.),
Deeley (2).
1960-61 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Brown; Baker, Henry; Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay; Jones,
White, Smith, Allen, Dyson.
LEICESTER CITY Banks; Chalmers, Norman; McLintock, King, Appleton; Riley, Walsh,
Mclimoyle, Keyworth, Cheesebrough. Scorers: Tottenham Hotspur—Smith, Dyson.
1961-62 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Brown; Baker, Henry; Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay; Medwin,
White, Smith, Greaves, Jones.
BURNLEY Blacklaw; Angus, Elder; Adamson, Cummings, Miller: Connelly, Mcllroy,
Pointer, Robson, Harris, Scorers: Tottenham Hotspur—Greaves, Smith, Blanchflower (penalty).
Burnley—Robson.
1962-63 MANCHESTER UNITED Gaskell; Dunne, Cantwell; Crerand, Foulkes, Setters; Giles,
Quixall, Herd, Law, Charlton.
LEICESTER CITY Banks; Sjoberg, Norman; McLintock, King, Appleton; Riley, Cross,
dee Gibson, Stringfellow. Scorers: Manchester United—Law, Herd (2). Leicester City—
eyworth,
1963-64 WEST HAM UNITED Standen; Bond, Burkett; Bovington, Brown, Moore; Brabrook, Boyce,
Byrne, Hurst, Sissons. ,
PRESTON NORTHEND Kelly; Ross, Smith; Lawton, Singleton, Kendall; Wilson, Ashworth,
Dawson, Spavin, Holden. Scorers: West Ham United—Sissons, Hurst. Boyce. Preston North
End—Holden, Dawson.
1964-65 LIVERPOOL Lawrence; Lawler, Byrne; Strong, Yeats, Stevenson; Callaghan, Hunt, St. John-
Smith, Thompson.
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LEEDS UNITED Sprake; Reaney, Bell; Bremner, Charlton, Hunter; Giles, Storrie, Peacock,
Collins, Johanneson. Scorers: Liverpool—Hunt, St. John. Leeds United—Bremner.
540
1965-66 EES West; Wright, Wilson; Gabriel, Labone, Harris; Scott, Trebilcock, Young, Harvey,
emple.
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY Springett; Smith, Megson; Eustace, Ellis, Young; Pugh,
Fantham, McCalliog, Ford, Quinn. Scorers: Everton—Trebilcock 2, Temple. Sheffield Wednesday
—McCalliog, Ford.
1966-67 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles; Mullery, England, Mackay;

Robertson, Greaves, Gilzean, Venables, Saul. Sub.: Jones.
CHELSEA Bonetti; Harris (A.), McCreadie; Hollins, Hinton, Harris (R.); Cooke, Baldwin,
Hateley, Tambling, Boyle. Sub.: Kirkup. Scorers: Tottenham Hotspur—Robertson, Saul.
Chelsea—Tambling.
1967-68 WEST BROMWICH ALBION Osborne; Fraser, Williams; Brown, Talbut, Kaye; Lovett,
Collard, Astle, Hope, Clark. Sub.: Clarke.
EVERTON West; Wright, Wilson; Kendall, Labone, Harvey; Husband, Ball, Royle, Hurst,
Morrissey. Sub.: Kenyon. Scorer: West Bromwich Albion—Astle.
1968-69 MANCHESTER CITY Dowd; Book, Pardoe; Doyle, Booth, Oakes; Summerbee, Bell,
Lee, Young, Coleman. Sub.: Connor.
LEICESTER CITY Shilton; Rodrigues, Nish; Roberts, Woollett, Cross; Fern, Gibson,
Lockhead, Clarke, Glover. Sub.: Manley. Scorer: Manchester City—Youny.
1969-70 CHELSEA Bonetti; Webb, McCreadie; Hollins, Dempsey, Harris (sub. Hinton, 90 minutes),
Baldwin, Houseman, Osgood, Hutchinson, Cooke.
LEEDS UNITED Sprake; Madeley, Cooper; Bremner, Charlton, Hunter; Lorimer, Clarke,
Jones, Giles, Gray. Scorers: Chelsea—Houseman, Hutchinson. Leeds United—Charlton, Jones.
Replay (at Old Trafford, Manchester).
CHELSEA Bonetti; Harris, McCreadie; Hollins, Dempsey, Webb; Baldwin, Cooke, Osgood
(sub. Hinton 115 minutes), Hutchinson, Houseman.
LEEDS UNITED Harvey; Madeley, Cooper; Bremner, Charlton, Hunter; Lorimer, Clarke,
Jones, Giles, Gray. Scorers; Chelsea—Osgood, Webb. Leeds United—Jones.
1970-71 ARSENAL Wilson; Rice, McNab; Storey (sub. Kelly, 70 minutes), McLintock, Simpson;
Armstrong, Graham, Radford, Kennedy, George.
LIVERPOOL Clemence; Lawlor, Lindsay; Smith, Lloyd, Hughes; Callaghan, Evans (sub,
Thompson, 75 minutes), Toshack, Hall. Scorers in extra time: Arsenal—Kelly, George. Liverpool
—Heighway.
1971-72 LEEDS UNITED Harvey; Reaney, Madeley, Bremner, Charlton, Hunter; Lorimer, Clarke,
Jones, Giles, Gray.
ARSENAL Barnett; Rice, McNab; Storey, McLintock, Simpson; Armstrong, Ball, George,
Radford (sub, Kennedy, 73 minutes), Graham. Scorer: Leeds United—Clarke,
541
F.A. CHALLENGE CUP COMPETITION 1871-72
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Ch rs W.O. Royal Engineers v Hitchin
3-0 Hampstead Heathens v Barnes 2-0
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2-0 Third Round Re a
Maidenhead v Great Marlow ee
Queen’s Park, Glasgow oY pean sin Palace
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W.O. Royal Engineers vy Hampstead Heathens 2-0
Royse etaetis v ers ees
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Wanderers v Queen’s Parkt W.0O.
SE ee aaet 3-0
Second Round Royal Engineers v C. Palace
Clapham R. 3-1 ;
Oe Wraldonheed 3-0 Final 1871-72: Royal Engineers 0 Wanderers 1
1Clubs drawing were permitted to either replay or proceed to next round, w.o. = walk-over.
+ scratched.
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First Round 1st Surrey Rifles v Maidenhead 1-3

Clapham R. v Hitchint W.O. South Norwood v Windsor H. Park. 0-3
Oxford Univ. v C. Palace 3-2
Royal Engineers vy Civil Service 3-0 Third Round
1st Surrey Rifles y Upton Park 2-0 Oxford Univ. v Royal Engineers 1-0
Maidenhead v Marlow 1-0 Maidenhead v Windsor H. Pk. 1-0
South Norwood v Barnes 1-0
Windsor Home Pk. y Reigate Priory 4-2 Fourth Round
Queen’s Park, Glasgow! bye Oxford Univ. vyMaidenhead 4-0
Wanderers? Cup holders
Semi-Final
Second Round Oxford Univ. v Queen’s Parkft W.O.
Clapham R. v Oxford Univ. 0-3
Royal Engineers bye ‘Final 1872-73: Wanderers 2 Oxford Univ. 0
w.o. = walk-over. + scratched.
1 Queen’s Park, Glasgow, because of travelling involved, were excused until the Semi-Final Round
where they scratched to Oxford University.
? This was the only occasion when the Cup-holders were excused from taking part until the Final.
Exercising their right allowed by Rule 14 the Wanderers, as Cup-holders, had choice of ground.
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First ; Round ; Wanderers v Trojans Ft
Oxford Univ. v Upton Park 4-0 Clapham R. v Cimtidee Univ. “hI
Barnes y Ist Surrey Rifles 1-0 Sheffield v Pilgrims 1-0
Wanderers v Southall} w.0. Royal Engineers v Uxbridge 2-1
Cen iar ear W.O. ecoaness v High Wycombe 1-0
é 4 A.C. W.O. i
Cambridge Univ. v South Norwood 1-0 ee Lie Ger ak. "
Sheffield v Shropshire W.* Third Round
Pilgrims vy Great Marlow 1-0 Oxford Univ. v Wanderers
Royal Engineers vy Brondesbury 1-0
5-0 Clapham R. v Sheffield 2-1
Uxbridge v Gitanos ’ 3-0 Royal Engineers y Maidenhead
Maidenhead vy Civil Servicet 7-0
W.O. Swifts bye
High Wycombe vy Old Etonianst w.o. 4
Swifts v C. Palace 1-0 Semi-Final
Woodford Wells v Reigate Priory 3-0 Oxford Univ. vyClapham R.
Sua 1-0
aes Royal Engineers v Swifts 2-0
Oxford Univ. v Barnes 2-1 Final 1873-74: Royal Engineers 0 Oxford Univ. 2
1 After two drawn games decided by toss of the coin. W.0O. = walk-over. f scratched.
542
First Round Oxford Univ. v Wi
Royal Engineers v Great Marlow 3-0 Wanderers y ie as i “iO
Cambridge Univ. v C. Palace 12-1 Old Etonians bye
Clapham R. v Panthers 3-0 Maidenhead v Reigate Priory 2-1
Pilgrims v South Norwood 2-1 Shropshire W. v Civil Servicet 1w.o.
Oxford Univ. v Brondesbury 6-0 Woodford Wells v Southall 3-0
Windsor Home Pk. v Uxbridgef w.o.
Wanderers v Farningham 16-0 A
Barnes v Upton Park
Old Etonians v Swifts
3-0 Third Round
23.0 Royal Engineers vy Clapham R. 3-2
Maidenhead v Hitchin 1-0 Oxford Univ. v Wanderers 2-1
Reigate Priory bye Old Etonians y Maidenhead 1-0
Shropshire W. v Sheffieldt W.0. Shropshire W. vy Woodford Wells 12-0
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Southall v Leyton 45-0 Royal Engineers v Oxford Univ. 11-0
Se ond Round Old Etonians v Shropshire W. 1-0
Royal Engineers v Cambridge Univ. 5-0
Clapham R. y Pilgrims 2-0 Final 1874-75: Old Etonians '0 Royal Engineers 12
1 After drawn game. ? After two drawn games. w.o. = walk-over. t+ Scratched.

First Round ; Sheffield Club v Upton Parkt W.O.
Wanderers v ist Surrey Rifles 5-0 Swifts v South Norwood 5-0
C. Palace v 105th Regt. ‘ 13-0 Royal Engineers v Pantherst w.O.
Sheffield Club v Shropshire W.t w.o. Reigate Priory y Cambridge Univ. 0-8
Upton Park v Southall 1-0 Oxford Univ. v Herts. Rangers 8-0
Swifts v Great Marlow 2-0 Old Etonians v Maidenhead 8-0
South Norwood v Clydesdalet w.O. Clapham R. v Leyton 12-0
Roya! Engineers y High Wycombe 15-0
Panthers v Woodford Wells 1-0 ‘Third Round
Reigate Priory v Barnes - 1-0 Wanderers v Sheffield Club 2-0
Cambridge Univ. v Civil Servicet W.O. Swifts v Royal Engineers 3-1
Oxford Rangers
Herts. Univ. v vForest School
Rochester 6-0
4.0 :
Cambridge : v Oxford Univ.
Univ. . 0-4
Old Fionians.v Pilgrims 4-1 Old Etonians v Clapham R. 1-0
Maidenhead v Ramblers 2-0 ants
Clapham R. v Hitchint W.0. —— ee ae
Leyton v Harrow Chequersf Be: Oxford Univ. v Old Etonians 0-1
Second Round
Wanderers v C. Palace 3-0 Final 1875-76: Old Etonians 10 Wanderers 13
1 After drawn game. w.o. = walk-over. + scratched.
First Round Rochester v Swifts 1-0

Wanderers v Saffron Waldent W.O. Royal Engineers v Shropshire W. 3-0
Southall vyO. Wykehamistst w.o. Sheffield v South Norwood 7-0
Pilgrims v Ramblers 4-1 Oxford Univ. v 105th Regiment 6-1
Panthers v Wood Grange 3-0 Queen’s Park, Glasgow bye
Cambridge Univ. vy High Wycombef w.O. Upton Park v Barnes 1-0
Clapham R. v Reigate Priory 5-0 Great Marlow v Forest School 1-0
Rochester v Union 5-0 '
Swifts v Reading Hornets 2-0 Third Round |.
Royal Engineers v Old Harrovians 2-1 Wanderers v Pilgrims 3-0
Shropshire W. v Druidst W.O. Cambridge Univ. v Rochester 4-0
Sheffield vy Trojanst w.O, Royal Engineers v Sheffield 1-0
South Norwood v Saxons 4-1 Oxford Univ. v Queen’s Parkt w.o.
Oxford Univ. v Old Salopianst w.O. Upton Park v Great Marlow 21-0
105th Regiment v Ist Surrey Rifles 3-0
Queen’s Park, Glasgow bye Fourth Round
Upton Park v Leyton 7-0 Wanderers : ; bye
Barnes v Old Etonianst w.O. Cambridge Univ. v Royal Engineers 1-0
Great Marlow v Hertfordshire R. 2-1 Oxford Univ. v Upton Park 21-0
Forest School v Gresham 4-1 pore
Semi-Final ;
Second Round Wanderers v Cambridge Univ. 1-0
Wanderers v Southall oe Oxford Univ. bye
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1 After extra time. 2 After drawn game. w.o. = walk-over. f scratched.
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Wanderers vy Panthers Druids
High Wycombe v Wood Grange Oxford Univ. v Old Foresters
Barnes v St Markst Clapham R. v Swifts
Great Marlow v Hendon Old Harrovians y Ist Surrey Rifles
Sheffield v Nottingham Cambridge Univ. v Maidenhead
Darwen v Manchester Upton Park v Reading
Remnants v Hawks
Royal Engineers v Uniont
Pilgrims v Ramblers bos
Druids (Wales) v Shropshire W. Third Round
Oxford Univ. v Herts. Rangers Nyro) Wanderers v Barnes
Old Foresters v Old Wykehamistst ° Sheffield
Clapham R. v Grantham Royal Engineers v Druids
Swifts v Leyton Oxford Univ. v Clapham R.
Old Harrovians v 105th Regiment Poon
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1st Surrey Rifles vy Forest School Upton Park v Remnants
Cambridge Univ. v Southill Park 7
Maidenhead v Reading Hornets —
Fourth Round
Upton Park v Rochester Wanderers v Sheffield
Reading v South Norwood -0
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Royal Engineers v Oxford Univ.
Remnants v St. Stephens Old Harrovians v Upton Park
Hawks v Minerva
Queen’s Park?
Semi-Final
Second Round Wanderers bye
Wanderers v High Wycombe Royal Engineers v Old Harrovians
Barnes v Great Marlow
Sheffield v Darwen Final 1877-78: Royal Engineers 1 Wanderers 3
1 After drawn game. 2 Later withdrew. w.O. = walk-over. t+ scratched.
F.A, CHALLENGE CUP COMPETITION 1878-79

First Round Remnants v Pilgrims
Old Etonians vy Wanderers Nottm. Forest v Sheffield
Reading v Hendon Old Harrovians v Panthers
Minerva v 105th Regimentt Oxford Univ. v Royal Engineers
Grey Friars v Great Marlow Barnes v Upton Park
Darwen v Birch, Manchestert Clapham R. v Forest School
Eagley, Bolton Cambridge Univ. vy South Norwood
Remnants v Unityt Swifts v Romford
Pilgrims v Brentwood
Nottm. Forest v Nottingham Third Round
Sheffield v Grantham Old Etonians v Minerva
Old Harrovians v Southill Park o-rr Darwen v Remnants
Panthers v Runnymedet »
Nottm. Forest vyOld Harrovians
Oxford Univ. v Wednesbury Stlls. Oxford Univ. v Barnes
Royal Engineers v Old Foresters Clapham R. v Cambridge Univ.
Barnes v Maidenhead <2=
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Upton Park v Saffron Walden 1 ooceo:
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Clapham R. v Finchleyt °
Forest School vy Rochester Fourth Round
Cambridge Univ. v Hertfordshire R, 1 ow. Old Etonians v Darwen
South Norwood vy Leytont Nottm. Forest vy Oxford Univ
Swifts v Hawks Clapham R. v Swifts
Romford v Ramblers >——
Semi-Final
Second Round Old Etonians v Nottm. Forest
Old Etonians vy Reading 1-0 Clapham R.
Minerva v Grey Friars 3-0
Darwen v Eagley 4-1 Final 1878-79: Clapham R. 0 Old Etonians 1
1 After drawn game, 2 After two drawn games. 3 After extra time, w.O. = walk-over, + scratched,
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Clapham R. v South Norwood Royal Engineers v Old Harrovians
Pilgrims v Hertfordshire R.f Grey Friars
Hendon v Mosquitoes Nottm. Forest v Blackburn R.
Old Etonians Sheffield
Wanderers v Old Carthusians
West End v Hotspurs Fourth Round
Oxford Univ. v Birmingham Clapham R. v Hendon
Aston V. v Stafford Road Old Etonians v West End
Maidenhead v Henley Oxford Univ. vy Maidenhead
Royal Engineers y Upton Park Royal Engineers v Grey Friars
Old Harrovians Nottm. Forest v Sheftield
Grey Friars v Gresham
Nottm. Forest v Turton Fifth Round
Blackburn R. v Darwen Clapham R. v Old Etonians
Sheffield v Sheffield Providence Oxford Univ. v Royal Engineers
Nottm. Forest
Third Round
Clapham R. v Pilgrims Semi-Final
Hendon Clapham R.
Old Etonians v Wanderers Oxford Univ. v Nottm. Forest
West End bye
Oxford Univ. v Aston V.t w.O. Final 1879-80: Oxford Uniy. 0 Clapham R. 1
1 After drawn game. 2 Sheffield disqualified. w.o. = walk-over. + scratched.

Second Round Sheffield Wed. v Turton
Old Carthusians vy Dreadnought Romford v Reading Abbey
Royal Engineers v Pilgrims Great Marlow
Rangers Old Etonians v Herts Rangers
Clapham R. Greys Friars
Swifts v Reading Stafford Road
Upton Park v Weybridge Aston V. v Nottingham
Darwen v Sheffield
Sheffield Wed. v Blackburn R, Fourth Round
Turton v Astley Bridge Old Carthusians v Royal Engineers
Romford Clapham R. v Upton Park
Reading Abbey v Acton Darwen v Sheffield Wed.
Great Marlow v West End Romford v Great Marlow
Old Etonians v Hendon Old Etonians v Grey Friars
Herts Rangers Stafford Road v Aston Y.
Grey Friars v Maidenhead
Stafford Road v Grantham Fifth Round
Aston V. v Nottm. Forest Old Carthusians vy Clapham R.
Nottingham Darwen v Romford
Old Etonians v Stafford Road
Third Round
Old Carthusians Semi-Final
Royal Engineers v Rangers Old Carthusians v Darwen 4-1
Clapham R. v Swifts Old Etonians
Upton Park
Darwen Final 1880-81: Old Etonians 0 Old Carthusians 3
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6-2 Hotspur v Reading Minster ae
Rebar v Bolton W. Zz
Darwen v Accrington 3-1 Old Etonians v Swifts
4-0 Maidenhead t,
Turton v Bootle “a
Wednesbury O.A. v Small Heath All. 6-0 Great Marlow v Dreadnought
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Sawer bye Royal Engineers vy Old Carthusians 2-0
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Staveley v Grantham 3-1
Heeley v Sheffield 4-1 Fourth Round
Upton Park v Hanover U. 3-1 Blackburn R. v Darwen 5-1
Hotspur v Reading Abbey 4-1 Wednesbury O.A. v Aston V. 4-2
Reading Minster v Romford 3-1 Sheffield Wed. v Heeley 3-1
Old Etonians bye Upton Park v Hotspur 5-0
Swifts v Old Harrovians 7-1 Old Etonians y Maidenhead 6-3
Maidenhead v Acton ‘ 42-1 Great Marlow v Readingt | W.0O.
Great Marlow vy St. Bart’s Hospital 2-0 Old Foresters vyRoyal Engineers 2-1
Dreadnought bye
Reading v West Endt 2w.o. Fifth Round
Old Foresters v Pilgrims 3-1 “Blackburn R. v Wednesbury O.A. 3-1
Royal Engineers bye Sheftield Wed. vy Upton Park 6-0
Old Carthusians vy Barnes 7-1 Old Bianians ee bye
Third Round Great Marlow vy Old ters
Foreste: -
Blackburn R. we Semi-Final
Wodeubary On bye Blackburn R, v Sheffield Wed. 40-0, 55-1
Aston V. v Nottingham 34-] Old Etonians vy Great Marlow 65-0
Sheffield Wed. v Staveley 35-1 “ :
Heeley bye Final 1881-82: Old Etonians 1 Blackburn R. 0
1 After extra time. 2? After drawn game. 3 After two drawn games. * At Huddersfield. * At Man-
chester. © At the Oval. w.o. = walk-over. f scratched.

Second Round Royal Engineers bye
Blackburn Olympic v Lower Darwen 9-1 Clapham R. v Windsor 3-0
Darwen Ramblers v Haslingden 3-2 Old Etonians v Rochester 7-0
Church bye Swifts bye
Darwen v Blackburn R. 1-0 Hendon v South Reading 11-1
Druids v Northwich Vict. 5-0 Great Marlow bye
Bolton W. v Liverpool Ram, 3-0 Notts C. v Pheenix Bessemer 23-2
Eagley v Halliwell 3-1 Sheffield Wed. v Nottm. Forest 23-2
Old Carthusians v Etonian Ramblers 7-0 Aston V. v Aston Unity 3-1
Old Westminsters bye Walsall T. bye
Reval Engineers v Reading 2 8-0
lapham R. v Hanover Unite 7-1
Windsor v United Hospitals 3-1 oReetnued Olt vy Church 2-0
Old Etonians v Brentwood 2-1 Druids v Eagiey : 12.1
Rochester bye Old Carthusians vy Royal Engineers 6-2
Swifts v Upton Park 23-2 Clapham R. bye
Hendon v Chatham 2-1 Old Etonians v Swifts 2-0
South Reading : ; bye Hendon v Great Marlow 3-0
a ea v Reading Minstert W.0. Notts C. v Sheffield Wed 4-1
otts C. bye ;
Phcenix Bessemer v Grimsby SI Eun YY Welsellie. =
Sheffield Wed. v Lockwood Bros, 6-0 5
Nottm. Forest v Heeley 7-2 Fifth Round :
Aston V. v Wednesbury O.A. 4-1 Blackburn Olym. v Druids ; 4-0
Aston Unity v St. George’s 3-0 Se Sete Bec R. re
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Third Round
Blackburn Olym. vy Darwen Ramblers 8-0 Semi-Final
Church v Darwen 22.0 Blackburn Olym. v Old Carthusians 44-0
Druids v Bolton W. 31-0 Old Etonians v Notts C. 52-1
Eagley ; : bye
Old Carthusians v Old Westminsters 3-2. Final 1882-83: Old Etonians ‘1 Blackburn Olym. 12
* After extra time. ? After drawn game. 3 After two drawn games. +4 At Birmingham. 5 At the
Oval. w.o. = walk-over. + scratched.
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Second Round Swifts v Clapham R. 2-1
Blackburn R. v South Shore _— Old Foresters bye
Padiham v Park Road — Notts C. v Grantham 4-1
Staveley v Sheffield W. — Bolton W. vy Irwell Springs 8-1
Lockwood Bros. vy Rotherham — Queen’s Pk., G. v Oswestry 7-1
Upton Park ; bye Aston V. v Wednesbury O.A. 7-4
Reading v Maidenhead — Old Westminsters bye
Eagley v Bradshaw — Wednesbury T. v Derby Midland 1-0
Preston N.E. v Great Lever _— Blackburn Olym. bye
Swifts v Great Marlow os Old Wykehamists bye
Clapham R. v Uxbridge a Romford vy Brentwood 1-4
Old Foresters v Old Carthusians — Northwich Vic. bye
Notts C. v Nottm. Forest os
Grantham v Grimsby — Fourth Round
Bolton W. bye Blackburn R. v Staveley 5-0
Irwell Springs v Hurst — Upton Park v Preston N.E.1 1-1
Queen’s Park, Glas. vyWrexham — Swifts vy Old Foresters 2-1
Oswestry v Macclesfield — Notts C. v Bolton W. 2-2, 2-1
Aston V. v Wolverhampton W. — Queen’s Pk., G. v Aston V. 6-1
Wednesbury O.A. v Stafford Road — Old Westminsters y Wednesbury T 5-1
Old Westminsters vyHendon -= Blackburn Olym. v Old Wykehamists 9-1
Wednesbury T. v Walsall T. — Brentwood v Northwich Vic. 1-3
Derby Midland v Birmingham Ex. =
Blackburn Olympic v Darwen — Fifth Round
Old Wykehamists v Windsor _— Blackburn R. v Upton Park 3-0
Romford v Mosquitoes _— Swifts v Notts C. 1-1, 0-1
Brentwood bye Queen’s Pk., G. v Old Westminsters 1-0
Stoke-on-Trent v Northwich Vic. — Blackburn Olym. v Northwich Vic. 9-1
Third Round Semi-Final

Blackburn R. v Padiham 3-0 Blackburn R. v Notts C. 21-0
Staveley v Lockwood Bros. 1-0 Queen’s Pk., G. v Blackburn Olym. 34-1
Upton Park v Reading 6-1
Eagley v Preston N.E. 1-9 Final 1883-84: Queen’s Pk., G. 1 Blackburn R. 2
1 Preston disqualified for professionalism. ? At Birmingham. 3 At Nottingham.
Third Round Queen’s Pk., Glas. v Old Wykehamists 7-0

Blackburn R. v Witton 6-1 Notts C. v Walsall Swifts 4-1
Romford bye Nottm. Forest v Swifts 1-0
W.B.A. v Aston VY. 13-0 Old Etonians v Middlesbrough 5-2
Druids v Chirk 4-1 ;
Old Carthusians bye Fifth Round
Grimsby T. v Lincoln C. 1-0 Blackburn R. bye
Chatham v Hanover U. 2-0 W.B.A. é bye
Lower Darwen v Darwen Old W. 4-2 Old Carthusians vy Chatham 3-0
Church vy Southport 10-0 Church bye
Darwen bye Queen’s Pk., G. bye
Queen’s Pk., Glas. v Leek 3-2 Notts C. bye
Old Wykehamists v Upton Park 2-1 Nottm. Forest bye
Notts C. v Sheffield 9-0 Old Etonians bye
Walsall Swifts v St. George’s 3-2 4
Nottm. Forest v Sheftield Wed. 2-1 Sixth Round j
Swifts v Old Westminsters 2-1 Blackburn R. v W.B.A,. 2-
Old Etonians bye Old Carthusians vy Church 1-0
Middlesbrough bye Queen’s Pk., G. v Notts C. 2-2, 2-1
Nottm. Forest vy Old Etonians 2-0
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Old Carthusians v Grimsby T. a Queen’s Pk., G. v Nottm. F. 1-1, +3-0
wer Darwen -
Chany Ditton 3-0 Final 1884-85: Queen’s Pk., Glas. 0 Blackburn R. 2
1 After two drawn games. ? At Nottingham. % At Derby. * At Merchiston Castle, Edinburgh.
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Old Carthusians bye
Blackburn R. v Darwen Old W. 6-1 O. Westminsters pyG
Staveley v Nottm. Forest 2-1 Bolton W. ni
Brentwood bye Small Heath A. ek
South Reading v Clapham R.? w.O Davenham pra
Burslem Port Vale v Leekt w.O Redcar bee
Swifts v Old Harrovians? w.O. Middlesbrough y
Church v Rossendale 5-1
South Shore v Halliwell 6-1 Fifth Round
Notts C. v Notts Rangers 3-0 Blackburn R. v Staveley 7-1
W.B.A. , bye Brentwood v Burslem P.V.f 1w.o.
Wolverhampton W. v Walsall Swifts 2-1 Swifts v Church 6-2
Old Carthusians bye South Shore v Notts C. 2-1
Old Westminsters v Romford 5-1 W.B.A. vy Old Carthusians 1-0
Preston N.E.? v Bolton W. 3-2 O. Westminsters v Bolton W.? w.0.
Small Heath A. v Derby C. 4-2 Small Heath A. vyDavenham 2-1
Davenham y Crewe A. 2-1 Redcar v Middlesbrough 2-1
Redcar ; bye
Middlesbrough v Grimsby T. ZA Seat Romid
Blackburn R. v Brentwood 3-1
Fourth Round b Swifts v South Shore 2-1
eee R. ies W.B.A. v O. Westminsters ea
aveley J
Brentwood v South Reading eo Small Mesa ee
Burslem P.V. ye =,
A Semi-Final
sao Re Blackburn R. v Swifts 32-1
SauihiShore bye W.B.A. v Small Heath A. 4-0
Notts C. bye ;
W.B.A. v Wolverhampton W. 3-1 Final 1885-86: W.B.A. 0:0 Blackburn R. 0:2
1 After drawn game. 2? Disqualified. 3 At Derby. * At Birmingham. w.o. = walk-over. f scratched.
First Series W.B.A. v Mit. St. George’s 1-0

Third Round Lockwood Bros. bye
Aston V. v Wolves 2-2, 3-3, 2-0 Notts C. bye
Horncastle v Grantham 2-0 Great Marlow bye
Darwen v Bolton W. 4-3 Preston N.E. bye
Chirk v Goldenhill! w.o. Old Foresters v Swifts 2-0
Glasgow R. v Cowlairs 3-2 O. Carthusians bye
Lincoln C. v Gainsboro Trinity 2-2, 1-0 Leek v Crewe A. 1-0
O. Westminsters v Old Etonians 3-0
Partick Thistle v Cliftonville 11-1 Second Series
W.B.A. bye ‘First Round
Mitch. St. George’s v Walsall T. 7-2 Aston V. v Horncastle 5-0
Lockwood Bros. v Nottm. Forest 2-1 Darwen v Chirk 3-1
Notts C. v Staveley 3-0 Glasgow R. v Lincoln C. 3-0
Great Marlow v Dulwich 2-0 O. Westminsters v Partick Thistle 1-0
Preston N.E. v Renton 2-0 W.B.A. v Lockwood Bros. 22-1
Old Foresters vyChatham 4-1 Notts C. v Great Marlow 5-2
Swifts . bye Preston N.E. v Old Foresters 3-0
Old Carthusians v Caledonians w.o. Old Carthusians v Leek 2-0
Leek v Burslem P.V. 2-2, 1-1, 3-1
Crewe A. bye Second Round
Aston V. v Darwen 3-2
Fourth Round Glasgow R. v O. Westminsters 5-1
Aston V. bye W.B.A. v Notts C. 4-1
Horncastle bye Preston N.E. v Old Carthusians 2-1
Darwen bye
Chirk bye Semi-Final
Glasgow R. bye Aston V. v Glasgow R.
Lincoln C, 33-1
bye W.B.A. v Preston N.E. 431
O. Westminsters bye
Partick Thistle bye Final 1886-87: W.B.A. 0 Aston V. 2
' Disqualified. 2 After a disputed game. 3 At Crewe. + At Nottingham, w.o. = walk-over.
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W.B.A. v Old Carthusians 4-2
Second Series Derby Junction v Blackburn R, 2-1
Sheffield W. v Preston N.B. 1-3
First Round Middlesbrough v Crewe A. 0-2
W.B.A. v Stoke 4-1
Old Carthusians v Bootle 2-0
Derby Junction v Chirk 1-0 Semi-Final
Darwen v Blackburn R. 0-3 W.B.A. v Derby Junction 13-0
Nottm. Forest v Sheffield W. 2-4 Preston N.E. v Crewe A. 24-0
Aston V. v Preston N.E. 1-3
Middlesbrough v Old Foresters 34-0
Crewe A. v Derby C. 1-0 Final 1887-88: Preston N.E. 1 W.B.A. 2
1 At Stoke. 2 At Liverpool. 3 FA ordered replay at Middlesbrough after Old Foresters protested at
state of the ground. But Old Foresters scratched,
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First Round Halliwell v B’ham St. George’s 2-3
Grimsby T. v Sunderland Albion Chatham vy Nottm. Forest 1-1, 2-2, 3-2
Bootle v Preston N.E. W.B.A. v Burnley 5-1
Halliwell v Crewe A. 2-2, Wolverhampton W. v Walsall Town Swifts 6-1
B’ham St. George’s v Long Eaton Rangers ow
1 ‘Sheffield W. v Notts C. 3-2
Chatham vy South Shore ee
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Small Heath v W.B.A.
Burnley v Old Westminsters Third Round
Wolverhampton W. v Old Carthusians Preston N.E. v B’ham St. George’s 2-0
Walsall Town Swifts v Sheffield Heeley Chatham v W.B.A. 1-10
Sheftield W. v Notts Rangers ' _ OrmWwww
Wolverhampton W. v Sheffield W. 5-0
Notts C. v Old Brightonians ten
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Blackburn R. v Aston Y. 8-1
Blackburn R. v Accrington —_—1 _
Swifts v Wrexham
Aston V. v Witton Semi-Final
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Wolverhampton W. v Blackburn R. 21-1, 23-1
Second Round
Grimsby T. v Preston N.E. 0-2 Final 1888-89: Wolverhampton W. 0 Preston N.E.3
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First Round Bolton W. v Sheffield U. 13-0

Preston N.E. v Newton Heath 6-1 Sheffield W. v Accrington 2-1
Lincoln C. vy Chester 2-0 Notts C. v Aston V. 4-1
Bolton W. v Belfast Distillery 10-1 Bootle vy Derby Midland 2-1
Sheffield U. v Burnley 2-1 Blackburn R. v Grimsby T., 3-0
Sheffield W. v Swifts 6-1 Wolverhampton W. v Small Heath 2-1
Accrington v W.B.A. 3-1 Stoke v Everton 42
Notts C. v B’ham St. George’s 4-4, 6-2
South Shore v Aston V. 2-4 Third Round
Bootle v Sunderland Albion? 1-3 Preston N.E. v Bolton W. 2-3
Derby Midland v Nottm. Forest 3-0 Sheffield W. v Notts C. 15-0, 12-3, 2-1
Blackburn R. v Sunderland 4-2 Bootle v Blackburn R. 0-7
Newcastle West End v Grimsby T.. 1-2 Wolverhampton W. v Stoke 3-2
Wolverhampton W. v Old Carthusians 2-0
Small Heath v Clapton 3-1
Semi-Final
Stoke v Old Westminsters 3-0 Bolton W. v Sheffield W. 31-2
Everton v Derby C. 11-2 Blackburn R. y Wolverhampton W. 41-0
Second Round
Preston N.E. v Lincoln C. 4-0 Final 1889-90: Blackburn R. 6 Sheffield W. 1
1 Replayed after protests. 2 Disqualified. 3 At Birmingham. 4 At Derby.
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Middlesbrough Ir. v Blackburn R. 14-2, 0-3 Derby C. v Sheffield W. 2-3
Chester v Lincoln C. 1-0 B’ham St. George’s v W.B.A. 0-3
Accrington v Bolton W. 2-2, 5-1 Darwen v Sunderland 0-2
Long Eaton Rangers v Wolverhampton W. 1-2 Nottm. Forest v Sunderland Alb. 1-1, 0-0, 5-0
Royal Arsenal v Derby County 1- Notts C. v Burnley 2-1
Sheffield W. v Halliwell 12-0 Stoke v Aston VY. 3-0
Crusaders v B’ham St. George’s 0-2
W.B.A. v Old Westminsters f w. Third Round
Darwen v Kidderminster 13-1, 13-0 Blackburn R. v Wolverhampton W. 2-0
Sunderland v Everton 1- Sheffield W. v W.B.A. 0-2
Clapton v Nottm. Forest 0-14 Sunderland v Nottm. Forest 4-0
Sunderland Albion v 93rd Highlanders 2-0 Notts C. v Stoke 1-0
Sheffield U. v Notts C. 1-9
Burnley v Crewe A. 4-2
Stoke v Preston N.E. 3-0 Semi-Final
Blackburn R. v W.B.A. 23-2
Aston V. v Casuals 13-1
Sunderland v Notts C. 33-3, 3 0-2
Second Round
Blackburn R. v Chester 7-0 Final 1890-91: Notts C. 1 Blackburn R. 3
1 Replayed after protest. 2? At Stoke. 3 At Sheffield. w.o. = walk-over. Tscratched.

First Round Sheftield W. v Small Heath 2-0
Old Westminsters v W.B.A. 2-3 Sunderland Albion vy Nottm. Forest 0-1
Blackburn R. v Derby C. 4-1 Middlesbrough v Preston N.E. 1-2
Sheftield W. v Bolton W. 4-1 Wolverhampton W. v Sheffield U. 3-1
Small Heath v Royal Arsenal 5-1 Aston V. v Darwen 2-0
Sunderland Albion v B’ham St. George’s 4-0 Accrington v Sunderland 1-3
Nottm. Forest v Newcastle East End 2-1 Burnley v Stoke 1-3
Luton v Middlesbrough 0-3
Preston N.E. v Middlesbrough Iron. 6-0 Third Round
Crewe A. v Wolverhampton W. 2-2, 1-4 W.B.A. v Sheffield W. 2-1
Blackpool v Sheftield U. 0-3 Nottm. Forest v Preston N.E. 2-0
Aston V. v Heanor T. 4-1 Wolverhampton W. v Aston Y, 1-3
Bootle v Darwen 0-3 Sunderland v Stoke
Crusaders v Accrington 1-4
Sunderland v Notts C. 4-0
Everton v Burnley 1-3 Semi-Final
Stoke v Casuals 3-0 W.B.A. v Nottm. Forest 11-1, 11-1, 26-2
Aston V. v Sunderland 34-1
Second Round
W.B.A. v Blackburn R. 3-1 Final 1891-92: Aston Y. 0 W.B.A. 3
1 At Wolverhampton. 2 At Derby. 3 At Sheftield.

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First Round Sheffield W. v Burnley 1-0
Everton v W.B.A. Accrington v Preston N.E, 1-4
Nottm. Forest v Casuals Middlesbrough Ir. vy Notts C. 3-2
Sheffield W. v Derby C, Wolverhampton W. v Middlesbrough 2-1
Burnley v Small Heath BRL
CS Darwen v Grimsby T. 2-0
Accrington v Stoke Blackburn R. vy Northwich Victoria 4-1
Preston N.E. v Burton Swifts Sheffield U. v Sunderland 1-3
Marlow v Middlesbrough Ir,
Notts C. v Shankhouse
Wolverhampton W. v Bolton W.
Third Round
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Neweastle U. v Middlesbrough Everton v Sheffield W. 3-0
Darwen v Aston V. |ah
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Grimsby T. v Stockton Wolverhampton W. v Darwen 5-0
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Loughborough v Northwich Victoria
Blackpool v Sheffield U.
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Sunderland vy Royal Arsenal Pin, Everton v Preston N.E.
CbHNOORWHOONH=SNO- 12-2, 10-0, 22-1
Wolverhampton W. v Blackburn R. 32-1
Second Round
Everton v Nottm. Forest 4-2 Final 1892-93: Wolverhampton W. 1 Everton 0
1 At Sheffield. 2 At Blackburn. 3 At Nottingham.
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Notts C. v Burnley 1-0 Newcastle U. v Bolton W.
Stockport C. v Burton W. 0-1 Liverpool v Preston N.E.
Leicester Fosse v Shore South 2-1 Sheffield W. v Stoke
Derby C. v Darwen 2-0 Sunderland v Aston V. 2-2, Pt
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W.B.A. v Blackburn R. 2-3
Newcastle U. v Sheffield U. 2-0
Third Round
Small Heath v Bolton W. 3-4 Nottm. Forest v Notts. C, 1-1, 1
Liverpool v Grimsby T. 3-0 Derby C. v Blackburn R, 1
Preston N.E. v Reading 18-0 Bolton W. v Liverpool 3-
Woolwich Arsenal y Sheffield W. 1-2 Sheffield W. v Aston V. 3
Stoke vy Everton 1-0
Sunderland v Accrington - 3-0 Semi-Final
Aston V. v Wolverhampton W. 4-2 Notts C. v Blackburn R. 11
Bolton W. v Sheffield W. 22.
Second Round
Middlesbrough Iron. y Nottm. Forest 0-2 Final 1893-94: Bolton W. 1 Notts C. 4
1 At Sheffield. ? At Fallowfield, Manchester.

First Round Liverpool v Nottm. Forest
Aston V. v Derby C. Sunderland v Preston N.E.
Newcastle U. v Burnley Bolton W. v Bury
Barnsley St. Peter’s v Liverpool Sheffield U. v W.B.A. _0 _
Southampton St. M. v Nottm. Forest boneWolverhampton W. v Stoke
Sunderland v Fairfield Sheffield W. v Middlesbrough
Luton T. v Preston N.E. Everton v Blackburn R. 1-1, Rm3- NRFONOC
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Bolton W. v Woolwich Arsenal 'ta1
Bury v Leicester Fosse Third Round

Sheffield U. v Millwall A. Aston V. v Nottm. Forest 6-2
Small Heath v W.B.A. Sunderland v Bolton W. 2-1
Darwen v Wolverhampton W. So W.B.A. v Wolverhampton W. 1-0
Newton Heath v Stoke Sheffield W. v Everton 2-0
Sheffield W. v Notts. C.
Middlesbrough v Chesterfield
Southport Central v Everton Semi-Final
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Second Round
Aston V. v Newcastle U. 7-1 Final 1894-95: W.B.A. 0 Aston V. 1
1 At Blackburn. 2 At Derby.

First Round Burnley v Stoke 1-1, 1-7
Notts C. v Wolverhampton W. 2-2, 3-4 Derby C. v Newton Heath 1-1, 5-1
Liverpool v Millwall A. 4-1 Grimsby T. v W.B.A. 1-1, 0-3
Burnley v Woolwich Arsenal 6-1 Sheffield W. v Sunderland 2-1
Stoke v Tottenham H. 5-0 Everton v Sheffield U. 3-0
Derby C.v Aston V. | 4-2 Blackpool v Bolton W. 0-2
Newton Heath vy Kettering 2-1 Newcastle U. v Bury 1-3
Darwen v Grimsby T. 0-2
Blackburn R. v W.B.A. 1-2 Third Round
Southampton St. M. v Sheffield W. vim) Wolverhampton W. v Stoke 3-0
Sunderland v Preston N.E. 4-1 Derby C. v W.B.A. 1-0
Nottm. Forest v Everton 0-2 Sheffield W. v Everton 4-0
Burton W. v Sheffield U. 1-1, 0-1 Bolton W. v Bury 2-0
Blackpool v Burton Swifts 4-1
Crewe A. v Bolton W. 0-4
Semi-Final
Chesterfield v Newcastle U. 0-4 Wolverhampton W. v Derby C. 12-]
Small Heath v Bury 1-4
Sheftield W. v Bolton W. 21-1, 33-1
Second Round }
Wolverhampton W. v Liverpool 2-0 Final 1895-96: Sheffield W. 2 Wolverhampton W. 1
1 At Villa Park. 2 At Everton. 3 At Nottingham.
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sR onWe v Newcastle U. 5-1 Sunderland v Nottm. Forest 1-3
Small Heath v Notts C. 1-2 W.B.A. v Liverpool 1-2
Preston N.E. v Manchester C. 6-0 Everton v Bury 3-0
Stoke v Glossop N.E. 5-0 Blackburn R. vyWolverhampton W. 2-1
Burnley v Sunderland 0-1 Derby C. v Bolton W. galt
Nottm. Forest v Sheftield W. 1-0 Southampton S.M. v Newton Heath 1-1, 1-3
Luton T. v W.B.A. 0-1
Liverpool v Burton Swifts 4-3. Third Round
Everton v Burton W. 5-2 Aston V. v Preston N.E. 1-1, 0-0, 3-2
Bury v Stockton 0-0, 12-1 Nottm. Forest v Liverpool 1-1, 0-1
Blackburn R. v Sheffield U. 2-1 Everton v Blackburn R. 2-0
Millwall A. vyWolverhampton W. 1-2 Derby C. vy Newton Heath 2-0
Derby C. v Barnsley St. Peter’s 8-1
sain we Vv cuey TP: ae 0-0, a3, re Semi-Final
eanor T. v Southampton st. . -1, U- ° 1
Newton Heath v Kettering 5-1 ey iene. 8
Second Round
Aston V. v Notts C. 2-1 +‘Final 1896-97: Everton 2 Aston V. 3
1 At Bramall Lane, Sheffield. ? At Stoke.

First Round Bolton W. v Manchester C. 1-0
Southampton St. M. v Leicester Fosse 2-1 W.B.A. v Sheffield W. 1-0
Preston N.E. v Newcastle U. 1-2 Nottm. Forest v Gainsborough Trinity 4-0
Luton T. v Bolton W. 0-1 Liverpool v Newton Heath 0-0, 2-1
Manchester C. v Wigan C. 1-0 Wolverhampton W. v Derby C, 0-1
W.B.A. v New Brighton Tower 2-0 Burnley v Burslem Port Vale 3-0
Sunderland v Sheffield W. 0-1 Everton v Stoke 0-0, 5-1
Nottm. Forest v Grimsby T. 4-0
Long Eaton Rangers v Gainsborough Trinity 0-1 Third Round
Liverpool v Hucknall St. John’s 2-0 Southampton St. M. v Bolton W. 0-0, 4-0
Newton Heath v Walsall 1-0 We Av Nottmsorest x 9.3
Notts C. vyWolverhampton W. 0-1 Liverpool v Derby C 121s
Derby C. v Aston V. 1-0 Burnley v Everton _ Wies
Burnley v Woolwich Arsenal 3-1
Burslem Port vas Vv alas Gh 1-1, 2-1 Semi-Final
wc aare esas a Southampton St. M. v Nottm. Forest 11-1, 20-2
Derby C. v Everton 33-1
Second Round
Southampton St. M. v Newcastle U. 1-0 Final 1897-98: Derby C. 1 Nottm. Forest 3
1 At Birmingham. 2 At Crystal Palace. 3 At Wolverhampton,

First Round Sheffield U. v Preston N.E. 2-2, 2-1
Everton v Jarrow W.B.A. v Bury 2-1
Nottm. Forest v Aston V. Liverpool v Newcastle U 3-1
Sheffield U. v Burnley Notts C. v Southampton 0-1
Preston N.E. v Grimsby T. Derby C. v Wolverhampton W. 2-1
W.B.A. v South Shore Small Heath v Stoke 2-2, 1-2
Heanor T. v Bury Tottenham H. v Sunderland
Liverpool v Blackburn R.
Glossop v Newcastle U.
Notts C. v Kettering Third Round
New Brompton v Southampton Nottm. Forest v Sheffield U. 0-1
Woolwich Arsenal v Derby C. W.B.A. v Liverpool 0-2
Bolton W. v Wolverhampton W. Southampton v Derby C. 1-2
Small Heath v Manchester C. Stoke v Tottenham H. 4-1
Stoke v Sheffield W.
Newton Heath v Tottenham H. Semi-Final
Bristol C. v Sunderland Sheffield U. v Liverpool 22-2, 34-4,1 40-0, 51-0
Derby C. v Stoke 63-1
Second Round
Everton vy Nottm. Forest Final 1898-99; Derby C. 1 Sheffield U. 4
1 Abandoned, crowd encroached on field. 2 At Nottingham, 3 At Bolton. * At Manchester. 5 At
Derby. © At Wolverhampton.
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First Round Nottm. Forest v Sunderland 3-0
Preston N.E. v Tottenham H. 1-0 Sheffield W. v Sheffield U 1-1, 0-2
Blackburn R. vy Portsmouth 0-0, 1-1, 5-0 Notts C. v Bury 0-0, 0-2
Nottm. Forest vyGrimsby T. 3-0 Southampton vy Newcastle U. 4-1
Sunderland v Derby C. 2-2, 3-0 W.B.A. v Liverpool 1-1, 2-1
Sheffield W. v Bolton W. 1- Queen’s Park R. v Millwall A. 0-2
Sheffield U. v Leicester Fosse Aston V. v Bristol C, 5-1
Notts C. v Chorley
Burnley v Bury
Southampton vy Everton Third Round
Newcastle U. v Reading Preston N.E. v Nottm. Forest 0, 0-1
W.B.A. v Walsall Sheffield U. v Bury 2-2, 0-2
Liverpool v Stoke Southampton v W.B.A, 2-1
Wolverhampton W. yv Queen’s Park R. Millwall A. v Aston V. 0, 2-1
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Bristol C. v Stalybridge R. Nottm. Forest
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Southampton v Millwall A. 30-0, +3-0
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Preston N.E. vy Blackburn R. 1-0 Final 1899-1900: Southampton 0 Bury 4
1 At Stoke. 2 At Bramall Lane, Sheffield. 3 At Crystal Palace. 4 At Reading.

First Round Tottenham H. v Bury 2-1
Bolton W. v Derby C, 1- Middlesbrough v Kettering 5-0
Reading v Bristol R. 2- Woolwich Arsenal v W.B.A. 0-1
Tottenham H. v Preston N.E. 1-1, 4- Notts C. v Wolverhampton W. 2-3
Sheffield W. v Bury Sheffield U. v Everton 2-0
Middlesbrough v Newcastle U. Small Heath v Burnley 1-0
Kettering v Chesterfield _' — Aston V. v Nottm. Forest 3
Woolwich Arsenal v Blackburn R. ete
W.B.A. v Manchester C. Third Round
Notts C. v Liverpool Reading v Tottenham H. 1-1, 0-3
Wolverhampton W. v New Brighton Tower Middlesbrough v W.B.A. 0-1
Sunderland vy Sheffield U. Wolverhampton W. v Sheffield U, 0-4
Southampton v Everton Small Heath v Aston Y. 0-0, 0-1
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Sheffield U. v Aston V. 22-2, 33-0
Second Round
Bolton W. v Reading 0-1 Final 1900-01: Sheffield U. 2, 1 Tottenham H. 2, 3
1 At Villa Park. 2 At Nottingham, 3 At Derby.

First Round Walsall v Bury 0
*Tottenham H. v Southampton 1-1, 12-2, 31-2 Manchester C. v Nottm. Forest 0-
*Liverpool v Everton 2-2, 2-0 Bristol R. v Stoke 0.
Bury v W.B.A. 5-1 Sheffield U. v Bolton W. 2
Walsall v Burnley 1-0 Newcastle U. v Sunderland 1
Glossop v Nottm. Forest 1-3 Lincoln C. v Derby C. 1-
*Preston N.E. v Manchester C. 1-1, 10-0, 42-4 Reading v Portsmouth 0
*Aston v. v Stoke 2-2, 11-2
*Bristol R. v Middlesbrough 1-1, 41-0 Third Round
Northampton v Sheffield U. 0-2 Bury v Southampton 2
Wolverhampton W. v Bolton W. 0-2 Nottm. Forest v Stoke 2-
Woolwich Arsenal vy Newcastle 0-2 *Sheftield U. v Newcastle U. 1-1, 2
Sheffield W. v Sunderland 0-1 *Derby C. v Portsmouth 0-0, 6 Wwe
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Blackburn R. v Derby C. 20-2
*Lincoln C. v Oxford C. 0-0, 4-0
*Portsmouth v Grimsby T. 1-1, 2-0 Semi-Final
Southampton v Nottm. Forest 53.1
Notts C. v Reading 1-2 61-1, 71-1, 81-0
*Sheffield U. v Derby C,
Second Round
Southampton v Liverpool 4-1 Final 1901-02: Sheffield U. 1, 2 Southampton 1, 1
*Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 Postponed because of weather. 3 At Reading. * At Preston
(Preston won toss for choice of ground). 5 At Tottenham. © At West Bromwich. 7 At Wolverhampton
8 At Nottingham.
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Barnsley v Aston VE 1-4
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0-0, 2-0 Sheffield U. v Bury 0-1
See lode v W.B.A. 0-2
Bolton W. v Bristol C. 0-5 Grimsby T. v Notts C.
3-1 Derby C. v Blackburn R. 2-0
Aston V. v Sunderland 0-0, 2-0
Barnsley v Lincoln C. 2-0 *Stoke v Nottm. Forest
1-3 Millwall A. v Preston N.E. 4-1
Woolwich Arsenal v Sheffield U. 3-1
Buy v Wolverhampton W. 1-0 Everton v Manchester U.
Grimsby T. v Newcastle U. 2-1
*Notts C. v Southampton 0-0, 2-2, 2-1 Third Round
Derby C. v Small Heath 2-1 Tottenham v Aston V. 2-3
*Blackburn R. v Sheffield W. 0-0, 1-0 Bury v Notts. C. 1-0
*Nottm. Forest v Reading 0-0, 6-3 Derby C. v Stoke 3-0
Glossop v Stoke 2-3 Millwall A. v Everton 1-0
Millwall A. v Luton a a
Preston N.E. v Manchester C. - ee
Everton v Portsmouth 5-0 Saal Borg 10-3
Manchester U. v Liverpool 2-1 Derby C. v Millwall A. 23.0
Second Round :
Tottenham H. v Bristol C. 1-0 Final 1902-03: Derby C. 0 Bury 6
* Home team. 1 At Everton. 7? At Villa Park.

First Round Preston N.E. v Middlesbrough 0-3
Manchester C. v Sunderland 3-2 Sheffield W. v Manchester U. 6-0
Woolwich Arsenal v Fulham 1-0 *Tottenham H. v Aston V. 20-1, 1-0
Millwall v Middlesbrough 0-2 Bolton W. v Southampton 4-1
Preston N.E. v Grimsby T. 1-0 Bury v Sheffield U. 1-2
*Plymouth A. v Sheffield W. 2-2, 0-2 *Derby C. v Wolverhampton W. 2-2, 1 32-2, 1-0
*Notts C. v Manchester U. 3-3, 1-2 Blackburn R. v Nottm. Forest 3-1
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toke v Aston V. = Third Round
Teeading v Bolton W.
Southampton v Burslem Port Vale
1-1,2-3
3-0
*Manchester C. v Middlesbrough
*Tottenham H. v Sheffield W.
0-0, 3-1
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Bristol C, v Sheffield U. 1-3 Sheffield U. v Bolton W. "0-2
ury v Newcastle
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Poe ae Dene W. v Stockton at Semi-Final
ackburn R. v Liverpool -1 S
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B.A. v Nottm. . Forest oe 1-3
1-1, Bolton W. ¥ C.
Manchester v Sheffield
Dexby C. W. 43-0
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Second Round
Woolwich Arsenal v Manchester C. 0-2 Final 1903-04: Bolton W. 0 Manchester C. 1
* Home club. ‘4 After extra time. ? Abandoned, crowd encroached on field. 3 At Villa Park, * At
Goodison Park. 53 At Wolverhampton,

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First Round *Tottenham H. v Newcastle U. 1-1, 0-4
Lincoln C. v Manchester C. *Bristol C. v Preston N.E. 0-0, 0-1
*Bolton W. v Bristol R. Sheffield W. v Portsmouth 2-1
*Middlesbrough v Tottenham H. Stoke v Everton 0-4
*Newcastle U. v Plymouth A. i7 _ i bats nw t
Wolverhampton W. v Southampton 2-3
*Woolwich Arsenal v Bristol C. roi
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a Aston V. v Bury 3-2
Derby C. v Preston N.E. Fulham v Nottm, Forest 1-0
Blackburn R. v Sheffield W.
Small Heath v Portsmouth
Stoke v Grimsby T,
Third Round
*Liverpool v Everton 1 Bolton W. v Newcastle U. 0-2
*Sunderland vyWolverhampton W. — ae
*Preston N.E. v Sheffield W. 1-1, 0-3
Southampton v Millwall Everton v Southampton 4-0
Aston V. v Leicester Fosse Aston V. v Fulham 5-0
Bury v Notts C. Cee
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Nottm. Forest v Sheffield U. to
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Everton v Aston V. 34-1, 61-2
Second Round
Manchester C. vy Bolton W. 1-2 Final 1904-05: Aston V. 2 Newcastle U. 0
*Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 At Tottenham. 3 At Woolwich. * At Manchester. 5 At Stoke.
© At Nottingham.
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First Round Manchester U. v Norwich C,
*Woolwich A, v West Ham 3-0
U. 1-1, 3-2 *Aston V. v Plymouth A. 0-0, 5-1
Worcester C. v Watford 0-6 *Derby C. v Newcastle U. 0-0, 1-2
Sunderland v Notts C. 1-0 Blackpool v Sheffield U. 2-1
Burslem Port V. v Gainsborough T. 0-3 Tottenham H., v Reading 3-2
Manchester U. v Staple Hill 7-2 Stoke v Birmingham 0-1
*Norwich C. v Tonbridge W.R. 1-1, 5-0 Chesterfield v Everton 0-3
Aston V. v King’s Lynn 11-0 Bradford C. vy Wolverhampton W. 5-0
New Crusaders v Plymouth A. 3-6 *Sheftield W. v Millwall 1-1, 3-0
Newcastle U. v Grimsby T. 6-0 Fulham v Nottm. Forest 1-3
Derby C. v Kettering 4-0 Barnsley v Liverpool 0-1
*Blackpool v C. Palace 1-1, 11-1, 21-0 Brentford v Lincoln C. 3-0
Sheffield U. v Manchester C. 4-1 *New Brompton v Southampton 0-0, 0-1
Tottenham H. v Burnley 2-0 *Brighton v Middlesbrough 1-1, 11-1, 1-3
Hull C. v Reading 0-1
Birmingham vy Preston N.E. 1-0 Third Round
Stoke v Blackburn R. 1-0 Woolwich A. v Sunderland 5-0
Everton v W.B.A. 3-1 Manchester U. v Aston V. 5-1
*Clapton O. v Chesterfield 0-0, 0-3 Newcastle U. v Blackpool 5-0
Bradford C. v Barrow 3-2 *Tottenham H. v Birmingham 1-1, 0-2
Bishop Auckland vWolverhampton W. 0-3 Everton v Bradford C. 1-0
Sheffield W. v Bristol R. 1-0 Sheffield W. v Nottm. Forest 4-1
Millwall v Burton W. 1-0 Liverpool v Brentford 2-0
*Bury v Nottm. Forest 1-1, 2-6 Southampton y Middlesbrough 6-1
Fulham v Queen’s P.R. 1-0
Liverpool v Leicester Fosse 2-1 Fourth Round
*Crewe A. v Barnsley 1-1, 0-4 Manchester U. v Woolwich A. 2-3
Brentford vy Bristol C. 2-1 *Birmingham v Newcastle U. 2-2, 0-3
Lincoln C. v Stockport C. 4-2 Everton v Sheffield W. 4-
Southampton v Portsmouth 5-1 Liverpool vy Southampton 3-0
New Brompton v Northampton 2-1
Middlesbrough v Bolton W. 3-0 Semibinal
Brighton v Swindon 3-0 Woolwich A. v Newcastle U. 20-2
Second Round Everton v Liverpool 32-0
Woolwich A. v Watford 3-0
*Sunderland v Gainsborough T. 1-1, 3-0 Final 1905-06: Everton 1 Newcastle U. 0
* Home club. 1 After extra time. ? At Villa Park. 3 At Stoke.

First Round W.B.A. v Norwich C. -0
Burslem P.V. v Irthlingboro 7-1 Derby C. v Lincoln C. -0
Notts C. v Preston N.E. 1-0 *Fulham v C. Palace 0-0, 0-1
*Blackburn R. v Manchester C, 2-2, 1-0 Brentford vy Middlesbrough 1-0
*Tottenham v Hull C. 0-0, 10-0, 1-0 West Ham vy Everton 1-2
*W.B.A. v Stoke 1-1, 12-2, 22-1 Bolton W. v Aston V. 2-0
Hastings v Norwich C. 1-3 Woolwich A. v Bristol C. 2-1
*Derby C. v Chesterfield 1-1, 4-0 Bristol R. v Millwall 3-0
*Lincoln C. v Chelsea 2-2, 1-0 Barnsley v Portsmouth 1-0
*Stockport v Fulham 0-0, 1-2 Bury v New Brompton 1-0
Newcastle U. v C. Palace 0-1 Oldham A. v Liverpool 0-1
Brentford v Glossop 2-1 Bradford C. v Accrington S. 1-0
Middlesbrough v Northampton 4-2 *Southampton vy Sheftield W. 1-1, 3-1
Blackpool v West Ham 1-2 *Luton v Sunderland 0-0, 0-1
Everton v Sheffield U. 1-0
Burnley v Aston V. 1-3. Third Round
Bolton W. v Brighton 3-1 Notts C. v Tottenham H. 4-0
*Grimsby T. v Woolwich A. 1-1, 0-3 W.B.A. v Derby C. 2-0
Bristol C. v Leeds C. 4-1 *C, Palace v Brentford 1-1, 1-0
*Bristol R. v Q.P.R. 0-0, 1-0 *£yerton v Bolton W. 0-0, 3-0
Millwall v Plymouth A. 2-0 Woolwich A. v Bristol R. 1-0
*Nottm. Forest v Barnsley 1-1, 1-2 Barnsley v Bury 1-0
*Portsmouth v Manchester U. 2-2, 2-1 Liverpool v Bradford C. 1-0
Oxford C. v Bury 0-3 *Sheffield W. v Sunderland 0-0, 1-0
*Burton U. v New Brompton 0-0, 30-2
Oldham A. v Kidderminster H. 5-0 Fourth Round
Liverpool v Birmingham 2-1 W.B.A. v Notts C. 3-1
Bradford C. v Reading 2-0 *C. Palace v Everton 1-1, 0-4
*Crewe A. v Accrington S. 1-1, 0-1 Barnsley v Woolwich A. 1-2
Southampton v Watford 2-1 Sheffield W. v Liverpool 1-0
Sheffield W. v Wolverhampton W. a2
*Gainsborough T. v Luton 0-0,1-2 Gomi-Final
Sunderland v Leicester Fosse 4-1 SUA UAenes Bventon 41-2
Second Round e 4 Aer. Woolwich A. v Sheffield W 51-3
*Burslem P.V. v Notts C. a2, Om
*Blackburn R. v Tottenham 1-1, 11-1, 2 1-2 Final 1906-07: Sheffield W. 2 Everton 1
* Home club. 14 After extra time. 2 At Villa Park. 3 At Fulham, * At Bolton, 5 At St. Andrews,
Birmingham.
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First Round i
*Stoke v Gainsbro’ ? T. -
1-1, -2, 23-1
12-2,
*Bradford C. v Wolves 1-1, 0-1 Portsmouth v Leicester Fosse , ia
Bury v Millwall 2-1 *Notts C. v Bolton W. 1-1, 1-
*Swindon T. v Sheffield U. 0-0, 3-2 eos A.V Everio | 0-0, La
.P.R. v Readin 1-0 outhampton v W.B.A. =
Sake a aneola C. 5-0 Bristol R. v Chesterfield 2-0
Gainsbro’ T. v Watford 1-0 Newcastle U. vy West Ham U. ; 2a
Hastings v Portsmouth 0-1 *Liverpool v Brighton 1-1, ae
Leicester Fosse v Blackburn R. 2-0 Grimsby T. v Carlisle U.
Notts C. v Middlesbrough 2-0 Plymouth A. v C. Palace 2-3
Bolton W. v Woking 5-0 pis eo ag - Brompton 1-1, re
Oldham A. v Leeds C. 2-1 orwic . V Fulham -
Everton v Tottenham H. 1-0 Manchester U. v Chelsea 1-0
Burnley v Southampton iti aa Aston V. v Hull C. 3-0
*W.B.A. v Birmingham -1, 2-
Northampton vy Bristol R. 0-1 =‘Third Round
Chesterfield v Stockton 4-0 Wolves v Swindon T. 2-0
Newcastle U. v Nottm. Forest 2-0 Portsmouth v Stoke 0-1
West Ham U. v Rotherham T. 1-0 *Bolton W. v Everton 3-3, 1-3
Liverpool v Derby C. 4-2 Southampton v Bristol R. 2-0
*Brighton v Preston N.E. 1-1, 1-0 Newcastle U. v Liverpool Ee; |
*Bristol C. v Grimsby T. 0-0, 1-2 Grimsby T. v C. Palace 1-0
epee ve weet 2-2, at Manchester C Vv bores i-1, ne
PhO RIAD ONAL ICUBISS Aston V. v Manchester U.
plymouth A. Vv lee” ne re econ
Glossop v Manchester C. , O-
New Brompton v Sunderland 3-1 poate Rom ae 0-1
eR 3-8 *Everton v Southampton 0-0, 2-3
anes ve ot aM Newcastle U. v Grimsby T. eS
Ghelseaty, Worksop . 1 Fulham v Manchester U. 2-
Aston V. v Stockport C. Bt mee
*Woolwich A. v Hull C. 0-0, 1-4 p sennige tre ona
olves v
Second Round Newcastle U. v Fulham 46-0
Wolves v Bury 2-0
Swindon T. v Q.P.R. 2-1 Final 1907-08: Newcastle U. 1 Wolves 3
*Home club. 1 After extra time. 2? At Nottingham. 3 At Stamford Bridge. * At Liverpool.

First Round Tottenham H. v Fulham 1-0
Manchester U. v Brighton 1-0 *C. Palace v Burnley 0-0, 0-9
Everton v Barnsley 3-1 Newcastle U. v Blackpool 2-1
Notts C. v Blackburn R. 0-1 *Leeds C. v West Ham U. 1-1, 1-2
*Hull C. v Chelsea 1-1, 0-1 Preston N.E. v Sunderland 1-2
Manchester C. v Tottenham H. 3-4 W.B.A. v Bradford C. 1-2
Carlisle U. v Fulham 1-4 *Bristol C. v Bury 2-2, 1-0
*Wolves v C. Palace 2-2, 2-4 Liverpool v Norwich C. 2-3
Bristol R. v Burnley 1-4 *Stockport C. v Glossop 1-1, 0-1
Newcastle U. v Clapton O, 5-0 *Portsmouth v Sheffield W. 2-2, 0-3
Blackpool v Hastings 2-0 Leicester Fosse v Derby C. 0-2
*Oldham A. v Leeds C. 1-1, 0-2 Plymouth A. v Exeter C. 2-0
*Q.P.R. v West Ham U. 0-0, 0-1 Nottm. Forest v Brentford 1-0
Sheffield U. v Sunderland 2-3 *Woolwich A. v Millwall 1-1, 0-1
preston N.E. v Mie : 1-0
Workington v Bradfor 0-0, 0-2 .
W.B.A. v Bolton W. 3-1 i Asse U. v Blackburn R. 6-1
*Bristol C. v Southampton 1=152-0 *TGttenham H.v Burnley ‘ 0-0, 1-3
Bury v Kettering 8-0 *West Ham U. v Newcastle U. 0-0, 1-2
*Norwich C. v Reading 0-0, 1-1, 33-2 Bradford C. v Sunderland 0-1
Liverpool v Lincoln C. 5-1 Bristol C. v Norwich C 2-0
*Grimsby T. v Stockport C, 12-2, 0-2 Sheffield Ww v Glossop 3 0-1
eed M4 er h He Derby C v Plymouth A 1-0
irmingham
[Shettield Wheev Stoke
Portsmout
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Northampton v Derby C. 1-1, 2-4
“Watford v Leicester Fosse 1-1, 1-3 ela Round
Plymouth A. v Swindon 1-0 urnley vy Manchester U. 21-0, 2-3
Wrexham Vv ExeteriG: 1-1, 1-2 *Newcastle U. v Sunderland 2-2, 3-0
Nottm. Forest v Aston V. 2-0 Glossop v Bristol C. 0-0, 0-1
Brentford v Gainsborough T. 2-0 Derby C. v Nottm. Forest 3-0
Luton v Millwall 1-2 eek
*Croydon Com. v Woolwich A. 1-1, 0-2 Semi-Final
Manchester U. v Newcastle U. 41-0
Second Round Bristol C. vy Derby C. 51-1, 62-1
Manchester U. v Everton 1-0
Blackburn R. v Chelsea 2-1 Final 1908-09: Bristol C. 0 Manchester U. 1
* Home club. 14 Abandoned because of blizzards. 2 Abandoned 18 mins. from the end. 3 At Villa
Park. * At Bramall Lane, Sheffield. 5 At Stamford Bridge. © At St. Andrews, Birmingham
556
First Round Leicester Fosse vy Bury 3-2
*Stoke v Newcastle U. Stockport v Leyton 0-2
*Chesterfield vy Fulham Swindon v Burnley 2-0
- Accrington S. v Blackburn R. Chelsea v Tottenham H. 0-1
Notts C. v Bradford C. Southampton v Manchester C, 0-5
Birmingham y Leicester Fosse Aston V. v Derby C. 6-1
Bury v Glossop STS)
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De Bristol R. v Barnsley 0-4
*Leyton v N. Brompton *Bristol C. v W.B.A. 1-1, 2-4
Stockport v Bolton W.
C. Palace v Swindon
*Southend v Q.P.R. <> Foros
Wolves v West Ham U. 1-5
Burnley v Manchester U. Everton v Woolwich A, 5-0
*Plymouth A. v Tottenham H. Sunderland y Bradford 3-1
Chelsea v Hull C. Portsmouth vy Coventry
Workington v Manchester C. *Northampton vy Nottm. Forest 0-0, 0-1
Brighton y Southampton
Oldham A. v Aston V. Third Round
Derby C. v Millwall Newcastle U. v Blackburn R. orl
*Blackpool v Barnsley Leicester Fosse vy Leyton 1-0
Grimsby T. v Bristol R. Swindon vy Tottenham H. 3-2
W.B.A. v Clapton O. Aston V. v Manchester C. 1-2
Bristol C. v Liverpool Barnsley v W.B.A. 1-0
*Norwich C. v Q.P.R. *Q.P.R. v West Ham U. 1-1 1-0
*Gainsborough T. v Southend Everton v Sunderland 2-0
West Ham U. vy Carlisle U. Coventry v Nottm. Forest 3-1
Reading v Wolves
Everton v Middlesbrough Fourth Round
Woolwich A. v Watford Newcastle U. v Leicester Fosse 3-0
Sunderland v Leeds C. Swindon v Manchester C. 2-0
Bradford v Bishop Auckland Barnsley v Q.P.R. 1-0
Preston N.E. v Coventry Coventry v Everton 0-2
Portsmouth v Shrewsbury T.
Nottm. Forest v Sheffield U.
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Second Round Barnsley v Everton 30-0, +3-0
Newcastle U. vy Fulham 4-0
Bradford C. v Blackburn R. 1-2 Final 1909-10: Barnsley 1, 50 Newcastle U. 1, 52
*Home club. 1! After extra time. 2 At Tottenham. +7 At Leeds. * At Manchester. 5 At Everton.

First Round Burnley v Barnsley
New Brompton v Bradford C. *Brighton v Coventry C. 0-0.
Norwich C. vy Sunderland *Blackburn R. v Tottenham H. 0-0, Por
Grimsby T. v Croydon C. tir
WHO Middlesbrough vy Leicester Fosse 0-0 =—ONO
Bristol C. v Crewe A. West Ham U. v Preston N.E.
Burnley v Exeter C. PP Manchester U. v Aston V. ade
Watford v Barnsley *Newcastle U. v Northampton 1-1,
Sheffield W. v Coventry C. Hull C. v Oldham A.
Leeds C. v Brighton Derby C. v W.B.A.
Southend U. v Blackburn R. Everton v Liverpool
Tottenham H. v Millwall Chesterfield v Chelsea
Middlesbrough v Glossop Wolves v Manchester C.
Leicester Fosse v Southampton Swindon v Woolwich A. AeWe3tot
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Portsmouth v Aston Y. Bradford C. v Grimsby T.
Newcastle U. v Bury To
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Northampton v Luton Middlesbrough v Blackburn R.
*Bristol R. v Hull C. T West Ham U. v Manchester U.
*Birmingham v Oldham A. —’ = Newcastle U. v Hull C.
Derby C. v Plymouth A. Derby C. v Everton
W.B.A. v Fulham eh Wolves v Chelsea
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*Chelsea v Leyton r—) = Fourth Round
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Bolton W. v Chesterfield Bradford C. v Burnley 1-0
Wolves v Accrington S. West Ham U. v Blackburn R. 2-3
Stoke v Manchester C. Newcastle
NONCN U. v Derby C. 40
Swindon v Notts C. Chelsea v Swindon 3-1
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*Clapton O. v Woolwich A.
Sheffield U. v Darlington Semi-Final
Bradford v Q.P.R. 4mOm Bradford C. v Blackburn R. 23-0
Newcastle U. v Chelsea 33-0
Second Round
Bradford C. v Norwich C. No' —
Crewe A. v Grimsby T. Final 1910-11: Newcastle U. 0, +0 Bradford C. 0,41
* Home club. 41 Abandoned because of fog. 2 At Sheffield. 3 At Birmingham. * At Old Trafford
Manchester.
R.F. 72/3-29 550
Derby C. v Blackburn R. 1-2
First Round
Manchester U. v Huddersfield T. 3-1 Wolves v Lincoln C. 2-1
Southampton v Coventry C. 0-2 Leeds C. v W.B.A. 0-1
Aston V. v Walsall 6-0 *C, Palace v Sunderland 0-0, 0-1
Southport C. v Reading 0-2 Fulham v Liverpool 3-0
Blackburn R. v Norwich C. 41 *Darlington v Northampton 1-1, 0-2
Derby C. v Newcastle U. 3-0 Swindon v Notts C. 2-0
*Watford v Wolves 0-0, 0-10 *Middlesbrough v, West Ham U. 1-1, 1-2
Lincoln C.*v Stockport C. 2-0 *Everton v Bury 1-1, 6-0
W.B.A. v Tottenham H. 3-0 Manchester C. v Oldham A. Q-1
Leeds C. v Glossop 1-0 Bradford C. v Chelsea 2-0
Sunderland v Plymouth A. 3-1 Bradford v Portsmouth 2-0
*Brentford v C. Palace 0-0, 0-4 Barnsley v Leicester Fosse 1-0
Fulham v Burnley 2-1 Bolton W. v Blackpool 1-0
Liverpool v Leyton 1-0
Northampton v Bristol C. 1-0 Third Round
Darlington v Brighton 2-1 *Reading vy Manchester U. 1-1, 0-3
Swindon vy Sutton Junc. 5-0 Blackburn R. v Wolves 3-2
Luton v Notts C. 2-4 Sunderland v W.B.A. 1-2
West Ham U. v Gainsborough 2-1 Fulham v Northampton 2-1
*Middlesbrough v Sheffield W. 0-0, 2-1 *West Ham U. v Swindon 1-1, 0-4
Clapton O. v Everton 1-2 Oldham A. v Everton 0-2
Bury v Millwall A. 2-1 Bradford v Bradford C. 0-1
*Oldham A, v Hull C. 1-1, 1-0 Bolton W. v Barnsley 1-2
Preston N.E. v Manchester C. 0-1
*Q.P.R. v Bradford C. 0-0, 0-4 Fourth Round
Chelsea v Sheffield U 1-0 Manchester U. v Blackburn R. 1-1, 12-4
Nottm. Forest v Bradford 0-1 W.B.A. v Fulham 3-0
Bristol R. v Portsmouth 1-2 Swindon v Everton 2-1
Birmingham v Barnsley 0-0, 1-3 *Barnsley v Bradford C. 0-0, 10-0, 0-0, 3-2
*Croydon C. v Leicester Fosse 2-2, 1-6
Bolton W. v Woolwich A. 1-0 Semi-Final
*Crewe A. v Blackpool 1-1, 71-2 Blackburn R. v W.B.A. 20-0, 30-1
Second Round Swindon v Barnsley 40-0, 0-1
Coventry C. v Manchester U. 1-5
*Aston V..v Reading Final 1911-12: Barnsley 0, 11 W.B.A. 0, 10
* Home club. 1 After extra time, 2 At Anfield. 3 At Sheffield. + At Stamford Bridge, replay at
Nottingham.

First Round Bradford v Wolves 3-0
Derby C. v Aston V. *Chelsea v Sheffield W. 1-1, 0-6
*W.B.A. v West Ham U. Oldham A. v Nottm. Forest 5-1
C. Palace v Glossop Plymouth A. v Manchester U. 0-2
*Southampton v Bury 1 *Brighton v Everton 0-0, 10-1
*Bradford v Barrow 1- *Bristol R. v Norwich C. 1-1, 12-2, 1-0
Wolves v London Cal. Sunderland v Manchester C. 2-0
Sheffield W. v Grimsby T. Huddersfield T. vySwindon 1-2
Chelsea v Southend U. *Hull C. v Newcastle U. 0-0, 0-3
Oldham A. v Bolton W. Woolwich A. v Liverpool 1-4
Chesterfield y Nottm. Forest Burnley v Gainsborough T. 4-1
Manchester U v Coventry C. 1-1, Middlesbrough v Q.P.R. 3-2
Plymouth A. v Preston N.E, Barnsley v Blackburn R. 2-3
Everton v Stockport C. Reading v Tottenham H. 1-0
Portsmouth v Brighton
Bristol R. v Notts C. Third Round
Leicester Fosse v Norwich C, Aston Y. v C. Palace 5-0
Sunderland v Clapton O. |SLEDHSARSOHHASNOLH
Bradford v Sheffield W.
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Rochdale v Swindon Bristol R. v Everton 0-4
Huddersfield T. v Sheffield U. wnt
Kano Sunderland v Swindon 42
Newcastle U. v Bradford C. *Liverpool v Newcastle U. 1-1, 0-1
Fulham v Hull C. Burnley v Middlesbrough 3-1
Liverpool v Bristol C. Reading v Blackburn R. 1-2
*Croydon Com. v Woolwich A. P =)
Leeds C. v Burnley Fourth Round
*South Shields y Gainsborough T. 7 Bradford yv Aston V. 0-5
*Millwall vyMiddlesbrough Soi S Fat
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F220 Everton vy Oldham A. 0-1
Halifax T. v Q.P.R. “Sunderland v Newcastle U. 0-0, 12-2, 3-0
Blackburn R. v Northampton Blackburn R. v Burnley 0-1
*Gillingham v Barnsley ;
*Stoke v Reading
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*Tottenham H. v Blackpool SNS Tea
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Aston V. v Oldham A. 21-0
Second Round Sunderland v Burnley 30-0, 3-2
Aston V. v West Ham U. 5-0
C. Palace v Bury 2-0 Final 1912-13: Sunderland 0 Aston V. 1
* Home club, 1 Extra time, 2 At Blackburn. 3 At Bramall Lane, replay at Birmingham.
558
First Round Manchester C. v Tottenham H.
Newcastle U. v Sheffield U. Blackburn R. v Bury
Bradford y Reading Burnley vy Derby C.
*Millwall v Chelsea Bolton W. v Swindon T.
Bradford C. vy Woolwich A. Sunderland vy Plymouth A.
Manchester C. v Fulham Glossop v Preston N.E.
*Leicester vy Tottenham H. Exeter C, v Aston V.
Blackburn R. v Middlesbrough Leeds C. v W.B.A.
*Hull C. v Bury *Wolves v Sheffield W.
Burnley v South Shields Brighton v Clapton O.
Derby C. v Northampton T Liverpool v Gillingham
Bolton W. v Port Vale SSH#NSNSSOHY
West Ham U. v C. Palace
Swindon T. v Manchester U.
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Swansea T. v Q.P.R.
Sunderland vy Chatham Birmingham vy Huddersfield SCNSOSHRR
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Plymouth A. v Lincoln C.
Preston N.E. v Bristol R. Third Round
Glossop-v Everton
Aston V. v Stoke Millwall v Sheffield U. ae
Portsmouth v Exeter C. Blackburn R. vy Manchester C,
Burnley v Bolton W.
W.B.A. v Grimsby T.
Sunderland v Preston N.E.
Gainsborough v Leeds C, Aston V. v W.B.A.
Sheffield W. v Notts C. Sheffield W. v Brighton
Wolves v Southampton
*West Ham U. v Liverpool
*Oldham A. v Brighton Birmingham vy Q.P.R. NUSC=OON
*Clapton O. y Nottm. Forest SHSnhShSAH
*Liverpool v Barnsley aN)
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Gillingham v Blackpool Fourth Round
West Ham U. v Chesterfield *Manchester C. v Sheffield U.
C. Palace v Norwich C. *Sunderland v Burnley
*Q.P.R. v Bristol C. NO01 XxBe
Sheffield W. v Aston V.
Swansea T v Merthyr T. Liverpool v Q.P.R.
Birmingham v Southend er
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Huddersfield vy London Cal. Semi-Final
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Sheffield U. v Burnley 20-0, 0-1
Second Round Aston V. v Liverpool 30-2
Sheffield U. v Bradford 3-1
Millwall v Bradford C. 1-0 Final 1913-14: Liverpool 0 Burnley 1
*Homeclub. 1! After extra time. 2 At Old Trafford, replay at Goodison Park. 3 At White Hart Lane.

First Round Oldham A. v Rochdale 3-0
Blackpool v Sheffield U *Brighton v Birmingham 10-0, 0-3
Liverpool v Stockport C. *Bolton W. v Millwall 10-0, 12-2, 4-1
Bradford v Portsmouth Burnley v Southend U
*Bury v Plymouth —' _ Hull C. v Northampton
Croydon Com. v Oldham A. CNK
We Fulham v Southampton
Rochdale v Gillingham wesea>eee
Ri Chelsea v Arsenal
*Birmingham v C. Palace » XN Manchester C. v Aston V.
Brighton v Lincoln C. *Newcastle U. v Swansea T.
Bolton W. v Notts C. Sheffield W. v Wolves
Millwall v Clapton O. Everton v Bristol C.
Burnley v Huddersfield T. iQ°P:R..v Leeds '‘C,
*Bristol R. v Southend VU. =) 2 Bradford C. v Middlesbrough
Hull C. v W.B.A. Norwich C. v Tottenham H.
Grimsby T. v Northampton
Southampton v Luton T. Third Round
South Shields v Fulham Sheffield U. v Bradford
*Chelsea v Swindon Birmingham v Oldham A.
Arsenal v Merthyr T. Bolton W. v Burnley
*Preston N.E. v Manchester C, *Southampton v Hull C.
Aston V. v Exeter C. Manchester C. v Chelsea
*West Ham U. v Newcastle U. Se
aevwa Sheffield W. v Newcastle U.
Swansea T. v Blackburn R. Q.P.R. v Everton
Sheffield W. v Manchester U. *Bradford C. v Norwich C. CRNRHARRW
Reading v Wolves BRSSKUSHSNNOHOHAAANSSOOHSSD
Everton v Barnsley Fourth Round
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Bristol C. v Cardiff C. *Oldham A. vy Sheffield U.
Q.P.R. v Glossop Bolton W. v Hull C.
Derby C. v Leeds C. *Chelsea v Newcastle U.
Darlington v Bradford C. STPPYLSTEDYYSLE=WO=OWHNNWN
Bradford C. v Everton
Middlesbrough v Goole T.
Nottm. Forest vy Norwich C. Semi-Final
Tottenham H. v Sunderland BbOENHSS
bey Sheffield U. v Bolton W.
Chelsea v Everton
Second Round
Sheffield U. v Liverpool 1-0
Bury v Bradford 0-1 Final 1914-15: Chelsea 0 Sheffield U. 3
* Home club. 1 After extra time. By a special rule for this season extra time, if necess ary, was played in
22nd replay at Lincoln behind closed doors. 3 At Blackburn, * At Villa
all tiesafter the first round.
Park,
559
First Round Tottenham H. v West Stanley
Aston V. v Q.P.R. West Ham U. v Bury
Port Vale v Manchester U Chelsea v Swindon
Sunderland v Hull C. Leicester C. vyManchester C.
*Th’ycroft’s (W) v Burnley LS Bradford v Castleford T.
Bristol R. v Tottenham H. Notts C. v Middlesbrough
West Stanley v Gillingham Bristol C. vy Arsenal
*Southampton vy West Ham U. Ni S Wolves v Cardiff C.
Bury v Stoke eae
tat Bradford C. v Sheffield U.
Bolton W. v Chelsea Preston N.E. v Blackpool
Fulham v Swindon Newcastle U. v Huddersfield T.
*Newport C. v Leicester C. Oo Plymouth A. v Barnsley
Manchester C. v Clapton O. Luton T. v Liverpool
Bradford v Nottm. Forest Birmingham v Darlington
Castleford T. v Hednesford T.
Notts C. v Millwall A. Third Round
OWKRUNNS
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Middlesbrough v Lincoln C. Aston V. v Sunderland
Grimsby T. v Bristol C. Tottenham H. v West Ham U.
Arsenal v Rochdale Chelsea v Leicester C.
Cardiff C. v Oldham A. Notts C. v Bradford
*Blackburn R. v Wolves Bristol C. v Cardiff C.
Preston N.E. v Bradford C.
*Bradford C. v Portsmouth
Sheffield U. v Southend U. EEODED
TORT
ENERO
PPORAT Huddersfield T. v Plymouth A.
Preston N.E. v Stockport C. Liverpoo! vy Birmingham
*Blackpool v Derby C. e i=)
Huddersfield T. v Brentford Fourth Round
Newcastle U. v C. Palace Tottenham H. v Aston V.
Plymouth A. v Reading Chelsea v Bradford
W.B.A. v Barnsley Bristol C. v Bradford C.
*South Shields v Liverpool ' ta
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Huddersfield T. v Liverpool
*Luton T. v Coventry C. Ne
Birmingham v Everton Semi-Final
*Darlington v Sheffield W. P Ne
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Aston V. v Chelsea
Second Round Bristol C. vyHuddersfield T.
Manchester U. v Aston V. 1-2
*Burnley v Sunderland 1-1, 0-2
Final 1919-20: Huddersfield T. 70 Aston V. ?1
ene ee , pendent Ale tlae because of flooded ground. ? Afterextratime. 3 At Bramall
7, ; ord Bridge.

First Round *Notts C. v Aston V. 0-0, 0-1
Southend U. vy Eccles 5-1 Bradford v Huddersfield T. “0-1
*Darlington v Blackpool 2-2, 1-2 C. Palace v Hull C. 0-2
Tottenham H. v Bristol R. 6-2 Burnley v Q.P.R. 4-2
a ote Aa ee a = aoe v Luton T. 0-4
Aston V. v Bristol C. 2-0 eeverton N Sheila We 1-1 to

Bradford v Clapton O. 1-0 Newcastle U. v Liverpool : 1-0
Brentford vy Huddersfield T, 1-2 *Lincoln C. v Fulham 0-0, 0-1
C. Palace v Manchester C. 2-0 *Derby C. v Wolves 1-1.\05
Hull C. v Bath C, 3-0 Grimsby T. v Southampton | 13
jaa eee aes a Pcie on. 0-0, 0-1
South Shields v Portsmouth 3-0 Swindon ge u Chelsea ‘ 2
Puen Tae once 2-1 : ‘
reston N.E. v Bolton W. 2-0 ;
Watford
Mvcrton +v Stockvare
Exeter C. & 3-0
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Bou en . V Tottenham H. 1-4
Sheffield W. v West Ham U. i Gee Ce caries. x. ae
*Newcastle U. v Nottm. Forest 1-1 2-0 Ty Mts ial rap!
*Liverpool v Manchester U. 1-1 ,2-1 ae SE a ri
Millwall v Lincoln C, oo pee een, aa
*Blackburn
DerbyC. + R.Middiesbrovak
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Woliery Giake 3-2 Plymouth A, vy Chelsea 0-0, 10-0, 21-2
Grimsby T. v Norwich C. 1-0
*Northampton v Southampton
Rrighton y OldhemnA" 0-0, 4
1-4 See Road H. v Aston
4 ottenham Y. 1-0
Sunderland vy Cardiff C.
Swansea T. ¥ Buty 0-1
3.0 AOE
Everton Nenaeton
v Wolves INE beget = 1
Plymouth A. v Rochdale 2-0 Seema Coy Chelsea ae
era Ae. Sheffield U. 1-0 Semi-Final
ae N4 ‘a. 0-0, 12-2, 1-3 Se ae H. v Preston N.E. 3 2-1
oun fo) i
Southend U, v Blackpool 1-0 wader rae 10 uaa
Tottenham H. v Bradford C. 4-0 Final 1920-21: Wolves 0 Tottenham H. 1
* Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 At Bristol City Gro 3 At Hillsborough, Sheffield. 4+ At
Anfield, Liverpool, 5 At Old Trafford Manchester. a 7
560
First Round Swindon T. vy Blackburn R.
Everton v C. Palace *Brighton v Huddersfield
Millwall v Ashington Aston V. v Luton T.
Worksop T. v Southend U.
*Swansea JT. v West Ham U. Z LS i ie‘ &
*Northampton v Stoke 2Pe
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Liverpool v W.B.A.
*Blackburn R. v Southport 1- aetS *Bradford C. v Notts C. 1-1, 11-1, 3
Swindon T. v Leeds U. Bradford v Arsenal
Brighton v Sheffield U. Leicester C. v Fulham
*Burnley v Huddersfield T. 2-2 Barnsley v Oldham A.
Aston V. v Derby C. Preston N.E. v Newcastle U.
*Portsmouth v Luton T. 1-1, *Southampton v Cardiff C. —_‘ _ (wo
Port Vale v Stoke bVEKBWSHSSENNGH
Nottm. Forest v Hull C.
Northampton T. v Reading Bolton W. v Manchester C.
Chelsea v W.B.A. Tottenham H. v Watford TM
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*Sunderland yv Liverpool 1 '1t‘'‘
*Walsall v Bradford C. 3- Third Round

*Grimsby T. v Notts C. 1 ee Millwall v Swansea T.
Bradford v Sheffield W. *Blackburn R. v Huddersfield
*Arsenal v Q.P.R. *Stoke v Aston V.
*Plymouth A. v Fulham — er
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*Bristol C. v Nottm. Forest S T SS * Arsenal v Preston N.E. 1-1, 1-2
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Blackpool v Watford Semi-Final
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Second Round Preston N.E. v Tottenham H. 52-1
*C. Palace v Millwall 0-0, 0-2
Southend v Swansea T. 0-1 Final 1921-22: Preston N.E. 0 Huddersfield T. 1
*Home club. 1 After extra time. 7? At Bristol City Ground. 3 At Bramall Lane, Sheffield. + At
Burniey. * At Hillsborough, Sheffield.

First Round Charlton A. v Preston N.E. 2-0
Norwich C. v Bolton W. 0-2 W.B.A. v Sunderland 2-0
*Portsmouth v Leeds U. 0-0, 1-3 *Middlesbrough v Sheffield U. 1-1, 0-3
Clapton O. v Millwall 0-2 Wolves v Liverpool 0-2
Huddersfield T. v Birmingham 2-1 Wigan Borough v Q.P.R. 2-4
Manchester C. v Charlton A. 1-2 *South Shields v Blackburn R, 0-0, 1-0
Aberdare v Preston N.E. 1-3 Bury v Stoke 3-1
*W.B.A. v Stalybridge C. 0-0, 2-0 *Chelsea v Southampton 0-0, 0-1
Sunderland v Burnley 3-1 *Brighton v West Ham U. 1-1, 0-1
Oldham A. v Middlesbrough 0-1 Plymouth A. v Bradford 4-1
*Nottm F. v Sheffield U. 0-0, 10-0,1 21-1, 30-1 Bristol C. v Derby C. 0-3
*Liverpool v Arsenal 0-0, 4-1 Sheffield W. v Barnsley 2-1
Merthyr T. v Wolves 0-1 Tottenham H. v Manchester U. 4-0
Q.P.R. v C. Palace 1-0 Leicester C. v Cardiff C. 0-1
Wigan Borough vy Bath C. 4-1
South Shields v Halifax T. 3-1 Third Round
Aston V. v Blackburn R. 0-1 *Huddersfield T. v Bolton W. 1-1, 0-1
Bury v Luton T. 2-1 Charlton A. v W.B.A. 1-0
Blyth Spartans v Stoke 0-3 Liverpool v Sheffield U. 1-2
Chelsea v Rotherham C. 1-0 Q.P.R. v South Shields 3-0
*Newcastle U. v Southampton 0-0, 1-3 *Bury v Southampton 0-0, 0-1
*Brighton v Corinthians 1-1 11-1, +1-0 West Ham U. v Plymouth A. 2-0
Hull C. v West Ham U. 2-3 Derby C. v Sheffield W. 1-0
*Plymouth A. v Notts C. 0-0, 1-0 Cardiff C. vy Tottenham H. 2-3
*Everton v Bradford 1-1, 0-1
Derby C. v Blackpool 2-0 Fourth Round
Bristol C. vyWrexham 5-1 Charlton A. v Bolton W. 0-1
Sheffield W. v New Brighton 3-0 Q.P.R. v Sheffield U. + 0-1
*Swindon T. v Barnsley 0-0, 0-2 *Southampton v West Ham U. 1-1, 11-1, 60-1
*Tottenham H. v Worksop T. 0-0, 59-0 Tottenham H. v Derby C. 0-1
*Bradford C. vyManchester U. 1-1, 0-2
*Cardiff C. v Watford 1-1, 12-2, © 2-1 Semi-Final
Leicester C. y Fulham 4-0 Bolton W. v Sheffield U. 71-0
Second Round | ee # West Ham U. v Derby C. 45-2
olton W. v Leeds U. DS
*Millwall v Huddersfield T. 0-0, 0-3 Final 1922-23: West Ham U. 0 Bolton W. 2
* Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 At Notts County Ground. 3 At Hillsborough, Sheffield. * At
Stamford Bridge. 5 At Tottenham by arrangement. © At Villa Park. 7 At Old Trafford, Manchester.
Beginning with this year all subsequent finals have been played at Wembley Stadium.
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Southampton v Blackpool 3-1
First Round
Derby C. v Bury Bolton W. v Liverpool 1-4
Portsmouth v Newcastle U. ha *Manchester C. v Halifax T. 2-2, 10-0, 43-0
Exeter C. v Grimsby T. Brighton v Everton 5-2
Middlesbrough v Watford Cardiff C. v Arsenal 1-0
*Chelsea v Southampton —' _ *Sheffield W. v Bristol C. 1-1, 0-2
Blackpool v Sheffield U. Swansea T. v Aston V. 0-2
Liverpool v Bradford C. *West Ham U. v Leeds U. 1-1, 0-1
*Hull C. v Bolton W. 2-2, W.B.A. v Corinthians 5-0
Manchester C. v Nottm. Forest Ne *Charlton A. v Wolves 0-0, O-1
*Northampton v Halifax T. 1e1,t4-1 542 Swindon T. v Oldham A. 2-0
*Barnsley v Brighton 0- ? *C. Palace v Notts C. 0-0, 10-0, 1 70-0, 72-1
Everton v Preston N.E. *Burnley v Fulham 0, 11-0
*Cardiff C. v Gillingham 0-0, NwWorP *Manchester U. v Huddersfield T. 0-3
Arsenal v Luton T.
Sheffield W. v Leicester C. Third Round
Norwich C. v Bristol C Watford v Newcastle U. 0-1
Ashington v Aston V. *Southampton v Liverpool 0-0, 0-2
*Swansea v Clapton O. 1-1, 11-1, > Brighton v Manchester C, 1-5
West Ham U. v Aberdare Cardiff C. v Bristol C. 3-0
Leeds U. v Stoke Aston V. v Leeds U. 3-0
Millwall v W.B.A. *W.B.A. v Wolves 1-1, 2-0
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Oldham A. v Sunderland Newcastle U. v Liverpool 1-0
C. Palace v Tottenham H. *Manchester C. v Cardiff C. 0-0, 11-0
Q.P.R. v Notts C. W.B.A. v Aston V. 0-2
Burnley v South Shields *Swindon T. v Burnley 1-1, 1-3
Fulham v Llanelly
Huddersfield T. v Birmingham Semi-Final
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Second Round Aston V. v Burnley 23-0
Derby C. v Newcastle U. Bead. 22a2, 252-2, 63-5
*Exeter C. v Watford 0-0, 0-1 Final 1923-24; Aston V. 0 Newcastle U. 2
* Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 At Bramall Lane, Sheffield. 3 At Tottenham. * At Old Trafford,
Manchester. 5 At Bolton. © At Newcastle. 7 At Villa Park. 8 At St. Andrews. Birmingham.

First Round Hull C. v C, Palace 3-2
*Cardiff C. v Darlington 0-0, 70-0, 2 32-0 *Newcastle U. v Leicester C, 2-2, 0-1
Swindon T. v Fulham 1-2 *Bradford v Blackpool 1-1, 1-2
Doncaster R. v Norwich C, Nottm. Forest vyWest Ham U. 0-2
Coventry C. v Notts C. *Tottenham H. v Bolton W. 1-1, 1-0
*Hull C. v Wolves *Blackburn R. v Portsmouth 0-0, 20-0, 51-0
C. Palace v South Shields Southampton v Brighton 1-0
Newcastle U. v Hartlepools U. Barnsley v Bradford C. 0-3
Leicester C. v Stoke Birmingham v Stockport C. 1-0
*Blackpool v Barrow Bristol C. v Liverpool 0-1
Bradford v Middlesbrough W.B.A. v Preston N.E. 2-0
Nottm. Forest v Clapton O. Swansea T. v Aston V. 1-3
*West Ham U. v Arsenal *Sunderland v Everton 0-0, 1-2
Tottenham v Northampton Sheffield U. v Sheffield W. 3-2
Bolton W. v Huddersfield T.
Accrington S. v Portsmouth Third Round
Blackburn R. v Oldham A. Notts C. v Cardiff C. 0-2
*Southampton v Exeter C. *Hull C. v Leicester C, 1-1, 1-3
*Watford v Brighton *West Ham U. v Blackpool 1-1, 0-3
*Millwall v Barnsley me *Tottenham H. v Blackburn R. 2-2, 1-3
Derby C. v Bradford C, 8‘
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Birmingham vy Chelsea SEnhHOUSS6S
Liverpool v Birmingham 2-1
Q.P.R. v Stockport C,. *W.B.A. v Aston V. 1-1, 2-1
Bristol R. v Bristol C. Sheffield U. v Everton 1-
Liverpool v Leeds U. ame
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Preston N.E. v Manchester C, Cardiff C. v Leicester C.
Swansea T. v Plymouth A, 2-1
Aston V. y Port Vale
Blackburn R. v Blackpool 1-0
Everton v Burnley Southampton v Liverpool 1-0
Bury v Sunderland Sheffield U. v W.B.A. 2-0
Sheffield W. v Manchester U. Semi-Final
Sheftield U. v Corinthians Cardiff C.
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Second Round Sheffield U. v Southampton 42-0
Cardiff C. vyFulham 1-0
Notts C. v Norwich C, 4-0
Final 1924-25: Sheffield U. 1 Cardiff C. 0
* Home club. ! Abandoned with Southampton leading 5-0. ? After extra time. 3 At Liverpool.
4 At Stamford Bridge. 5 At Highbury. ® At Notts County Ground.
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Third Round Nottm. Forest v Swindon T.
Accrington S. v Bolton W. 0. Southend U. v Derby C.
Bournemouth v Reading 2 Swansea T. v Stoke C,
South Shields v Chilton Colliery 3 *Bury v Millwall
Birmingham vy Grimsby T. 2 Arsenal v Blackburn R.
Nottm. Forest v Bradford C. 1 W.B.A. v Aston V.
Clapton v Swindon T. 2 Manchester C. v Huddersfield T.
Southend U. v Southport 5 C. Palace v Chelsea
*Derby C. v Portsmouth 2. Clapton O. v Middlesbrough
Blackpool v Swansea T. 0 Cardiff C. v Newcastle U.
Wigan Borough y Stoke C, 2 *Tottenham H. v Manchester U.
*Millwall vyOldham A. 1-1, 1 Sheffield U. v Sunderland
Rotherham U. v Bury 2 Fulham v Liverpool
*Wolves v Arsenal 1-1, 0 Notts C. v New Brighton
*Blackburn R. v Preston N.E. 1-1, 4
*Hull C. v Aston V. 0. Fifth Round
W.B.A. v Bristol C. 4. Bolton W. v South Shields
*Corinthians v Manchester C. 3 0 Southend U. vy Nottm. Forest
Charlton A. v Huddersfield T. 0. Millwall vy Swansea T.
*Northampton v Crystal Palace 3. 1 *Aston V. v Arsenal ae' _
Plymouth A. v Chelsea
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*Cardiff C. v Burnley i oi 2
Port Vale vy Manchester U. 2 Sixth Round
Tottenham H. v West Ham U. 5 *Nottm Forest v Bolton W.
Sunderland v Boston 8 Swansea T. v Arsenal
Sheffield U. v Stockport C, 2 Clapton O. v Manchester C.
*Everton v Fulham 0. Fulham v Manchester U
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Fourth Round Manchester C. v Manchester U.
*Bournemouth vy Bolton W.
South Shields vy Birmingham 2-1 Final 1925-26: Manchester C. 0 Bolton W. 1
* Home club. ! After extra time. 2 At Leicester. 3 At Old Trafford, Manchester. + At Tottenham.
5 At Bramall Lane, Sheffield.

Third Round *Leeds U. v Bolton W.
Chelsea v Luton T. 4-0 *Darlington v Cardiff C.
Exeter C. v Accrington S, 0-2 Sheffield W. v South Shields
Fulham v Chesterfield 4-3 Barnsley v Swansea T.
Burnley v Grimsby T. 3-1 Reading v Portsmouth 3-1
Leeds United v Sunderland 3-2 *West Ham U. v Brentford
Blackpool v Bolton W. *Port Vale v Arsenal
Darlington v Rhyl A. Liverpool v Southport
Cardiff C. v Aston V. Wolves v Nottm. Forest
Sheffield W. v Brighton *Hull C. v Everton ' ee a i)' XN
South Shields v Plymouth A. Derby C. v Millwall
Barnsley v Crewe A. Preston N.E. v Middlesbrough
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*Oldham A. v Brentford 22-2, Chelsea v Burnley
*Clapton O. v Port Vale 1-1 Bolton W. v Cardiff C.
Sheffield U. v Arsenal *South Shields v Swansea T. is) ~
*Bournemouth y Liverpool 1-1, Reading v Brentford
Southport v Blackburn R. New
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Carlisle U. v Wolves P1
Wolves v Hull C.
Ashington vy Nottm. Forest Millwall v Middlesbrough
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Millwall v Huddersfield T. *Chelsea v Cardiff C.
Lincoln C. v Preston N.E. Swansea T. v Reading
Middlesbrough v Leicester C. Arsenal v Wolves
Southampton v Norwich C. *Millwall v Southampton
Birmingham v Manchester C.
Walsall v Corinthians Semi-Final
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Fourth Round Arsenal v Southampton
Chelsea vy Accrington S. 7-2
Fulham v Burnley 0-4 Final 1926-27: Arsenal 0 Cardiff C. 1
* Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 Abandoned. 3 At Villa Park. 4 At Wolverhampton. 5 At
Stamford Bridge.
Third Round *Bury v Manchester U.
Blackburn R. v Newcastle U. Wrexham v Birmingham
*Rotherham U. v Exeter C. Arsenal v Everton
Port Vale v Barnsley Aston V. v Crewe A.
New Brighton v Corinthians Sunderland v Manchester C.
Manchester U. v Brentford Stoke C. v Bolton W.
*Charlton A. v Bury Huddersfield T. vyWest Ham U.
Wrexham v Swansea T. Southport v Middlesbrough
Birmingham v Peterborough U. Reading v Leicester C.
Arsenal v W.B.A. Tottenham H. v Oldham A.
Preston N.E. v Everton Sheffield U. v Wolves
Burnley v Aston V. Swindon T. v Sheffield W.
London Cal. v Crewe A. *Nottm. Forest v Derby C.
*Sunderland v Northampton Cardiff C. v Liverpool
Manchester C. v Leeds U.
Stoke C. v Gillingham Fifth Round
Bolton W. v Luton T. Blackburn R. v Port Vale
Huddersfield T. v Lincoln C. Manchester U. v Birmingham
Portsmouth v West Ham U. Arsenal v Aston V.
Southport v Fulham Manchester C. v Stoke C.
Middlesbrough v South Shields Huddersfield T. v Middlesbrough
Reading v Grimsby T. Leicester C. v Tottenham H.
Hull C. v Leicester C. *Sheftield W. v Sheffield U.
Bristol C. v Tottenham H. Nottm. Forest v Cardiff C.
Blackpool v Oldham A.
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Wolves v Chelsea Blackburn R. v Manchester U.
Swindon T. vy Clapton O. Arsenal v Stoke C.
Sheffield W. v Bournemouth Huddersfield T. v Tottenham H,
Nottm. Forest v Tranmere R, Sheffield U. v Nottm. Forest
Millwall v Derby C.
Cardiff C. v Southampton OHH
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Fourth Round Huddersfield T. v Sheffield U. 32-2, 4 10-0, 51-0
*Exeter C. v Blackburn R. 2-2, 71-3
Port Vale v New Brighton 3-0 Final 1927-28: Huddersfield T. 1 Blackburn R. 3
* Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 At Leicester. 3 At Old Trafford, Manchester. * At Goodison
Park, Everton. 5 At Maine Road, Manchester.

Third Round Leicester C. v Swansea T.
Blackburn R. v Barnsley *Liverpool v Bolton W.
Derby C. v Notts C. W.B.A. v Middlesbrough
Port Vale v Manchester U. Plymouth A. v Bradford
Darlington v Bury Huddersfield T. v Leeds U.
Lincoln C. v Leicester C. *Millwall v C. Palace
Nottm. Forest v Swansea T. Chelsea v Birmingham
Bristol C. v Liverpool Portsmouth v Bradford C.
Bolton W. v Oldham A. Bournemouth v Watford
*Grimsby T. v W.B.A. 1 West Ham U. vy Corinthians
*Walsall v Middlesbrough —_— Reading v Sheffield W.
Plymouth A. v Blackpool *Aston V. v Clapton O.
*Hull C. v Bradford *Burnley v Swindon T.
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Chelsea v Everton Leicester C. v Bolton W,
Birmingham vy Manchester C. W.B.A. v Bradford
Portsmouth v Charlton A.
Huddersfield T. v C. Palace
Bradford C. v Stockport C. NryYyNon—
*Chelsea v Portsmouth
*Accrington S. v Bournemouth *Bournemouth v West Ham U.
Watford v Preston N.E. Reading v Aston V.
West Ham U. v Sunderland *Swindon T. v Arsenal
Norwich C. v Corinthians
Reading v Tottenham H. Sixth Round
Wigan Borough v Sheffield W.
*Blackburn R. v Bolton W.
Aston V. v Cardiff C. *W.B.A. v Huddersfield T.
*Southampton v Clapton O. = t' So
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* Home club, 1 After extra time. 2 At Highbury, 3 At Anfield, Liverpool.
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Third Round *Arsenal vy Birmingham
West Ham UV. v Notts C. 4-0 Middlesbrough vy Charlton
Leeds U. v C. Palace 8-1 Hull C. v Blackpool
*Corinthians v Millwall 2-2, 11-1, 1-5 *Swindon T. v Manchester C.
Doncaster R. v Stoke C, 1-0 Newcastle U. v Clapton O. Tmt
Arsenal v Chelsea 2-0 Portsmouth v Brighton
Birmingham y Bolton W. 1-0 Aston V. v Walsall
Chesterfield v Middlesbrough 1-1, 3-4 Blackburn R. v Everton
*Charlton A. v Q.P.R. 1-1, 3-0 Huddersfield T. v Sheffield U.
Plymouth A. v Hull C. 3-4 *Wrexham vy Bradford C.
Blackpool v Stockport C. 2-1 Nottm. Forest vyFulham
*Tottenham H. v Manchester C. 2-2, 1-4 Sunderland v Cardiff C.
Manchester U. v Swindon T. 0-2 Oldham A. v Sheffield W.
*Newcastle U. v York C. 1-1, 2-1 *Derby C. v Bradford BHR
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*Brighton v Grimsby T. 1-1, 1-0 Fifth Round
Portsmouth v Preston N.E. 2-0 West Ham U. v Millwall
Aston V. v Reading 5-1 Middlesbrough v Arsenal
Walsall v Swansea T. 2-0 Manchester C. v Hull C.
Blackburn R. v Northampton 4-1 Newcastle U. v Brighton
Carlisle U. v Everton 2-4 Aston V. v Blackburn R.
*Bury v Huddersfield T. 0-0, 1-3 Huddersfield T. v Bradford C,
Sheffield U. v Leicester C. 2-1 *Sunderland v Nottm. Forest b is)
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Rotherham U. v Nottm. Forest 0-5 Sixth Round
*Fulham v Bournemouth 1-1, 2-0 West Ham U. vy Arsenal
Coventry C. v Sunderland 1-2 *Newcastle U. v Hull C.
Liverpool v Cardiff C. 1-2 Aston V. v Huddersfield T.
Sheffield W. v Burnley 1-0 *Nottm. Forest v Sheffield W.
Oldham A. v Wolves 1-0
Barnsley v Bradford 0-1 Semi-Final
Derby C. v Bristol C. 5-1 Arsenal v Hull C. 22-2, 1-0
Fourth Round Huddersfield T. v Sheffield W. 32-1
West Ham U. v Leeds U. 4-1
Millwall v Doncaster R. 4-0 Final 1929-30: Huddersfield T. 0 Arsenal 2
* Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 At Leeds, replay at Villa Park. 3 At Old Trafford.

Third Round Chelsea v Arsenal
Liverpool v Birmingham ° Blackburn R. v Bristol R.
Corinthians v Port Vale *Bolton W. v Sunderland 1-1,
Oldham A. v Watford Sheffield U. v Notts C,
Leicester C. v Brighton Bury v Exeter C.
West Ham U. v Chelsea Leeds U. v Newcastle U.
*Arsenal v Aston V. C. Palace v Everton
*Blackburn R. v Walsall mw
meh 1 Grimsby T. v Manchester U.
Bristol R. v Q.P.R. ’ Southport v Blackpool
Bolton W. v Carlisle U. Bradford v Burnley
Sunderland v Southampton Brentford v Portsmouth
*Sheffield U. v York C. —O _ W.B.A. v Tottenham H.
Notts C. v Swansea T. f
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Leeds U. v Huddersfield Fifth Round
Newcastle U. v Nottm. Forest Birmingham v Watford
*C. Palace v Reading ; 1-1, 11-1, 2 Chelsea v Blackburn R.
Plymouth A. v Everton Sunderland v Sheffield U.
Scarborough v Grimsby T. VNSSOKHHHSSSHSAHPLED
Exeter C. v Leeds U.
*Stoke v Manchester U. 3-3, 10-0, > n aN Everton v Grimsby T.
Southport v Millwall Southport v Bradford
Portsmouth v W.B.A.
Hull C. v Blackpool
Aldershot T. v Bradford Barnsley v Wolves
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*Brentford v Cardiff Sixth Round
Fulham vy Portsmouth *Birmingham v Chelsea
*W.B.A. v Chariton A. *Sunderland v Exeter C,
Tottenham H. v Preston N.E,. Everton v Southport
Barnsley v Bristol C. *W.B.A. v Wolves
Gateshead v Sheffield W.
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Fourth Round
Birmingham v Port Vale 2-0
Watford v Brighton 2-0 Final 1930-31: W.B.A. 2 Birmingham 1
*Home club. 1 After extra time. Tat Stamford Bridge. * At Liverpool. * At Villa Park. § At
Leeds. © At Old Trafford.
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*Portsmouth v Aston V. 1-1, 1-0
Third Round
*Oldham A v Huddersfield T. 1-1, 0-6 Arsenal v Plymouth A. 4-2
Si Bury v Sheffield U. 3-1
Q.P.R. v Leeds U.
*Preston N.E. v Bolton W. *Sunderland v Stoke C. I-1, 11-1, 1 71-2
Luton T. v Wolves Manchester C. v Brentford
*Middlesbrough v Portsmouth Derby C. v Blackburn R.
W.B.A. v Aston V. Chesterfield v Liverpool
Arsenal vy Darwen Grimsby T. v Birmingham
Portsmouth A. v Manchester U. Sheftield W. v Bournemouth
Bury v Swansea T. 2-1 Chelsea v West Ham U. 3-1
Sheffield U. v Corinthians *Newcastle U. v Southport 1-1, 11-1, 39-0
*Sunderland v Southampton Port Vale v Leicester C.
Stoke C. v Hull C. Watford v Bristol C.
Millwall vyManchester C. Bradford v Northampton
Brentford v Bath C. Pryshy
Burnley v Derby C. Fifth Round
Burton T. v Blackburn R. Huddersfield T. v Preston N.E.
Chesterfield v Nottm. Forest Portsmouth vy Arsenal
Everton v Liverpool TYEP
‘ Bury v Stoke C.
Grimsby T. v Exeter C. Manchester C. v Derby C.
Birmingham v Bradford C. Liverpool v Grimsby T.
*Tottenham H. v Sheffield W. ' BIRR *Sheftield W. v Chelsea
Halifax v Bournemouth Newcastle U. v Leicester C.
*Tranmere R. v Chelsea Ww '
ny 'HHowo=Nnppowsnne
Watford v Bradford
Charlton A. v West Ham U. 7
*Blackpool v Newcastle U. Sixth Round
*Barnsley v Southport on Huddersfield T. v Arsenal
Brighton v Port Vale Bury v Manchester C.
Leicester C. v Crook T. Liverpool v Chelsea
*Watford v Fulham ' eree Newcastle U. vy Watford
*Notts C. v Bristol C. we
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*Darlington v Northampton NOWoCONhehN
Arsenal v Manchester C.
Fourth Round Chelsea vy Newcastle U.
Huddersfield T. v Q.P.R. -0
Preston N.E. v Wolves -0 Final 1931-32: Newcastle U. 2 Arsenal 1
* Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 At Maine Road, Manchester. 3 At Hillsborough, Sheffield.
4 At Villa Park. 5 At Huddersfield.

Third Round Bolton W. v Grimsby T.
Swindon T. v Burnley Manchester C. v Walsall
Swansea T. v Sheftield U. Southend UV. v Derby C.
Darlington v Q.P.R. Aldershot v Millwall
*Sheffield W. v Chesterfield Nhyhe Aston V. v Sunderland
Charlton A. v Bolton W. Blackpool v Huddersfield T.
Grimsby T v Portsmouth Ldegy
ee EG Everton v Bury
*Gateshead vy Manchester C, ns *Tranmere R. v Leeds U.
Walsall v Arsenal *Chester v Halifax T.
*Watford v Southend U. _ ' -_ Luton T, v Tottenham H.
Wolves v Derby C. ee Brighton v Bradford
Aldershot v Bristol R. West Ham U. v W.B.A.
*Millwall v Reading SOaNSONUNLSYNW
Middlesbrough v Stoke
*Bradford C. v Aston V. Birmingham vy Blackburn R,.
Hull C. v Sunderland
Blackpool v Port Vale Fifth Round
Huddersfield T. v Folkestone ae
gee
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Leicester C. v Everton Bolton W. v Manchester C,
*Bury v Nottm. Forest nd Derby C. v Aldershot
Tranmere R. v Notts C. Sunderland y Blackpool
Newcastle U. v Leeds U. Everton v Leeds U.
Chester v Fulham Halifax T. v Luton T.
Doncaster R. v Halifax T *Brighton v West Ham U. tN. N ue P
*Barnsley v Luton T. bys SOYONPPNNOmys
*Middlesbrough v Birmingham
Oldham A. v Tottenham H.
Brighton v Chelsea Sixth Round
Bradford v Plymouth A. Burnley v Manchester C,
Corinthians v West Ham, U, ES
SYR *Derby C. v Sunderland
W.B.A. v Liverpool Everton v Luton T.
Manchester U. vy Middlesbrough West Ham U. vy Birmingham
Stoke C. v Southampton fi
Birmingham v Preston N.E. Semi-Final
Lincoln C v Blackburn R. mee
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Fourth Round Everton v West Ham U.
Burnley v Sheffield U. 3-1
Darlington vy Chesterfield 0-2 Final 1932-33: Everton 3 Manchester C. 0
* Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 Abandoned because of fog. 3 At Huddersfield, 4+ At Wolver-
hampton.
566
eS
Third Round Liver pool v Tranmere R. =
Bee shester U. v Portsmouth 1-1, 1-4 *Brighton v Bolton W. 1-1 a
oom y T. v Clapton O. 1-0 Workington y Preston N.E. “es
peraky v Bury 0-0, 2-3 Huddersfield T. vyNorthampton 0-2
aes Tvs Notts.G, 1-0 Birmingham v Charlton A. 1-0
Epo v Fulham 1-1, 13-2 Millwall v Leicester C. 3-6
ranmere R. v Southend U. 3-0 Aston V. v Sunderland 7-2
Bereay Seyindon x at A sepia H. v West Ham U, 4-1
5 Xaak. - erby C. v Wolves =
Leeds U. v Preston N.E. 0-1 Arsenal v C. Palace 30
ge orkington v Gateshead 4-1 Stoke C. v Blackpool 3-0
joouthampton v Northampton 1-1, 0-1 *Chelsea v Nottm. Forest 1-1, 3-0
eee das spa T. 1-1, 2-6 *Oldham A. v Sheffield W. deletes
irmingham vy Sheffie f 2-1 *Hull C. vy Manchester C GY) Tee
Charlton A. v Port Vale 2-0 ; ;
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est Ham U. v Bradford C. 3-2 Birmingham y Leicester C. 1-2
Tottenham H. v Everton 3-0 Toitenham H. v Aston Vi"
*Bristol C. vy Derby C. 1-1, 10-1 scale ert C. aol va
Wolves vy Newcastle U. 1-0 Stoke C. v Cucises a
Epa ae osbot an Sheffield W. v Manchester C. 2-2, 0-2
Stoke C. v Bradford 3-0 Sixth Round
hem oy Pegi one 1-3 Bolton W. v Portsmouth 0-3
UOTE VY Q.P.R. 4-0 Preston N.E. v Leicester C. 0-1
Chelsea v W.B.A. 1-1, 1-0 Arsenal v Aston V {22
Rotherham
: U. v Sheffield W. 0-3 ,
Manchester C. v Stoke C. x
1-0
Besine v Oldham A. 1-2
ull C, v Brentford 1-0 Semi-Final
Manchester C. v Blackburn R. 3-1 Portsmouth v Leicester C. 24-1
Fourth Round Manchester C. v Aston V. 36-1
Portsmouth v Grimsby T, 2-0
*Bury v Swansea T. 1-1, 0-3 Final 1933-34: Manchester C 2 Portsmouth 1
* Home club. 14 After extra time. 7? At St. Andrews, Birmingham. 3 At Huddersfield.

Third Round Reading v Millwall 1-0
Sheffield W. v Oldham A, 3-1 Leicester C. v Arsenal 0-1
Wolves v Notts C. 4-0 Southampton v Birmingham 0-3
Norwich C. v Bath C. 2-0 Blackburn R. v Liverpool 1-0
Leeds U. v Bradford 4-1 *Nottm. Forest v Manchester U. 0-0, 3-0
*Aldershot v Reading 0-0, 1-3 Burnley v Luton T. 3-1
Wigan A. v Millwall 1-4 Plymouth A. v Bolton W. 1-4
Leicester C. v Blackpool 2-1 Tottenham H. v Newcastle U. 2-0
Brighton v Arsenal 0-2 Derby C. v Swansea T. 3-0
Birmingham v Coventry 5-1 *Sunderland v Everton 1-1, 4-6
Walsall v Southampton 1-2 Swindon T. v Preston N.E. 0-2
Yeovil and Petters v Liverpool 2-6 *Portsmouth vy Bristol C. 0-0, 0-2
*Middlesbrough v Blackburn R. 1-1, 0-1 Bradford C. v Stockport C. 0-0, 12-3
oe v Nottm. Fores 0-4 W.B.A. v Sheffield U. 7-1
ristol R. v Manchester U. 1-3
*Chelsea v Luton T. 1-1,0-2 Fifth Round
cacy v Mansfield T. = a NorwichC,v Sheffield W: 0-1
orthampton T. v Bolton S es Reading v Arsenal 0-1
Brentford v Plymouth A. 0-1 Blackburn R. v Birmingham 24-2
Hull C. v Newcastle U. 5 *Nottm. Forest v Burnley 0-0, 0-3
Semel arto Cc. ae Tottenham H. v Bolton W. 1-1, 11-1, 30-2
ork C. v Derby C. Everto Derby C. =
Swansea T. v Stoke C. 4-1 *Bristol C. Vv preted N.E. 0-0, 0-5
eee iardaa a W.B.A. v Stockport C. 5-0
verton v Grimsby T. -
*Preston N.E. v Barnsley 0-0, 1-0 Sixth Round
Swindon T. v Chesterfield 2-1 Sheffield W. v Arsenal 2-1
*Portsmouth v Huddersfield 1-1, 3-2 Burnley v Birmingham 3-2
*Bristol C. v Bury 4-1, 42-2, 32-1 Everton v Bolton W. 1-2
*West Ham U. hay Cc. 1-1, Ws W.B.A. v Preston N.E. 1-0
Aston V. v Bradford C. r
Southend U. v Sheffield U. 0-4 =Semi-Final
W.B.A. v Port Vale 2-1 Sheftield W. v Burnley aa ahi
Bolton W. v W.B.A. Co a Ny
Fourth Round
Wolves v Sheffield W. 1-2
*Norwich C. v Leeds U. 3-3, 2-1 Final 1934-35: W.B.A. 2 Sheffield W. 4
*Home club. ! After extra time. 2 Postponed, because of waterlogged ground. 3 At Villa Park,
4At Leeds. 5 At Stoke.
567
Third Round Tranmere R. v Barnsley 2-4
Bristol R. v Arsenal *Stoke C. v Manchester U. 0-0, 2-0
Liverpool v Swansea T. Port Vale v Grimsby T. 0-4
*Crewe A. v Sheffield W. Manchester C. v Luton T. 2-1
Walsall v Newcastle U. Middlesbrough v Clapton O. 3-0
*Barnsley v Birmingham Leicester C. vy Watford 6-3
*Notts C. v Tranmere R. Fulham vy Blackpool 5-2
*Millwall v Stoke C. Chelsea v Plymouth A. 4-1
Reading v Manchester U. Bradford C. v Blackburn R. 3-1
*Hartlepools U. v Grimsby T. Derby C. v Nottm. Forest 2-0
*Sunderland v Port Vale *Preston N.E. v Sheffield U. 0-0, 0-2
Manchester C. v Portsmouth *Leeds U. v Bury 22-1 3-2
*West Ham U. v Luton T. Tottenham H. v Huddersfield T.
Middlesbrough v Southampton *Bradford v W.B.A.
Clapton O. v Charlton A.
Leicester C. v Brentford Fifth Round
Southall v Watford b *Newcastle U. v Arsenal 3-3, 0-3
Fulham v Brighton Barnsley v Stoke C. 2-1
Blackpool v Margate Grimsby T. v Manchester C. 3-2
*Norwich C. v Chelsea Middlesbrough v Leicester C. 2-1
Stockport C. v Plymouth A. *Chelsea v Fulham 0-0, 2-3
Bradford C. v Bournemouth Bradford C. v Derby C.
*Blackburn R. v Bolton W. Sheffield U. v Leeds U. 3-1
Derby C. v Dartford *Bradford vy Tottenham H. 0-0, 1-2
Doncaster R. v Nottm. Forest
Everton v Preston N.E. Sixth Round
*Burnley v Sheffield U. Arsenal v Barnsley 4-1
*Wolves v Leeds U. Grimsby T. v Middlesbrough 3-1
Darlington v Bury Fulham v Derby C. 3-0
*Tottenham H. v Southend U. Sheffield U. vy Tottenham H. 3-1
Aston V. v Huddersfield T. Oh
oe
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Bradford v Workington Semi-Final
W.B.A. v Hull C. SVEHKOOHOHNSOwOEE
Ny Arsenal v Grimsby T. 41-0
Fourth Round Fulham vy Sheffield U. 51-2
Liverpool v Arsenal 0-2
* Sheffield W. v Newcastle U. 1-1, 1-3 Final 1935-36: Sheffield U. 0 Arsenal 1
* Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 Abandoned because of fog, after 75 mins. 3 At Old Trafford,
Manchester. * At Huddersfield. * At Wolverhampton.

Third Round Grimsby T. v Walsall 5-1
Southampton v Sunderland 2-3 *Wolves v Sheffield U. 2-2, 2-1
*Luton T. v Blackpool 3-3, 2-1 Millwall v Chelsea 3-0
Swansea T. v Carlisle U. 1-0 Derby C. v Brentford 3-0
*Bradford C. v York C. 2-2, 0-1 *Bolton W. v Norwich C. 1-1, 12-1
Cardiff C. v Grimsby T. 1-3 Manchester C. v Accrington S. 2-0
Walsall v Barnsley 3-1 Tottenham H. v Plymouth A. 1-0
Wolves v Middlesbrough 6-1 Everton v Sheffield W. 3-0
Nottm. Forest v Sheffield U. 2-4 Preston N.E. v Stoke C. 5-1
Millwall v Fulham 2-0 Exeter C. v Leicester C. 3-1
Chelsea v Leeds U. 4-0 Coventry C. v Chester 2-0
Bradford v Derby C. 0-4 W.B.A. v Darlington 3-2
Brentford v Huddersfield T. 5-0 Burnley v Bury 4-1
*West Ham U. v Bolton W. 0-0, 0-1 Arsenal vyManchester U. 5-0
Norwich C. v Liverpool 3-0
Wrexham v Manchester C. 1-3 ‘Fifth Round
*Blackburn R. v Accrington S. 2-2, 11-3 Sunderland v Swansea T. 3-0
Portsmouth v Tottenham H. 0-5 *Grimsby T. v Wolves 1-1, 2-6
Crewe A. v Plymouth A. 0-2 Millwall v Derby C. 2-1
Everton v Bournemouth 5-0 Bolton W. v Manchester C, 0-5
Sheffield W. v Port Vale 2-0 *Everton vy Tottenham H. 1-1, 3-4
Preston N.E. v Newcastle U. 2-0 Preston N.E. v Exeter C. 5-3
Stoke C. v Birmingham 4-1 Coventry C. v W.B.A. 2-3
Exeter C. v Oldham A. 3-0 Burnley v Arsenal 1-7
Bristol R. v Leicester C. 2-5
Coventry C. v Charlton A, 2-0 Sixth Round
Chester v Doncaster R. 4-0 *Wolves v Sunderland 1-1 12-2, 10-4
W.B.A. v Spennymoor U. 7-1 Millwall vy Manchester C. 2-0
Dartford v Darlington 0-1 Tottenham H. v Preston N.E. 1-3
Bocas 3
Aston V. v Burnley 2-3 W.B.A. v Arsenal 3-1
sterfield v Arsenal — 1-5 Semi-Final
Manchester U. v Reading 1-0 Sunderland vy Millwall 32-1
Fourth Round Preston N.E. v W.B.A. 44-1
*Luton T. v Sunderland 2-2, 1-3
*Swansea T. v York C. 0-0, 3-1 Final 1936-37: Preston N.E. 1 Sunderland 3
* Home club. 1 After extra time. ? At Hillsborough, Sheffield. 3 At Huddersfield. 4 At Highbury.
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F-A. CHALLENGE CUP COMPETITION 1937-38
Third Round *Barnsley v Manchester U.
Preston N.E. v West Ham U. Brentford v Portsmouth
Mansfield T. v Leicester C. Manchester C. v Bury
Swansea T. v Wolves Om Luton T. v Swindon T.
Arsenal v Bolton W. Charlton A. v Leeds U.
Manchester U. v Yeovil and Petters ee
ee Aston V. v Blackpool i
*Southend U. v Barnsley Everton v Sunderland
Tranmere R. v Portsmouth *Bradford v Stoke C.
Brentford vy Fulham Chesterfield v Burnley
*Millwall v Manchester C. *New Brighton v Tottenham H.
Bury v Brighton York C. v W.B.A.
*Grimsby T. v Swindon T. Nottm. Forest v Middlesbrough
*Scarborough v Luton T. Sheffield U. v Liverpool ee
here
ae
Charlton A. v Cardiff C. Huddersfield T. v Notts C. Ree
KOR
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Birmingham vy Blackpool Fifth Round
Norwich C. v Aston V. Ce
at
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Arsenal v Preston N.E.
Sunderland v Watford Brentford vy Manchester U.
Chelsea v Everton Luton T. v Manchester C.
Derby C. v Stoke C. *Charlton A. v Aston V. _1 _ ai wo
N
Bradford v Newport C. Sunderland v Bradford ee
*Bradford C. v Chesterfield *Chesterfield y Tottenham H.
*Sheffield W. v Burnley York C. v Middlesbrough
New Brighton v Plymouth A. Liverpool v Huddersfield T. OeRr
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Tottenham H. v Blackburn R.
York C. v Coventry C. Sixth Round
W.B.A. v Newcastle U. Brentford v Preston N.E.
Nottm. Forest v Southampton Aston V. v Manchester C.
Middlesbrough v Stockport C, Tottenham H. v Sunderland
*C. Palace v Liverpool ° 1 Sa *York C. v Huddersfield T. 0-0, 1-2
Doncaster R. v Sheffield U.
Aldershot v Notts C. Poe Semi-Final
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Fourth Round Sunderland v Huddersfield T. 41-3
Preston v Leicester 2-0
Wolves v Arsenal 1-2 Final 1937-38: Huddersfield T. 10 Preston N.E. 1
*Home club. ‘4 After extra time. ? At Bramall Lane, Sheffield. 3 At Highbury. * At Blackburn.
eee
Third Round Preston N.E. v Aston V.
Portsmouth v Lincoln C. 4-0 *Cardiff C. v Newcastle U.
*W.B.A. v Manchester U, 0-0, 5-0 Leeds U. v Huddersfield T.
Q.P.R. v West Ham VU. *Notts C. v Walsall
Tottenham H. v Watford Middlesbrough v Sunderland
Runcorn y Preston N.E. Blackburn R. v Southend U,
*Aston V. v Ipswich T. Wolves v Leicester C.
Cardiff C. vy Charlton A. Liverpool v Stockport C.
Brentford v Newcastle U. Everton v Doncaster R.
Leeds U. v Bournemouth Birmingham y Chelmsford
*Huddersfield T. vyNottm. Forest Chelsea v Fulham
Notts C. v Burnley *Sheffield W. v Chester
Newport C. v Walsall Sheffield U. v Manchester C,
*Middlesbrough v Bolton W. *Millwall vy Grimsby T.
Sunderland v Plymouth A,
Blackburn R. v Swansea Fifth Round
Chesterfield v Southend U. Portsmouth v West Ham U.
Wolves v Bradford Newcastle U. v Preston N.E.
*Stoke C. v Leicester C. Huddersfield T. v Walsall
Liverpool v Luton *Sunderland v Blackburn R.
Barnsley v Stockport C. Wolves v Liverpool
Derby C. v Everton *Birmingham v Everton
*Southport v Doncaster R. *Chelsea v Sheffield W.
Birmingham v Halifax T. *Sheftield U. v Grimsby T.
Chelmsford C. v Southampton
Chelsea v Arsenal Sixth Round
Fulham vy Bury Portsmouth v Preston N.E.
*Sheffield W. v Yeovil and Petters *Huddersfield T. v Blackburn R,
Chester v Coventry Wolves v Everton
Blackpool v Sheffield U. Chelsea v Grimsby T.
Norwich C. v Manchester C.
York C. v Millwall Semi-Final
Grimsby T. v Tranmere R. Portsmouth v Huddersfield T.
Fourth Round Wolves v Grimsby T.
Portsmouth v W.B.A. 2-0
*West Ham U. v Tottenham H. 3-3, 11-1, 42-1 Final 1938-39: Wolverhampton W. 1 Portsmouth 4
* Home club. 1 After extra time. 2 Abandoned after 73 mins. 3 Postponed. Ties could not be com-
menced on date originally arranged and subsequently played in mid week. 4 At Highbury. 5 At Maine
Road, Manchester. 6 At Old Trafford, Manchester. 7 At Leeds. 8 At Hillsborough, Sheffield.
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Third Round Bolton W. v Liverpool 5-0, 0-2
Stoke City v Burnley Blackpool y Middlesbrough 3-2, 2-3, 0-1
Huddersfield T. v Sheffield U. tT¢ Manchester U. v Preston N.E. 1-0, 1-3
Mansfield T. v Sheffield W. Charlton A. v Wolves 5-2, 1-1
Chesterfield v York C. af Southampton v Q.P.R. 0-1, 3-4
Bolton W. yv Blackburn R. Bristol C. v Brentford 2-1, 0-5
Chester vy Liverpool Chelsea v West Ham U. 2-0, 0-1
Wrexham v Blackpool Millwall v Aston V. 2-4, 1-9
Leeds U. v Middlesbrough Brighton v Aldershot 3-0, 4-1
Accrington S. v Manchester U. Derby C. v W.B.A.
BwWNOom
SNe 1-0, 3-1
Preston N.E. v Everton Barnsley v Rotherham U. 3-0, 1-2
Charlton A. v Fulham Bradford v Manchester C. 1-3, 8-2
Lovell’s A. v Wolves Sunderland v Bury 3-1, 4-5
Southampton v Newport C. Birmingham v Watford 5-0, 1-1
Q.P.R. v C. Palace
Bristol C. v Swansea T. Fifth
Nabe Round
Tottenham H. v Brentford Stoke C. v Sheffield W. 2-0, 0-0
Chelsea v Leicester C. Bolton W. v Middlesbrough 1-0, 1-1
West Ham U. vy Arsenal Preston N.E. v Charlton A. 1-1, 0-6
Northampton v Millwall Q.P.R. v Brentford 1-3, 0-0
Coventry C. v Aston V. Chelsea v Aston V. 0-1, 0-1
Norwich C. v Brighton Brighton v Derby C. 1-4, 0-6
Aldershot v Plymouth A. Barnsley v Bradford 0-1, 1-1
Luton T. v Derby C. Sunderland v Birmingham 1-0, 1-3
Cardiff C. v W.B.A.
Newcastle U. v Barnsley Sixth Round
Rotherham U. v Gateshead Stoke C. v Bolton W. 0-2, 0-0
Bradford v Port Vale Charlton A. v Brentford 6-3, 3-1
Manchester C. v Barrow Aston V. v Derby C, 3-4 1-1
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Bury v Rochdale 1
Birmingham v Portsmouth Semi-Final
Nottm. F. v Watford _‘ _ ee RKONNRNHKOWARWORBNBWHEONNOHKONNUIBNEWUN
Bolton W. v Charlton A.
SPETPTPSeeerreeer 20-2
Fourth Round Derby C. v Birmingham 31-1, 4-0
Stoke C. v Sheffield U. 2-0, re
Sheffield W. v York C. 5-1, 6-1 Final 1945-46: Derby C. 14 Charlton A. ay
For this season only, the Competition was played on home and away principle up to Semi-Final round.
Ties decided on aggregate of goals. First named team played at home in first tie. 2 At Villa Park. 3 At
Hillsborough, replay at Maine Road.

Third Round Preston N.E. vB i -
en yer oe 3-1 Sheffield W. Seeerton ot
-B.A. v Leeds U. 2-1 Newcastle U. vy Southampton 3-1
*Blackburn R, vy Hull C. 1-1, 3-0 “Brentford y Leicester C. r. 0-0, 10-0, 1-4
Millwall v Port Vale 0-3 *Wolverhampton W. vy Sheffield U. 0-0, 0-2
Northampton T. v Preston N.E. 1-2 Chester vy Stoke C. 0-0, 2-3
Huddersfield T. v Barnsley 3-4 Burnley v Coventry C. "2.0
Sheffield W. v Blackpool 4-1 Luton T. v Swansea T. 2-0
Everton v. Southend U. 4-2 Middlesbrough vy Chesterfield 2-1
Newcastle U. v C. Palace 6-2 Manchester U. y Nottingham F. 0-2
Southampton y Bury 5-1 Liverpool v Grimsby T. 2-0
West Ham U. vy Leicester C, 1-2 *Chelsea v Derby Co. 2-2, 10-1
Brentford y Cardiff C. 1-0 B’rmingham C. v Portsmouth anfeg
Sheffield U. v Carlisle U. 3-0 *Bolton W. vy Manchester C. 3-3, 0-1
Wolverhampton W. v Rotherham U. 3-0 i
*Tottenham H. v Stoke C. 2-2, 0-1 Fifth Round
Chester v Plymouth A. 2-0 Charlton Ath. vy Blackburn R. 1-0
Burnley v Aston Villa 5-1 Sheffield W. v Preston N.E. 0-2
Coventry C. vy Newport Co. 5-2. *Newcastle U. v Leicester C. 1-1, 2-1
Luton T. v Notts Co. 6-0 Stoke C. v Sheffield U. “0-1
swansea T. vy Gillingham 4-1 *Luton T. v Burnley 0-0, 0-3
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Doncaster R. v Portsmouth 2-3 Liverpool v Birmingham C, rari
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*Home club. * After extra time, ? At Leeds. 3 At Blackburn, replay at Maine Road.
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Third Round Brentford y Middlesbrougl
*Gillingham v Q.P.R. -
1-1, 1-3 Crewe Alex. v Derby tee a3
Mansfield T. v Stoke C. 2-4 Manchester U. v Liverpool
Plymouth Arg. v Luton T. 33-0
2-4 Charlton Ath. y Stockport Co. 3-0
Coventry C. v Walsall 2-1 Manchester C. v Chelsea 2-0
Rotherham U. vy Brentford 0-3 Portsmouth v Preston N.E. 1-3
Hull C. v Middlesbrough 1-3 Fulham v Bristol R. 5-2
Crewe Alex. v Sheffield U. 3-1 *Wolverhampton W. v Everton 1-1, 2-3
Derby Co. v Chesterfield 2-0 Blackpool v Chester "4-0
Aston Villa v Manchester U. 4-6 Colchester U. vy Bradford 3-2
Liverpool v Nottingham F. 4-1 Southampton vy Blackburn R. 3-2
Charlton Ath. v Newcastle U. 2-1 Swindon T. v Notts. Co. 1-0
Stockport Co. v Torquay U. 3-0 Tottenham H. v W.B.A. 3-1
Manchester C. v Barnsley 2-1 Leicester C. v Sheffield W. 2-1
nee v corte 5-0
ortsmouth v Brighton 4-1 ;
Millwall v Preston N.E. fe Bene ar 41
Fulham v Doncaster R. 2-0 Middlesbrough v Derby Co. 1-2
Bristol R. v Swansea T. 3-0 Manchester U. v Charlton Ath. 42.0
Bournemouth v Wolverhampton W 1-2 Manchester C. v Preston N.E. 0-1
Grimsby T. v Everton 1-4 *Fulham v Everton Tsk
Blackpool v Leeds U. 4-0 Blackpool v Colchester U. 5-0
e.aime eee as field = Southampton v Swindon T. 3-0
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*Blackburn R. vWest Ham U. 0-0, 4-2 Soe ewiy, Co 1-1.05
Burnley v Swindon T. 0-2 Manchester U. v Preston N.E "4-1
oe C. v Notts. cs es Tivileerenl Blackpool r 0-2
SB, v Tottenham
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2-0 Southampton v Tottenham H. 0-1
Leicester C. v Bury - Semi-Final
Cardiff C. v Sheffield W. 1-2 Derby Co. v Manchester U. 11-3
Fourth Round Blackpool! v Tottenham H. 23-1
Q.P.R. v Stoke C. 3-0
Luton T. v Coventry C. 3-2 Final 1947-48: Blackpool 2 Manchester U. 4
1 At Hillsborough. 2? At Villa Park. 3 At Goodison Park. + At Huddersfield.
Third Round Grimsby T. v Hull C. pag)

Manchester U. v Bournemouth 6-0 *Stoke C v Blackpool 1}-1, 1-0
Newcastle U. v Bradford 0-2 Sheffield U. v Wolverhampton W. 0-3
Yeovil T. vy Bury 3-1 Liverpool v Notts. Co. 1-0
Crewe Alex. v Sunderland 0-2 Gateshead v W.B.A. 14.3
Blackburn R. v Hull C. 11-2 Chelsea v Everton 2-0
Grimsby T. v Exeter C. 2-1 Leicester C. v Preston N.E. 2-0
Swindon T. v Stoke C. 1-3 Luton T. v Walsall 4-0
Barnsley v Blackpool 0-1 Brentford v Torquay U. 1-0
Wolverhampton W. v Chesterfield 6-0 Rotherham UV. v Burnley 0-1
Sheffield U. v New Brighton 5-2 Portsmouth y Sheffield W. 2-1
*Nottingham F. v Liverpool 2-2, 0-4 *Newport Co. v Huddersfield 13.3, 3-1
Plymouth Arg. v Notts. Co, 10-1 Derby Co. v Arsenal 1-0
Lincoln C, v W.B.A. 0-1 Aston Villa v Cardiff C, 1-2
Gateshead v Aldershot 3-1
Bristol C. v Chelsea 1-3 Fifth Round
Everton v Manchester C. 1-0 Manchester U. v Yeovil T. 8-0
*Leicester C. vy Birmingham C. 11-1, 11-1, 2-1 Stoke C. v Hull C. 0-2
Preston N.E. v Mansfield T. 2-1 Wolverhampton W. vy Liverpool 3-1
‘Luton T. v West Ham U. 3-1 W.B.A. v Chelsea 3-0
Fulham v Walsall 10-1 *Luton T. v Leicester C. 15-5, 3-5
Brentford vy Middlesbrough 3-2 Brentford v Burnley 4-2
Torquay U. v Coventry C. 1-0 Portsmouth v Newport Co, 13.2
Burnley v Charlton Ath. 12-1 Derby Co. v Cardiff C. 2-1
Rotherham v Darlington 4-2
Portsmouth vy Stockport Co. 7-0 Sixth Round
Sheffield W. v Southampton 2-1 Hull C. y Manchester U. 0-1
Leeds U. v Newport Co. 1-3 Wolverhampton W. v W.B.A. 1-0
*Q.P.R. v Huddersfield 0-0, 0-5 Brentford v Leicester C. 0-2
Derby Co. v Southport 4-1 Portsmouth v Derby Co. 2-1
Arsenal y Tottenham H. 3-0
Oldham Ath, v Cardiff C. ; 23 Semi-Final
*Aston Villa v Bolton 1-1, 70-0, 12-1 Manchester U. v Wolverhampton W.? 11-1, 0-1
Fourth Round Leicester C. y Portsmouth? 3-1
*Manchester U. v Bradford 14-1, 11-1, 5-0
Yeovil T. v Sunderland 12-1 Final 1948-49: Wolverhampton W. 3 Leicester C. 1
* Home Team in first match. 1 After extra time, 2 At Hillsborough. 3 At Highbury.
571
*Leeds U. v Bolton W. 1-1, 3-2
Third Round 1-1, 0-2
Arsenal v Sheffield W. 1-0 *Charlton Ath. v Cardiff C.
3-0 Chelsea v Newcastle U. 3-0
Swansea T. v Birmingham C, 3-2
Notts. Co. v Burnley 1-4 Chesterfield v Middlesbrough
1-2 Watford vy Manchester U. 0-1
Newport Co. v Port Vale 5-0
Carlisle U. v Leeds U. 2-5 Portsmouth v Grimsby T.
1-2 Liverpool y Exeter C. 3-1
Coventry C. v Bolton W.
*Cardiff C. vyW.B.A. 2-2, 1-0 *Stockport Co. v Hull C. 0-0, 2-0
v Fulham 2-2, 2-1 Blackpool v Doncaster R. 2-1
*Charlton Ath.
Brentford v Chelsea 0-1 Wolverhampton W. v Sheffield U. 0-0, 4-3
2-7 West Ham U. y Everton 1-2
Oldham Ath. v Newcastle U.
Chesterfield v Yeovil 3-1 Tottenham H. v Sunderland 5-1
*Aston Villa vyMiddlesbrough 2-2, 0-0, 2-3 *Bury v Derby Co. 2-2, 2-5
Manchester U. y Weymouth 4-0 *Bournemouth v Northampton 1-1, 1-2
pcauate v Preston N.E. 2-2, 1-0
ortsmouth vy Norwich C, 1-1, 2-0 .
Luton T. v Grimsby T. gy pt Roedet 2.0
*Blackburn R. v Liverpool 0-0, 1-2 Leeds U. v Cardiff (o 3-9
Exeter C. v Nuneaton B. 3-0 *Chesterfield v Chelsea 1-1, 0-3
Stockport Co.
*Southport y Barnsley
v Hull C. 0-0, 4-2
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Q.P.R. v Everton 0-2 §
West Ham U. v Ipswich T. 5-1 Sixth Round
Stoke C. v Tottenham H. 0-1 Arsenal y. Leeds U. 1-0
Sunderland v Huddersfield 6-0 Chelsea v Manchester U. 2-0
Manchester C. v Derby Co. 3-5 Liverpool vy Blackpool 2-1
Bury v Rotherham U. 5.4 Derby Co. v Everton 1-2
*Northampton vy Southampton 1-1, 3-2
Bradford v Bournemouth 0-1
Semi-Final
Arsenal v Chelsea 12-2, 1-0
Fourth Round i 3
Arsenal y Swansea T. 2-1 a sg ae ee
Burnley v Port Vale 2-1 Final 1949-50: Arsenal 2 Liverpool 0
1 Both games at White Hart Lane. ? At Maine Road.

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Newcastle U. v Bury
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Sunderland vy Coventry C, 2-0 Arse I N aeaertete® a
Notts. Co. vy Southampton 3-4 gs a 3-2
Newport Co. v Reading oe) ‘
Norwich C. v Liverpool 3-4 Fifth Round
*Charlton Ath v Blackpool 9:9:10.3 Stoke C. vy Newcastle U. 2-4
Stockport Co. v Brentford "2-1 Bristol R. v Hull C. 3-0
Mansfield T, v Swansea T: 2-0 Wolverhampton W. v Huddersfield 2-0
Sheffield U. v Gateshead 1-0 Sunderland y Norwich C. 3-1
*Grimsby T. v Exeter C, 3-3. 2.4 Blackpool vy Mansfield T. 3.0
Rochdale v Chelsea 75-3
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ulham v Sheffield W. z anchester U. v Arsenal 4
*Derby Co. v W.B.A. 2-2 0 a
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*Arsenal v Carlisle cara 0-0 i) pilates a e
Northampton T. v Barnsley ; 3-1 Semi-Final
Fourth Round Newcastle U. y Wolverhampton W. 10.0, 2-
Newcastle U. v Bolton W. 3.2 Blackpool v Birmingham C. 20-0, a
Stoke C. vy West Ham U. 10 4Binal 1950-51: Blackpool 0 Newcastle U. 2
1 At Hillsborough, replay at Huddersfield, BAT
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Third Round Notts. Co. v Portsmouth
Newcastle U. v Aston Villa Middlesbrough v Doncaster R.
Scunthorpe U. v Tottenham H. Blackburn R. v Hull C.
Reading v Swansea T. Gateshead vy W.B.A.
Rotherham U. v Bury Burnley v Coventry C.
Portsmouth v Lincoln C, Liverpool vy Wolverhampton W.
Notts. Co. v Stockton Arsenal v Barnsley
Doncaster R. v Buxton Birmingham C. v Leyton O. 5
*Middlesbrough v Derby Co. ae
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*Nottingham F. v Blackburn R. mipRN *Swindon T. v Stoke C. HS
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Manchester U. v Hull C. Chelsea v Tranmere R.
W.B.A. v Bolton W. Leeds U. v Bradford
*TIpswich T. v Gateshead id be *West Ham U. v Sheffield U. e=
Burnley v Hartlepools U. Southend U. v Bristol R. rBP
ROSCONE
*Leicester C. v Coventry
Liverpool vy Workington T.
Fifth Round
*Manchester C. v Wolverhampton W.
Norwich C. v Arsenal Swansea T. v Newcastle U. i)
Portsmouth vy Doncaster R.
Barnsley v Colchester U. Tae
cee
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Blackburn R. v W.B.A.,
*Leyton O. v Everton
Burnley v Liverpool 0
Fulham v Birmingham C. Leyton O. y Arsenal
Luton T. v Chariton Ath.
Luton T, v Swindon T.
Brentford v Q.P.R. ae'
*Leeds U. v Chelsea
*Cardiff C. v Swindon T.
Southend U. v Sheffield U. WOOO
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*Sunderland v Stoke C. Tr WERK
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*Chelsea v Chester tb Nor
Huddersfield vy Tranmere R. Sixth Round
Rochdale v Leeds U. Portsmouth vy Newcastle U.
Bradford v Sheffield W. Blackburn R. v Burnley
Sheffield U. v Newport C. Luton T. v Arsenal
West Ham U. v Blackpool Sheffield U. v Chelsea
Southend U. v Southampton
Bristol R. v Preston N.E. OS
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me Semi-Final
Newcastle U. v Blackburn R.
Fourth Round Arsenal v Chelsea
Tottenham H. v Newcastle U. 0-3
Swansea T. v Rotherham U. 3-0 Final 1951-52: Arsenal 0 Newcastle U. 1
1 At Hillsborough, replay at Leeds. 2 Both games at White Hart Lane.

Third Round Arsenal v Bury
Sheffield W. v Blackpool Burnley v Sunderland
Huddersfield v Bristol R. . *Preston N.E. v Tottenham H.
*Lincoln C. v Southampton Halifax T. v Stoke C.
Shrewsbury T. v Finchley Lene *Sheffield U. v Birmingham C.
Arsenal v Doncaster R. cm *Chelsea v W.B.A. ey
Bh,
CwWworFoOn
Grimsby T. v Bury *Bolton W. v Notts. Co.
*Portsmouth v Burnley *Manchester C. v Luton T. Mboe
mee
*Sunderland vy. Scunthorpe U. Hull C. v Gateshead
*Tranmere R. v Tottenham H. Plymouth Arg. v Barnsley
Preston N.E. v Wolverhampton W. Everton v Nottingham F.
Halifax T. v Cardiff C. *Manchester U. v Walthamstow A. 1)Weeed
Stoke C. v Wrexham *Aston Villa v Brentford
Oldham Ath. v Birmingham C. Newcastle U. vy Rotherham U. OND
Re
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Newport Co. v Sheffield U.
*Derby Co. v Chelsea Fifth Round
West Ham U. v W.B.A. *Blackpool v Southampton
Bolton W. v Fulham Burnley v Arsenal
Leicester C. v Notts. Co. Halifax T, v Tottenham H.
Luton T. v Blackburn R. Chelsea v Birmingham C.
Manchester C. v Swindon T. SWAN
BNW
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Luton T. v Bolton W.
Gateshead vy Liverpool Plymouth Arg. v Gateshead
Hull C. v Charlton Ath. Everton v Manchester U.
Plymouth Arg. v Coventry C. ROLEHOLOLSSHSH
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Barnsley v Brighton
Everton v Ipswich T. at
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Mansfield T. v Nottingham F. Sixth Round
Arsenal v Blackpool 1-2
Millwall v Manchester U.
*Birmingham C. v Tottenham H. 1-1, 2-2, 0-1
Walthamstow A. v Stockport Co.
Gateshead v Bolton W. 0-1
Aston Villa v Middlesbrough Aston Villa vy Everton 0-1
Brentford v Leeds U.
*Rotherham U. v Colchester U. to0 =
Newcastle U. v Swansea T. Semi-Final
SOeRRBeeNW
Blackpool v Tottenham H. 12-1
Fourth Round Bolton W. v Everton 24.3
Blackpool v Huddersfield 1-0
Sbrewsbury T. v Southampton 1-4 Final 1952-53: Blackpool 4 Bolton W.3
1 At Villa Park. 2 At Maine Road.
573
*Blackburn R. v Hull C. 2-2, 1-2
i on
He ee 1-0 Manchester C. v Tottenham H.
1-3 Leyton O. v Fulham RS
Bristo] C. v Rotherham U,
Burnley v Manchester U. 5-3 Plymouth Arg. v Doncaster R.
*Newcastle U. v Wigan DEP Cardiff C. v Port Vale ner ree
Bristol R. vy Blackburn R. Q-1 *West Ham UV. v Blackpoo 00 4a
0-0, 2-2, 2-5 *Sheffield W. v Chesterfield -0, as
*Brentford v Hull C. i
Bradford v Manchester C. 2-5 Everton v Swansea T.
*Leeds U. v Tottenham H. 3-3, 0-1 Headington v Bolton W. Pe on
*Tranmere R. v Leyton O. 2-2, 1-4 *Scunthorpe U. v Portsmouth el, 2-2, 12
5-5, 1-3 Arsenal v Norwich C. ae He:
*Grimsby T. v Fulham
2-0 *Stoke C. v Leicester Cc i He
Plymouth Arg. v Nottingham F.
Sunderland v Doncaster R. 0-2 Lincoln C. vy Preston ve
Cardiff C. v Peterborough U. 351 Ipswich T. v Birmingham C. ie
Q.P.R. v Port Vale 0-1
West Ham U. v Huddersfield 4-0 Fifth Round
*Blackpool v Luton T. -1, 0-0, 1-1, 2-0 W.B.A. v Newcastle U. 3-2
«Sheffield W. v Sheffield U. 1-1, 3-1 *Hull C. v Tottenham H. 1-1, 0-2
Chesterfield v Bury 2-0 Leyton O. v Doncaster R. 3-1
Everton v Notts. Co. 2-1 Port Vale v Blackpool 2-0
*Barrow v. Swansea T. 2-2, 2-4 Sheffield W. v Everton 3-1
*Stockport v Headington 0-0, 0-1 *Bolton W. v Portsmouth 0-0, 2-1
Bolton W. v Liverpool 1-0 Norwich C. v Leicester C. 1-2
*Wrexham v Scunthorpe U. 3-3, 0-3 Preston N.E. v Ipswich T. 6-1
*Portsmouth v Charlton Ath. 3-3, ar
Arsenal v Aston Villa - :
*Hastings v Norwich C. 3-3,0-3 Sixth Round
Stoke C. v Hartlepools U. 6-2 oe ice H. in
*Middlesbrough v Leicester C, 0-0, 2-3 eShofheld Ww. os 1 Ssw 1-1. 2-0
*Lincoln C. vy Walsall Peale rer ctv teeta e Lee
Derby Co. v Preston N.E. 0-2 eicester C. v rreston N.B. Tet Soe
*Ipswich T. v Oldham Ath. 3-3, 1-0 fer
Wolverhampton W. v Birmingham C. 1-2 a pepe ps
.B.A. v Port Vale -
Fourth Round Sheffield W. v Preston N.E. 20-2
W.B.A. v Rotherham U. 4-0
*Burnley v Newcastle U. 1-1, 0-1 Final 1953-54: Preston N.E. 2 W.B.A. 3
1 At Villa Park. ? At Maine Road.

Third Round Hartlepools U. v Nottingham F. 1-1, 1-2
Everton v Southend U. 3-1 Newcastle U. v Brentford 3-2
*Lincoln C. v Liverpool 1-1, 0-1 *Sheffield W. v Notts. Co. 1-1, 0-1
*Leeds U. v Torquay U. 2-2, 0-4 Bristol R. v Chelsea 1-3
*Huddersfield v Coventry C. 3-3, 2-1 Bishop Auckland v York C, 1-3
*Hartlepools U. v Darlington 1-1, 2-2, 2-0 Tottenham H. v Port Vale 4-2
Sheffield U. v Nottingham F, 1-3 Swansea T. v Stoke C. 3-1
Plymouth Arg. v Newcastle U. 0-1 *Preston N.E. v Sunderland 3-3, 0-2
*Brentford v Bradford C. 1-1, 2-2, 1-0 Wolverhampton W. v Arsenal 1-0
Sheffield W. v Hastings 2-1 W.B.A. v Charlton Ath. 2-4
Middlesbrough v Notts. Co. 1-4 Birmingham C., v Bolton W. 2-1
Bristol R. v Portsmouth 2-1 *Doncaster R. v Aston Villa 0-0, 2-2, 1-1, 0-0, 3-1
Chelsea v Walsall 2-0 Rotherham U. v Luton T. 1-5
*Ipswich T. v Bishop Auckland 2-2, 0-3 Manchester C. v Manchester U. 0-2
Penns York C. 0-2
ateshead v Tottenham H. 0-2 Fifth Round
*West Ham U. v Port Vale 2-2, 1-3 *
Blackburn R. v Swansea T. 0-2 Ped te BBE ate le 1-1. 2-2 0-2
*Bury v Stoke C. Ilda Soe ae Nous Pehl 123
Fulham y Preston N.E. 2-3 York Cc ere soe 1-0
Sunderland v Burnley 1-0 ¥ Tottenham
*Swansea . T. H.
v Sunderland 3-1
Grimsby T. v Wolverhampton W. 2-5 Wolverh sy Ws ck 1 2-2, 0-1
Arsenal v Cardiff C. 10) eh CE eat 4-1
Bournemouth vy W.B.A. 0-1 Tut1 a . Mes oncaster R. 2-1
Rochdale vy Charlton Ath. 1-3 ONES SCRE STGE 0-2
Hull C. vy Birmingham C. 0-2 3
Bolton W. v Millwall 3-1 Sixth Round
Watford v Doncaster R. 1-2 *Huddersfield vy Newcastle U. 1-1, 0-2
*Brighton vy Aston Villa 2-2, 2-4 Notts. Co. v York C. 0-1
Rotherham U. v Leicester C. 1-0 Sunderland v Wolverhampton W. 2-0
Luton T. v Workington T. 5-0 Birmingham C, vy Manchester C. 0-1
Derby Co. vy Manchester C. 1-3
*Reading v Manchester U. 1-1, 1-4 Semi-Final
Newcastle U. v York C. 1}-1, 2-0
Font Round Sunderland v Manchester C. 20-1
verton v Liverpool 0-4
Torquay U. v Huddersfield 0-1 Final 1954-55: Manchester C. 1 Newcastle U. 3
1 Both games at Hillsborough. ? At Villa Park.
574
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Third Round Charlton Ath. v Swindon T.
Torquay U. v Birmingham C. Arsenal v Aston Villa
Leyton O. v Plymouth Arg. Fulham v Newcastle U.
Wolverhampton W. v W.B.A. *Leicester C. v Stoke C. '
Ww
Portsmouth v Grimsby T. Bolton W. v Sheffield U.
Charlton Ath. v Burton *York C. v Sunderland
Swindon v Worksop *Bristol R. v Doncaster R. =O
w =O
*Arsenal v Bedford T. Tottenham H. v Middlesbrough
*Aston Villa v Hull C. West Ham U. v Cardiff C.
Notts. Co. vy Fulham Barnsley v Blackburn
Sheffield W. v Newcastle U. Port Vale v Everton
Luton T. v Leicester C. *Burnley v Chelsea 1-1, 1-1, 2-2,
*Exeter C. v Stoke C. *Liverpool v Scunthorpe Wewd
Bolton W. v Huddersfield Southend U. v Manchester C. eee
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Swansea T. v York C. ea,
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Sunderland v Norwich C. PEAUWSOSHONN
SweW.B.A. v Birmingham C.
Bristol R. vyManchester U.
Charlton Ath. v Arsenal
Doncaster R. v Nottingham F. SWE
SOnRKNSCOH
SSOLHSON
Newcastle U. v Stoke C.
Tottenham H. v Boston
*Sheffield U. v Sunderland
Bradford v Middlesbrough
Doncaster R. v Tottenham H,
West Ham U. v Preston N.E.
*West Ham U. v Blackburn R.
Leeds U. v Cardiff C.
Everton v Chelsea
Aldershot v Barnsley
Northampton v Blackburn R.
*Manchester C. v Liverpool ee NK
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Walsall v Port Vale On
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Everton v Bristol C. Sixth Round
Bury v Burnley Arsenal v Birmingham C.
Hartlepools U. v Chelsea Newcastle U. v Sunderland
Liverpool v Accrington S. *Tottenham H. v West Ham U.
*Rotherham U. v Scunthorpe U. 1-1, Manchester C. v Everton
Lincoln C. vy Southend U. '
Manchester C. v Blackpool RRR Semi-Final
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Birmingham C. v Sunderland 13-0
Fourth Round Tottenham H. v Manchester C. 20-1
Leyton O. v Birmingham C. 0-4
W.B.A. v Portsmouth 2-0 Final 1955-56: Birmingham C, 1 Manchester C, 3
1 At Hillsborough. 2 At Villa Park.

Third Round Burnley v New Brighton
*Luton T. v Aston Villa Huddersfield v Peterborough U.
*Middlesbrough v Charlton Ath, mN Newport Co. v Arsenal
Bristol C. v Rotherham U. Bristol R. v Preston N.E. f
Notts. Co. v Rhyl Blackpool! v Fulham
Burnley v Chesterfield rrere W.B.A. v Sunderland
New Brighton v Torquay U. 1 Wrexham v Manchester U.
*Huddersfield v Sheffield U. Everton v West Ham U. |ca
*Peterborough U. v Lincoln C. Wolverhampton W. v Bournemouth Prefarevey
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Arsenal v Stoke C RUNNY Tottenham H. v Chelsea
*Newport Co. v Southampton Southend U. v Birmingham C,
*Preston N.E. v Sheffield W. OWE
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NN Millwall v Newcastle U.
Hull C. v Bristol R. Cardiff C. v Barnsley
Bolton W. v Blackpool Portsmouth v Nottingham F, hbCEEenDO
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Tpswich T. v Fulham
Sunderland v Q.P.R. Fifth Round
*Doncaster R. v W.B.A. Aston Villa v Bristol C,
Hartlepools U. v Aeneas U;. Huddersfield vy Burnley
*Wrexham v Reading *Preston N.E. v Arsenal
Everton v Blackburn R. er
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*Blackpool v W.B.A. ’
West Ham U. v Grimsby T. Manchester U. v Everton
Bournemouth v Accrington S. Bournemouth v Tottenham H,
Wolverhampton W. v Swansea T. Millwall v Birmingham C,
Tottenham H. v Leicester C. Barnsley v Nottingham F, OKRHANH
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Leyton O. v Chelsea
*Carlisle U. v Birmingham C. Ww1 w
Sixth Round
Southend U. v Liverpool *Burnley v Aston Villa
Millwall v C. Palace *W.B.A. v Arsenal
*Newcastle U. v Manchester C. Bournemouth vy Manchester U.
*Barnsley v Port Vale 7 we
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*Birmingham C. v Nottingham F.
Leeds U. v Cardiff C. aig
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Bury v Portsmouth
Nottingham F. v Goole T. Semi-Final
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Aston Villa v W.B.A. _ 12.2, 1-0
Fourth Round ’ Manchester U. v Birmingham C. 22
Middlesbrough v Aston Villa
Bristol C. v Rhyl Final 1956-57: Aston Villa 2 Manchester U. 1
1 At Wolverhampton, replay at Birmingham. 2 At Hillsborough.
575
Liverpool v Northampton 3-1
Third Round 1-3
Rotherham U. v Blackburn R. 1-4 Newcastle U. v Scunthorpe U.
2-2, 1-3 Wolverhampton W. y Portsmouth 5-1
*Sunderland v Everton 3-3, 1-4
Leyton O. v Reading 1-0 *Chelsea v Darlington
1-2 Stoke C. v Middlesbrough 3-1
Leeds U. v Cardiff C. 0-0, 0-3
*Liverpool v Southend U. 1-1, 3-2 *York C. v Bolton W.
e ae pear U. osIpswich T. 2-0
SL arty f Mepesca 4-3
ymout rg. v Newcastle U. - heffield W. v Hull C.
Scunthorpe U. v Bradford C. 1-0 *W.B.A. v Nottingham F. 3-3, 5-1
Lincoln C. v Wolverhampton W. 0-1 Tottenham H. v Sheffield U. 0-3
Portsmouth v Aldershot 5-1 *Bristol R. v Burnley 2-2, 3-2
Norwich C. v Darlington 1-2 Notts. Co. v Bristol C. 1-2
Doncaster R. v Chelsea 0-2 West Ham U. v Stockport Co. 3-2
*Stoke C. v Aston Villa 1-1, 3-3, 2-0 *Fulham v Charlton Ath. 1-1, 2-0
eee v Derby a 5-0
ork C. v Birmingham C. 3-0 Fifth Round
Preston N.E. v Bolton W. 0-3 -
Workington T. v Manchester U. 1-3 Perera “to eS OO Ae
Se Palace v Ipswich T. 0-1 Wolverhampton W. v Darlington 6-1
Hull C. v Barnsley 1-1, 2-0 Bolton W. v Stoke C Ce
Hereford U. v Sheffield W. 0-3 Neanichester Wane She meld ny, 3.0
W.B.A. v Manchester C. EY, -eenaeldit ew AMIE ah 1
Nottingham F. v Gillingham 2-0 BesioliCAe Bristol: ei
Tottenham H. v Leicester C. 4-0 : i sieene ae
Sheffield U. v Grimsby T. Sie? paket eee pa
Bristol R. v Mansfield T. 5-0
Burnley v Swansea T. 4-2 Sixth Round :
Notts. Co. v Tranmere R. 2-0 Blackburn R. vy Liverpool 2-1
*Accrington S. v Bristol C. 2-2, 1-3 Bolton W. v Wolverhampton W. 2-1
West Ham U. v Blackpool cal *W.B.A. vy Manchester U. 2-2, 0-1
Stockport Co. v Luton T. 3-0 Fulham v Bristol R. 3-1
*Huddersfield v Charlton Ath. 2-2, 0-1
Fulham v Yeovil 4-0 Semi-Final
Blackburn R. v Bolton W. 14-2
BeatinRound
Fourth 4 Bleckoarn ee 4 Manchester
é U. v Fulham 22-2, 5-3
Cardiff C. v Leyton O. 4-1 Final 1957-58: Bolton W. 2 Manchester U. 0
1 At Maine Road. ? At Villa Park, replay at Highbury.

Third Round WwW
*Tooting v Nottingham F. 2-2, 0-3 ee eee it 3
*Grimsby T. vy Manchester C. 2-2, 2-1 *Charlton Ath. v Evert . 2-2, we
1-4
Middlesbrough v Birmingham C. 0-1 Chelsea v Aston Villa .
*Fulham v Peterborough U. 0-0, 1-0 Blackburn R. yv Burnle a
Barrow
cmev Wolverhampto
Se Un Bola n W. 2-4
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Baht i S.. v Portsmouth
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0-0, 1-4
ad Co. a Leste N.E. 2-2, 2-4 Waren é “y Shotheld U. ey nes

righton v Bradford C, -. : é i
Bristol R. y Charlton Ath. Oud ences c i Candie. ite Ae
Everton v Sunderland — 4-0 *Bristol C. v Blackpool ‘ 1-1, 0-1
Aston Villa v Rotherham U. 2-1 era eee 2-0
Stockport Leyton O.
R. vmBimley
Blackburn Co 4-2
is Leicester ap C. ees
est vy Luton T. 1-1, 0-1
1-4
Accrington S. v Darlington 3. ‘
Portsmouth v SwanseaE. af Fifth Round
Colchester U. v Chesterfield 2-0 Birmingham C. v Nottingham F. 1-1, 1-1, 0-5
eaves 2.2 “Bolton W. v Preston N.E. 2:2, 18420
Worcester C. v Liverpool af Everton v Aston Villa de eae
Sheffield U. v C. Palace 2.9 Burnley v Portsmouth 1-0
PC sc H. v West Ham U. 2-0 Fear ¥ Sager U. 2-2, 0-3
fewpartCosvitor F ottenham H. v Norwich C. oi
Reich C.v Mowekecre ti Re x0 Blackpool v W.B.A. wa st
Plymouth Arg. v Cardiff C. 0-3 Ipswich T. v Luton T. 2-5
Doncaster R. v Bristol C. 0-2
Southampton vy Blackpool 1-2 Sixth Round
Sheffield W. v W.B.A. 0-2 Nottingham F, v Bolton W. 2-1
Brentford v Barnsley 2-0 *Aston Villa v Burnley
Stoke C. v Oldham Ath. *Sheffield U i ee
Ipswich T. v Huddersfield say WBlnektoliy Enea 2 1 hae
“Leicester C. vy Lincoln C. 1-1 20 a eee ee
Luton T. v Leeds U. "5-1 Semi-Final
Fourth Round F. v Grimsby Nottingham F. v Aston Villa 11.0
Nottingham T. Ha orwich C. v Luton T. 21-1, O-1
*Birmingham C. v Fulham da163-0) Final 1958-59: Luton T. 1 Nottingham F, 2
1 At Hillsborough. 2 At Birmingham,
576
Third Round Leicester C. v Fulh
*Newcastle U. vy Wolverhampton W. =
2-2, 2-4 W.B.A. v Bolton Ww. rm
Bristol C. v Charlton Ath. 2-3 *Bristol R. v Preston N.E. 3-3, 1-5
*Huddersfield vyWest Ham U. 1-1, 5-1 *Rotherham v Brighton 1-1, 1-1, 0-6
Exeter C. v Luton T. 1-2 Scunthorpe U. v Port Vale ; "0-1
Wrexham v Leicester C. 1-2 Chelsea v Aston Villa 1-2
Fulham v Hull C. 5-0 Sheffield U. v Nottingham F, 3-0
W.B.A. v Plymouth Arg. 3-2 *Southampton v Watford 2-2, 0-1
*Bury v Bolton W. 1-1, 2-4 Liverpool v Manchester U. 1-3
*Bristol R. vy Doncaster R. 0-0, 2-1 Sheffield W. v Peterborough U. 2-0
*Stoke C. v Preston N.E. 1-1, 1-3 Bradford C. v Bournemouth 3-1
*Rotherham U. v Arsenal 2-2, 1-1, 2-0 *Swansea T. v Burnley 0-0, 1-2
Bath C. v Brighton 0-1 *Crewe Alex. v Tottenham H, 2-2, 2-13
Scunthorpe U. v C. Palace 1-0 *Blackburn R. v Blackpool 1-1, 3-0
Cardiff City v Port Vale 0-2
Chelsea v Bradford 5-1
Aston Villa v Leeds U. 2-1 Fifth Round
Sheffield U. v Portsmouth 3-0 Luton T. vyWolverhampton W. 1-4
Nottingham F. v Reading 1-0 Leicester C. v W.B.A. 2-1
Manchester C. v Southampton 1-5 Preston N.E. v Brighton 2-1
Watford v Birmingham C, 2-1 Port Vale v Aston Villa 1-2
Liverpool v Leyton O. 2-1 Sheffield U. vy Watford 3-2
Derby Co. v Manchester U. 2-4 Manchester U. v Sheffield W. 0-1
Sheffield W. v Middlesbrough 2-1 *Bradford C. v Burnley 2-2, 0-5
Ipswich T. v Peterborough U. 2-3 Tottenham H. v Blackburn R. 1-3
Bradford C. v Everton 3-0
Bournemouth v York C. 1-0
Gillingham v Swansea T. 1-4 Sixth Round
*Lincoln C. v Burnley 1-1, 0-2 Leicester C. vyWolverhampton W. 1-2
Crewe Alex. v Workington T. 2-0 Aston Villa v Preston N.E. 2-0
Newport Co. v Tottenham H. 0-4 Sheffield U. v Sheffield W. 0-2
*Sunderland v Blackburn R. 1-1, 1-4 *Burnley v Blackburn R. 3-3, 0-2
Blackpool v Mansfield T. 3-0
Fourth Round Semi-Final

Wolverhampton W. v Charlton Ath. 2-1 Wolverhampton W. v Aston Villa 11-0
Huddersfield vyLuton T. 0-1 Sheffield W. v Blackburn R. 21-2
Final 1959-60: Blackburn R. 0 Wolverhampton W. 3
At West Bromwich. ? At Maine Road.

Third Round *Huddersfield v Barnsley 1-1, 0-1
Leicester C. v Oxford U. 3-1 Luton T. v Manchester C. 3-1
Plymouth Arg. v Bristol C. 0-1 Newcastle U. v Stockport Co, 4-0
Nottingham F. v Birmingham C. 0-2 *Stoke C. v Aldershot 0-0, 0-0, 3-0
Rotherham U. v Watford 1-0 Sheffield U. v Lincoln C. 3-
*Wolverhampton W. v Huddersfield 1-1, 1-2 *Bolton W. v Blackburn R. 3-3, 0-4
*Reading v Barnsley 1-1, 1-3 Southampton y Leyton O. 0-1
Luton T. v Northampton T. 4-0 *Sheffield W. v Manchester U. 1-1, 7-2
*Cardiff C. v Manchester C. 1-1, 0-0, 0-2 *Brighton v Burnley 3-3, 0-1
Newcastle U. v Fulham 5-0 Swansea T. v Preston N.E. 2-1
Stockport Co. v Southport 3-1 Scunthorpe U. v Norwich C. 1-4
*West Ham U. v Stoke C. 2-2, 0-1 Liverpool v Sunderland : 0-2
*Aldershot v Shrewsbury T. 1-1, 2-2, 2-0 *Peterborough U. v Aston Villa 1-1, 1-2
Everton v Sheffield U. 0- Tottenham H. v Crewe Alex. 5-1
oes =ov neers at
Hull C. v Bolton W. = .
*Chesterfield v Blackburn R, 0-0, 0-3 (aa C. v Leicester C. 1-1, 1-2
Southampton v Ipswich T. 7-1 Barnsley v Natonun 2 "1-0
Gillingham v Leyton O. 2-6 Newcastle U. v Stoke C. 3-1
Sheffield W. v Leeds U.
Manchester U. v Middlesbrough
2-0
3-0
Sheffield U. v Blackburn R.
Te yton O. v4 Sheffield W.
2-1
fj 0.2
Brighton v Derby Co. 3-1 Burnley v Swansea T. 4-0
ot Norwich ; C. v Sunderland 0-1
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1-1, 4-0 Aston Villa vyTottenham H. 0-2
Scunthorpe U. v Blackpool 6-2
*York C. v Norwich C. 1-1, 0-1
Liverpool v Coventry C. 3-2. Sixth Round
Sunderland v Arsenal 2-1 *Leicester C. v Barnsley 0-0, 2-1
Portsmouth v Peterborough U. 1-2 Newcastle U. v Sheffield U. 1-3
*Bristol R. v Aston Villa 1-1,0-4 *Sheffield W. v Burnley 0-0, 0-2
Chelsea v Crewe Alex. 1-2 *Sunderland v Tottenham H. 1-1, 0-5
Tottenham H. v Charlton Ath. 3-2
ound Semi-Final
joo C. v Bristol C. 5-1 Leicester C. v Sheffield U. 10-0, 0-0, 2-0
Birmingham C. v Rotherham U. 4-0 Burnley v Tottenham H.
Final 1960-61: Leicester C. 0 Tottenham H. 2
1 At Leeds, replay at Nottm. Forest, 2nd replay at Birmingham. 2 At Villa Park.
R.F. 72/3-30 577
F.A. CHALLENG E CUP COMPETITION 1961—62
ee SS —— ee
Newcastle U. v Peterborough U. 0-1

First Round
Aldershot v Tunbridge W. 3-1 *Bury v Sheffield U. 0-0, 2-2, 0-2
1-1, 0-7 Norwich C. v Wrexham 3-1
*Barry v Q.P.R.
*Ipswich T. v Luton T. 1-101
Bournemouth v Margate
Bradford v Port Vale Fulham y Hartlepools U. 31
Bradford C. v York C. *Bristol C. v Walsall 0-0, 1-4
Brentford v Oxford U. *Southampton v Sunderland 2-2, 0-3
*Bridgwater v Weston-s-Mare 0-0, Port Vale v Northampton 3-1
Brierley Hill v Grantham *Leicester C. v Stoke C. 1-1, 2-5
1-1 Brighton v Blackburn R. 0-
*Bristol C. vy Hereford
Chelmsford v King’s Lynn Southport v Shrewsbury T.
Chester v Ashington Middlesbrough v Cardiff C.
PPAYSBWRoed
Coventry C. v Gillingham *Bristol R. vyOldham Ath.
Crewe Alex. v Lincoln C. S54vNG666H4H
1t‘'t Liverpool v Chelsea
C. Palace v Portsmouth Preston N.E. vy Watford
Darlington v Carlisle U. Morecame v Weymouth
Doncaster R. v Chesterfield Manchester U. v Bolton W.
*Exeter C. v Dartford Arsenal v Bradford C.
*Hartlepools U. v Blyth S. Workington T. v Nottingham F,
Hull C. v Rhyl Sheffield W. v Swansea T.
Mansfield T. vyGrimsby T. Aston Villa v C. Palace
Morecambe vy S. Shields RAS
BOSHHuddersfield vy Rotherham U.
*Northampton v Millwall Charlton Ath. v Scunthorpe U.
Notts. Co. v Yeovil *Leeds U. v Derby Co.
Oldham Ath. v Shildon Wolverhampton W. vy Carlisle U.
Peterborough U. v Colchester U. 3-3, 2-2, *Blackpool v W.B.A.
*Reading vy Newport Co. Plymouth Arg. v West Ham UV.
Rochdale v Halifax T. Siete*Birmingham C. v Tottenham H.
Shrewsbury T. v Banbury SOLYERPHPYUD=OOYNhy
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Southend U. v Watford
Southport v Northwich Vict. Fourth Round
Stockport Co. v Accrington S, *Burnley v Leyton O.
Swindon T. v Kettering PPT? Everton v Manchester C.
Peterborough U. v Sheffield U.
Torquay U. v Harwich
*Tranmere R. v Gateshead *Norwich C. v Ipswich T.
*Walthamstow v Romford *Fulham v Walsall
West Auckland v Barnsley *Sunderland v Port Vale
Weymouth vy Barnet Stoke C. v Blackburn R.
Workington T. v Worksop *Shrewsbury T. v Middlesbrough
Wrexham v Barrow bah
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Wycombe W. v Ashford Preston v Weymouth
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Manchester U. v Arsenal
Second Round Nottingham F. v Sheffield W.
*Aldershot v Brentford Aston Villa v Huddersfield
Ashford v Q.P.R Charlton Ath. v Derby Co.
Barnsley v Carlisle U. Wolverhampton W. v W.B.A.
Bridgwater v C. Palace Plymouth Arg. v Tottenham H.
Bristol C. v Dartford
Chester v Morecambe Fifth Round
“Chesterfield vy Oldham Ath, Burnley v Everton
Coventry C. v King’s Lynn wid
2 Sheffield U. v Norwich C,
*Crewe Alex. v Port Vale
Gateshead v Workington T. RPE
POT
PETES Fulham vy Port Vale
Blackburn R. v Middlesbrough
Hartlepools U. vy Accrington S, *Liverpool v Preston N.E.
Hull C. v Bradford C. *Manchester U. v Sheffield W.
*Margate v Notts. Co. Aston Villa v Charlton Ath.
Northampton vy Kettering W.B.A. v Tottenham H.
Rochdale vy Wrexham
Romford v Watford WNOWNKENWNRENWNWNY
Shrewsbury T. v Brierley H. Sixth Round
Southport v Mansfield T. Sheffield U. v Burnley
Torquay U. v Peterborough U, *Fulham v Blackburn R.
Weymouth v Newport Co. ran
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ShNO*Preston N.E. v Manchester U,
Tottenham H. vy Aston Villa
Third Round
Burnley v Q.P.R.
*Brentford v Leyton O. 1-1, Semi-Final
Everton v King’s Lynn *Burnley vyFulham
Notts. Co. v Manchester C. Manchester U. v Tottenham H.
Final 1961-62: Burnley 1 Tottenham H. 3
1 At Villa Park, replay at Leicester. 2 At Hillsborough,
578
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Aldershot v Brentford 1-0 Coenen Ca ie 0-1
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Barnsley v Rhyl 4.0 Bradford Cc. M Aescea oe 1-1, 3-1
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Carlisle U. v Hartlepools U. meal Loton T Vv Sno T ries

Chelmsford v Shrewsbury T. 2-6 Barnsley v Everton 0-3
Cheltenham v Enfield 3-6 Plymouth Arg. v W.B.A. 1-5
. xAy heed Ps x at Nottingham F.v Wolverhampton Ww. 4.3
Coventry C. v Rourtemorah to pore . ia we se

*Crewe Alex. v Scarborough 1-1, 3-2 Sarees vor CG; ah
Beieelace ihDeets 2-0 Watford v Rotherham U. 2-0
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Bolton a4
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Hinckley v Sittingbourne 3-0 Carlisle U. ¥ Go ; ot

pe aulow Bal soe ar. 3-3, a oe ae pureed 1-4
{ 5 p - arlton Ath. v Cardi ; 1-0
ppecola C. v pe ee 1-1,2-1 *Tranmere R. v Chelsea 2-2, 123
an C Poe ycombe W. 0-3 Bristol C. v Aston Villa 1-1, 2-3
Rocke ote pe geen o a Manchester U. v Huddersfield 5-0
*N. Shields v Workington T. 222, 27
Notts. Co. v Peterborough U. 0-3 Fourth Round
toe v Bradford C. 2-5 i cope ny
pewiat 3-1
.P.R. v Newport 3-2 eyton O. v Derby Co. 3.0
Southend U. v Brighton 2-1 Manchester C. v Bury 1-0
*Southport v Wrexham 1-155263 Norwich C. v Newcastle U. 5-0
*S. Shields vy Doncaster R. 0-0, 1-2 Arsenal v Sheffield W. 2-0
Swindon T. v Reading 4.2 *Burnley v Liverpool fat 1-2
*Watford v Poole PEP oa | West Ham U. v Swansea T. 1-0
Wimbledon vy Colchester U. an Swindon T. v Everton 1-5
Yeovil v Dartford 3.9 *W.B.A. v Nottingham F. 0-0, 1-2
*York v Rochdale 0-0, 2-1 Middlesbrough v Leeds U. 0-2
Southampton v Watford 3-1
Second Round Port Vale v Sheffield U. ify
Barnsley v Chesterfield 2-1 *Portsmouth v Coventry C. 1-1, 2-2, 1-2
Blyth S. v Carlisle U. 0-2 *Gravesend v Sunderland 1-1, 2-5
Bradford C. v Gateshead £5) Charlton Ath. v Chelsea _ 0-3
Bristol C. v Wimbledon Qe Manchester U. v Aston Villa 1-0
*C. Palace v Mansfield T. 2-2, 2-7
Doncaster R. v Tranmere R. 1-4 Fifth Round
Gillingham v Bedford 3-0 L nO Lei
Gravesend vy Wycombe W. 3-1 eyton O. v Leicester C. 0-1
Hull C. v Workington T. 2.0 Manchester C. v Norwich C. 1-2
King’s Lynn v Oxford U. 12 eere VvEreaoo 1-2
Lincoln C. v Halifax T. 1-0 he ie as Peed U. si
*Millwall v Coventry C. 0-0, 1-2 ottingham F. v Leeds L. ;
Peterborough U. v Enfield 1-0 Southampton v Sheffield U. 1-0
> Coventry C. v Sunderland 2-1
Port Vale v Aldershot 2-0
Q.P.R. v Hinckley 7.2 Manchester U. v Chelsea 2-1
Shrewsbury T. vy Torquay U. 705 |
Southend U. v Watford 0-2 Sixth Round
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5 iverpool v West Ham U. -
York C. v Crewe Alex. 2-1 *Nottingham F. v Southampton 1-1, 3-3, 0-5
Third Round Coventry C. v Manchester U. 1-3
Grimsby T. v Leicester C. 1-3
Mansfield T. v Ipswich T. 2-3 Semi-Final
*Leyton O. v Hull C. 1-1, 2-0 Leicester C. v Liverpool 11-0
Derby Co. v Peterborough U. 2-0 Southampton v Manchester U. 20-1
Final 1962-63: Leicester C. 1 Manchester U. 3
1 At Hillsborough, 2? At Villa Park,
579
$$
First Round Swindon T. v Manchester C.
*Altrincham v Wrexham 0-0, S *Burnley v Rotherham U.
Barnsley v Stockport Co. Newport Co. v Sheffield W.
Barrow v Bangor *Tottenham H. v Chelsea
Bexley U. v Wimbledon Plymouth Arg. v Huddersfield
Bournemouth v Bristol R. Sunderland v Northampton
Bradford vy Heanor *Doncaster R. v Bristol C.
Bradford C. v Port Vale Rewbivow
Cardiff C. v Leeds U.
*Brentford v Margate 2-2, S *Hull C. v Everton
Bridgewater v Luton T. *Scunthorpe v Barnsley
Brighton v Colchester U. Yeovil v Bury
Cambridge U. v Chelmsford Southampton v Manchester U.
Chester v Blyth Spartan Bristol R. vy Norwich C.
Corby v Bristol C. Ipswich T. v Oldham Ath.
Crook T. v Chesterfield Stoke C. v Portsmouth
C. Palace v Harwich Lincoln C. v Sheffield U.
Darlington v Gateshead Hd
bYLoVE
Swansea T. v Barrow
Doncaster R. v Tranmere R. *W.B.A. v Blackpool
Exeter C. v Shrewsbury T. Oo Arsenal v Wolverhampton W.
Hartlepools U. v Lincoln C. Liverpool v Derby Co.
*Hereford v Newport Birmingham C. v Port Vale
*Hull C. v Crewe Alex. Oxford U. v Chesterfield
*Kettering v Millwall Brentford vy Middlesbrough
Maidenhead v Bath C. Blackburn R. v Grimsby T.
Netherfield vyLoughborough Fulham vy Luton T.
Notts Co. v Frickley Colliery Newcastle U. v Bedford T.
Oldham Ath. v Mansfield T. Carlisle U. v Q.P.R.
Oxford U. v Folkestone *Bath C. v Bolton W.
*Peterborough U. v Watford 1-1, *Nottingham F. v Preston N.E.
Q.P.R. v Gillingham
*Reading v Enfield 2-2, Fourth Round
Rochdale v Chorley *Leyton O. v West Ham U.
Southport v Walsall Aldershot v Swindon T.
Sutton U. v Aldershot Burnley v Newport Co.
Tooting v Gravesend Chelsea v Huddersfield
Torquay U. v Barnet Sunderland v Bristol C.
Trowbridge T. v Coventry C. *Leeds U. v Everton
Weymouth v Bedford T. 1-1 Barnsley v Bury
Workington T. v Halifax T.
Manchester U. v Bristol R.
Yeovil T. v Southend U.
*Ipswich T. v Stoke C.
York C. v,Carlisle U.
*Sheffield U. v Swansea T.
*W.B.A. v Arsenal
Second Round *Liverpool v Port Vale
Barnsley v Rochdale *Oxford U. v Brentford
Brentford v Gravesend Blackburn R. v Fulham
Carlisle U. vyGateshead Bedford T. v Carlisle U.
Chelmsford v Bedford *Bolton W. v Preston N.E.
Chester v Barrow.
Colchester U. v QP.R.
Coventry C. vy Bristol R. Fifth Round
*Doncaster R. v Notts. Co. 1-1, Swindon T. v West Ham U.
Exeter C. y Bristol C. Burnley v Huddersfield
Lincoln C. v Southport Sunderland v Everton
Luton T. v Reading Barnsley v Manchester U.
*Netherfield v Chesterfield 1-1, *Stoke C. v Swansea T.
Newport Co. v Watford Arsenal v Liverpool
Oldham Ath. v Bradford Oxford U. v Blackburn R.
Oxford U. v Kettering Preston N.E. v Carlisle U.
Port Vale v Workington T.
Torquay U. vy Aldershot Sixth Round
*Wimbledon v Bath C. 2-2, West Ham U. v Burnley
Wrexham vy Hull C. *Manchester U. v Sunderland
Yeovil v C. Palace Liverpool v Swansea T.
Oxford U. v Preston N.E.
Third Round
West Ham U. v Charlton Ath. 3-0 Semi-Final
Leicester C. v Leyton O. 2-3 West Ham U. v Manchester U.
*Aston Villa v Aldershot 0-0, 1: Swansea T. v Preston N.E.
Final 1963-64: Preston N.E. 2 West Ham U. 3
1 At Hillsborough, 2 At Villa Park.
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*Barnet v Cambridge U. Plymouth Arg. v Derby Co.
Barrow v Grimsby T.
Bournemouth v Gravesend
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Middlesbrough v Oldham Ath.
Cardiff C. v Charlton Ath.
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Bradford v Doncaster R. Chelsea v Northampton
Bristol C. v Brighton West Ham U. v Birmingham C,
Canterbury v Torquay U. *Torquay U. v Tottenham H. weiy —
Chester v Crewe Alex. Swindon T. v Ipswich T.
Chesterfield v S. Shields Chesterfield v Peterborough U. ae
Taman
*Colchester U. v Bideford Darlington v Arsenal
Corby v Hartiepools U. Swansea T. v Newcastle U.
Crook T. v Carlisle U. Doncaster R. v Huddersfield
*Dartford v Aldershot *Portsmouth v Wolverhampton W. 0-0,
Exeter C. v Hayes Rotherham U. v Lincoln C.
*Guildford v Gillingham *Bristol C. v Sheffield U. 1- 1
*Halifax T. v S. Liverpool Aston Villa v Coventry C. VWOYNO=CO
Kidderminster v Hull C. Stoke C. v Blackpool oS
King’s Lynn v Shrewsbury T. Manchester U. v Chester
Luton T. v Southend U. *Reading v Newport Co. 2-2,
Macclesfield vyWrexham *Burnley v Brentford 1-1
Millwall v Kettering Southampton v Leyton O,
Netherfield v Barnsley C. Palace v Bury
Newport Co. v Spalding Luton T. v Sunderland ONWNUNE
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Notts. Co. v Chelmsford Nottingham F. v Norwich C. 6
Oldham Ath. v Hereford *Fulham v Millwall 3-3,
Oxford U. v Mansfield T. *Manchester C. v Shrewsbury T. 1-1
Peterborough U. v Salisbury *Everton v Sheffield W. bh6n
Port Vale v Hendon Leeds U. v Southport 6
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Q.P.R. v Bath
Reading v Watford
*Romford v Enfield Fourth Round
Scarborough v Bradford C. *Liverpool v Stockport Co.
Scunthorpe v Darlington Preston N.E. v Bolton W.
Southport v Annfield Plain Leicester C. v Plymouth Arg.
Stockport Co. v Wigan *Charlton Ath. v Middlesbrough
*Tranmere R. v Lincoln C. West Ham U. v Chelsea Paved
Walsall v Bristol R. Tottenham H. v Ipswich T.
Peterborough U. v Arsenal
Welton R. v Weymouth
Wisbech v Brentford Swansea T. v Huddersfield eer
Workington T. v Rochdale *Wolverhampton W. v Rotherham U. 2-
York C. v Bangor C. Sheffield U. v Aston Villa
*Stoke C. v Manchester U.
Second Round *Reading v Burnley
Aldershot v Reading Southampton v C. Palace
Barnsley v Chester Sunderland v Nottingham F,
Bournemouth y Bristol C. Millwall v Shrewsbury T. mmmooPpw
Brentford v Notts. Co. *Leeds U. v Everton ee0 i ~ iedeK
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Bristol R. v Weymouth
Chesterfield v York C.
Crook T. v Oldham Ath. Fifth Round
*Doncaster R. v Scarborough Bolton W. v Liverpool 0-1
*Enfield v Barnet Middlesbrough v Leicester C, 0-3
Exeter C. v Shrewsbury T. Chelsea v Tottenham H. 1-0
*Hartlepools U. v Darlington *Peterborough U. v Swansea T. 0-0, 2-0
*Hull C. v Lincoln C. *Aston Villa vyWolverhampton W. 1-1, 0-0, 1-3
Manchester U. v Burnley 2-1
Luton T. v Gillingham
Millwall v Port Vale C. Palace v Nottingham F. 3-1
Leeds U. v Shrewsbury T. 2-0
Newport Co. v Mansfield T.
*Q.P.R. v Peterborough U.
S. Liverpool v Workington TF. Sixth Round
Stockport Co. v Grimsby T. *Leicester C. v Liverpool 0-0, 0-1
Torquay U. v Colchester U. Chelsea v Peterborough U. 5-1
Wrexham v Southport Wolverhampton W. v Manchester U. 3-5
C. Palace v Leeds U. 0-3
Third Round
Liverpool v W.B.A.
*Bristol R. v Stockport Co. Semi-Final
Bolton W. v Workington T. Liverpool v Chelsea 12.0
Barnet v Preston N.E. Manchester U. v Leeds U. 10-0, 0-1
Final 1964-65: Leeds U. 1 Liverpool 2
1 At Villa Park. 2 At Hillsborough, replay at Nottingham Forest,
581
First Round *Blackpool v Manchester C. 1-1, 1-3

Aldershot v Wellingborough T. 2-1 *Grimsby T. v Portsmouth 0-0, 3-1
Altrincham v Scarborough 6-0 Birmingham C. v Bristol C. 3-2
Barrow v Grimsby T. 1-2 Aston Villa v Leicester C. 1-2
Barnet v Dartford 0-2 Derby Co. v Manchester U. 2-5
Bath v Newport Co. 2-0 Rotherham U. v Southend U. 3-2
*Bournemouth v Weymouth 0-0, 4-1 Wolverhampton W. v Altrincham 5-0
Bradford P.A. v Hull C. 2-3 Sheffield U. v Fulham 3-1
Brentford v Yeovil 2-1 Bolton W. v W.B.A. 3-0
Brighton v Wisbech 10-1 Charlton Ath. v Preston N.E. 2-3
Chesterfield v Chester 0-2 Tottenham H. vy Middlesbrough 4-0
*Colchester U. v Q.P.R. 3-3, 0-4 *Bournemouth v Burnley 1-1, 0-7
Corby T. v Burton Liverpool v Chelsea 1-2
Corinthian Casuals v Watford 1-5 Leeds U. v Bury
Crewe Alex. v Scunthorpe U. 3-0 *Q.P.R. v Shrewsbury T. 0-0, 0-1
Darlington v Bradford C, 3-2 Carlisle U. v C. Palace 3-0
*Doncaster R. v Wigan 2-2, 1-3 Hull C. v Southampton 1-0
Exeter C. v Bedford 1-2 Northampton v Nottingham F, 1-2
*Fleetwood v Rochdale 2-2, 0-5 *Southport v Ipswich T. 0-0, 3-2
Gateshead v Crook T. 4-2 Cardiff C. v Port Vale 2-1
Gillingham v Folkestone 1-2 Leyton O. v Norwich C. 1-3
Grantham v Hendon 4-1 Stoke C. v Walsall
*Guildford v Wycombe W. 2-2, 1-0 *Oldham Ath. v West Ham U. 2-2, 1-2
Hartlepools U. v Workington T. 3-1 Blackburn R. v Arsenal 3-0
Leytonstone v Hereford 0-1 Plymouth Arg. v Corby T. 6-0
Lincoln C. v Barnsley 1-3 Huddersfield v Hartlepools U. 3-1
Mansfield T. v Oldham Ath. 1-3 Chester v Newcastle U. 1-3
Millwall vy Wealdstone 3-1 Reading v Sheffield W. 2-3
*Oxford U. v Port Vale 2-2, 2-3
Peterborough U. v Kidderminster 2-1
Reading v Bristol R. 3-2 Fourth Round
*Romford v Luton T. 1-1, 0-1 Bedford v Everton 0-3
Shrewsbury T. v Torquay U. 2-1 *Crewe Alex. v Coventry C. 1-1, 1-4
Southend U. v Notts. Co. 3-1 Manchester C. v Grimsby T. 2-0
Southport v Halifax T. 2-0 Birmingham C. v Leicester C. 1-2
S. Shields v York C. 3-1 *Manchester U. v Rotherham 0-0, 1-0
Swindon T. v Merthyr Tydfil 5-1 Wolverhampton W. v Sheffield U. 3-0
Tranmere R. v Stockport Co. 0-1 *Bolton W. v Preston N.E. 1-1, 2-3
Walsall v Swansea T. 6-3 Tottenham H. v Burnley 4-3
Wimbledon v Gravesend & Northfleet 4-1 Chelsea v Leeds U. 1-0
Wrexham vy S. Liverpool 4-1 *Shrewsbury T. v Carlisle U. 0-0, 1-1, 4-3
Hull C. v Nottingham F.
Second Round Southport v Cardiff C. 2-0
Aldershot v Walsall 0-2 Norwich C. v Walsall 3-2
*Barnsley v Grimsby 1-1, 0-2 West Ham U. v Blackburn R. 3-3, 1-4
Bournemouth vy Bath C. 5.3 *Plymouth Arg. v Huddersfield 0-2
*Brighton v Bedford 1-1, 1-2 Newcastle U. v Sheffield W. 1-2
Chester v Wigan Ath. 2-1
*Corby v Luton T. 2-2, 1-0
Crewe Alex. v S. Shields 3-1
Fifth Round
Darlington vy Oldham Ath, 0-1 Everton v Coventry C.
Gateshead v Hull C. 0-4 *Manchester C. v Leicester C. 2-2, 1-0
Grantham v Swindon T. 1-6 Wolverhampton W. v Manchester U.
Hartlepools U. vyWrexham 2-0 Preston N.E. v Tottenham H. 2-1
Hereford v Millwall 1-0 Chelsea v Shrewsbury T. 3-2
Port Vale v Dartford 1-0 Hull C. v Southport
Q.P.R. v Guildford 3-0 *Norwich C. v Blackburn R. 2-2, 2-3
Reading v Brentford 5-0 Huddersfield v Sheffield W. 1-2
Rochdale v Altrincham 1-3
Shrewsbury T. v Peterborough U. 3-2 Sixth Round
Southend U. v Watford Del *Manchester C. v Everton 0-0, 0-0, 0-2
*Southport v Stockport Co. 3-3, 2-0 *Preston N.E. v Manchester U. 1-1, 1-3
Wimbledon v Folkestone 0-1 *Chelsea v Hull C. 2-2, 3-1
Blackburn R. v Sheffield W. 1-2
Third Round
Everton v Sunderland 3-0
Bedford v Hereford 2-1 Semi-Final
Swindon T. v Coventry C. 1-2 Everton v Manchester U. 11-0
Folkestone v Crewe Alex. 1-5 Chelsea v Sheffield W. 20-2
Final 1965-66: Everton 3 Sheffield W. 2
1 At Bolton. ? At Villa Park.
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First Round Manchester U. v Stoke C. 2-0
Aldershot v Torquay U. Norwich C. v Derby Co. 3-0
Ashford v Cambridge C. Sheffield W. v Q.P.R. 3-0
Barnsley v Southport Mansfield T. v Middlesbrough 2-0
Bath C. v Sutton U. Sunderland v Brentford 5-2
*Bishop Auckland v Blyth S. 1-1, 0-0, 3-3, 4-1 Bedford vy Peterborough 2-6
Bournemouth v Welton 3-0 Leeds U. v C. Palace 3-0
Bradford v Witton a2 Northampton v W.B.A. 1-3
Bradford C. v Port Vale *Barnsley v Cardiff C. 1-1, 1-2
Brentford v Chelmsford Manchester C. v Leicester C. 2-1
Chester v Middlesbrough Ipswich T. v Shrewsbury T. 4-1
“Crewe Alex. v Grimsby T. 1-1, 1-0 Blackburn R. v Carlisle U. 1-2
*Darlington v Stockport Co. *Nuneaton T. v Rotherham U. 1-1, 0-1
Enfield vyChesham Birmingham C. v Blackpool 2-1
*Exeter C. v Luton T. Bolton W. v Crewe Alex. 1-0
*Folkestone v Swansea T. Bristol R. v Arsenal 0-3
Gainsbro v Colchester U. *Millwall v Tottenham H. 0-0, 0-1
Gillingham vy Tamworth *Hull C. v Portsmouth 1-1, 2-2, 1-3
Grantham v Wimbledon *Halifax T. v Bristol C. 1-1, 1-4
*Halifax T. v Doncaster R. Barrow v Southampton 2-2, 0-3
Hendon v Reading Nottingham F. vy Plymouth Arg. 2-1
Horsham vy Swindon T. Coventry C. v Newcastle U. 3-4
Leyton O. v Lowestoft *West Ham U. v Swindon T. 3-3, 1-3
Lincoln C. v Scunthorpe U. Bury v Walsall 2-0
Mansfield T. v Bangor *Oldham Ath. v Wolverhampton W. 2-2, 1-4
Newport Co. v Brighton *Burnley v Everton 0-0, 1-2
Oldham Ath. v Notts Co. *Watford v Liverpool 0-0, 1-3
*Oxford C. v Bristol R. Preston N.E. v Aston Villa 0-1
Peterborough U. v Hereford
Q.P.R. v Poole 3-2
Rochdale v Barrow Fourth Round
S. Shields v Workington T. *Brighton v Chelsea 1-1, 0-4
Shrewsbury T. v Hartlepools U. Fulham v Sheffield U. 1-1, 1-3
*Tranmere R. v Wigan Manchester U. v Norwich C. 1-2
Walsall v St. Neots Sheffield W. v Mansfield T. 4-0
Sunderland v Peterborough U. 7-1
Watford v Southend U.
Wealdstone v Nuneaton rin
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Leeds
*Cardiff C. vyManchester C.
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1-1, 1-3
Wrexham vy Chesterfield
*Wycombe W. v Bedford 1-1, 3-3, 1-1, 2-3 Ipswich T. v Carlisle U. 2-0
Yeovil v Oxford U. 1-3 *Rotherham U. v Birmingham C. 0-0, 1-2
*York C. v Morecambe 0-0, 1-1, 1-0 *Bolton W. yv Arsenal 0-0, 0-3
Tottenham H. v Portsmouth '
Second Round Bristol C. v Southampton

*Barnsley v Port Vale Nottingham F. v Newcastle U.
Barrow v Tranmere R. Swindon T. v Bury
Bath C. v Brighton *Wolverhampton W. v Everton 1-1,
*Bishop Auckland v Halifax T. Liverpool v Aston Villa Owrooe
Bristol R. v Luton T.
Colchester U. v Peterborough U. Fifth Round
Crewe Alex. v Darlington Chelsea v Sheffield U.
Enfield v Watford Norwich C. v Sheffield W.
Grantham v Oldham Ath. *Sunderland v Leeds U. _0 — '
*Leyton O. v Brentford *Manchester C. v Ipswich T. peSouS
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Mansfield T. v Scunthorpe U. Birmingham C. v Arsenal
*Middlesbrough v York C. Tottenham H. vy Bristol C.
Nuneaton vy Swansea T. *Nottingham F. v Swindon T. =1 =
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Shrewsbury T. v Wrexham
Walsall v Gillingham
Swindon T. v Ashford Sixth Round
Bradford vy Workington T. Chelsea v Sheffield W. 1-0
*Oxford U. v Bedford i q = ry Leeds U. v Manchester C. _ 1-0
Aldershot v Reading *Birmingham C. v Tottenham
o-rcoore H. 0-0, 0-6
Nottingham F. v Everton 3-2
Third Round
Huddersfield v Chelsea
*Aldershot v Brighton Semi-Final
Bradford v Fulham Chelsea v Leeds U. 11-0
Charlton Ath. v Sheffield U. Tottenham v Nottingham F, 22-1
Final 1966-67: Chelsea 1 Tottenham H. 2

1 At Villa Park. 2 At Hillsborough,
583
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First Round Tranmere R. vy Huddersfield 2-1

Shrewsbury T. v Darlington 3-0 Aston Villa v Millwall 3-0
Halifax T. vyCrewe Alex. 3-2 Rotherham U. vy Wolverhampton W. 1-0
*Stockport Co. v Macclesfield 1-1, 1-2 *Manchester C. v Reading 0-0, 7-0
Tranmere R. v Rochdale 5-1 Barrow v Leicester C. 1-2
Chesterfield v Barnsley 2-0 Leeds U. v Derby Co. 2-0
Bradford C. v Wrexham 7-1 Nottingham F. v Bolton W.
Port Vale v Chester 1-2 *Middlesbrough v Hull C. 1-1, 2-2, 1-0
Runcorn v Notts Co. 1-0 *Bristol C. v Bristol R. 0-0, 2-1
Southport v Lincoln C. 3-1 Stoke C. v Cardiff C. 4-1
Tow Law T. v Mansfield T. 5-1 Burnley v West Ham U. 1-3
Barrow v Oldham Ath. 2-0 Watford v Sheffield U. 0-1
Goole T. v Spennymoor 0-0, 1-3 Blackpool v Chesterfield 2-1
Scunthorpe U. v Skelmersdale 2-0 Doncaster R. v Swansea T. 0-2
Hartlepools U. v Bury 2-3 *Shrewsbury T. v Arsenal 1-1, 0-2
Grimsby T. v Bradford P.A. 1-1, 1-4 Halifax T. v Birmingham C. 2-4
Grantham v Altrincham 0-3 Orient v Bury 1-0
Ryhope Colliery v Workington T. 0-1 Sheffield W. v Plymouth Arg. 3-0
York C. v Doncaster R. 0-1 Swindon T. v Blackburn R. 1-0
Newport Co. v Gillingham 3-0 Chelsea v Ipswich T. 3-0
Chelmsford v Oxford U. 3-3, 3-3, 1-0 *Norwich C. v Sunderland 1-1, 1-0
Dagenham v Tonbridge 1-0 Fulham v Macclesfield 4-2
Wimbledon vy Romford 3-0 Peterborough U. v Portsmouth 0-1
Bournemouth v Northampton 2-0 *Colchester U. v W.B.A. 1-1, 0-4
Reading v Aldershot 6-2 *Southampton v Newport Co. 1-1, 3-2
Torquay U. v Colchester U. 1-1, 1-2 *Manchester U. vy Tottenham H. 2-2, 0-1
Weymouth v Orient 0-2 Q.P.R. v Preston N.E. 1-3
Leytonstone v Walsall 0-1 *Walsall v C. Palace 1-1, 2-1
Lowestoft T. v Watford 0-1 *Bournemouth v Liverpool 0-0, 1-4
Nuneaton v Exeter C. 0-0, 0-0, 0-1
Brentford v Guildford 2-2, 1- Fourth Round
Swansea T. v Enfield 0-2 Carlisle U. vy Everton 0-2
Swindon T. v Salisbury 4.0 *Coventry C. v Tranmere R. 1-1, 0-2
Arnold vy Bristol R. 0-3 Aston Villa v Rotherham U. 0-1
Hereford U. v Barnet 3-2 *Manchester C. v Leicester C. 0-0, 3-4
Oxford C. v Luton T. 1-2 Leeds U. v Nottingham F. 2-1
Waltamstow v Kidderminster 2-1 *Middlesbrough v Bristol C. 1-1, 1-2
Yeovil v Margate 1-3 Stoke C. v West Ham U. 0-3
Corby T. v Boston U. 0-3 Sheffield U. v Blackpool 2-1
Peterborough U. v Falmouth.T. 5-2 Swansea T. v Arsenal 0-1
Brighton v Southend U. 1-0 Birmingham C. v Orient 3-0
Sheffield W. v Swindon T. 2-1
Second Round Chelsea v Norwich C. 1-0
Chester v Chesterfield 0-1 *Fulham v Portsmouth 0-0, 0-1
Macclesfield vySpennymoor 2-0 *W.B.A. v Southampton 1-1, 3-2
Bradford P.A. v Tranmere R. 2-3 Tottenham H. vy Preston N.E. 3-1
Southport v Runcorn 4-2
*Walsall v Liverpool 0 0, 2-5
Altrincham v Barrow 1-2
*Doncaster R. v Workington T. 1-1, 2-1
Bradford C. v Bury 2-3 Fifth Round
Tow Law T. v Shrewsbury T. 1-1, 2-6 Everton v Tranmere R. 2-0
Halifax T. v Scunthorpe U. 1-0 *Rotherham U. v Leicester C. 1-1, 0-2
Guildford vy Newport Co. 0-1 Leeds U. v Bristol C. 2-0
*Boston U. v Orient 1-1, 1-2 West Ham U. v Sheffield U. 1-2
Wimbledon vy Bristol R. 0-4 *Arsenal v Birmingham C, 1-1, 1-2
Exeter C, v Walsall 1-3 *Sheffield W. v Chelsea 2-2, 0-2
Watford v Hereford U. 3-0 Portsmouth v W.B.A. 1-2
Swansea T. v Brighton 2-1 *Tottenham H. v Liverpool 1-1, 1-2
Swindon T. v Luton T. 3-2
Margate v Peterborough U. 0-4 Sixth Round
*Reading v Dagenham 1-1, 1-0 Everton vy Leicester C. 3-1
Walthamstow v Bournemouth 1-3 Leeds U. v Sheffield U. 1-0
Chelmsford v Colchester U. 0-2 Birmingham C. vy Chelsea 1-0
*W.B.A. v Liverpool 0-0, 1-1, 2-1
Third Round
Newcastle U. v Carlisle U. 0-1 Semi-Final
Southport v Everton 0-1 Everton v Leeds U. 11-0
Coventry C. v Charlton Ath. 3-0 W.B.A. v Birmingham C, 22-0
Final 1967-68: Everton 0 W.B.A. 1
1 At Old Trafford. ? At Villa Park,
584
First Round Walsall v Tottenham H.
Altrincham v Crewe Alex. 0-1 Hull C. v Wolverhampton W.
Bangor C. v Morecambe 2-3 *Oxford U. v Southampton t _ UI
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*Barnet v Brentwood oro
1-1, 0-1 Aston Villa v Q.P.R.
*Barnsley v Rochdale 0-0, 1-0 *Sheffield W. v Leeds U.
Bilston v Halifax T. 1-3 Birmingham C. v Lincoln C,
Bradford C. v Chester 1-2 Exeter C. v Manchester U.
Brentford v Woking 2-0 Watford v Port Vale
*Brighton v Kidderminster 2-2, 1-0 Bolton W. v Northampton
Bristol R. v Peterborough U. 3-1 *Bristol R. v Kettering _
='. _—_
*Bury T. v Bournemouth 0-0, 0-3 Coventry C. v Blackpool
Canterbury v Swindon T. 0-1 Everton v Ipswich T. Cred
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Cheltenham vy Watford 0-4 W.B.A. v Norwich C.
Chesterfield v Skelmersdale 2-0 Sunderland v Fulham troie
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Colchester U. v Chesham 5-0 *Cardiff C. v Arsenal = oS
Darlington v Grimsby T. 2-0 *Charlton Ath. v C. Palace
Dartford v Aldershot 3-1 Preston N.E. v Nottingham F,
Doncaster R. v Notts. Co. 1-0 Chelsea v Carlisle U.
*Exeter C. v Newport Co. 0-0, 3-1 York C. v Stoke C.
Goole v Barrow 1-3 Swansea T. v Halifax T.
Grantham v Chelmsford 2-1 Mansfield T. v Sheffield U.
*Hartlepool U. v Rotherham U. 1-1, 0-3 Swindon T. v Southend U.
*Hereford v Torquay U. 0-0, 2-4 Bury v Huddersfield
Leytonstone v Walsall 0-1 West Ham U. v Bristol C.
Luton T. v Ware 6-1 Liverpool v Doncaster R.
Macclesfield v Lincoln C. 1-3 Burnley v Derby Co.
Mansfield T. v Tow Law T. 4-1 *Middlesbrough vy Millwall f ee
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Northampton v Margate 3-1 *Barnsley v. Leicester C. ' — q NE
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*Orient v Gillingham 1-1, 1-2
Oxford C. v Swansea T. 2-3
Reading v Plymouth Arg. 1-0 Fourth Round
*Shrewsbury T. v Port Vale 1-1, 1-3 *Newcastle U. v Manchester C.
Southend U. v King’s Lynn 9-0 Blackburn R. v Portsmouth
S. Shields v York C. 0-6 Tottenham H. v Wolverhampton W.
Stockport Co. v Bradford 3-0 *Southampton v Aston Villa
Tranmere R. v Southport 0-1 *Sheffield W. v Birmingham C. iGeter
Waterlooville v Kettering 1-2 *Manchester U. v Watford ore
*Wealdstone v St. Albans C. 1-1, 0-1 Bolton W. v Bristol R.
Weymouth y Yeovil 2-1 Everton v Coventry C.
Workington T. v Scunthorpe U. 2-0 W.B.A. v Fulham
Wrexham v Oldham Ath. 4-2 Arsenal v Charlton
*Preston N.E. v Chelsea
Second Round *Stoke C. v Halifax T. i)
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*Bournemouth v Bristol R. 0-0, 0-1 Mansfield T. v Southend U.
Brighton v Northampton 1-2 Huddersfield v West Ham U.
*Chester v Lincoln C. 1-1, 1-2 Liverpool v Burnley
Chesterfield vyWrexham 2-1 Millwall v Leicester C. YTHYNehN
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Colchester U. v Exeter C. 0-1
*Darlington v Barnsley 0-0, 0-1
2-1 Fifth Round
Doncaster R. v Southport
0-2 Blackburn R. v Manchester C.
Grantham v Swindon T. Tottenham H. v Aston Villa
*Halifax T. v Crewe Alex. 1-1, 3-1
5-0 *Birmingham C. v Manchester U. N
Kettering v Dartford Bristol R. v Everton
Luton T. v Gillingham 3-1
0-0, 2-1 W.B.A. vy Arsenal
*Port Vale vyWorkington T. Chelsea v Stoke C.
*Reading v Torquay U. 0-0, 2-1
2-2, 0-1 Mansfield T. vyWest Ham U. reunan
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*Rotherham U. v Mansfield T. *Liverpool v Leicester C. f=)t <=) BKONSCOa
*St. Albans C. vy Walsall 1-1, 1-3 SWWReeENW
Southend U. v Brentwood 10-1

Stockport Co. v Barrow 2-0 Sixth Round
Watford v Brentford 1-0 Manchester C. v Tottenham H.
*Weymouth v Swansea T. 1-1, 0-2 Manchester U. v Everton
York C. v Morecambe 2-0 Chelsea v W.B.A.
Mansfield T. v Leicester C.
Third Round
Manchester C. v Luton T. 1-0
Newcastle U. v Reading 4-0 Semi-Final
Blackburn R. v Stockport Co. 2-0 Manchester C. v Everton
Portsmouth v Chesterfield 3-0 W.B.A. v Leicester C.
Final 1968-69: Leicester C. 0 Manchester C. 1

1 At Villa Park. 2 At Hillsborough,
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First Round Q.P.R. v South Shields 4-1

*Doncaster R. v Crewe Alex. *Preston N.E. v Derby Co. 1-1, 1-4
*Halifax T. v Chester Sheffield U. v Everton 2-1
Hartlepools U. v North Shields Bolton W. v Watford 1-2
Oldham Ath. v Grantham *Oxford U. v Stoke C. 0-0, 2-3
*Bury v Mansfield T. Gillingham v Newport Co. 1-0
Workington T. v Rochdale Rotherham U. v Peterborough U. 0-1
Lincoln C. v Southport «Coventry C. v Liverpool
PHPYrereor 1-1, 0-3
Notts. Co. v Rotherham U, *Norwich C. vy Wrexham 1-2
*Stockport Co. v Mossley <P Southampton v Newcastle U. 3-0
*Macclesfield T. v Scunthorpe U. Leicester C. v Sunderland 1-0
Bangor C. v Kirkby T. Middlesbrough v West Ham U. 2-1
*Alfreton T. v Barrow «York C. v CardiffC. 1-1, 1-1, 3-1
*Wigan Ath. v Port Vale 1- , Nottingham F. v Carlisle U. 0-0, 1-2
Bradford C. v Grimsby T. *Huddersfield T. v Aldershot 1-1, 1-3
York C. v Whitby T. Ipswich T. v Manchester U. 0-1
Tranmere R. v Chesterfield Hull C. vy Manchester C. 0-1
South Shields v Bradford (P.A.) Portsmouth v Tranmere R. 1-2
Spennymooreg U. v Wrexham Brentwood v Northampton 0-1
*Darlington v Barnsley Blackburn R. v Swindon T. 0-4
Yeovil T. v Shrewsbury T. Chester v Bristol C.
RPEerTePyePypoony 2-1
*Southend U. v Gillingham T Sheffield W. v W.B.A. 2-1
*Bournemouth v Luton T. _ ' nan Scunthorpe U. v Millwall 2-1
Hendon v Carshalton Ath. Wee ,Arsenal v Blackpool 1-1, 2-3
Walton & Hersham v Barnet Mansfield T. v Barnsley 3-2
Kettering T. v Swansea T. Hillingdon v Sutton 0-0, 1-4
Newport Co. v Colchester U. *Leeds U. v Swansea C. 2-1
Exeter C. v Fulham
Brighton v Enfield iign
Ti
' Fourth Round
Telford U. v Bristol R. «Chelsea v Burnley 2-2, 3-1
Falmouth T. v Peterborough U. Tottenham H. v C. Palace 0-0, 0-1
*Brentford v Plymouth Arg. 0-0, Charlton Ath. v Q.P.R. 2-3
Chelmsford C. v Hereford U. Derby Co. v Sheffield U. 3-0
Brentwood T. v Reading Watford v Stoke C. 1-0
Margate v Aldershot Gillingham v Peterborough S-1
Tamworth v Torquay U. ~Liverpool v Wrexham 3-1
Cheltenham T. v Oxford C, *Southampton v Leicester C, 1-1, 2-4
*Walsall v Orient «Middlesbrough v York C, 4-1
Hillingdon Borough vy Wimbledon Carlisle U. y Aldershot 2-2, 4-1
Dagenham v Sutton U air
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*Northampton y Weymouth Tranmere R. v Northampton T.
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Swindon T. v Chester 4-2
Second Round Sheffield W. v Scunthorpe U, 1-2
Hartlepools U. v Wrexham Blackpool v Mansfield T. 0-2
*Chester v Doncaster R. 1-1 1
Sutton v Leeds U. 0-6
*Port Vale v Tranmere R. 2-2
*Stockport Co. v Scunthorpe U. 0-0 Fifth Round
*South Shields v Oldham Ath. 0-0 C. Palace v Chelsea 1-4
Barnsley v Barrow
Q.P.R. v Derby Co. 1-0
*Bangor C. v York C.
Watford vy Gillingham 2-1
Rotherham U. v Workington *Liverpool v Leicester C. 0-0, 2-0
Bradford C. v Lincoln C.
Carlisle vyMiddlesbrough 1-2
Shrewsbury T. v Mansfield T.
Northampton v Manchester U.
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Swindon T. v Scunthorpe U, 3-1
*Northampton v Exeter C, 1-1, 0-0, Leeds U. v Mansfield T. 2-0
Oxford C. v Swansea T.
Aldershot v Bristol R.
Barnet v Sutton U. Sixth Round
Gillingham v Tamworth Q.P.R. v Chelsea 2-4
Newport Co. v Hereford U. Watford v Liverpool 1-0
*Brighton v Walsall 1-1, 1-1, 0-0, *Middlesbrough v Manchester U. 1-1, 1-2
Hendon v Brentwood T. Swindon T. v Leeds U.
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Third Round Chelsea vy Watford 15.1
Chelsea v Birmingham Manchester U. v Leeds U. 20-0, 0-0, 0-1
Burnley v Wolverhampton W.
*Bradford C. v Tottenham H. Final 1969-70: Chelsea 2 Leeds U. 2
C. Palace v Walsall Chelsea 2 Leeds U. 13
*Aston Villa vy Charlton Ath. eee (In replay after extra time)
* Denotes home club in first match. 1 At White Hart Lane. 2? At Hillsborough, replay at Villa Park,
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First Round Torquay U. v Lincoln C,
Barnet vy Newport Co. Oxford U. v Burnley
Barnsley v Bradford Watford v Reading
Bradford C. vy Macclesfield T. Cardiff C. v Brighton
Brentford v Gillingham Workington T. v Brentford
Brighton v Cheltenham T. Hull C. v Charlton Ath.
Chesterfield v Halifax T. Blackpool v West Ham U. te
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Dagenham v Margate *Newcastle U. v Ipswich T. Te -_-O—
Darlington v Bangor Rochdale v Coventry C.
Enfield v Cambridge U. Barnet v Colchester U.
Fulham y Bristol R. *Rotherham U. v Leeds U.
Grantham v Stockport Co. Q.P.R. v Swindon T.
Great Harwood v Rotherham U. Everton v Blackburn R.
Grimsby T. v Bury PRL *Manchester U. v Middlesbrough
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Hendon vy Aldershot Southend U. v Carlisle U.
*Hereford U. vy Northampton T. 2-2, aie
; Tottenham H. v Sheffield W.
Lincoln C. v Barrow Chester v Derby Co.
Mansfield T. v Wrexham RN
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Minehead v Shrewsbury T. nN *Nottingham F. v Luton T. eti £2S
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Notts. Co, v Port Vale Sunderland v Orient
*Oxford C. v Bournemouth bib, York C. v Bolton W.
Peterborough U. v Wimbledon Southampton v Bristol C,
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Rhy! v Hartlepools U.
Rochdale vy Oldham Ath. Fourth Round
Scarborough y Workington T. *Portsmouth v Arsenal
*South Shields vyWigan Ath. 1-1, Chelsea vy Manchester C.
Southend U. v Weymouth TREY
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TTT Leicester C, v Torquay U.
Southport v Boston U. *Oxford U. v Watford
Swansea C. v Exeter C. Cardiff C. v Brentford
*Tamworth v York C. 0-0, dSAHNVONwWOSHaH
Hull C. v Blackpool
Torquay U. v Aston Villa eo
t *Stoke C. v Huddersfield T. 3-3, 0-0, 1-0
*Tranmere R. v Scunthorpe U. 1-1, 0-0, *W.B.A. v Ipswich T. -1, 0-3
Walsall v Plymouth Arg. *Rochdale v Colchester U. 3-3, 0-5
Walton & H. v Telford U. Leeds U. v Swindon T. 4-0
*Wycombe W. v Slough T. 1-1, Carlisle U. v Tottenham H. 2-3
Yeovil T. v Aveley AOoee
oF Derby Co. v Wolverhampton W. 2-1
Everton v Middlesbrough 3-0
Second Round *Nottingham F, v Orient 1-1, 1-0
*Aldershot v Bristol R. 1-1, *York C. v Southampton 3-3, 2-3
Boston U. v York C, Liverpool y Swansea C, 3-0
Bournemouth v Yeovil T.
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*Bury v Notts. Co. Manchester C. v Arsenal
Chelmsford C. v Torquay U. *Leicester C. v Oxford U. 1-1,
Chester v Crewe Alex. Hull C. v Brentford
*Chesterfield vyWorkington T. *Stoke C. v Ipswich T. 0-0,
Colchester U. v Cambridge U. Colchester U. v Leeds U.
Darlington v Rochdale Everton v Derby Co.
Grantham v Rotherham U. Tottenham H. v Nottingham F.
Hereford U. v Brighton Liverpool v Southampton Serene
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*Rhyl v Barnsley Sixth Round
Scunthorpe U. v Mansfield T. *Leicester C. v Arsenal 0-0, 0-1
Slough T. v Barnet _ Hull C. v Stoke C. 2-3
*Shrewsbury T. v Reading Everton v Colchester U.
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Southend U. v Dagenham *Liverpool v Tottenham H. 0-0, 1-0
Swansea C. v Telford U.
Wigan Ath. v Peterborough U. BNSOHHSS
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' Semi-Final
*Arsenal v Stoke C, 12-2, 2-0
Third Round Everton v Liverpool 21-2
Yeovil T. v Arsenal
Portsmouth vy Sheffield U. Final 1970-71: Arsenal 2 Liverpool 1
*C, Palace v Chelsea 2-2, (After extra time)
Manchester C. vyWigan Ath.
Leicester C. v Notts. Co. *Home team in first game.
1 At Hillsborough, replay at Villa Park. 2 At Old Trafford,
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Preliminary Round Farsley Celtic Frickley Colliery
Glossop Worksop Town
Ellesmere Port Town 2 Formby 1 Rawmarsh Welfare (1) Yorkshire Amateur (1 teen
New Mills 3 Sandbach Ramblers 1 Denaby United Emley
Hyde United (2)2 Kirkby Town (2) 1 Gainsborough Trinity Lincoln United
Brierley Hill Alliance 0 Bromsgrove Rovers 2 Eastwood Town (2) Retford Town Q)
Kidderminster Norton Woodseats
Harriers 3 Lye Town 1 Amateur Winterton Rangers
Bridlington Town 2 Bridlington Trinity 1 Arnold Brigg Town
Frickley Colliery 3 Mexborough Town 2 Long Eaton United Sutton Coldfield Town
Lincoln United 1 Louth United 0 Heanor Town Newhall United
(at Louth) Loughborough U. Nuneaton Borough
Histon 4 Rothwell Town 2 Alfreton Town Bilston
March Town United 1 Skegness Town 2 Ilkeston Town Bedworth United
Harwich & Gresley Rovers Stafford Rangers
Parkston (2) 2 Lowestoft Town (2) 1 Matlock Town Sutton Town
Desborough Town 1. Irthlingborough Belper Town (=)— Burton Albion (0)
Diamonds 2 Ely City
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Kingstonian 4 Leighton Town | 0 Chatteris Town Soham Town Rangers
Hornchurch 1 Metropolitan Police 4 St Neots Town Wellingborough T.
Romford 3 St Albans City 0 Kettering Town Cambridge City
Ilford 2 Staines Town 3 King’s Lynn Skegness Town
Hertford Town (1) 1 Leytonstone (1) 2 Holbeach United Stamford
Ramsgate Athletic (1) 1 Sittingbourne (1) 0 Spalding United Wisbech Town
Gosport Borough (0)0 Newport (1.0.W.) (0) 4 Boston Bourne Town
Minehead 1 Poole Town 2 Great Yarmouth T, Harwich & Parkeston
Chippenham Town 1 Frome Town 0 Gorleston Sudbury Town
Lianelly 0 Merthyr Tydfil 3 Newmarket Town Thetford Town
Bury Town Clacton Town
First Round Qualifying Corby Town Irthlingborough
Billingham Synthonia 0 Ferryhill Athletic 2 Diamonds
Bishop Auckland 4 Stanley United 1 Biggleswade Town Rushden Town
Wingate 0 North Shields 1 Potton United Witney Town
Gateshead 3 Tow Law Town 0 Banbury United (2) Bedford Town (2)
Crook Town 1 Consett 4 Kingstonian
Washington (1) 0 Willington Q) 1 Stevenage Athletic
Bedlington Colliery Ryhope Colliery Wembley
Welfare 5 Welfare 1 Civil Service OR Bromley
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Blyth Spartans 3 Boldon Colliery (at Bromley)
Welfare 2 Hoddesdon Town Metropolitan Police
Spennymoor United 4 Horden Colliery Harrow Borough Wealdstone
Welfare 2 Walthamstow Avenue 1 Woodford Town
Shildon (1) 3 Evenwood Town (1) 4 Boreham Wood 2: Cheshunt
Annfield Plain 0 Durham City 5 Letchworth Town 1 Romford
Stockton )2 Whitley Bay (2) > Cray Wanderers a Ware
Morecambe 2 Accrington Stanley Slough Town (1) 2 Woking (1)
1968 0 Braintree & Crittall
Lancaster City 6 Penrith 1 Athletic 2 Chertsey Town
Netherfield 2 Rossendale United 4 Hemel Hempstead
Bacup Borough (0) 0 Fleetwood Town (2) Addlestone (2) (1)
Droylsden 0 Ellesmere Port Town 3 Erith & Belvedere S Leatherhead (2)
Chorley 5 Marine Hitchin Town LVS Tilbury (2)
Leyland Motors 1 Ormskirk 4 Bexley United Clapton
Radcliffe Borough 2 Burscough 3 Guildford City Aylesbury United
Oswestry Town 2 Portmadoc 1 Corinthian Casuals Marlow Town
Pwllheli & District 0 Connahs Quay Hampton Bletchley
Nomads 3 Barking Bishop’s Stortford
South Liverpool 1 Northwich Victoria 0 Ford United Staines Town
Runcorn 2 New Brighton 0 Dartford (a1 Walton & Hersham
Nantwich 3 New Mills 1 Tooting & Mitcham 1
(1)
Eastwood (Hanley) 1 Winsford United 0 United ad ww Windsor & Eton (1)
Stalybridge Celtic 0 Witton Albion 1 Carshalton Athletic Chesham United
Altrincham 1 Buxton 0 Grays Athletic Sutton United
Horwich R.M.I. (1) 0 Hyde United a Feltham Redhill
Great Harwood Zh Prescot Town 1 Hounslow Uxbridge
Mossley te Prestwich Heys (2) 1 Dulwich Hamlet Dunstable Town
Ashton United 2 Clitheroe 1 Hatfield Town Leytonstone
Atherstone Town 3 Bromsgrove Rovers 1 Gravesend &
Alvechurch 4 Moor Green 0 Northfleet (2) Southall (2)
Dudley Town 0 Worcester City 1 Maidenhead United Wycombe Wanderers
Darlaston 2 Warley 1 Aveley Banstead Athletic
Highgate United 3 Kidderminster Dover Ramsgate Athletic
Harriers 1 Deal Town () Tonbridge (1)
Hednesford 0 Redditch United Pe Snowdon Colliery
Lockheed-Leamington 2 Stourbridge 1 Welfare Whitstable Town
Lower Gornal Ath, (2) 3 Halesowen Town (2) 1 Ashford Town Bexhill Town
Barton Town 1 Bridlington Town 0 Herne Bay Faversham Town
Ashby Institute 0 Scarborough 6 Folkstone Sheppey United
Goole Town 3 Selby Town 0 Maidstone United Tunbridge Wells
Hull Brunswick 1 Whitby Town 3 Canterbury City Chatham Town
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Eastbourne United 0 Burgess Hill Town c Bishop’s Stortford 4 Harlow Town
Chichester City 3 Haywards Heath Hampton (1) 1 Guildford City (1)
Hastings U. (1) (1) 2 Southwick (1) (1) I Carshalton Athletic (0) 1 Walton & Hersham(0)
Arundel 1 Bognor Regis Town Windsor & Eton 2 Staines Town
Horsham 2 Lewes Dulwich Hamlet 0 Redhill
East Grinstead 2 Ringmer Uxbridge 1 Sutton United
Littlehampton Town 0 Worthing Aveley (1) (3) 2 Southall () @)
Crawley Town 4 Eastbourne Town Maidenhead United 1 Leytonstone
Fleet (1) 2 Newport (1.0.W.) (1) Ashford Town 3 Tonbridge
Fareham Town 8 Selsey Whitstable Town 0 Dover
Ryde Sports 1 Thornycroft Athletic Canterbury City 1 Folkstone
Alton Town 3 Cowes (1.0.W.) Maidstone United 3 Herne Bay
Glastonbury 2 Poole Town Arundel (0) (1) 2 Chichester City (0) (1)
Dorchester Town 3 Taunton Town Hastings United 4 Burgess Hill Town
Street 2 Trowbridge Town Crawley Town 3 East Grinstead
Bridgwater Town 1 Bridport Worthing 1 Horsham
Bath City v1) Chippenham Town Alton Town 0 Fareham Town
Basingstoke Town #2 Welton Rovers Thornycroft Athletic 4 Newport (1.0.W.)
Salisbury 4 Westbury United Bridgwater Town 1 Dorchester Town
Melksham Town 1 Andover Trowbridge Town (0) 5 Glastonbury (0)
Gloucester City 2 Merthyr Tydfil Andover 1 Basingstoke Town
Cinderford Town (1) 1 Ton Pentre (1) Salisbury 2 Bath City
Stonehouse 4 Weston-super-Mare Abergavenny
Abergavenny Thursdays 0 Ton Pentre
Thursdays 1 Barry Town Stonehouse 0 Merthyr Tydfil
St Blazey 4 Newquay Bideford 3 Falmouth Town
Falmouth Town . Ss Truro City Wadebridge Town 6 St Blazey os
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Barnstaple Town 1 Bideford WWNOD
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Third Round Qualifying
Gateshead North Shields
Second Round Qualifying Blyth Spartans Consett
Gateshead 3 Bishop Auckland 2 Whitley Bay Durham City
North Shields 3 Ferryhill Athletic 1 Lancaster City Rossendale United
Blyth Spartans a Willington 1 Burscough Ellesmere Port Town
Bedlington Colliery Oswestry Town South Liverpool
Welfare 1 Consett (0) 4 Altrincham Nantwich (1)
Whitley Bay 3 Evenwood Town 1 Ashton United Hyde United (2)
Durham City 2 Spennymoor United 0 Alvechurch Atherstone Town
Fleetwood 0 Lancaster City 2 Redditch United Highgate United
Rossendale U. (2) 1 Morecambe ~S)~ (=) Scarborough Goole Town
Burscough 2 Chorley Worksop Town (1) Frickley Colliery (1)
Ormskirk 0 Ellesmere Port Town Eastwood Town Winterton Rangers
Oswestry Town 3 Connahs Quay Alfreton Town Nuneaton Borough
Nomads Stafford Rangers Sutton Town
South Liverpool 1 Runcorn Kettering Town Wellingborough T.
Altrincham 4 Eastwood (Hanley) Bourne Town King’s Lynn Rete
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Witton Albion 0 Nantwich Bury Town OF Harwich & Parkeston 0
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Mossley (0) 0 Hyde United (0) 2 Bromley 3 ayes
Darlaston 0 Alvechurch 4 Boreham Wood (2) 1 Walthamstow Ave (2) 2
Worcester City (0) 0 Atherstone Town (0) 1 Braintree & Crittall
Lower Gornal Athletic 0 Romford 2
Athletic (0) Redditch United (0) 3 Bexley United (1) 1 Tilbury (1) 2
Lockheed-Leamington Highgate United Bishop’s
Whitby Town 0 Scarborough Stortford (2) (1) 1 Guildford City (2) (1) 2
Goole Town 3 Barton Town Walton & Hersham (2) 1 Windsor & Eton (2)0
_ Denaby United 1 Worksop Town Redhill 0 Sutton United 2
- Yorkshire Amateur (0) 1 Frickley Colliery (0) Aveley
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Arnold 2 Eastwood Town Ashford Town Dover
Winterton Rangers 3 Lincoln United Folkstone Maidstone United
Alfreton Town se) Heanor Town Chichester City (1) Hastings (1)
Nuneaton Borough 2 Long Eaton United Crawley Town Horsham
Burton Albion 1 Stafford Rangers Fareham Town Thornycroft Athletic
Sutton Town (2) 1 Bedworth United (2) Bridgwater Town Trowbridge Town
Kettering Town 2 Chatteris Town Basingstoke Town Salisbury
Wellingborough Town 4 Ely City Ton Pentre Merthyr Tydfil
Bourne Town 3 Stamford Bideford Wadebridge Town
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Wisbech Town 0 King’s Lynn
Bury Town 2 Sudbury Town Fourth Round Qualifying
Thetford Town (3) 0 Harwich &
Parkeston (3) Bradford (P.A.) : South Shields 1
Bedford Town 3 Biggleswade Town Scarborough North Shields 0
Witney Town 3) Irthlingborough Whitley Bay (1) i Blyth Spartans (1) 2
Diamonds Hyde United 1 Bangor City 3
Bromley (1) 4 Stevenage Athletic (1) Rossendale United 6 Stafford Rangers 3
Wembley 1 Hayes Wigan Athletic 2 Rhyl 1
Boreham Wood (1) 2 Wealdstone (1) Macclesfield Town 1 Ellesmere Port Town 2
Walthamstow Avenue 2 Hoddesdon Town Oswestry Town 0 etc
Braintree & Crittall Alvechurch Oxfor
Athletic 1 Cray Wanderers (2) (1) (1) (0) (0) 1 @)xa(1) (0) (0) i"
Slough Town 0 Romford Nuneaton Borough 3 ‘amworth
Bexley United 3 Leatherhead Winterton Rangers 0 Boston United 5
Tilbury 3 Addlestone A Frickley Colliery
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4 Chelmsford City 1 Tilbury Enfield
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Bury Town 1 King’s Lynn 3
Barnet (2) 2 Hastings United (0) Crawley Town (0)
Hendon (2) 0 Fareham Town (2) (1)
2 Walton & Hersham 1 Basingstoke T. (2) (1)
Maidenhead United Bridgwater Town Yeovil Town
Bromley 0 Guildford City 1
Dover ) 1 Weymouth Bideford
Walthamstow Aye (0)0 Redditch United Ton Pentre
Margate 1 Wimbledon 0
0 Witney Town 1 Hereford United Cheltenham Town
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F.A. CUP 1971-72 (MATCH BY MATCH DETAILS)

Brighton 7 (Spearitt, Napier, K. 2, O'Sullivan 2,
FIRST ROUND Ryan o.g., Murray)
Hillingdon 1 (Bishop) 9,386
NOV. 20
Brighton: _Powney; _Henderson, _ Spearritt,
Barrow 0 Templeman, Napier (J.), Gall, Murray, Napier (K.),
Darlington 2 (Peddelty, Sproates) 2,180 Irvine, Turner, O’Sullivan.
Barrow: Thomson; Patrick, Storf, Clarke, Knox, Hillingdon: Lowe; Ryan, Meldrum, Higginson,
Russell, McKay, Irvine, Rowlands (Renton), Newcombe, Moore, Fairchild, Bishop, Reeve,
Hollis, McDonald. Carter, Vafiadis.
Darlington: Wealands; Peverell, Horner, Carr,
Wright, Hale, Sproates, Peddelty, Gauden, Graham Bristol R. 3 (Bannister, 2 Godfrey)
(Sinclair), Harding. Telford 0 8,762
Bristol R.: Sheppard; Roberts, Parsons, Godfrey,
Taylor, Prince, Stephens (Stubbs), Jones (W.),
Basingstoke 1 (Brown) Jones (R.), Bannister, Jarman.
Northampton T. 5 (Buchanan 2, McNeil 2, Large) Telford: Irvine; Harris, Croft, Ray, Coton, Carr,
3,400 Fudge, Owen, Bentley, Hart, Jagger.
Basingstoke: Wilkie; Edwards, Warner, Pyatt,
French, Conway, Hare, Brown, Stratton, Pring, Cambridge U. 2 (Collins, Hollett)
Chadd. Weymouth 1 (Pound) 4,643
Northampton T.: Starling; Gould, Folds, Clarke, Cambridge U.: Roberts; Thompson, Akers,
Chatterley, Heslop, McNeil, Neal, Large, Keirnan, Guild, Eades, Foote, Phillips, Greenhalgh, Lill,
Buchanan. Collins, Hollett.
Weymouth: Clarke; Rounsevell, Glover, Barry,
Hobson, Bradbury, Bumstead, Adams, Moffat,
Blackburn R. 1 (Fazackerley) Goodfellow, Allen.
Port Vale 1 (Horton) 6,947
Chester 1 (McHale)
Blackburn R.: Jones; Heaton, Wilson, Farrell,
Fazackerley, Wood, Price, Garbett, Parkes Mansfield T. 1 (Bingham) 3,669
(McDonald), Arentoft. Field. Chester: Livsey; Cheetham, Birks, Draper,
Port Vale; Ball; Brodie, Loska, Summerscales, Turner, Pountney, Morrissey, Kennedy, Loyden,
Cross, Morris, Gough, Horton, McLaren, Morgan, McHale, Purdie.
Mountford, Mansfield T.: Brown; Pate, Walker, Roberts (R.),
Saunders, Waller, Thompson, Jarvis, Roberts (D.),
Fairbrother, Bingham.
Bolton W. 3 (Ritson pen., Nicholson, Duffey)
Chesterfield 3 (Randall 2, Moss)
Bangor 0 6,252
Oldham Ath. 0 , 10,057
Bolton W.: Wright; Ritson, Mowbray, Waldron,
Rimmer, Jones (P.), Nicholson, Seddon, Jones (G.), Chesterfield; Stevenson; Holmes, Tiler, Bell,
Greaves, Duffey. Stott, Phelan, Wilson, Randall, Moss, Archer,
Pugh.
Oldham Ath.: Dowd; Wood, Whittle, McNeill,
Bournemouth 11 (MacDougall 9, 1 pen., Cave, Mulvaney, Bowie, Heath, Shaw, Clements, Bryce-
Machin) land, Bebbington.
Margate 0 12,079 Colchester U. 1 (Hall)
Bournemouth; Davies; Machin, Kitchener, Shrewsbury T. 4 (Wood, Andrews 3) 5,773
Benson, Jones, Powell, Cave, Boyer, MacDougall,
Miller, Scott (De Garis). Colchester U.: Smith; Cook, Gilchrist (Leslie),
Cram, Garvey, Kurila, Hall, Lewis, Jones, Gibbs,
Margate: Brodie; Yorath, Butterfield, Clayton, Mahon.
Paton, Wickens (R.), Jarman, Wickens (J.), Kearns,
Brown, Baber. Shrewsbury T.; Mulhearn; Brown, Fellows,
Dolby, Holton, Bridgwood, Moir, Roberts, W.
Andrews, Groves. ote
Bridgwater 0 Crawley 0
Reading 3 (Prescott 0.g., Flannigan, Cumming) 3,500 Exeter C.0 3,053
Bridgwater: Jones; Palmer, Prescott, Scott, 4 ee Pepe ete eT Tharme, Frost,
Lancaster (Hook), Coombs, Brawley, Hurford, eedham, Bragg, Griffiths, e, Whittington.
Skirton, Aherne, Thomas. Basey (McCormick), Blaber. : sl
Reading; Death; Dixon, Butler, Harley, James, _ Exeter C.: Wilson; Crawford, Blain, Parker,
Wagstaff (B)., Wagstaff (T.), Cumming, Chappell, Jimmy Giles, Balson, Morrin, Banks (Rowan),
Proudlove, Flannigan, Binney, Wingate, John Giles,
599
Crewe Alex. 0 Lincoln C. 1 (Gilliver)
Blyth Spartans 1 (Slane) 2,930 Bury 2 (Jones 2) 6,063
Crewe Alex.: Oldfield; Lowry, Leigh, Gater, Lincoln C.: Kennedy; Bloor, Taylor, McMahon,
et Palmer, Bradshaw, Tewley, East, Osborne, Branston, Trevis, Hubbard, Davidson (Worsdale),
ird. Freeman, Gilliver, Smith.
Blyth Spartans: Varvill; Atkinson, Smith, Bury: Hancock; Tinney, Saile, McDermott,
Watson, Scott, Philipson, Jardine, Young, Slane, Holt, Robson, Connelly, Rudd, Jones, Murray,
Alder, Lister. Hamstead.
Doncaster R. 1 (Uzelac)
Stockport Co. 2 (McMillan, Lawther) 4,590 Notts. Co. 6 (Hateley, Cozens, Bradd, Nixon, Stubbs
Carlin)
Doncaster R.: Johnson; Branfoot, Wilcockson,
Haselden, Robertson, Uzelac, Watson, Elwiss, Newport 0 11,976
Gilchrist, Irvine, Usher. Notts. Co.: Brown; Brindley, Worthington,
Stockport Co.: _Ogley; Charter, Renwick Carlin, Needham, Stubbs, Nixon, Bradd, Hateley,
McMillan, Hart, Wright, Ryden, Chisnall, Webber, Masson, Cozens. ‘
Lawther, Wilson, Newport Co.: Lynch; Williams, Sprague, Hooper,
Harris (B,), Coldrick, Young, Harris (P.), Thomas,
Brown, White.
Ellesmere Port 0
Boston 3 (Wilkinson, Svarc, Coates) 1,600
Ellesmere Port: Dicken; Storton, Brooke, Jones, Redditch 1 (Howell)
Erte, Casey, Blore, Pritchard, Smith, Scott, Peterborough U. 1 (Price) 4,500
Ail.
Redditch: Brookes; Reece, Evans, Owen, Rock,
Boston: White; Lakin, Hopkinson, Smith, Bate, Guise, Ingram, Walker, Howell, Pash, Gilbert.
Howells, Hughes, Svarc, Froggatt, Coates,
Peterborough U.: Drewery; Carmichael, Brookes,
Wilkinson,
Oakes, Turner, Wright, Conmy, Price, Hall,
Barker, Robson.
Enfield 2 (Turley, Hill)
Maidenhead 0 1,506
Rochdale 1 (Arrowsmith)
Enfield: Williams; Gibson, Moffatt, Payne,
Betson, Smith, Geddes, Richards, Hill, Gray, Barnsley 3 (Winstanley 2, Seal) 5,182
Turley. Rochdale: Godfrey; Smith, Ryder, Blair, Parry,
Kinsella, Whitehead, Arrowsmith, Buck (Gowans),
Jenkins, Darling.
Frickley 2 (Moran, Holland)
Barnsley: Stewart; Murphy, Booth, Turner,
Rotherham U, 2 (Mullen, Bentley) 5,824 HE ae Millar, Waddell, Brown, Seal, Lea,
Rotherham U.: Tunks; Houghton, Leigh, Quinn, arp.
Mielczarek, Swift, Bentley, Ham, Gilbert, Johnson,
Mullen.
Skelmersdale 0
Gillingham 3 (Galvin, Wilks, Yeo) Tranmere R. 4 (Crossley 2, King, Moore) 1,425
Plymouth Arg. 2 (Reed 2) 7,842 Tranmere R.: Lawrence; Mathias, Farrimond,
Gillingham: Shearing; Parmenter, Peach, Galvin, Moorcroft, Molyneux, Fagan, Russell, King,
Rtas, Quirke, Tydeman, Knight, Bickle, Wilks, Beamish, Moore, Crossley.
€0.
Plymouth Arg.: Furnell; Davey, Harris, Hore,
Saxton, Latcham, Reed, Brown, Rickard(Dowling), Southend U. 1 (Best)
Hinch, Hutchins, Aston Villa 0 16,929
Southend U.: Roberts; Smith, Ternent, Elliott,
Guildford 0 Albeson, Jacques, Johnson, Best, Garner, Moore,
Dover 0 3,226 Lewis.
Aston Villa: Hughes; Bradley, Aitken, Vowden,
Curtis, Turnbull, Graydon, Gibson (Tiler),
Hartlepool U. 6 (Ellis, Young 2, Warnock, Veart 2) Lochhead, Hamilton, Anderson.
Scarborough 1 (Lee) 3,374
Hartlepool U.: Gadsby; Potter, Ashurst, Parry,
Goad, Spelman (Veart), Smith, Young, Welsh, Southport 1 (Dunleavy)
Ellis, Warnock. Workington 3 (Dunleavy o.g., Spencer, Roodeiew)
Kettering 2 (King 0.g., Jacques) Southport: Taylor; Goodwin, Sibbald, McPhee,

Barnet 4 (Embery 2, Eason 2) 3,713 Dunleavy, Peat, Lee, Hartland, Redrobe, Lloyd,
Hartle.
Kettering: Mackleworth; Ashby, Grant, Goodall,
Reed, Peck, Walden, Webster, Jacques, Cassidy, Workington: Rogan; Walker, Ogilvie, Tyrer,
Spencer, Wood, Helliwell, Spratt, Nicholls,
Pawley.
Barnet: McClelland; Lye, Jenkins, Ward, Ferry, Goodfellow, Martin.
King, Powell, Plume, Embery, Eason, Flatt.
King’s Lynn0 South Shields 3 (Leask, O’ Donnell2)

Hereford U. 0 2,474 Scunthorpe U. 3 (Deere, Kerr 2) 4,000
Hereford U.: Potter; Griffiths, Mallender, Jones Scunthorpe U.: Barnard; Foxton, Barker, Kisby,
Deere, Atkin, Heath, Davidson, Fletcher, Kerr,
(A.), McLaughlin, Addison, Gough, Tyler,
Meadows, O wen, Radford. Kirk.
591
Swansea C. 1 (Davies) NOV. 24
Brentford 1 (O’ Mara) 7,915 Aldershot 4 (Brodie 2, Hunt 0.g., Sydenham)
Swansea C.: Millington; Jones, Screen (A.), Alvechurch 2 (Palmer, Hope) 4,638
Williams (A.), Williams (H.), Hole, Evans, Aldershot: Gurr; Walden, Walker, Joslyn, Dean,
(Screen, W.), Thomas, Davies, Gwyther, Sullivan. Grummett, Pearce, Melledew, Brodie, Melia,
Brentford: Phillips; Bence, Nelmes, Tom, Sydenham.
Scales, Turner, Allen, Graham, O’Mara, Ross,
Docherty.
FIRST ROUND REPLAYS
Torquay U. 1 (Tearse) NOV. 22
Nuneaton 0 5,807 Brentford 2 (Ross, O’ Mara)
Torquay U.; Connaughton; Twitchin, Sander- Swansea C. 3 (Williams, A., Gwyther, pie
cock, Lucas, Edwards, Hill, Skirton, Welsh,
__Tearse, Mitchinson, Stuckey. Brentford: Phillips; Bence, Nelmes, Tom,
Nuneaton: Robinson; Bircumshaw, Smith, Scales, Turner, Allen, Graham, O’Mara, Ross,
Howshall, Gill, Goodall, Cutler, Pleat, Notley Docherty.
(Shepherd), Baker, Lewis. Swansea C.: Millington; Jones, Screen (A.),
Williams (A.), Williams (H.), Hole, Holme,
Thomas, Davies, Gwyther, Sullivan (Screen, W.).
Walsall 4 (Woodward, Wright, Taylor, Morris)
Dagenham 1 (Moore) 4,247
Walsall: Wesson; Gregg, Harrison, Penman, Mansfield T. 4 (Bingham, Fairbrother, Thompson,
Bennett, Atthey, Taylor, Woodward, Wright, Roberts pen.)
Train, Morris. Chester 3 (Loyden, Kennedy, Draper) 5,310
Dagenham: Huttley; Robertson, Dudley, David- Mansfield T.: Brown; Pate, Walker, Roberts,
son, Webb, Moore, Leakey, Ford, Dear, Ellison, Saunders, Waller, Thompson, Fairbrother, Stenson,
Brooks. Jarvis, Bingham.
Chester: Livsey; Birks, Griffiths, Draper,
Turner, Pountney, Kennedy, McHale, Loyden,
Wigan 2 (Sutherland, Oates) Morrissey, Carter.
Halifax 1 (Burgin) 8,814
Halifax: Smith; Burgin, Lee, Wallace (McKernan),
Peterborough U. 6 (Barker 2, Hall 2, Robson, Price)
Pickering, Rhodes, Chadwick, Atkins, Verity,
Waddle, Holmes. Redditch 0 5,108
Oakes, Turner, Wright, Conmy, Price, Hall,
Witney 0 Barker, Robson.
Romford 3 (King 2, Chandler) 2,500 Redditch: Brookes; Reece, Evans, Owen, Rock,
Witney: Taylor; Dempsey, Barr, Shufflebotham, Guise, Ingram, Walker, Howell, Pash (Smart),
Walton, Booth, Tabor, Prescott, Jones, Hellyer Gilbert.
(Thomas), Eldridge.
Romford: Smith; Obeney, Tapping, Sorrell,
Bickles, Freeman, Sanders, Chandler, King, Port Vale 3 (Horton 2, 1 pen., Morgan)
Manning, Brabrook. Blackburn R. 1 (Field pen.) 5,717
Port Vale: Ball; Brodie, Loska, Summerscales,
Cross, Morris, Gough, Horton, McLaren, Morgan,
Wrexham 5 (Moir, Provan, Whittle 2, McBurney) Mountford,
Bradford 1 (O’ Neill) 5,190 Blackburn R.: Jones; Heaton, Wilson, Farrell,
Wrexham: Lloyd; Mason, Vansittart, Evans, Fazackerley, Wood, Price (McDonald), Garbett,
May, Park, Moir, Whittle, McBurney, Kinsey, Conlon, Arentoft, Field.
Provan.
Bradford: Liney; McHale, Howell, Oates, Cooper,
Hall (J.), Owen, O’Neill, Corner (Stowell), Middle- NOV. 23
ton, Hall (C.),
Rotherham U. 4 (Bentley, Gilbert 3)
Frickley 0 9,793
York C. 4 (Rathbone o.g., Menderson, Swallow, Rotherham U.: Tunks; Houghton, Leigh, Quinn,
McMahon) Mielczarek, Swift, Bentley, Ham (Phillips), Gilbert,
Grimsby 2 (Thomson 2 pens.) 6,578 Johnson, Mullen.
York; Hillyard; Mackin, Burrows, Lally,
Swallow, Topping, Henderson, McMahon,
Aimson, Calloway, Rowles. NOV. 24
Grimsby: T. Wainman; Worthington, Smith, Dover 0
Thomson, Rathbone, Gray, Hickman, Lewis, Guildford 2 (Malley, Burge) 2,156
Tees, Boylen, Simpson (Brace),
Exeter C. 2 (Binney, Rowan)

NOV. 23 Crawley 0 3,967
Rossendale 1 (Wild pen.) _ Exeter C.: Wilson; Crawford, Blain, Parker,
Jinny, Giles, Balson, Rowan, Binney, Gadston,
Altrincham 0 Morrin (Banks), Wingate.
Altrincham : Mailey; Ashworth, Mobley, Roberts, Crawley: Maggs; Goodgame, Tharme, Frost,
Taylor, Halliwell, Broadhead, Worth, McLoughlin, Leedham, Bragg, Griffiths, Edge, Whittingt
Corfield, Fidler (Young). Basey, Blaber. s : a?
592
Hereford U. 1 (Gough) Bristol R. 3 (Taylor, Bannister, Godfrey)
King’s Lynn 0 7,758 Cambridge U. 0 8,788
Hereford U.: Potter; Griffiths, Mallender, Jones Bristol R.: Sheppard; Roberts, Parsons, Godfrey,
(A.), McLaughlin, Addison, Gough, Tyler, Taylor, Green (Prince), Stephens, Jones, Stubbs,
Meadows, Owen, Radford. Bannister, Jarman.
Cambridge U.: Roberts; Thompson, Akers,
Scunthorpe U. 2 (Fletcher, Kirk) Guild, Eades, Foote, Walton, Collins, Lill, White,
Phillips.
South Shields 3 (O’ Donnell, Morton, Bains) §,272
Scunthorpe U.: Barnard; Foxon (McDonald),
Barker, Kisby, Deere, Welbourne, Heath, Fletcher, Hereford U. 0
Davidson, Kerr, Kirk.
Northampton T. 0 9,519
Hereford U.: Potter; Griffiths, Mallender, Jones
(A.), McLaughlin, Addison, Gough, Tyler,
Meadows, Owen, Radford (George).
SECOND ROUND Northampton T.: Starling; Heslop, Oman,
DEC. 11 Townsend, Clarke, Gould, McNeil, Neal, Large,
Chatterley, Buchanan.
Barnet 1 (Flatt) 4,411
Torquay U. 4 (Welsh 3, Tearse)
Barnet: McClelland; Lye, Jenkins, Ward, Ferry, Mansfield T. 2 (Thompson, Fairbrother)
King, Powell, Plume, Embery, Eason, Flatt. Tranmere R. 2 (Crossley, Storton) 5,634
Torquay U.: Connaughton; Boulton, Sander- Mansfield T.: Brown; Pate, Walker, Roberts
cock (P.), Lucas, Edwards, Harrison, Skirton, (Stenson), Saunders, Waller, Thompson, Wignall,
Welsh, Tearse, Mitchinson (Stuckey), Sander- Fairbrother, Jarvis, Bingham.
cock (K.). Tranmere R.: Lawrence; Matthias, Farrimond,
Moorcroft (Fagan), Molyneux, King, Russell,
Moore, Storton, Beamish, Crossley.
Barnsley0
Chesterfield 0 11,547
Barnsley: Stewart; Murphy, Booth, Greenwood, Peterborough U. 4 (Price 2, Hall 2)
Winstanley, Turner, Brown, Lea, (Waddell), Enfield 0 7,702
Seal, Millar, Sharp.
Chesterfield: Stevenson; Holmes, Tiler, Bell, Oakes, Turner, Wright Conmy, Price, Hall,
Stott, Phelan, McHale, Randall, Moss, Archer, Barker, Robson.
Pugh.
Enfield: Williams; Tilley, Moffatt, Payne, Betson,
Smith, Geddes, Adams, Gibson (Hill), Gray,
Blyth Spartans 1 ( Young) Turley.
Stockport Co. 0 5,800
Blyth Spartans: Varvill; Atkinson, Smith, Port Vale 1 (Morgan)
Watson, Scott, Philipson, Jardine, Young, Slane, Darlington 0 5,402
Alder, Lister.
Port Vale: Ball; Brodie, Loska, Flowers, Cross,
Stockport Co.: Ogley; Collier, Renwick, Summerscales, McLaren, Morgan, Mountford
McMillan, Hart, Wright, Ryden, Chisnall, Webber, (Gough), Lacey, Horton.
Lawther, Griffiths,
Darlington: Wealands; Peverell, Horner, Hale,
Carr, Wright, Gauden, Graham, Sproates,
Boston 2 (Smith, Froggatt) Peddelty, Harding.
Hartlepool 1 (Veart) 4,738
Boston: White; Lakin, Howells, Smith, Bate, Reading 1 (Harman)
Jobling, Hughes, Svarc, Froggatt, Coates, Wilkin-
Aldershot 0 9,827
son.
Hartlepool: Gadsby; Potter, Ashurst, Spelman, Reading: Death; Dixon, Butler, Wagstaff (B.),
Goad, Parry, Welsh (Sharkey), Young, Smith, Harley, Wagstaff (T.), Cumming, Chappell,
Veart, Warnock. Harman, Flannigan, Bell.
Aldershot: Gurr; Walden, Walker, Joslyn, Dean,
Grummett, Pearce, Melledew (Howarth), Brodie,
Bournemouth 2 (Boyer, Mac Dougall) Melia, Sydenham,
Southend U. 0 14,634
Bournemouth: Davies; Machin, Miller, Benson, Romford 0
Kitchener, Powell, Cave, MacDougall, Boyer,
De Garis, Scott. Gillingham 1 (Wilks) 8,539
Southend U.: Roberts; Smith, Ternent, Elliott, Romford: Smith; Obeney, Tapping, Sorrell,
Albeson, Jacques, Johnson, Best, Garner, Moore, Bickles, Freeman, Sanders, Ray, King, Manning,
Lewis. Brabrook,
Gillingham: Shearing; Parmenter, Peach, Galvin,
Williams, Quirke, Tydeman, Knight, Bickle,
Brighton 1 (/rvine) Wilks, Yeo.
Walsall 1 (Woodward) 12,797
Brighton: Powney; Henderson, Spearritt,
Templeman, Napier (J.), Gall, Murray, Napier
Rossendale 1 (C/ay)
(K.), Irvine, Bromley, O’Sullivan, Bolton W. 4 (Greaves 3, Byron) (at Bury) 12,100
Walsall: Wesson; Gregg, Evans, Penman, Jones, Bolton W.: Wright; Ritson, Mowbray, Waldron,
Atthey, Train, Harrison, Woodward, Wright, Jones (P.), Rimmer, Byrom, Seddon, Jones (G.),
Morris, Greaves, Duffey.
593
Rotherham U. 1 (Gilbert) Walsall 2 (Train, Wright)
York C. 1 (Rowles) Brighton 1 (Napier, K.) 8,014
Rotherham U.: Tunks; Houghton, Leigh, Quinn, Walsall: Wesson; Gregg, Evans, — Harrison,
Mielczarek, Swift, Bentley, Ham, Gilbert Johnson, Jones, Atthey, Penman, Woodward, Wright, Train,
Mullen. Morris.
York C.: Hillyard; Mackin, Burrows, Lally, Brighton: Powney; Henderson (Duffy) Spearritt,
Swallow, Topping, Henderson, Aimson, McMahon, Templeman, Napier (J.), Gall, Murray, Napier (K,),
Chambers, Rowles. Irvine, Bromley, O’Sullivan.
Shrewsbury T. 2 (Wood, Moir)

DEC. 15
Guildford 1 (Dyson) 7,163 Chesterfield 1 (Moss)
Shrewsbury T.: Mulhearn; Brown, Fellows,
Barnsley 0 14,500
Moore, Holton, Bridgwood, Roberts, Andrews, Chesterfield: Stevenson; Holmes, Tiler, Bell,
Wood, Moir, Groves. Stott. Phelan, McHale, Moss, Randall, Archer,
Pugh.
Barnsley: Stewart; Murphy, Booth, Turner,
South Shields 1 (Bains) Winstanley, Millar, Brown, Greenwood,
Notts. Co. 3 (Masson, Cozens, Bradd) 8,144 Seal (Waddell), Sharp.
Notts. Co.: Brown; Brindley, Worthington,
Carlin, Needham, Stubbs, Nixon, Bradd, Hateley, Exeter C.0
Masson, Cozens.
Swansea C, 1 (Holme) 6,858
Exeter C.: Wilson; Stacey, Blain, Morris, Jimmy
Swansea C.0 Giles, Balson, Rowan, Banks, Gadston, Wingate,
Exeter C.0 8,398 John Giles.
Swansea C.: Millington; Jones, Screen (A.), Swansea C.: Millington; Jones, Screen, William
Evans (W.), Williams (H.), Hole, Holme, Thomas, (A.), Williams (H.), Hole, Holme, Thomas, Davies,
Davies, Gwyther, Solomon. Gwyther, Beer.
Exeter C.: Wilson; Stacey, Blain, Morris,
Jimmy Giles, Balson, Rowan, Banks, Gadston, Tranmere R. 4 (Brodie, Beamish, Moore, Crossley)
Wingate, John Giles. Mansfield T. 2 (Fairbrother 2) 5,703
Tranmere R.: Lawrence; Matthias, Farrimond,
Workington 1 (Spratt pen.) King, Molyneux, Brodie, Russell, Beamish,
Moore, Storton, Crossley.
Bury 3 (McDermott, Murray, Jones) 5,640
Mansfield T.: Brown; Pate, Walker, Wignall,
Workington: Rogan; Walker, Ogilive, Tyrer,
Saunders, Waller, Thompson, Jarvis, Stenson
Spence, Wood, Helliwell, Spratt, Hopkinson,
Goodfellow, Martin.
(Bingham), Fairbrother, Harrington.
Bury: Hancock; Tinney, Saile, McDermott,
Holt. Robson, Connelly, Rudd, Jones, Murray,
Hamstead, SECOND ROUND SECOND REPLAY
DEC. 20
Wrexham 4 (Moir, Kinsey 2, Whittle)
Hereford U. 2 (Mallender, Tyler) (After extra time)
Wigan 0 12,895
Northampton T. 1 (Large) (At West Bromwich)
Wrexham: Lloyd; Mason, Evans, Davis, May,
Park (Ingle), Moir Whittle, Ashcroft, Kinsey,
Griffiths, Hereford U.: Potter; Griffiths, Mallender, Jones
(A.), McLaughlin, Addison, Gough (George),
Tyler, Meadows, Owen, Radford.
Northampton T.; Starling; Heslop, Townsend,
Clarke, Chatterley, Kiernan, McNeil, Neal, Large,
SECOND ROUND REPLAYS Hawkins, Buchanan (Felton).
DEC. 13
York C. 2 (McMahon, Chambers)
Rotherham 3 (Ham 2, Womble) (After extra time) THIRD ROUND
10,010 JAN. 15
York C.; Hillyard; Mackin, Burrows, Lally,
Birmingham C. 3 (Hynd, Francis 2)
Swallow, Topping, Chambers, Rowles, McMahon
(Woodward), Aimson, Henderson. Port Vale 0 32,937
Rotherham: Tunks; Houghton, Leigh (Womble), Birmingham C,: Cooper; Carroll, Pendrey, Page,
Quinn, Swift, Leng, Bentley, Ham, Gilbert, Hynd, Harland, Campbell, Francis, Latchford,
Johnson, Mullen, Hatton, Taylor.
Port Vale: Sharratt; Brodie, Loska, Summer-
scales, Cross, Flowers, Gough, Lacey, McLaren,
DEC, 14 Horton, Morgan.
Northampton T, 2 (Large, Hawkins)
Hereford U. 2 (Tyler, Owen) (After extratime) Blackpool 0
9,099 Chelsea 1 (Dempsey) 22,135
Northampton T.: Starling: Neal, Townsend, Blackpool: Burridge; Hatton, Bentley, Suddaby,
Oman, Chatterley, Heslop, McNeil (Felton), James, Simpkin (Ainscow), Burns, Suddick,
Kiernan, Large, Hawkins, Buchanan. Dyson, Lennard, Hutchison.
Hereford U.: Potter; Griffiths, Mallender, Jones Chelsea: Bonetti; Mulligan, Harris, Hollins,
(A.), McLaughlin, Addison, Gough, Tyler, Dempsey, Webb, Cooke, Garland, Osgood, Hudson
Meadows, Owen, Radford. (Kember), Houseman.
594
Blyth Spartans 2 (Nixon, Alder) Leeds U. 4 (Giles 2, 1 pen., Lorimer 2)
Reading 2 (Wagstaff, B., Cumming pen.) 6,800 Bristol R. 1 (Allan) 33,565
Blyth Spartans: Varvill; Atkinson, Smith,
Watson, Scott, Philipson, Jardine, Nixon, Slane Leeds U.; Sprake; Reaney, Cooper, Bremner,
Madeley, Hunter, Lorimer, Bates, Jordan (Galvin),
Alder, Lister. , Giles, Gray.
Reading: Death; Harley, Butler Morgan, Bristol R.: Sheppard; Roberts, Parsons, Godfrey,
Wooler, Wagstaff (B.), Cumming, Chappell, Taylor, Prince, Stephens, Jones (Stanton), Allan,
Harman, Flannigan, Habbin. Bannister, Higgins.
Bolton W. 2 (Greaves, Hunt)

Manchester C. 1 (Lee pen.)
Torquay U. 1 (Tearse) 2558
Middlesbrough 1 (Mills) 42,620
Bolton W.: Wright; Ritson, McAllister, Waldron, Manchester C.: Corrigan; Book, Donachie,
Jones (P.), Hulme, Jones (G.) (Duffey), Hunt, Doyle, Booth, Oakes, Summerbee, Bell, Davies,
Greaves, Seddon, Byrom. Lee, Towers.
Torquay U.: Connaughton; Boulton, Sander-
Middlesbrough: Platt; Craggs, Jones, Maddren,
cock (P.), Sandercock (K.), Edwards, Harrison, Boam, Gates, Stiles, McMordie, Mills, Hickton,
Skirton, Welsh, Tearse, Twitchin, Hill (Rudge). Downing.
Boston U.0 Millwall 3 (Bolland pen., Smethurst, Possee)

Portsmouth 1 (Jennings) 11,000 Nottingham F. 1 (Richardson) 17,940
Boston: White; Lakin, Pilgrim, Smith, Bate, Millwall: King; Brown, Cripps, Dorney,
Howells, Hughes, Svarc, Froggatt, Coates, Kitchener, Burnett, Bridges, Bolland, Possee,
Wilkinson. Smethurst, Allder (Dunphy).
Portsmouth: Milkins; Smith, Collins, Piper, Nottingham F.: Barron; Fraser, Gemmell,
Hand, Blant, McCann, Hiron Reynolds, Ley, Chapman, Hindley, Cottam, Lyons, Richardson,
Jennings. Cormack, McIntosh, Moore.
Burnley0 Norwich C. 0
Huddersfield T. 1 (Clarke) 21,563 Hull C. 3 (McGill, Butler, Wagstaff)
Burnley: Mellor; Docherty, Thomson, West, Norwich C.: Keelan; Payne, Butler, Stringer,
Waldron, Dobson, Thomas, Casper, Fletcher, Govier, Anderson, Livermore, Silvester (Briggs),
Kindon, James. Cross, Paddon, Foggo,
Huddersfield T.: Lawson (D.); Clarke, Hutt, Hull C.: McKechnie; Banks, De Vries, Wilkin-
Smith, Ellam, Cherry, Mahoney (Fairclough), son, Neill, Knighton, McGill, Lord, Pearson,
Dolan, Worthington, Lawson (J.), Chapman. Wagstaff, Butler.
Bury 1 (Connelly) Orient 3 (Dyson, pen., Fairbrother, Bowyer)

Rotherham U. 1 (Gilbert) 9,543 Wrexham 0 8,253
Bury: Hancock; Tinney, Saile, Robson, Holt, Orient: Goddard; Hoadley, Rofe, Bennett,
McDermott, Connelly (Williams), Rudd, Jones, Harris, Allen, Fairbrother, Dyson, Bullock,
Murray, Hamstead. Walley, Bowyer.
Rotherham U.: Tunks; Houghton, Leigh Wrexham: Gaskell, Mason, Ingle, Ashcroft, May,
(Womble), Ferguson, Swift, Leng, Bentiey, Ham, Evans, Moir, Whittle, Smith, Kinsey, Provan
Gilbert, Johnson, Mullen. (Tinnion),
Charlton Ath. 0 Oxford U. 0

Tranmere R. 0 11,114 Liverpool 3 (Keegan 2, Lindsay) 18,000
Charlton Ath.: Dunn; Bruck, Warman, Bond, Oxford U.: Kearns; Way, Shuker, Smithson,
Went, Shipperley, Davies (Plumb), Treacy, Hunt, Clarke (C.), Evanson, Skeen, Fleming (Sloan),
Rogers, Peacock. Clarke (D.), Cassidy, Aylott.
Tranmere R.: Lawrence; Matthias, Farrimond, Liverpool: Clemence; Lawler, Lindsay, Smith,
Molyneux, Yeats, Fagan, Russell, Beamish, Ross, Hughes, Keegan, Hall (Graham), Evans,
Moore, Storton, Crossley. Thompson, Callaghan.
Crystal Palace 2 (Wallace 2) Peterborough U. 0

Everton 2 (Whittle, Harvey) 32,331 Ipswich T. 2 (Viljoen, Hill) 16,970
Crystal Palace: Jackson; Payne, Wall, Kellard, Peterborough U.: Drewery; Carmichael, Brookes,
McCormick, Blyth, Craven, Queen, Wallace, Oakes, Turner, Wright, Moss (Darrell), Price,
Taylor, Hughes. Parker, Conmy, Robson.
Everton: West; Scott, McLaughlin, Kendall, Ipswich T.: Best; Mills, Harper, Morris,
Kenyon, Lyons, Johnson, Harvey, Royle, Darra- Hunter, Jefferson, Robertson, Viljoen, Belfitt,
cott, Whittle. Hill, Miller.
Derby Co. 2 (Hector 2) Preston N.E. 4 (Lyall, Ingram, Clark 2)

Shrewsbury T. 0 32,463 Bristol C. 2 (Spiring, Wilson) 13,619
Derby Co.: Boulton; Webster, Robson, Todd, Preston N.E.: Kelly; McMahon, McNab, Bird,
McFariand, McGovern, Durban, Gemmill, Hawkins, Spavin, Heppolette, Clark, Mcllmoyle,
O’Hare, Hector, Hinton. Lyall, Ingram.
Brown, Fellows, Bristol C.: Gibson; Wimshurst, Drysdale,
Shrewsbury T.: Mulhearn; Merrick, Tainton,
Moore. Hoiton, Bridgwood, Roberts, Andrews, Wilson, Rooks (Bruton),
Wood, Moir, Groves. Spiring, Galley, Sweeney, Gow.
595
@.P.R. 1 (Mancini) Walsall 1 (Wright)
Fulham 1 (Conway) 23,707 Bournemouth 0 9,185
QO.P.R.: Parkes; Clement, Hazell, Venables, Walsall: Wesson; Gregg, Evans, Deakin,
Hunt, Mancini, Saul (McCulloch), Francis, Bennett, Harrison Woodward, Penman, Manning,
Leach, Marsh, O’Rourke. Wright, Morris.
Fulham: Webster; Moreline, Callaghan, Matthew- Bournemouth: Davies; Machin, Miller, Benson,
son, Richardson, Dunne, Conway, Cross (Johnson), Kitchener, Jones, Cave, MacDougall, Boyer,
Earle, Lloyd, Barrett. Powell. Gulliver (De Garis).
Watford 1 (Wigg)
Sheffield U. 1 (Mackenzie) Notts. Co. 4 (Nixon Cozens 2, Masson) 13,488
Cardiff 3 (Murray, Carver, Woodruff) 29,342 Watford: Rankin; Rowan (Wigg), Williams,
Sheffield U.: Hope; Badger, Hemsley, Mackenzie, Walker, Lees, Eddy, Kenning, Packer, Jennings,
Colquhoun, Hockey, _Woodward, Salmons, Franks, Farley.
Dearden (Reece), Currie, Scullion. Notts. Co.: Brown; Brindley, Worthington,
Cardiff: Irwin; Carver, Bell, Sutton, Murray, Carlin, Jones, Stubbs, Nixon, Bradd, Hateley,
Phillips, Gibson, Clark, Warboys, Woodruff, Masson, Cozens.
Foggon.
W.B.A. 1 (Brown)
Southampton 1 (Gabriel) Coventry C. 2 (Rafferty, Chilton) 26,472
Manchester U. 1 (Charlton) 28,160 W.B.A.: Osborne, Nisbet, Wilson, Cantello,
Wile, Robertson, McVitie, Suggett, Gould, Brown,
Southampton; Martin; McCarthy, Fry, Stokes, Hartford.
Gabriel, Byrne, Paine, Channon, Davies, O’Brien,
Jenkins. Coventry C.: Glazier; Smith, Cattlin, Mortimer,
Barry, Parker, Machin, Carr, Chilton, Rafferty,
Manchester U.: Stepney; O’ Neil, Burns, Gowling,
St. John (Hunt).
Edwards, Sadler, Morgan, Kidd (Mcllroy),
Charlton, Law, Best. West Ham U. 2 (Hurst, Best)
Luton T. 1 (Givens) 32,099
Stoke C. 2 (Conroy, Dobing) West Ham U.: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard,
Chesterfield 1 (Randall) 26,559 Bonds, Taylor, Moore (Eustace), Redknapp,
Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith, Best, Hurst, Brooking, Robson.
Bloor, Conroy, Mahoney, Ritchie, Dobing, Luton T.: Read; Ryan, Slough, Keen, Nicholl,
Eastham. Moore, Anderson, Court, Halom, Givens, Hindson.
Chesterfield: Stevenson; Holmes, Tiler, Bell,
Stott, Pugh, Wilson, Moss, Randall, Phelan, Wolverhampton W. 1 (McCailiog)
McHale. Leicester C, 1 (Farrington) 38,121
Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Shaw, Parkin,
Bailey (Taylor), Munro, McAlle, McCalliog,
Sunderland 3 (Porterfield, Watson, Chambers)
Hibbitt, Richards, Curran, Wagstaffe.
Sheffield W. 0 25,310
Leicester C.: Shilton; Whitworth, Nish, Cross,
Sunderland: Montgomery; Malone, Coleman, Sjoberg, Brown, Weller, Farrington, Birchenall,
Harvey, Pitt, Chambers, Hughes, Kerr, Watson, Sammels, Glover.
Porterfield, Tueart.
Sheffield W.: Grummitt, Rodrigues, Clements, JAN, 24
Prophett, Holsgrove, Pugh, Sinclair, Craig, Newcastle U. 2 (Macdonald pen., Tudor)
Joicey, Sunley, Sissons, Hereford U. 2 (Addison, Owen) 39,000
Newcastle U.: McFaul; Craig, Clark, Nattrass,
Swansea C, 1 (Gwyther) Burton, Howard, Barrowclough (Reid) Green,
Gillingham 0 5,100 Macdonald, Tudor, Hibbitt.
Swansea C.: Millington; Jones, Screen, Williams, Hereford U.:; Potter; Griffiths, Mallender, Jones
Evans (K.), Hole, Holme, Thomas, Slattery, (A.), McLaughlin, Addison, Gough, Tyler
Gwyther, Evans (B.). (George), Meadows, Owen, Radford.
Gillingham: Shearing; Parmenter, Peach, Galvin,
Williams, Quirke, Tydeman, Knight, Bickle,
Wilks, Yeo. THIRD ROUND REPLAYS
JAN. 17
Swindon T. 0 Tranmere R. 4 (Beamish, Storton, Crossley, Moore)
Arsenal 2 (Armstrong, Ball) 32,000 Charlton Ath, 2 (Treacy 2) 12,512
Swindon T.: Downsborough; Thomas, Trollope, Tranmere R.: Lawrence; Mathias, Farrimond,
Butler (Smart), Burrows, Mackay, Dangerfield, Molyneux, Yeats, Fagan, Russell, Beamish, Moore,
Bunkell, Horsfield, Noble, Rogers. Storton, Crossley.
Arsenal: Wilson, Rice, Nelson, Kelly, McLintock, Charlton Ath,: Dunn; Bruck, Warman, Bond,
Simpson, Armstrong, Ball, Radford, Kennedy, Went, Shipperley, Davies, Treacy, Hunt, Rogers,
Graham. Peacock (Flanagan).
JAN. 18
Tottenham H. 1 (Gilzean) Carlisle U. 1 (Martin)
Carlisle U. 1 (Bowles) 33,702 Tottenham H. 3 (Chivers 2, Gilzean) 21,560
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Want. Coates, Carlisle U.: Ross; Hemstead, Gorman, Ternent,
England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Winstanley, Bowles, Barton, Martin, Owen, Webb
Neighbour, (Davies), Balderstone.
Carlisle U.: Ross, Hemstead, Gorman, Ternent, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles,
Winstanley, Owen, Barton, Martin, Webb, Bowles, Coates, England, Beal, Gilzean (Collins), Perryman,
Balderstone. Chivers, Peters, Naylor.
596
Everton 3 (Scott, Kenyon, Hurst) FOURTH ROUND
C. Palace 2 (Tambling 2) 45,508
Everton: West; Scott. McLaughlin, Kendall, FEB. 5
Kenyon, Darracott, Husband, Harvey (Hurst), Birmingham C, 1 (Latchford, R.)
Johnson, Lyons, Whittle.
Ipswich T. 0 40,709
C. Palace: Jackson; Payne, Wall, Kellard,
Birmingham C.: Cooper; Carroll, Pendrey, Page,
McCormick, Blyth, Craven, Hughes, Wallace,
Hynd, Harland, Campbell, Francis, Latchford (R.),
Taylor, Tambling. Hatton, Taylor.
Fulham 2 (Cross 2) Ipswich T.: Best; Mills, Harper, Morris, Hunter,
Q.P.R. 1 (Clement) 24,181 Jefferson, Robertson, Viljoen, Belfitt, McNeil
(Miller), Hill.
Fulham: Webster; Moreline, Callaghan, Dunne,
Matthewson, Richardson, Conway, Cross,
Chelsea 3 (Hollins pen., Houseman, Cooke)
Earle, Lloyd, Barrett.
Bolton W. 0 38,066
Q.P.R.; Parkes; Clement, Hazell, Venables,
Hunt, Mancini, Saul, Francis, Leach, Marsh, Chelsea: Bonnetti; Mulligan, McCreadie,
O’Rourke. Hollins, Webb, Harris, Cooke, Kember, Osgood,
Hudson, Houseman.
Middlesbrough 1 (Hickton) Bolton W.: Wright; McAllister, Mowbray,
Manchester C. 0 40,000 Waldron (Hunt), Jones (P.), Hulme, Nicholson,
Byrom, Greaves, Seddon, Jones (G.).
Middlesbrough: Platt; Craggs, Jones, Maddren,
Boam, Gates, Stiles (Laidlaw), McMordie, Mills,
Hickton, Downing. Coventry C.0
Manchester C.: Corrigan; Book, Donachie, Hull C. 1 (Wagstaff) 24,621
Doyle, Booth, Oakes, Summerbee, Bell, Davies, Coventry C.: Glazier; Coop, Cattlin, Smith
Lee, Towers. (Mortimer), Blockley, Parker, Young, Carr,
Chilton, Hunt, St. John.
JAN. 19 Hull C.: McKechnie; Banks, De Vries, Wilkin-
Leicester 2 (Farrington, Glover) son, Neill, Baxter, McGill, Lord, Pearson, Wag-
staff, Butler.
Wolverhampton W. 0 37,070
Leicester C.: Shilton; Whitworth, Nish, Cross, Derby Co. 6 (Robson, Hector, Durban 3, Hintonpen.)
Sjoberg, Brown, Weller, Farrington, Birchenall,
Sammels, Glover. Notts. Co. 0 39,450
Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Shaw, Parkin, Derby Co.: Boulton; Webster, Robson, Todd,
Sunderland, Munro, McAlle, McCalliog, Hibbitt, McFarland, McGovern, Durban, Gemmill, O’Hare
Richards, Curran, Wagstaffe. (Powell), Hector, Hinton.
Notts. Co.: Brown; Brindley, Worthington,
Manchester U. 4 (Best 2, Sadler, Aston) Carlin, Stubbs, Jones, Nixon, Bradd, Hateley,
Southampton 1 (Channon) (after extra time) Masson, Cozens.
50,966 Everton 2 (Johnson, Whittle)
Manchester U.: Stepney; O’Neil, Burns, Gowling, Walsall 1 (Evans) 45,462
Edwards, Sadler, Morgan, Mcllroy (Aston),
Charlton, Law, Best. Everton: West; Wright, McLaughlin, Kendall,
Lyons, Newton, Johnson, Harvey, Royle, Hurst,
Southampton: Martin; McCarthy, Fry, Stokes, Whittle.
Gabriel, Byrne, Paine, Channon (Kirkup), Davies,
O’Brien, Jenkins. Walsall: Wallington; Gregg, Evans, Penman,
Jones, Deakin, Taylor, Woodward, Manning,
Reading 6 (Harman 3, Cumming, Wagstaff, B., Wright, Harrison.
Habbin)
Blyth Spartans 1 (Wagstaff, B., 0.g.) 10,550 Huddersfield T. 3 (Chapman, Lawson, J. 2)
Reading: Death; Butler, Morgan, Harley, Wooler, Fulham 0 18,000
Wagstaff (B.), Flannigan (Wagstaff, T.), Cumming, Huddersfield T.: Lawson (D.); Clarke, Hutt,
Chappell, Harman, Habbin. Smith, Ellam, Cherry, Krzywicki, Dolan, Worthing-
Blyth Spartans: Varvill; Atkinson, Smith, Wat- ton, Lawson (J.), Chapman.
son, Scott, Philipson, Jardine, Nixon, Slane, Fulham: Webster; Moreline, Callaghan, Dunne,
Alder, Lister. Matthewson, Richardson, Conway, Cross, Earle,
Lloyd, Barrett.
Rotherham U, 2 (Swift, Gilbert pen.)
Bury 1 (Murray) 14,625 Leicester C. 0
Rotherham U,: Tunks; Womble, Ferguson, Orient 2 (Bowyer, Allen) 31,402
Phillips, Leng, Swift, Bentley, Ham, Gilbert, Leicester C.: Jayes; Whitworth, Nish, Cross,
Johnson, Brogden (Henderson). Sjoberg, Brown (Manley), Weller, Farrington,
Bury: Wancock; Tinney, Saile, Eccleshare Birchenall, Sammels, Glover.
(Parry), Robson, McDermott, Connelly, Rudd, Orient: Goddard; Hoadley, Rofe, Bennett,
Jones, Murray, Hamstead. Harris, Allen, Fairbrother, Dyson, Bullock,
Walley, Bowyer.
FEB, 5
Hereford U. 2 (Radford, George) Liverpool 0
Newcastle U. 1 (Macdonald) 15,500 Leeds U.0 56,300
Hereford U.: Potter; Griffiths (George), Mallen- Liverpool: Clemence; Lawler, Lindsay, Smith,
der, Jones, McLaughlin, Addison, Gough, Tyler, Lloyd, Hughes, Keegan, Ross, Heighway, Toshack,
Meadows, Owen, Radford. Callaghan.
Newcastle U.: McFaul; Craig, Clark, Nattrass, Leeds U.:; Sprake; Reaney, Cooper, Bremner,
Howard, Moncur, Busby, Green, Macdonald, ween Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke, Jones, Giles,
Tudor, Hibbitt. ates,
R.F. 72/3-3] oT
Millwall 2 (Smethurst, Possee) FOURTH ROUND REPLAYS
Middlesbrough 2 (Hickton, Downing) 23,579
FEB. 8
Millwall: King; Brown, Cripps, Dorney,
Kitchener, Burnett, Bridges, Bolland, Possee, Middlesbrough 2 (Downing, Hickton pen.)
Smethurst, Allder. Millwall 1 (Burnett) 36,489
Middlesbrough: Platt; Craggs, Jones, Maddren, Middlesbrough: Platt; Craggs, Jones, Stiles
Boam, Gates, Stiles (Laidlaw), McMordie, Mills, Boam, Maddren, Laidlaw, McMordie, Mills,
Hickton, Downing. Hickton, Downing (Vincent).
Millwall: King; Brown, Cripps, Dorney,
Portsmouth 2 (Williams o0.g., Trebilcock) Kitchener, Burnett, Bridges, Bolland, Possee,
Smethurst, Allder.
Swansea C. 0 19,782
Portsmouth: Milkins; Smith, Collins, McCann, FEB.9
Hand, Blant, Piper, Reynolds, Trebilcock, Ley, Stoke C. 2 (Bernard, Greenhoff pen.)
Jennings.
Tranmere R. 0 35,352)
Swansea: C. Millington; Jones, Screen (A.),
Williams, Evans (K.), Slattery, Screen (W.), Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Skeels, Bernard, Smith,
Thomas (Evans, W.), Davies, Gwyther, Rees. Bloor, Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Dobing,
Eastham.
Tranmere R.: Lawrence; Mathias, Farrimond,
Preston N.E. 0 Molyneux, Yeats, Fagan, Russell, Beamish,
Manchester U. 2 (Gowling, 2) 37,052 Moore, Storton, Crossley.
Preston N.E.: Kelly; McMahon, Connor, Bird,
McNab, Spavin, Heppolette, Spark, McIlmoyle, Leeds U. 2 (Clarke 2)
Lyall, Ingram. Liverpool 0 45,821
Manchester U.: Stepney; O’ Neil, Burns, Gowling, Leeds U.: Sprake; Reaney (Jordan), Cooper,
James, Sadler, Morgan, Kidd Charlton, Law, Best. Bremner, Charlton, Hunter. Lorimer, Clarke,
Madeley, Giles, Gray.
Reading 1 (Wagstaff) Liverpool: Clemence; Lawler, Lindsay, Smith,
Arsenal 2 (Morgan o.g., Rice) 25,756 Lloyd, Hughes, Keegan, Ross, Heighwayi(Boersma),
Graham, Callaghan.
Reading: Death; Butler, Morgan, Harley,
Wooler, Wagstaff, Dixon, Cumming, Chappell, FEB. 14
Harman, Habbin.
West Ham U. 3 (Hurst 3)
Arsenal: Wilson; Rice, Nelson, Kelly, McLin-
tock, Simpson, Armstrong, Ball, George, Kennedy, Hereford U. 1 (Meadows) 42,271
Graham, West Ham U.: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard,
Bonds, Taylor, Moore, Redknapp, Best Hurst,
Brooking, Robson.
Tottenham H. 2 (Gilzean, Peters)
Hereford U.: Potter; Gough, Mallender (Tucker),
Rotherham U. 0 36,903 Jones, McLoughlin, Addison, George, Tyler,
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles, Meadows, Owen, Radford.
Coates, England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers,
Peters, Neighbour (Pearce). Sunderland 1 (Kerr)
Rotherham U.: Tunks; Houghton, Leigh, Quinn, Cardiff C. 1 (Clark) (after extra time)
Swift, Leng, Bentley, Ham, Gilbert, Johnson, 39,348
Ferguson (Womble).
Sunderland: Montgomery; Malone, Coleman,
Harvey, Pitt, Porterfield, Chambers (McGiven),
Tranmere R. 2 ( Yeats, Beamish) Kerr, Watson, Hughes, Tueart.
Stoke C. 2 (Conroy, Ritchie) 24,424 Cardiff C.: Irwin; Carver, Bell, Kellock, Murray,
Tranmere R.; Lawrence; Mathias, Farrimond, Phillips, Gibson, Clark, King, Woodruff, Rees
Molyneux, Yeats, Fagan, Russell, Beamish, (Derrett).
Crossley, Moore, Storton.
Stoke C.:; Banks; Skeels, Jump, Bernard, Smith, FOURTH ROUND SECOND REPLAY
Bloor, Conroy, Mahoney, Ritchie, Dobing,
Eastham. FEB .16
Cardiff C. 3 (Clark, Woodruff, Kellock)
FEB. 9 Sunderland 1 (McGiven) (at Maine Road)
Hereford U. 0 8,868
West Ham U.0 15,000 Cardiff C.: Irwin; Carver, Bell, Kellock, Murray,
Phillips, Gibson, Clark, King, Woodruff, Foggon.
Hereford U,: Potter; Gough, Mallender, Jones,
McLaughlin, Addison, George, Tyler, Meadows, Sunderland: Forster; Malone, Coleman, Harvey,
Owen, Radford. Pitt, Porterfield, (Chambers), McGiven, Kerr,
Watson, Hughes, Tueart.
West Ham U.: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard,
Bonds, Taylor, Moore, Redknapp, Best, Hurst,
Brooking, Robson, FIFTH ROUND
FEB. 26
Cardiff C. 1 (King) Birmingham C. 3 (Hatton, Latchford, R. 2)
Sunderland 1 (Chambers) 27,000 Portsmouth 1 (Reynolds) 43,886
Cardiff C.: Irwin; Carver, Bell, Woodruff, Birmingham C,: Latchford, (D); Carroll, Pendrey,
Morgan, Phillips, Gibson, Clark, King, Warboys, Page (Smith), Hynd, Harland, Campbell, Francis,
Foggon (Villars). Latchford (R.), Hatton, Taylor.
Sunderland; Montgomery; Malone, Coleman, Portsmouth: Milkins; Smith, Collins, McCann,
Harvey, Pitt, Porterfield, Chambers, Kerr, Watson, oe Piper, Reynolds, Trebilcock (Storrie),
Hughes, Tueart,
598
Cardiff C. 0 Middlesbrough 0
Leeds U. 2 (Giles 2) 50,000 Manchester U. 3 (Morgan pen., Best, Charlton)
Cardiff C.: Irwin; Carver, Bell, Kellock, Murray,
39,687
Phillips, Gibson, Clark, King, Woodruff, Foggon
(Warboys). Middlesbrough: Platt; Craggs, Jones, Maddren,
Boam, Gates, Stiles, McMordie, Mills, Hickton,
Leeds U.: Sprake; Madeley, Cooper, Bremner, Downing.
Ethos, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke, Jones, Giles,
Tay. Manchester U.: Stepney; O’Neil, Dunne, Burns,
“lps Sadler, Morgan Gowling, Charlton, Law,
Derby Co. 2 (Hinton pen., Durban) est.
Arsenal 2 (George 2) 39,662
Derby Co,: Boulton; Webster, Robson, Durban,
FIFTH ROUND SECOND REPLAY
McFarland, Todd, McGovern, Gemmill, O’Hare, MAR. 13
Hector, Hinton.
Derby Co. 0
Arsenal: Wilson; Rice, Nelson, Kelly (Storey),
McLintock, Simpson, Armstrong, Ball, George, Arsenal 1 (Kennedy) (at Leicester)
Kennedy, Graham. 40,000
Derby Co.: Boulton; Webster, Robson, Durban,
Everton 0 McFarland, Todd, McGovern (Hennessey),
Tottenham H. 2 (Gilzean, Peters) 50,511 Gemmill, O’Hare, Hector, Hinton.
Everton: West; Scott, McLaughlin, Kendall, Arsenal; Wilson; Rice, Nelson, Storey, McLin-
Kenyon, Newton, Johnson, Whittle, Royle, Lyons tock, Simpson, Armstrong, Ball, George, Kennedy,
(Hurst), Jones. Graham.
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles,
Pratt, England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, SIXTH ROUND
Peters, Morgan.
MAR. 18
Huddersfield T. 4 (Lawson, J., Dolan, Smith, D., Birmingham C, 3 (Page, Latchford R., Hatton)
Worthington)
Huddersfield T. 1 (Cherry) 52,500
West Ham U. 2 (Robson, Best) 27,080
Birmingham C.: Latchford (D.); Carroll,
Huddersfield T.: Lawson (D.); Clarke (Jones), Pendrey, Page, Hynd, Harland, Campbell, Francis,
Hutt, Smith (S.), Ellam, Cherry, Smith (D.), Latchford (R.), Hatton, Taylor.
Dolan, Worthington, Lawson (J.), Chapman.
Huddersfield T.: Lawson (D.) (Dolan); Jones,
West Ham U,: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard, Hutt, Smith (S.), Ellam, Cherry. Smith (D.),
Bonds, Taylor, Moore, Redknapp, Best, Hurst Dolan (Krzywicki), Worthington, Lawson (J.),
(Heffer), Brooking, Robson. Chapman.
Manchester U. 0 Leeds U. 2 (Clarke, Charlton)
Middlesbrough 0 54,000 Tottenham H. 1 (Pratt) 43,937
Manchester U.: Stepney; O’Neil, Dunne, Burns, Leeds U.: Sprake; Madeley, Cooper (Reaney),
James, Sadler, Morgan, Gowling, Charlton, Law, Bremner, Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke,
Best. Jones, Giles, Gray.
Middlesbrough: Platt, Craggs, Jones, Maddren, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles,
Boam, Gates, Stiles; McMordie, Mills, Hickton, Pratt, England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers,
Downing. Peters (Coates), Morgan.
Orient 3 (Hoadley, Bullock, Fairbrother) Manchester U. 1 (Best)

Chelsea 2 (Webb, Osgood) 30,329 Stoke C. 1 (Greenhof/) 54,000
Orient: Goddard; Hoadley, Rofe, Bennett, Manchester U.: Stepney; O’Neil, Dunne,
Harris, Allen, Fairbrother, Dyson, Bullock, Buchan, James, Sadler (Gowling), Morgan, Kidd,
Walley, Bowyer (Brisley). Charlton, Law, Best.
Chelsea: Bonetti; Mulligan, Harris, Hollins, Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith,
Dempsey, Webb, Cooke, Kember, Osgood, Bloor, Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Dobing,
Hudson, Houseman. Eastham,
Stoke C. 4 (Greenhoff 2, Conroy, Ritchie) Orient 0

Hull C. 1 (Wagstaff) 34,558 Arsenal 1 (Ball) 31,678
Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith, Orient: Goddard; Hoadley, Rofe, Bennett,
Bloor, Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Dobing, Harris, Allen, Fairbrother, Dyson, Bullock,
Eastham. Walley, Bowyer.
Hull C.: McKechnie; Banks, De Vries, Wilkin- Arsenal; Wilson; Rice, Nelson, Storey, McLin-
son, Neill, Baxter (O’Riley), McGill, Lord, Kaye, tock, Simpson, Armstrong, Ball, George, Kennedy,
Wagstaff, Butler. Graham,
FIFTH ROUND REPLAYS SIXTH ROUND REPLAY

FEB. 29 MAR, 22
Arsenal 0 Stoke C. 2 (Smith, Conroy)
Derby Co. 0 (after extra time) Manchester U. 1 (Best) (after extra time)
63,077 49,097
Arsenal: Wilson; Rice, Nelson, Storey, McLin- Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Jump, Bernard, Smith,
tock, Simpson, Armstrong, Ball, George, Kennedy Bloor, Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Dobing,
(Radford), Graham. Eastham.
Derby Co.: Boulton; Webster, Robson, Durban, Manchester U.; Stepney; O’Neil, Dunne Gowling,
McFarland, Todd, McGovern, Gemmill O’Hare, James, Buchan, Morgan (Mcllroy), Kidd Charlton,
Hector, Hinton. Law, Best.
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SEMI-FINALS SEMI-FINAL REPLAY
APR. 19
APR. 15 Arsenal 2 (George pen., Radford)
BirminghamC 0 Stoke C 1(Greenhoff pen.) at Old Trafford 38,970
Leeds U. .3 3 (Jones(Jone. 2, Lorimer) ) at Hillsborough 5g
Arsenal: Barnett; Rice, McNab, Storey, McLin-
tock, Simpson, Armstrong, Ball, Radford, George,
Birmingham C.; Cooper; Carroll, Pendrey, Page, Graham.
Hynd, Harland, Campbell, Francis, Latchford (R) Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Elder, Bernard,
(Taylor), Hatton, Smith. Smith, Bloor, Skeels (Burrows), Greenhoff, Ritchie,
Leeds U.: Harvey; Reaney, Madeley, Bremner, Dobing, Eastham.
Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke, Jones, Giles,
Gray. FINAL
MAY 6
Stoke C. 1 (Simpson o.g.)
Leeds U. 1 (Clarke)
Arsenal 1 (Armstrong) (at Villa Park)
: : 56,576 Arsenal0Q (at Wembley) 100,000
Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Elder, Bernard Leeds U.: Harvey; Reaney, Madeley, Bremner,
(Burrows), Smith, Bloor, Skeels, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke, Jones, Giles,
Dobing, Eastham. Gray.
Arsenal; Wilson (Radford); Rice, McNab, Arsenal: Barnett; Rice, McNab, Storey, McLin-
Storey, McLintock, Simpson, Armstrong, Ball, tock, Simpson, Armstrong, Ball, George, Radford
George, Radford (Kennedy), Graham. (Kennedy), Graham, :
F.A. CUP FINAL CROWDS

1872 The Oval 2,000 1910 Crystal Palace 77,747
1873 Lillie Bridge 3,000 191i Crystal Palace 69,098
1877 The Oval 3,000 1915 Old Trafford 49,557
1878 The Oval 4,500 1920 Stamford Bridge 50,018
1881 The Oval 4,500 1923 Wembley 126,047
1882 The Oval 6,500 1924 Wembley 91,695
1883 The Oval 8,000 1925 Wembley 91,763
1884 The Oval 4,000 1926 Wembley 91,447
1885 The Oval 12,500 1927 Wembley 91,206
1886 The Oval 15,000 1928 Wembley 92,041
1887 The Oval 15,500 1929 Wembley 92,576
1888 The Oval 19,000 1930 Wembley 92,448
1889 The Oval 22,000 1931 Wembley 92,406
1890 The Oval 20,000 1932 Wembley 92,298
1891 The Oval 23,000 1933 Wembley 92,950
1892 The Oval 25,000 1934 Wembley 93,258
1893 Fallowfield, Manchester 45,000 1935 Wembley 93,204
1894 Everton 37,000 1936 Wembley 93,384
1895 Crystal Palace 42,560 1937 Wembley 93,495
1898 Crystal Palace 62,017 1946 Wembley ,000
1903 Crystal Palace 63,102
1904 Crystal Palace 61,374 (Subsequent finals at Wembley up to 1972 have had
1905 Crystal Palace 101,117 crowds of 100,000 for each match).
1906 Crystal Palace 75,609 Replay Crowds; 1901 -— 20,470 (Bolton);
1907 Crystal Palace 84,584 1902 — 33,068 (Crystal Palace); 1910 — 69,000
1908 Crystal Palace 74,967 (Everton); 1911 — 58,000 (Old Trafford); 1912 —
1909 Crystal Palace 71,401 38,555 (Bramall Lane); 1971 - 62,000 (Old Trafford)
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F.A. STAFF COACHES
Adamson, J. Team Manager Burnley F.C.
Ainsley, G. E. ex-National Coach of the Libyan Olympic Committee.
Armfield, J. Player Manager Bolton Wanderers.
Beaglehole, E. W. Headmaster at Doncaster Primary School.
Blenkinsop, E. B. Lecturer in Physical Education at York University.
Bond, C. E. P.E. Department, Loughborough College of Education.
Brown, A. W. Manager Sunderland F.C.
Brown, A. Lecturer in Physical Education at Newcastle University.
Burton, K. Manager Kettering Town F.C.
Churchill, T. Organiser of Physical Education, Wolverhampton.
Calvert, J. S. Lecturer in Physical Education at Newcastle University.
Cann, S. T. Manager Sutton United F.C.
Charlton, J. Player at Leeds United F.C.
Curtis, G. Manager Rosenborg F.C.
Ford, F. Manager Swindon Town F.C.
Furphy, K. Manager Watford F.C.
Goodwin, J. W. Metropolitan Police.
Gordon, J. Coach at Derby County F.C.
Greenwood, R. Manager West Ham United F.C.
Hardisty, J. R. E. Head of P.E. Middleton St. George College of Education.
Hassall, H. W. Lecturer in Physical Education at Padgate College.
Henderson, J. R. E. Durham County F.A. Coach
Hill, J. W. T. London Weekend Television.
Howe, D. Assistant Manager Arsenal F.C.
Jago, G. Queen’s Park Rangers F.C. Manager
Jones, C. Lecturer of P.E., St. Peter’s College, Saltley.
Lawrence, T. Manager Slough Town F.C.
Lee, B. R. Director Bisham Abbey N.S.C.
Lewin, R. Coach Bradford Park Avenue F.C,
Mansell, J. Manager Reading F.C.
McAnearney, J. Manager Rotherham United F.C.
Megson, D. H. Assistant Manager, Bristol Rovers F.C.
Mercer, J. Manager Manchester City F.C.
Nicholson, W. E. Manager Tottenham Hotspur F.C.
Powell, E. W. Player at Wycombe Wanders F.C.
Robson, R. W. Manager Ipswich Town F.C.
Saunders, T. W. Manager of E.S.F.A. and Liverpool School Headmaster.
Sayer, C. Technical Director of Central Council of Physical Recreation.
Sexton, D. Manager Chelsea F.C.
Shannon, L. Coaching in Greece.
Slater, W. J. Lecturer in Physical Education at Liverpool University.
Smith, G. C. Ex-Portsmouth Manager.
Smith, M. J. Director of Coaching, F.A. of Wales.
Summers, G. Manager Oxford United F.C.
Taylor, G. Player at Lincoln City.
Truman, J. B. Coaching position in New Zealand.
Waiters, A. K. Burnley F.C.
Wardle, G. Head of P.E., at Durham Technical College.
Watson, T. Durham County F.A. Coach
Welton, P. Coach Tottenham Hotspur F.C.
Wigmore, S. T. Lecturer in Physical Education at Loughborough College.
Woosnam, P. A. Executive Director of North American Soccer League.
Worthington, E. S. Lecturer in Physical Education at Loughborough College.
Wright W. A. Head of Sport at ATV Network.
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IMPORTANT FOOTBALL ADDRESSES
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The Football Association: 16, Lancaster Gate, London, W2 3LW.
Scofland—W. P. Allan, 3.P., 6, Park Gardens, International Federation (F.I.F.A.)—Dr. H. Kaser,

Glasgow, C.3 FIFA House, Hitzigweg 11, 8032 Zurich, Switzer-
Ireland (North) (Irish F.A.)—W. J. Drennan, J.P., land
20 Windsor Avenue, Belfast, 9 Union of European Football Associations—Mr. H.
Wales—Trevor Morris, 3, Fairy Road, Wrexham Bangerter, Case Postalie, 16, 3000 Berne 32,
Republic of Ireland (South) (F.A. of Ireland)— P. J. Switzerland.
O'Driscoll, 80, Merrion Square, Dublin, 2
THE LEAGUES
The Football League—A. Hardaker, The Football Northern Intermediafe League—F. R. Vicary, 12
League, Lytham St. Annes, Lancs. St. Annes Holmefield Avenue, Thornes, Wakefield, Yorks
22161/4. Telex 67675 Wakefield 75013
The Scottish League—T. Maule, 188, West Regent Northern League—G. Nicholson, 99, Watling Road,
Street, Glasgow, C2. 041-248 3844/5 Bishop Auckland, Co. Durham. Bishop Auckland
Athenian League—G. G. Dell, ‘Ardranech’, Monu- 2167
ment Lane, Chalfont St. Peter, Bucks, Chalfont Northern Premier League—G. B. Graham, 39, Con-
St. Giles 3819 way Drive, Fullwood, Preston. Preston 719 893.
Central League—T. F. Charnley, 211, Deepdale North Midlands League——T. Garnett, 14 Brierley
Road, Preston. Preston 53996 Road, Bessacarr, Doncaster. Doncaster 56002
Cheshire County League—K. A. Collinge, 9, Dor- Old Boys’ Football League—W. M. Perks, 9, Tilbury
chester Close, Hale, Altrincham, Cheshire, 061- Close, Broomwood Road, St. Pauls Cray, Kent.
980-3167 Orpington 35541
East Anglian Cup—A. W. Rudd, Heathercliff, Peterborough and District League—A. V. Brown,
Gunton Cliff, Lowestoft. 27 Gloucester Road, Old Fletton, Peterborough
Eastern Counties League—A. W. G. Rudd, ‘Heather- Plymouth Combination League—P. J. Worrall,
cliff’, Gunton Cliff, Lowestoft. Lowestoft 5996 57 Wilton St., Stoke, Plymouth, PL1 5LX
Football Combination—T. P. R. Kirkup, 53, Barking Plymouth and District League—R. J. Smith, 29,
Road, London, E16. 01-476 1151 Jephson Road, Mount Gold, Plymouth. Plymouth
61734
Greater London League—T. A. Cripps, 29, Lynd-
Premier Midweek Floodlight League—N. Hornsby,
hurst House, Alton Estate, London, SWI1S5.
45 Bishops Avenue, Bromley, Kent BR1 3ET.
01-788 7696
Southern Amateur League—F. R. Wolstenholme,
Hellenic League—N. A. S. Matthews, Cedar Court,
259, Stradbroke Grove, Ilford, Essex. 01-550 5169
Steeple Aston, Oxford. Steeple Aston 347
South-East Counties League—R. A, Bailey, 10,
Isthmian League—F. M. Wilson, 53, Parsonage
Gardens, Enfield, Middx. 01-363 0644
Highlands Rd., New Barnet, Herts. 01-449 5131
Lancashire Amafeur League—H. Heap, ‘Maraldo’, Southern League—W. E. Dellow, Fccs, 1, Cartmel
Carlton Road, Hale, Altrincham, Cheshire. Close, Great Tylers, Wray Common, Reigate,
Surrey. Redhill 62585
061-980 2344
South Midlands League—F. C. Crain, 6, Chandos
Lancashire Combination—D. E. F. Relph, 29a,
Road, Luton, Beds. Luton 52576
Ribblesdale Place, Preston, PR1 3LD, Lancs.
South-Western League—A. Jewells, 9, Sunway
Preston 52214/5
Close, Tavistock, Devon. Tavistock 3004
Lancashire Football League—H. E. Lambert, 3, South Yorkshire Amateur League—A. Bottom, 2,
Cravens Avenue, Ewood, Blackburn. Blackburn Melbourne Avenue, Aston, Sheffield. Aston
58561 Common 426
Leicestershire Seven League—P. Henwood, 63, Spartan League—J. H. Hill, 64, Bellclose Road,
Carrsbrooke Rd., Leicester. L’ter 705-475. West Drayton, Middx. West Drayton 3972
Manchester League—T. W. Gilgryst, 7, Bowlee United Counties League—E. W. Evans, 97, Little-
Close, Unsworth, Bury, Lancs. 061-766 3082 wood St., Rothwell, Kettering, Northants.
Metropolitan League—F. P. White, 19, Harrow Western League—J. Veale, 5, Everest Road, Bristol
Drive, Edmonton, London, N9. 01-807 5771 BS16 2 BX. 0272 652699
Midland Counties League—R. Russell-Louden, 18, West Midlands League—C. Gordon Davis, ‘Wood-
Comforts Avenue, Scunthorpe, Lincs. Scunthorpe croft’, Callow Hill, Rock, Kidderminster
4685 West Yorkshire League—W. Keyworth, 2, Hill
Midland Intermediafe—E. R. McLachlan, 78, Pine Court Grove, Branley, Yorks. Pudsey 74465
Tree Avenue, Leicester, LES 1AJ. Leicester 67038 Yorkshire League—H. L. Cook, 30, Victoria Road,
Nemean Amateur League—W. Chivers, 58, Laurel Stocksbricee, Sheffield, S30 SFW. Stocksbridge
Avenue, Potters Bar, Herts. Potters Bar 54969
602
COUNTY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONS
Bedfordshire—W. F. Pennick, 7, Myrtle Rd., Nottinghamshire—W. T. Annable, 34, Castle Gate
Bedford Nottingham NG1 7AU. Nottingham 53753
Berks and Bucks—C. J. Twelftree, 42, Bourtonville, Oxfordshire—S. W. Jacobs, 9, Burrows Close,
Buckingham, Bucks. Buckingham 2137 Headington, Oxford. Oxford 61187
Birmingham County—H. J. Westmancoat, 18,
Sheffield and Hallamshire—E. Kangley, 40, Wain-
Victoria Road, Aston, Birmingham, 6.021-523
gate, Sheffield S3 8LB. Sheffield 27817
5416
Shropshire—T. R. Evans, 50, Oakfield Road,
Cambridgeshire—R. E. Rogers, 20, Ainbons Rd., Shrewsbury. Shrewsbury 4974
Heston, Cambridge
Somerset County—L. G. Webb, 32, North Road,
Cheshire—F. Foden, 549, Crewe Road, Wistaston, Midsomer Norton, Bath. Midsomer Norton 3176
Crewe. Crewe 4488 Staffordshire—A. Heeks, 2, Eastbridge Avenue,
Cornwall—W. F. Parnell, 2, Higher Tremena, St Sneyd Green, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent ST1 6DQ.
Austell Stoke-on-Trent 29939
Cumberland—E. D. Smith, mse, 14, Melbreak Suffolk Counfy—E. A. Brown, ‘Shobdon’, 68,
Estate, High Brigham, Cockermouth, Cumber- Fairfield Road, Saxmundham. Saxmundham 2165
land. Brigham 242 Surrey County—L. H. Cole, mse, Edgehill, Glen-
Derbyshire—H. L. P. Holmes, 11, Ruskin Way wood, Dorking. Dorking 3182
Littleover, Derby DE3 7EU. Derby 22974 Sussex Counfy—R. F. Reeve, 56, Hawkins Crescent,
Devon County—C. H. Norsworthy, 8, Belair Road, Shoreham-by-Sea, Sussex. Southwick 3444
Peverell, Plymouth. Plymouth 73550 Westmorland—S. M. Jones, 1, Queen Street,
Dorset County—G. T. Evans, 49, Brownlow Street, Kendal. Kendal 1827
Weymouth. Weymouth 2863 West Riding County—R. M. Robin, 47, Park Square,
Durham—J. B. Blenkinsopp, ‘Codeslaw’ Serens Leeds, LS1 2NJ. Leeds 22444
Park, Durham Wiltshire—F. J. Peart, 161, Grange Drive, Stratton
East Riding County—A. Brand, 27, Chamberlain St. Margaret, Swindon. Stratton St. Margaret
Street, Sutton-on-Hull, East Yorks. Hill 76160 2239
Essex Counfy—R. G. Melton, 55, Swallowdale, Worcestershire—R. W. Greenow, 137 Windermere
Clacton-on-Sea, Essex. Clacton 24116 Way, Stourport on Severn, Worcs.
Gloucestershire—W. J. Osborne, 40, Grittleton
Road, Monks Park, Bristol, 7. Bristol 693831
Guernsey—R. G. Warr, Sorrento, Ville Amphrey, OTHER USEFUL ADDRESSES
St. Martins, Guernsey, C.lI. Amafeur Football Alliance—A. J. Hutchinson,
Hampshire—F. J. Tyler, 64, Archers Road, South- Room 724, 7th Floor, Cecil Chambers, 86, The
ampton. Southampton 26079 Strand, W.C.2. 01-240 3837/8
Herefordshire—E. G. Powell, 4, Ferndale Road, English Schools FA—G. Evans, 4A Eastgate Street,
Hereford. Hereford 2572 Stafford.
Hertfordshire—P. W. Poulter, 494 Newell Road, Oxford Universify—Prof. Sir Harold Thompson,
Hemel Hempstead. Hemel Hempstead 2726 CBE, MA, D.SC, FRS, St. John’s College, Oxford.
Hunts County—R. D. Lyons, 11, Arundel Road, Oxford 47671
Hartford, Huntingdon. Huntingdon 2522 Cambridge University—W. J. Sartain, MA, The Old
Isle of Man—G. P. Sayle, 120, Bucks Rd., Douglas, Schools, Cambridge
L.0O.M. Army—Col. J. S. S. Gratton, ope, Army Sports
Jersey—W. A. Nicole, 1, Les Chalets, Queen’s Road, Control Board, Ministry of Defence, Lansdowne
St. Helier, Jersey, C.I. House, Berkeley Square, London, W1X 6AA.
Kent County—R. H. Speake, 69, Maidstone Road, 01-499 8040, Ext 622
Chatham, Kent. Medway 43824 Royal Air Force—S./Ldr. P. A. Cooper, 77, Catlins
Lancashire—J. Kenyon, 42, Preston New Road, Lane, Eastcote, Pinner, Middx.
Blackburn. Blackburn 51804 Royal Navy—Lt.-Cdr. J. F. Ennis, R.N.F.A.
Leicestershire and Rutland—J. B. Holmes, 492, Commodores Office Block, R.N. Barracks,
Melton Road, Leicester. Leicester 63968 Portsmouth
Lincolnshire—B. Webster, 31, Chantry Lane, Universities Athletic Union—R. Palmer, U.A.U.,
Grimsby. Grimsby 57709 28, Woburn Square, London, WC1. 01-580 7870
Liverpool County—S. A. Rudd, 27, Chestnut Drive, Central Council of Physical Recreafion—General
St. Helens, Lancs. St. Helens 20502 Secretary, 26/29, Park Crescent, London, WI.
London—G. W. L. Keys 53, Barking Road, Lon- Langham 6822
don, E16. 01-476 1750 British Olympic Associafion—K. S. Duncan, MBE,
Manchester County—W. Jackson, 4, Wald Avenue, 12, Buckingham Street, London, WC2
Fallowfield, Manchester 14. 061-224 5172 National Federation of Football Supporters’ Clubs—
Middlesex County—G. E. Harbor, 35, Arlington The Secretary, 44, Buxton Road, Luton, Beds.
Road, Twickenham, Middlesex. 01-892 3971 National Playing Fields Association—Captain Roy
Norfolk County—B. G. Smith, 64 Gunton Lane, Harry, CBE, RN, 578, Catherine Place, London,
Costessey, Norwich. Nor 32K. swi
Northamptonshire—N. W. Hillier, 36, Watkin Professional Footballers’ Associafion—C, Lloyd,
Terrace, Northampton. Northampton 37071 124, Corn Exchange Buildings, Hanging Ditch,
North Riding County—A. T. Crosby, 51, Rosedale Manchester, 4. Blackfriars Manchester 7554
Avenue, Middlesbrough, Teesside. Middlesbrough Referees’ Association—E. G. Babington, 135,
88891 Barrows Lane, Birmingham 26. 021-783 3203
Northumberland—J. Laidler, 80, Riding Dene, The Association of Football League Referees and
Mickley, Stocksfield-on-Tyne, Northumberland. Linesmen—G. E. Readle, 36, Manor Road,
Stocksfield 2360 Stretford, Manchester
603
Transfers
£100,000—AND OVER—TRANSFERS
£220,000 A. Ball (Everton to Arsenal in December 1971).

£200,000 R. Marsh (Q.P.R. to Manchester C. in March 1972).
£200,000 I. Moore (Nottingham F. to Manchester U. in March 1972).
£200,000 M. Peters (West Ham U. to Tottenham H. in March 1970).
£190,000 R. Coates (Burnley to Tottenham H. in May 1971).
£180,000 M. Macdonald (Luton T. to Newcastle U. in May 1971).
£170,000 C. Todd (Sunderland to Derby Co. in March 1971).
£165,000 A. Clarke (Leicester C. to Leeds U. in June 1969).
£150,000 S. Kember (C. Palace to Chelsea in September 1971).
£150,000 H. Newton (Nottingham F. to Everton in October 1970).
£140,000 A. Green (Blackpool to Newcastle U. in October 1971).
£125,000 M. Buchan (Aberdeen to Manchester U. in March 1972).
£125,000 M. Bernard (Stoke C. to Everton in May 1972).
£125,000 M. Chivers (Southampton to Tottenham H. in June 1968).
£125,000 B. Robson (Newcastle U. to West Ham U. in February 1971).
£115,000 D. Law (Torino to Manchester U. in July 1962).
£110,000 A. Ball (Blackpool to Everton in August 1966).
£110,000 T. Hennessey (Nottingham F. to Derby Co. in February 1970).
£110,000 R. Morgan (Q.P.R. to Tottenham H. February 1969).
£110,000 J. Toshack (Cardiff C. to Liverpool in November 1970).
£100,000 D. Watson (Rotherham U. to Sunderland in December 1970).*
£100,000 W. Smith (Sheffield W. to Coventry C. in August 1970).
£100,000 A. Birchenall (Chelsea to C. Palace in June 1970).
£100,000 A. Birchenhall (C. Palace to Leicester C. in September 1971).
£100,000 C. Garland (Bristol C. to Chelsea in September 1971).
£100,000 T. Cherry (Huddersfield T. to Leeds U. in May 1972).
£100,000 K. Weller (Millwall to Chelsea in May 1970).
£100,000 K. Weller (Chelsea to Leicester C. in September 1971).
£100,000 P. Marinello (Hibernian to Arsenal in January 1970).
£100,000 B. Rioch (Luton T. to Aston Villa in July 1969).*
£100,000 J. Greenhoff (Birmingham C, to Stoke C. in August 1969).
£100,000 J. Sammels (Arsenal to Leicester C. in July 1971).
£100,000 J. Smith (Aberdeen to Newcastle U. in August 1970).
£100,000 C. Suggett (Sunderland to W.B.A. in January 1969).
£100,000 T. Craig (Aberdeen to Sheffield W. in May 1969).
£100,000 A. Evans (Wolverhampton W. to Liverpool in September 1968).
£100,000 W. Morgan (Burnley to Manchester U. in August 1968),
£100,000 A. Clarke (Fulham to Leicester C. in May 1968),
£100,000 J. Baxter (Sunderland to Nottingham F. in December 1967).
£100,000 A. Birchenall (Sheffield U. to Chelsea in November 1967).
£100,000 M. Jones (Sheffield U. to Leeds U. in September 1967).
£100,000 T. Hateley (Aston Villa to Chelsea in October 1966).
* Record for Third Division club signing.
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CLUBS JOINING AND LEAVING FOOTBALL LEAGUE SINCE 1923
Joining Leaving Year Joining Leaving
Doncaster R. Stalybridge Celtic 1938 IpswichT. Gillingham
New Brighton 1950 Colchester U.
Torquay A. Aberdare Ath. Gillingham
Carlisle U. Durham C, Scunthorpe U.
York C, Ashington Shrewsbury T,
Thames Merthyr Tydfil 1951 Workington New Brighton
Mansfield T. Newport Co. 1960 Peterborough U. Gateshead
Chester Nelson 1962 Oxford U. Accrington Stanley
Aldershot Thames 1970 Cambridge U. Bradford
Newport Co. Wigan Ath. 1972 Hereford U. Barrow
SUMMARY OF ATTENDANCES UP TO END OF SEASON
Division 1 Division 3
1966-67 14,242,957 1966-67 4,421,172
1967-68 15,289,410 1967-68 4,013,087
1968-69 14,584,851 1968-69 4,339,656
1969-70 14,868,754 1969-70 4,223,761
1970-71 13,954,337 1970-71 4,377,213
1971-72 14,484,603 1971-72 4,697,392
Division 2 Division 4
1966-67 1,253,819 1966-67 2,984,648
1967-68 7,450,410 1967-68 3,354,391
1968-69 7,382,390 1968-69 3,075,275
1969-70 7,581,723 1969-70 2,926,729
1970-71 7,098,265 1970-71 2,764,331
1971-72 6,769,308 1971-72 2,749,426
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TOTAL ATTENDANCES AT ALL FOOTBALL LEAGUE MATCHES

PER SEASON SINCE THE WAR.
a pa a er a SR eC eS
1946-7 35,604,606 1955-6 32,744,809 1964-5 27,641,168
1947-8 40,259,130 1956-7 32,744,405 1965-6 27,206,960
1948-9 41,271,424 1957-8 33,562,208 1966-7 28,902,596
1949-50 40,517,865 1958-9 33,610,985 1967-8 30,107,298
1950-1 39,584,987 1959-60 32,538,611 1968-9 29,382,172
1951-2 39,015,866 1960-1 28,619,754 1969-70 29,600,972
1952-3 37,149,966 1961-2 27,979,902 1970-1 28,194,146
1953-4 36,174,590 1962-3 28,885,852 1971-2 28,700,729
1954-5 34,133,103 1963-4 28,535,022
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The Football League Cup
When the Football League Cup was introduced in 1960 it did not receive universal
approval or the unanimous support of the Football League clubs. But in spite of this
unhappy beginning the competition proved itself, overcoming all difficulties and
opposition to become a highly popular knock out competition, attracting more than
2,000,000 spectators every year.
Since 1967 the Final has been held at Wembley and from that date the winners, if
they were a First Division club, were nominated by the Football League and the F.A. for
the former Inter-Cities Fairs Cup. Now they enter the U.E.F.A. Cup.
Before this date the final was decided on a home and away basis with aggregate scores
determining the winners.
The Football League Cup was inaugurated at the annual meeting of the Football
League in May 1960 when the clubs approved a proposal along these lines by 31 votes
to 15. Entry was optional and it was not until 1969-70 that all 92 Football League clubs
entered.
The number of entries each season has been as follows: 1960-61, 87; 1961-62, 82;
1962-63, 80; 1963-64, 82; 1964-65, 82; 1965-66, 83; 1966-67, 90; 1967-68, 90; 1968-69,
91; 1969-70, 92; 1970-71, 92; 1971-72, 92.
LEAGUE CUP FACTS AND FIGURES
Winners Finalists
Once each — Aston Villa, Birmingham C., Chelsea, Three times — W.B.A., Aston Villa.
Leeds U., Leicester C., Manchester ‘Cre Twice — Arsenal, Leicester C., Stoke C., Chelsea
Norwich C., Q.P.R., Swindon T., W.B.A., Once — Birmingham C., Leeds U.,
Tottenham H. Stoke C, Manchester C., Norwich C., Q.P.R., Rochdale,
Rotherham U., Swindon T., Tottenham H.,
League Cup crowds West Ham U,
Aggregate Games Average
1960/61 1,204,580 112 10,755
1961/62 1,030,534 104 9,909
1962/63 1,029,893 102 10,097
1963/64 945,265 104 S01Gme Te one
1964/65 962,802 98 9,825 Home
1965/66 1,205,876 106 11,376 Workington T. 9 Barrow 1 (1964/65)
1966/67 1,394,553 118 11,818 Northampton T. 8 Brighton 0 (1966/67)
1967/68 1,671,326 110 15,194 Leyton O. 9 Chester 2 (1962/63)
1968/69 2,064,647 118 17,497 Away
1969/70 2,299,819 122 18,851 Coventry C. 1 Leicester C. 8 (1964/65)
1970/71 2,038,809 117 17,425 Doncaster R. 0 Chelsea 7 (1960/61)
1971/72 2,399,129 123 19,505
Top marksmen
Top scorers each season in the League Cu
1960/61 Gerry Hitchens (Aston Villa) 11 aoe re
1961/6200 Ray Charley (Biackboal) 6 ighest attendance: 100,000 Stoke C. v. Chelsea
1962/63 Ken Leck (Birmingham C.) Ragman ndSe
1963/64
1964/65
John Ritchie (Stoke C.)
Tony Hateley (Aston Villa)
jo
10
Tishest apart from final: 63,418 Manchester U. ¥.
Manchester C. (Semi-final 1969/70)
1965/66 Tony Brown (W.B.A.) and Smallest attendance: 1,737 Lincoln C. v. Bradford
Geoff Hurst (West Ham U.) 11 eit)
1966/67 Rodney Marsh (Q.P.R.) 11
1967/68 John O’Hare (Derby Co.) and
Jim Fryatt (Torquay U.) 6
1968/69 Don Rogers (Swindon T.) 7 Wembley’s League Cup crowd
1969/70 Jeff Astle (W.B.A.), 1967 Q.P.R. v. W.B.A
John Byrom (Bolton W.), 1968 Leeds Uy Arsenal ae
Francis Lee (Manchester C.) 1969 Swindon T. v. Arsenal oad
and Rodney Marsh (Q.P.R.) 5 1970 Manchester C W.i es
1970/71 Martin Chivers (Tottenham H.) 7/1971 STottenham Hv.TT caeie Pt
1971/72 Martin Chivers (Tottenham H.) 7 1972 Stoke C. v. Chelsea Ay
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FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP 1960-61
eS essssSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsSSss
First Round Doncaster R. v Stoke C, 3-1
Middlesbrough vy Cardiff C. 3-4 Chelsea v Workington 4-2
Colchester U. v Newcastle U. 4-1 *Swindon T. v Shrewsbury T. 1-1, 2-2, 0-2
*Newport Co. v Southampton 2-2, 2-2, 3-5 Bradford C. vy Manchester U. igh 2a1
*Chester v Leyton O. 2-2, 0-1 Derby Co. v Barnsley 3-0
Preston N.E. v Peterborough U. 4-1 Norwich C. v Oldham Ath. 6-2
*Lincoln C. v Bradford 2-2, 0-1 Port Vale v Tranmere R. 0-2
Plymouth Arg. v Southport 2-0 *Bournemouth v Crewe Alex. 1-1, 0-2
York C. v Blackburn R. 1-3 Everton v Walsall 3-1
*Rochdale v Scunthorpe U. 1-1, 1-0 Bury v Sheffield U. 3-1
*Exeter C. vyManchester U. 1-1, 1-4
Watford v Derby Co. 2-5 Third Round
Ipswich T. v Barnsley 0-2 Liverpool v Southampton 1-2
Oldham Ath. v Hartlepool 2-1 Chesterfield v Leeds U. 0-4
*Q.P.R. v Port Vale 2«2, 1-3 *Brentford v Burnley Lelie?)
Everton v Accrington S. 3-1 Nottingham F. v Bristol C. 2-3
Darlington v C. Palace 2-0 *Preston N.E. v Aston Villa 3-3, 1-3
West Ham U. v Charlton Ath. 3-1 *Birmingham C. y Plymouth Arg. 0-0, 1-1
*Hull C. v Bolton W. 0-0, 1-5 Blackburn R. v Rochdale eat
Leicester C. vy Mansfield T. 4-0 Brighton vy Wrexham 0-2
Bristol R. v Fulham 2-1 Darlington v Bolton W. 11592
Coventry C. v Barrow 4-2 Rotherham U. v Bristol R. 2-0
Stockport Co. v Carlisle U. 2-0 Portsmouth v Manchester C. 2-0
Millwall v Chelsea 1-7 Doncaster R. v Chelsea 0-7
(All the rest byes, except, Arsenal, Totten- Shrewsbury T. v Bradford C. 2-1
ham H., Sheffield W., W.B.A., and Wolver- Derby Co. v Norwich C. 1-4
hampton W.. who did not compete.) Tranmere R. v Crewe Alex. 2-0
Everton v Bury 3-1
Second Round
*Liverpool v Luton T. 1-1, 5-2 Fourth Round
Colchester U. v Southampton 0-2 Southampton v Leeds U. 5-4
Leyton O. v Chesterfield 0-1 Burnley v Nottingham F. 2-1
*Leeds U. v Blackpool 0-0, 3-1 *Aston Villa y Plymouth Arg. 3-3, 0-0, 5-3
Brentford v Sunderland 4-3 *Blackburn R. vy Wrexham 1-1, 1-3
Cardiff C. v Burnley 0-4 Bolton W. v Rotherham U. 0-2
Nottingham F. v Halifax T. 2-0 Portsmouth v Chelsea 1-0
*Aldershot v Bristol C. 1-1, 0-3 Shrewsbury T. v Norwich C, 1-0
*Gillingham v Preston N.E. 1-1, 0-3 Tranmere R. v Everton 0-4
Aston Villa vy Huddersfield 4-1
Bradford v Birmingham C, 0-1 Fifth Round
*Plymouth Arg. v Torquay U. 1-1, 2-1 Southampton v Burnley 2-4
Swansea T. v Blackburn R. 1-2 Aston Villa vyWrexham 3-0
Rochdale v Southend U. 5-2 Rotherham U. yv Portsmouth 3-0
Notts. Co. v Brighton 1.3 Shrewsbury T. v Everton Fae |
*Northampton T. v Wrexham 1-1, 0-2
Darlington v West Ham U. 3-2 Semi-Final
Bolton W. v Grimsby T. 6-2 *Burnley v Aston Villa 1-1, 2-2, 1-2
Leicester C. v Rotherham U. 1-2 (Replay, Manchester U.)
Reading Vv Bristol R. 3-5 Aston Villa won 5-4 on aggregate
Portsmouth v Coventry C. 2-0 *Rotherham U. v Shrewsbury T. 3-2, 1-1
Manchester C. v Stockport Co. 3-0 Rotherham U,. won 4-3 on aggregate
* Home Team in first match.
Final 1960-61
Rotherham U, 2 Aston Villa 0
(First leg, Rotherham, 12,226, August 22, 1961)
Rotherham U.: Ironside; Perry, Morgan; Lambert, Madden, Waterhouse; Webster, Weston, Houghton,
Kirkman, Bambridge.
Aston Villa: Sims; Lynn, Lee; Crowe, Dugdale, Deakin; McEwan, Thomson, Brown, Wylie, McParland.
Scorers: Webster, Kirkman.
Aston Villa 3 Rotherham U. 0 (after extra time)
(Second leg, Villa Park, 27,000, September 5, 1961)
Aston Villa: Sidebottom; Neal, Lee; Crowe, Dugdale, Deakin; McEwan, O’Neill, McParland, Thomson,
Burrows.
Rotherham U.: Ironside; Perry, Morgan; Lambert, Madden, Waterhouse; Webster, Weston, Houghton
Kirkman, Bambridge.
Scorers: O’ Neill, Burrows, McParland.
Aston Villa won Cup on aggregate 3-2
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Blackpool v Port Vale 2-1 *Portsmouth v Derby Co. -l, ce
*Bolton W. v Sunderland 1-1, 0-1 Q.P.R. v Nottingham F. re
*Bournemouth v Torquay U. 2-2, 1-0 Preston N.E. v Swindon T. ris
Bradford C. v Aston Villa 3-4 Rochdale v Doncaster R. aio
Bristol R. v Hartlepool 2-1 *Sheffield U. vy Newcastle U. 7a
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oCantite U. vy. Huddersfield 1-1, 0-3 Sunderland v Walsall 5-
Chesterfield y Norwich C. 2-3 Watford v Reading > ant
Colchester U. v Crewe Alex. 1-2 West Ham U. v Aston Villa a
Darlington v Rotherham U. 0-1 York C. v Leicester C.
Doncaster R. v Grimsby T. 3-2
Fulham vy Sheffield U. 1-1,0-4 Third Round
Hull C. v Bradford 4-2 Norwich C. vyMiddlesbrough 3-2
Ipswich T. v Manchester C. 4-2 Workington T. v Blackpool 0-1
Leeds U. v Brentford 4-1 Aston Villa v Ipswich T. 2-3
Lincoln C. y Accrington S. 1-0 Bournemouth v Cardiff C. 3-0
Luton T. v Northampton 2-1 *Preston N.E. v Rotherham U. 0-0, 0-3
Millwall v Walsall 1-2 Sheffield U. v Portsmouth 1-0
Mansfield T. v Exeter C. 5-2 Sunderland v Hull C. ou
Newcastle U. v Scunthorpe U. 2-0 *York C. v Watford 1-1).2-24900
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Preston N.E. v. Aldershot Seles gare Bowne Bot ea re
Qi Ce ralece 5-2 *Rotherham U. v Leeds U. 1-1, 2-1
Reading v Chester
*Southampton v Rochdale 4-2
0-0,1-2 ee: C. v Bournemouth
5York 1-0
Southend U. v Stoke C. 0-1 :
Stockport Co. v. Leyton O. 0-1 Blackpool
Tranmere-R. v Middlesbrough 3-6 NarsachiC
Watford v Halifax T. 3-0 Sheffield U.
West Ham U. v Plymouth Arg. 3-2 Rochdale”
Workington v Coventry C. 3-0
York C. v Bristol C. 3-0 ?
Byes: Fifth Round f
Leicester C. Sunderland vy Norwich C. 1-4
Swansea T. *Blackpool v Sheffield U. 0-0, 2-0
Rotherham e. Mig R. Me
Second Round Rochdale v York C.
Barnsley v Workington T. 1-3
“Bristol R. v Blackburn R. 1-1, 0-4 Semi-Final
Bury v Hull C. 3-4 *Norwich C. v Blackpool 4-1, 0-2
Charlton Ath. v Stoke C. 4-1 Norwich C. won 4-3 on aggregate
Leeds U. v Huddersfield 3-2 *Rochdale v Blackburn R. 1, 1-2
*Leyton O. v Blackpool 1-1, 1-5 Rochdale won 4-3 on aggregate
Final 1961-62
Rochdale 0 Norwich C. 3
(First leg, Rochdale, 11,123, April 26, 1962)
wee: Burgin; Milburn, Winton; Bodell, Aspden, Thompson; Wragg, Hepton, Bimpson, Cairns,
itaker.
_ Norwich C.: Kennon; McCrohan, Ashman; Burton, Butler, Mullett; Mannion, Lythgoe, Scott, Hill,
unton.
Scorers: Lythgoe 2, Punton.
Norwich C. 1 Rochdale 0
(Second leg, Norwich, 19,708, May 1, 1962)
mcAor Wire C.: Kennon; McCrohan, Ashman; Burton, Butler, Mullett; Mannion, Lythgoe, Scott, Hill,
nton,
Bee Burgin; Milburn, Winton; Bodell, Aspden, Thompson; Whyke, Richardson, Bimpson, Cairns,
itaker.
Scorer: Hill,
Norwich C, won Cup on aggregate 4-0
608
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First Round Southport v Luton T. 1-3
Aldershot v Exeter C. 2-0 Sunderland v Oldham Ath. 7-1
Barrow v Workington 3-2 Swindon T. v Darlington 4-0
Bradford C. vy Doncaster R. 2-2, 0-2 Torquay U. v Carlisle U. 1-2
Brentford y Wrexham 3-0 Walsall v Stoke C. 1-2
Chester v Stockport Co. - West Ham U. v Plymouth Arg, 6-0
Crewe Alex. v Oldham Ath.
Darlington v Chesterfield 1-0 Third Round
Halifax T. v Mansfield T. 2-3. “Barrow v Birmingham C, 1-1, 1-5
*Hartlepool v Barnsley fat. 1? Notts. Co. v Swindon T. 5-0
Newport Co. v Gillingham 2-1 Newport Co. v Manchester C, 1-2
Shrewsbury T. v Millwall 3-1 Barnsley v Luton T. 1-2
*Southport v Rochdale 0-0, 2-1 Leyton O. v Chester 9-2
Torquay U. v Oxford U. 2-0 ‘Bradford v Charlton Ath. 2-2, 0-1
Tranmere R. vy Carlisle U. Fike) Bury v Sheffield U. 3-1
Watford v Colchester U. 1-2 Bristol R. v Cardiff C. 2-0
*York C. v Lincoln C. PENA Portsmouth v Coventry C. 5-1
Sunderland v Scunthorpe U. 2-0
Second Round Blackburn R. v Leeds U. 4-0
Aldershot v Newport Co. 0-3 Rotherham U. v West Ham U. 3-1
Aston Villa vy Peterborough U. 6-1 *Carlisle U. v Norwich C. 1-1, 0-5
Barnsley vy Grimsby T. 319 Hull C. v Fulham 1-2
Barrow v Shrewsbury T. ES | Aston Villa v Stoke C. 3-1
Birmingham C. v Doncaster R. 5-0 *Northampton v Preston N.E. 1-1, 1-2
Bradford vy Huddersfield
Brentford v Sheffield U. =i Fourth Round
Brighton v Portsmouth 1-5 Birmingham C. v Notts. Co. 3-2
Bristol C. v Rotherham U. 12 Manchester C. v Luton T. 1-0
*Bristol R. v Port Vale 2-0 Leyton O. v Charlton Ath. 3-2
2-2. 3-2 Bury v Bristol R. 3-1
Bury v Lincoln C.
Cardiff C. v Reading a *Portsmouth v Sunderland 0-0, 1-2
2.2. 1-0 Blackburn R. v Rotherham U. 4-1
Chester v Mansfield T.
*Coventry C. v Swansea T. ° 35 Norwich C. v Fulham 1-0
1-1. 1-3 Aston Villa v Preston N.E. 6-2
*Derby Co. v Blackburn R.
*Fulham v Bournemouth 4-0 Fifth Round
Hull C. v Middlesbrough 2-2, 1-1, 3-0 Birmingham C. v Manchester C. 6-0
*Leeds U. v C. Palace 2-1 Leyton O. v Bury 0-2
*Leicester C. v Charlton Ath. 4-4, 1-2 Sunderland v Blackbuat R. 3-2
*Newcastle U. v Leyton O. 1-1, on Aston Villa vyNorwich C. 4-1
Northampton v Colchester U.
Norwich C. v Bolton W. 4-0 Semi-Final
*Manchester C. v Blackpool 0-0, 3-3, 4-2 *Birmingham C. v Bury 3-2, 1-1
Q.P.R. v Preston N.E. - Birmingham C, won 4-3 on aggregate
Southampton v Scunthorpe U. 1-1, 2-2, 0-3 *Sunderland v Aston Villa 1-3, 0-0
Southend U. v Notts. Co. 2-3 Aston Villa won 3-1 on aggregate
Final 1962-63
Birmingham C. 3 Aston Villa 1
(First leg, St. Andrews, 31,850, May 23, 1963)
Birmingham C.: Schofield; Lynn, Green; Hennessey, Smith, Beard; Hellawell, Bloomfield, Harris,
Leek, Auld.
Aston Villa: Sims; Fraser, Aitken; Crowe, Sleeuwenhoek, Lee; Baker, Graham, Thomson, Wylie,
Burrows.
Scorers—Birmingham C.: Leek 2, Bloomfield. Aston Villa: Thomson,
Aston Villa 0 Birmingham C, 0

(Second leg, Villa Park, 37,921, May 27, 1963)
No change in teams.
Birmingham C. won Cup on aggregate 3-1
ee ee
First Round Swansea T. v Sunderland
Aldershot v Q.P.R. 3-1 Swindon T. v Chelsea
Bradford v Bradford C. 7-3 Tranmere R. v Southampton
Carlisle U. v Crewe Alex. 3-2 West Ham U. v Leyton O.
Chesterfield v Halifax T. 0-1 Workington v Southport
*Darlington v Barnsley 2-2, 2-6 *York C. v Lincoln C.
*Doncaster R. v York C. 0-0, 0-3
Gillingham v Bristol C. 4-2 Third Round
Lincoln C. v Hartlepool 3-2 Stoke C. v Bolton W.
Mansfield T. v Watford 2-1 Bournemouth v Newcastle U.
Newport Co. v Millwall 3-4 Rotherham U. v Coventry C.
Oldham Ath. v Workington 3-5 *Millwall v Lincoln C.
Oxford U. v Exeter C. 0-1 Notts. Co. v Bradford
*Reading v Brentford 1-1, 0-2 Wrexham v Portsmouth
*Rochdale v Chester 1-1, 5-2 Hull C. v Manchester C.
*Shrewsbury T. v Bristol R. 1-1, 2-6 Leeds U. v Swansea T.
Southport v Barrow 2-1 Swindon T. v Southend U.
Torquay U. v Brighton 1-2 Aston Villa vyWest Ham U.
Tranmere R. v Stockport Co. 2-0 Workington v Huddersfield
Colchester U. vyNorthampton
Second Round Halifax T. v Walsall
Aston Villa v Barnsley 3-1 Norwich C. v Blackpool
Blackpool v Charlton Ath. 7-1 Tranmere R. vy Leicester C.
*Bradford v Middlesbrough 2-2, 3-2 *Bristol R. v Gillingham 1-1, 1-3
*Brentford v Bournemouth 0-0, 0-2
*Brighton v Northampton 1-1, 2-3 Fourth Round
Bristol R. v C. Palace 2-0 Stoke City v Bournemouth
*Cardiff C. v Wrexham 2-2, 1-1, 0-3 Rotherham U. v Millwall
Colchester U. vy Fulham 5-3 Notts. Co. v Portsmouth
Gillingham v Bury 3-0 Manchester C. v Leeds U.
Grimsby T. v Rotherham U.
Halifax T. v Rochdale
1-3
4-2
*Swindon T. v West Ham U. 3.3, 1-4
Workington v Colchester U.
Hull C. v Exeter C. 1-0
Halifax T. v Norwich C.
*Tpswich T. v Walsall 0-0, 0-1 Leicester C. v Gillingham
Leeds U. v Mansfield T. 5-1
Leicester C. vyAldershot 2-0
Luton T. v Coventry C. 3-4 Fifth Round
Manchester C. v Carlisle U. 2-0 Stoke C. v Rotherham U.
Millwall v Peterborough VU. 3-2 Notts. Co. v Manchester C.
Newcastle U. v Preston N.E. 3-0 West Ham U. v Workington
Norwich C. v Birmingham C, 2-0 *Norwich C. v Leicester C.
Notts. Co. v Blackburn R. 2-1
*Plymouth Arg. v Huddersfield 2-2, 3-3, 1-2 Semi-Final
Portsmouth v Derby Co. 3-2 *Stoke C. v Manchester C,
*Scunthorpe U. v Stoke C. 2-2, 3-3, 0-1 Stoke C. won 2-1 on aggregate
Sheffield U. v Bolton W. 1-2 *Leicester C. v West Ham U.
Southend U. v Port Vale 2-1 Leicester C. won 6-3 on aggregate
Final 1963-64
Stoke C. 1 Leicester C. 1
(First leg Stoke, 22,309, April 15, 1964)
Stoke C.: Leslie; Asprey, Allen; Palmer, Kinnell, Skeels; Dobing, Viollet, Ritchie, McIlroy, Bebbington.
Leicester C.: Banks; Sjoberg, Appleton; Dougan, King, Cross; Riley, Heath, Keyworth, Gibson,
Stringfellow.
Scorers—Stoke C.: Bebbington. Leicester C.: Gibson.
Leicester C. 3 Stoke C. 2
(Second leg, Leicester, 25,372, April 22, 1964)
Scorers—Leicester C.: Stringfellow, Gibson, Riley. Stoke C.: Viollet. Kinnell,
No change in teams.
Leicester C. won Cup on aggregate 4-3
610
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First Round *Stoke C. v Shrewsbury T.

Barnsley v Lincoln C. Sunderland v West Ham U.
Bradford C. v York C. Swansea T. v Swindon T.
Brentford v Southend U. Torquay U. v Notts. Co.
*Brighton v Millwall Tranmere R. v C, Palace
Chester v Wrexham *Watford v Portsmouth
Chesterfield v Hartlepool
*Colchester U. v Torquay U. Third Round
Doncaster R. v Bradford Leeds U. v Aston Villa
Exeter C. v Gillingham *Reading v Fulham
Halifax T. v Darlington Charlton Ath. v Leyton O.
Notts. Co. v Newport Co, Doncaster R. v Bradford C.
Port Vale v Luton T. *Workington v Blackburn R.
Q.P.R. v Aldershot Norwich C. v Chester
*Southport v Carlisle U. 0-0, Chelsea v Notts. Co.
Stockport C. v Rochdale *Rotherham U. v Swansea T.
Tranmere R. v Crewe Alex. Stoke C. v Southend U.
Walsall v Oxford U. 1-1, Bury v Plymouth Arg.
Workington v Barrow Northampton v Portsmouth
Chesterfield v Carlisle U.
Second Round Coventry C. vy Mansfield T.
Birmingham C. v Chelsea Sunderland v Blackpool
Blackpool v Newcastle U. Grimsby T. v Leicester C.
Bolton W. v Blackburn R. C. Palace v Southampton
Bristol R. v Chesterfield
Bournemouth v Northampton
Bury v Darlington Fourth Round
Aston Villa v Reading
Carlisle U. v Bristol C.
Charlton Ath. v Middlesbrough Charlton Ath. v Bradford C,
Workington v Norwich C.
Chester v Derby Co.
Coventry C. v Ipswich T. Chelsea v Swansea T.
*Stoke C. v Plymouth Arg. oe
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Doncaster R. v Preston N.E.
Northampton v Chesterfield
Exeter C. v Bradford C.
Fulham v Oxford U.
Coventry C. v Sunderland ALE
RURAL
*Leicester C. v C. Palace
Grimsby T. v Oldham Ath.
*Hull C. v Southend U. 0-0, Fifth Round
Leeds U. v Huddersfield
*Leicester C. v Peterborough U. 0-0, Aston Villa v Bradford C.
*Workington v Chelsea
Leyton O. v Barnsley
Luton T. v Aston Villa Plymouth Arg. v Northampton
Manchester C. v Mansfield T. Coventry C. v Leicester C.
Mill wall vyNorwich C.
Plymouth Arg. v Sheffield U. Semi-Final
Reading v Q.P.R. *Aston Villa v Chelsea 2-3, 1-1
Rotherham U. v Rochdale Chelsea won 4-3 on aggregate
Scunthorpe U. v Workington *Leicester C. v Plymouth Arg.
Southampton v Cardiff C. Leicester C. won 4-2 on aggregate
Final 1964-65
Chelsea 3 Leicester C. 2
(First leg, Stamford Bridge, 20,690, March 15, 1965)
Chelsea: Bonetti; Hinton, Harris; Hollins, Young, Boyle; Murray, Graham, McCreadie, Venables,
Tambling.
Leicester C.: Banks; Sjoberg, Norman; Chalmers, King, Appleton; Hodgson, Cross, Goodfellow,
Gibson, Sweenie.
Scorers—Chelsea: Tambling, Venables (penalty), McCreadie. Leicester C.: Appleton, Goodfellow,
Leicester C. 0 Chelsea 0
(Second leg, Leicester, 26,957, April 5, 1965)
No changes in teams.
Chelsea won Cup on aggregate 3-2
611
en SS SSS
First Round Shrewsbury T. v Bristol C.
*Barrow v Rochdale 1-1, 1 1-3 Southampton v Rochdale
*Bournemouth v Aldershot 0-0; 1 1-2 Stoke C. v Norwich C.
Bradford v Halifax T. 1-0 Sunderland v Sheffield U.
Colchester U. v Exeter C. 2 1 W.B.A. v Walsall
Crewe Alex. v Southport 2 =() *Workington v Brentford
Doncaster R. v Barnsley 2-2, 2 1 Wrexham v Fulham
Hartlepool v Bradford C.
*Luton T. v Brighton Third Round
*Lincoln C, v York C. Leeds U. v W.B.A.
*Newport Co. v Southend U. Manchester C. v Coventry C.
*Notts. Co. v Chesterfield Fulham v Northampton
Oldham Ath. v Tranmere R. Sunderland y Aston Villa
Oxford U. v Millwall *Middlesbrough v Millwall
*Port Vale v Reading Peterborough U. v Charlton Ath.
*Q.P.R. v Walsall *Chesterfield v Stoke C.
Scunthorpe U. v Darlington Burnley v Southampton
Shrewsbury T. v Torquay U. Cardiff C. vy Portsmouth
Stockport Co. v Workington *Derby Co. v Reading
Wrexham v Chester *Workington v Ipswich T.
Blackpool v Darlington
Second Round Grimsby T. v Bolton W.
Blackburn R. v Northampton Huddersfield v Preston N.E.
Brighton v Ipswich T. Shrewsbury T. v Rotherham U.
*Bristol R. vyWest Ham U. 3.3, 2-3 West Ham U. v Mansfield T.
Bury v Huddersfield
Charlton Ath. v Carlisle U. Fourth Round
Swansea T. v Aston Villa *Coventry C. v W.B.A,
Blackpool vy Gillingham *Fulham vy Aston Villa
Bolton W. v Aldershot Millwall v Peterborough U.
Chesterfield v Bradford *Stoke C. v Burnley aMSs
bt
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Colchester U. v Middlesbrough Cardiff C. v Reading
*Crewe Alex. v Cardiff C. Ipswich T. v Darlington
C. Palace v Grimsby T. Grimsby T. v Preston N.E.
Darlington v Swindon T, Rotherham U. v West Ham U. PSSH
CLELE
Cre
Doncaster R. v Burnley
*Hull C. v Derby Co. Fifth Round
Leeds U. v Hartlepool W.B.A. v Aston Villa
Leyton O. v Coventry C. Peterborough U. v Burnley
Manchester C. v Leicester C. Cardiff C. v Ipswich T.
Mansfield T. v Birmingham C, *Grimsby T. vy West Ham U.
Millwall v York C.
Newcastle U. v Peterborough U. Semi-Final
Oldham Ath. v Portsmouth *W.B.A. oe U. 2-1, 4-2
Preston N.E. v Plymouth Arg. Bs A. won 6-3 on aggregate
Reading v Southend U. *West Ham U. v Cardiff C. 5-2, 5-1
Rotherham U. v Watford West Ham U. won 10-3 on aggregate
Final 1965-66
West Ham U. 2 W.B.A.1
(First leg, Upton Park, 28,341, March 9, 1966)
West Ham U.: Standen; Burnett, Burkett; Peters, Brown, Moore; Brabrook, Boyce, Byrne, Hurst, Dear.
W.B.A.: Potter; Cram, Fairfax; Fraser, Campbell, Williams; Brown, Astle, Kaye, Lovett, Clark.
Scorers—West Ham U.: Moore, Byrne. W.B.A.: Astle.
W.B.A. 4 West Ham U. 1

(Second leg, W.B.A., 31,925, March 23, 1966)
W.B.A.: Potter; Cram, Fairfax; Fraser, Campbell, Williams; Brown, Astle, Kaye,
Hope, Clark.
West Ham U.: Standen; Burnett, Peters; Bovington, Brown, Moore; Brabrook, Boyce, Byrne, Hurst,
Sissons.
Scorers—W.B.A.: Kaye, Brown, Clark, Williams. West Ham U.: Peters.
W.B.A. won Cup on aggregate 5-3

=—.4
612
ese
First Round Southampton v Plymouth Arg. 4-3
*Aldershot v Luton T. 2-2, 2-1 Sheffield W. v Rotherham oy 0-1
Barnsley v Grimsby T. a ey LeVv anes 1-1, 1-5
Barrow v Oldham Ath. = underland v Sheffield U. 1-1, 0-1
*Bradford v Hartlepools U. 2-2, 2-1 Swindon T. v Portsmouth 4-1
*Brentford v Millwall 0-0, es oe VvAston Vile 6-1
Brighton v Leyton O. - est Ham U. v Tottenham H. 1-0
Bury v Rochdale ne 7 yee en oe v Mansfield T. 2-2
*Bradford C v Doncaster R. -1, 2- alsall v Stoke C. 2-1
Cardiff C. v Bristol R. 1-0 York C. v Chesterfield 3-1
Chester v Tranmere R. 2-5
Chesterfield vyScunthorpe U. 2-1 Third Round
Crewe Alex. v Stockport Co. 1-0 Swansea T. v Q.P.R. 1-2
*Exeter C. v Torquay U. 2-2, 2-1 Leicester C. v Lincoln C. 5-0
*Halifax T. v Darlington 0-0, 0-4 *Southampton y Carlisle U. 3-3, 1-2
Lincoln C. v Hull C. he ne York G aBlackburn R. 0-2
*Middlesbrough v York C. , 1- effield U. v Burnley 2-0
Newport Co. v Swansea T. 1-2 Exeter C. v Walsall 122
*Notts. Co. v Mansfield T. 1-1, Se Grimsby T. v Workington 3-0
Peterborough U. v Oxford U. 0-0, 0.2 Birmingham C. v Ipswich T. 2-1
*Southend U. v Gillingham » *Brighton v Coventry C. 1-1, 3-1
Southport v Workington 0-1 Northampton v Rotherham U. -1
Shrewsbury T. v Wrexham 6-1 *Doncaster R. v Swindon T. 1-1, 2-4
Swindon T. vy Bournemouth 2-1 W.B.A. v Manchester C. 4-2
Port Vale v Walsall 1-3 *Blackpool v Chelsea 1-1, 3-1
Q.P.R. v Colchester U. 1 re pena Vvpyeliemempion W. 5-0
*Watford v Reading Mal) senal v West Ham U. 1-3
*Preston N.E. v Leeds U. 1-1, 0-3
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Second Round
*Aldershot v Q.P.R.
*Arsenal v Gillingham . P .P.R. v Leicester C.
Blackburn R. v Barrow
Blackpool v Manchester U.
Carlisle U. v Blackburn R. 4.0
0-0 13 Sheffield U. v Walsall 2-1
*Bradford v Grimsby T. , 24 Grimsby T. v Birmingham C, 2-4
Brentford v Ipswich T. 1-1 1.2 “pupae es cae 1-1, 0-8
*Bristol C. v Swansea T. : windon T, vy W.B.A. 0-2
Bury v Workington ra Blackpool v Fulham 4-2
Cardiff C. v Exeter C. 1-1 20 West Ham U. v Leeds U. 7-0
*Carlisle U. v Tranmere R.
Chelsea v Charlton Ath. 5-2
Coventry C. v Derby Co. 2-1 i Bound
Darlington v Doncaster R. 1-1, 0-2 -P.R. v Carlisle U. 2-1
Fulham v C. Palace t 2- Sheffield U. v Birmingham C. 2-3
Leeds U. v Newcastle U. 1-0 Northampton v W.B.A. 1-3
*Leicester C. v Reading 5.0 Blackpool v West Ham U. 1-3
Lincoln C. v Huddersfield 2-1
«Manchester C. v Bolton W. 3-1 Semi-Final
Northampton v Peterborough U. 2-2, 2-0 *Birmingham C. y Q.P.R. 1-4, 1-3
«Norwich C. v Brighton 0-1 Q.P.R. won 7-2 on aggregate
Nottingham F. v Birmingham C. 1-1, 1-2 *W.B.A. v West Ham U. 4-0, 2-2
Preston N.E. v Crewe Alex. 2-0 W.B.A. won 6-2 on aggregate
* Home Team in first match
Final 1966-67: Q.P.R. 3 W.B.A. 2

(At Wembley, 97,952, receipts £57,000, March 4, 1967)
(R.)
Q .P.R.: Springett; Hazell, Langley; Sibley, Hunt, Keen; Lazarus, Sanderson, Allen, Marsh, Morgan
(Sub. Morgan (I.).)
Clark (C.)
W.B.A.: Sheppard; Cram, Williams; Collard, Clarke (D.), Fraser; Brown, Astle, Kaye, Hope,
Sub. Foggo).
Scorers—Q.P.R.: Morgan (R.). Marsh, Lazarus. W.B.A.: Clark (C.,) 2.
613
Nee ee eee ene ee SSS
First Round Portsmouth v Port Vale

Aldershot v Cardiff C. Plymouth Arg. v Birmingham C.
Barrow v Southport Q.P.R. v Hull C.
*Bournemouth v Watford Scunthorpe U. v Nottingham F.
Brighton v Colchester U. Reading v W.B.A.
*Crewe Alex. Stockport Co. Southend U. v Darlington
Darlington v York C. Stockport Co. v Sheffield W.
Doncaster R. v Scunthorpe U. Stoke C. v Watford
Grimsby T. v Chesterfield Sunderland v Halifax T.
Halifax T. v Bradford Walsall v West Ham U.
Hartlepool v Bradford C.
*Luton T. v Charlton Ath. Third Round
Mansfield T. v Lincoln C. Arsenal v Reading
Middlesbrough v Barnsley Blackburn R. v Middlesbrough
Northampton vy Peterborough U. Q.P.R. v Oxford U.
Notts. Co. v Rotherham U. Burnley v Nottingham F.
Orient v Gillingham *Workington v Fulham
Oxford U. v Swansea T. *Manchester C. v Blackpool
Port Vale v Chester Norwich C. v Huddersfield
Reading v Bristol R. West Ham U. v Bolton W.
Rochdale v Bury Derby Co. v Birmingham C.
Southend U. v Brentford Lincoln C. v Torquay U.
*Swindon T. v Newport Co. Darlington v Portsmouth
*Torquay U. v Exeter C. *Northampton v Millwall
Tranmere R. v Wrexham Everton v Sunderland
Walsall v Shrewsbury T. Leeds U. v Bury
*Workington v Oldham Ath. Sheffield W. v Barrow
Stoke C. v Ipswich T.
Second Round
Barrow v C. Palace Fourth Round
Blackburn R. v Brighton Arsenal v Blackburn R,
Bristol C. v Everton Q.P.R. v Burnley
Burnley v Cardiff C. Fulham v Manchester C.
Carlisle U. v Workington Huddersfield vyWest Ham U.
Coventry C. v Arsenal *Derby Co. vy Lincoln C.
Derby Co. v Hartlepool Darlington v Millwall
Fulham v Tranmere R. Sunderland v Leeds U.
*Gillingham v Torquay U. *Sheffield W. v Stoke C.
*Grimsby T. v Bury
Huddersfield y Wolverhampton W.
Ipswich T. v Southampton Fifth Round
Leeds U. v Luton T. *Burnley v Arsenal
Lincoln C. v Newcastle U. *Fulham v Huddersfield
*Liverpool v Bolton W. aai Derby
faa
NNwWNe Co. v Darlington
Manchester C, v Leicester C. Leeds U. v Stoke C.
Middlesbrough v Chelsea
Millwall v Sheffield U. Semi-Final
Newport Co. v Blackpool *Arsenal v Huddersfield
Northampton v Aston Villa -|SeSS Arsenal won 6-3 on aggregate
*Norwich C. v Rotherham U. _' _ *Derby Co. v Leeds U.
Oxford U. v Preston N.E, NNwWOWhRN
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H Leeds U. won 4-2 on aggregate
Final 1967-68: Leeds U. 1 Arsenal 0

Leeds U.: Sprake; Reaney, Cooper; Bremner, Charlton, Hunter; Greenhoff, Lorimer, Madeley,
Gray. (Sub. Belfitt).
Arsenal: Furnell; Storey, McNab; McLintock, Simpson, Ure; Radford, Jenkins, Graham,
Armstrong. (Sub. Neill).
Scorer: Cooper.
614
First Round Peterborough U. v Q.P.R. 4-2

Aldershot v Brentford 2.4 Nottingham F. v W.B.A. 2-3
Bournemouth vy Southend U. 1-6 Orient v Fulham 1-0
Bradford v Darlington 0-3 Scunthorpe U. v Lincoln C. 2-1
Bradford C. v Hartlepool SF Southampton v Crewe Alex. 3-1
Brighton v Oxford U. 2-0 Southport v Newcastle U. 0-2
Bristol C. v Newport Co. 2-0 West Ham U. v Bolton W. 7-2
Bristol R. v Swansea T. 0-2 Wolverhampton W. v Southend U. 1-0
*Bury v Stockport Co. 1-1, 0-1 *Wrexham vy Blackpool 1-1, 0-3
*Chester v Tranmere R. 0-0, 2-2, 1-1, 1-2 *Walsall vy Swansea T. 1-1, 2-3
Colchester U. v Reading 2-0
Derby Co. v Chesterfield 3-0 Third Round
*Doncaster R. v Peterborough U. 0-0, 0-1 Scunthorpe U. v Arsenal 1-6
*Gillingham v Orient 2-2, 0-3 Liverpool vy Swansea T. 2-0
*Grimsby T. v Notts. Co. 0-0, 1-0 Blackpool v Manchester C. 1-0
Halifax T. v Hull C. 0-3 Wolverhampton W. v Millwall 5-1
Lincoln C. v Mansfield T. p25! Tottenham H. v Exeter C. 6-3
Luton T. v Watford 3-0 Peterborough U. v W.B.A. 2-1
*Northampton v Crewe Alex. 1-1, 0-1 Brentford v Norwich C, 0-2
*Plymouth Arg. v Exeter C. 0-0, 0-0, 0-1 Southampton vy Newcastle U. 4-1
*Preston N.E. v Oldham Ath. 1-1, 1-0 Workington v Burnley 0-1
Scunthorpe U. v Rotherham U. 2-1 Carlisle U. v Leicester C. 0-3
*Southport v Barrow 2-2, 3-1 Leyton O. v C. Palace 0-1
Swindon T. v Torquay U. yi | Leeds U. v Bristol C. 2-1
Walsall v Shrewsbury T. 2-0 Everton v Luton T. 5-1
Workington v Rochdale pa | *Chelsea v Derby Co. 0-0, 1-3
Wrexham v Port Vale 2-0 *West Ham U. v Coventry C. 0-0, 2-3
York C. v Barnsley 34 Swindon T. v Blackburn R. 1-0
Second Round Fourth Round
Arsenal v Sunderland 1-0
Aston Villa v Tottenham H. 1-4
Arsenal v Liverpool 2-1
Blackpool v Wolverhampton W. 2-1
*Barnsley v Millwall 1-1, 1-3 Tottenham H. v Peterborough U. 1-0
Birmingham C. v Chelsea 0-1
Norwich C. v Southampton 0-4
*Blackburn R. v Stoke C. 1-1, 1-0
Burnley v Leicester C. 4-0
*Bradford C. v Swindon T. 1-1, 3-4
C. Palace v Leeds U. 2-1
Brentford v Hull C. 3-0
*Everton v Derby Co. 0-0, 0-1
*Brighton v Luton T. 1-1, 2-4
*Coventry C. v Swindon T. 2-2, 0-3
Bristol C. vyMiddlesbrough 1-0
Carlisle U. v Cardiff C. 2-0
Colchester U. v Workington 0-1 Fifth Round
Coventry C. v Portsmouth 2-0 Arsenal v Blackpool 5-1
C. Palace v Preston N.E. 3-1 Tottenham H. vy Southampton 1-0
Darlington v Leicester C. 2 Burnley v C. Palace 2-0
Derby Co. v Stockport Co. 5-1 *Derby Co. v Swindon T. 0-0, 0-1
Everton v Tranmere R. 4-0
Exeter C. v Sheffield W. 3-1 Semi-Final
*Grimsby T. v Burnley 1-1, 0-6 *Arsenal v Tottenham H. 1-0, 1-1
*Huddersfield v Manchester C. 0-0, 0-4 Arsenal won 2-1 on aggregate
Ipswich T. v Norwich C. 2-4 *Burnley v Swindon T. 1-2, 2-1, 2-3
Leeds U. v Charlton Ath. 1-0 (Third match at the Hawthorns)
Liverpool v Sheffield U. 4.0 Swindon T. won 6-5 on aggregate
Cup Fina} 1968-69: Arsenal 1 Swindon T. 3

Arsenal: Wilson; Storey, McNab; McLintock, Ure, Simpson; Radford, Sammels, Court, Gould,
Armstrong. (Sub. Graham),
Swindon T.: Downsborough; Thomas, Trollope; Butler, Burrows, Harland; Heath, Smart, Smith,
Noble, Rogers. (Sub. Penman).
Scorers—Arsenal: Gould. Swindon T.: Smart, Rogers 2.
615
SS
A ee — es
First Round Sheffield U v Newcastle U.
Aldershot v Gillingham *Sheffield W. v Bournemouth
Barnsley v Halifax T. *Shrewsbury T. v Southend U.
Bolton W. v Rochdale *Southampton v Arsenal
Bournemouth v Bristol R. Southport v Manchester C.
Bradford vy Rotherham U. Stoke C. v Burnley
*Bradford C. v Chesterfield Sunderland v Bradford C.
Brighton v Portsmouth Swansea T. v Swindon T.
Chester v Aston Villa Tranmere R. v Torquay U.
*Colchester U. v Reading Watford v Liverpool
West Ham U. vy Halifax T.
*Crewe Alex. v Wrexham
Darlington v York C. PRP Wolverhampton W. v Tottenham H.
*Exeter C v Bristol C.
Grimsby T. v Doncaster R. ex Third Round
Mansfield T. v Notts. Co. * Arsenal v Everton
Newport Co. v Swansea T. Manchester C. v Liverpool
*Orient v Fulham Q.P.R. vy Tranmere R.
Oxford U. v Northampton Brighton v Wolverhampton W.
*Peterborough U. v Luton T. *Rotherham U. v Burnley
*Plymouth Arg. v Torquay U. Manchester U. vyWrexham
Preston N.E. v Bury *C. Palace v Blackpool
Port Vale v Tranmere R. Derby Co. v Hull C.
Scunthorpe U. v Hartlepool Nottingham F. y West Ham U.
Shrewsbury T. v Walsall HE CNH Oxford U. v Swindon T.
HNOWWENWORO
*Southend U. v Brentford 2-2, 0-0, Carlisle U. v Blackburn R.
Southport v Oldham Ath. ega7Sapat *Leeds U. v Chelsea
VY=@SOSCYHYTRYOW
Stockport Co. v Blackburn R. Bournemouth v Leicester C.
Watford v Lincoln C. PP Sheffield U. v Luton T.
Bradford C. v Southend U.
*Workington v Barrow e 2 bh Ne
We
*Ipswich T. v W.B.A.
Second Round
Aston Villa v W.B.A. Fourth Round
Barrow v Nottingham F, —one Manchester C. v Everton
Blackburn R. v Doncaster R. >
Q.P.R. v Wolverhampton W.
Blackpool v Gillingham *Bumley v Manchester U.
*Bolton W. v Rotherham U. 0-0, 3-3, *C. Palace v Derby Co.
Brightonv Birmingham C. Nottingham F. v Oxford U.
*Bristol C. v Leicester C. 0-0, 0-0, Carlisle U. v Chelsea
Carlisle U. vyHuddersfield NmNnow
Leicester C. v Sheffield U.
SCbOeeNNN
Charlton Ath. v Wrexham W.B.A. v Bradford C.
Coventry C. v Chelsea Fifth Round
C. Palace v Cardiff C. Manchester C. v Q.P.R.
Darlington v Everton Manchester U. v Derby Co.
Fulham v Leeds U.
Hartlepool v Derby Co. GEEETE *Oxford U. v Carlisle U.
*Leicester C. v W.B.A.
Hull C. v Norwich C,
Ipswich T. v Colchester U. Semi-Final
*Luton T. v Millwall
Manchester U. v Middlesbrough
2-2, pears
*Manchester C. vyManchester U. 2-1, 2-2
1-0 Manchester C. won 4-3 on aggregate
*Mansfield T. v Q.P.R. 2-2, 0-4*Carlisle U. v W.B.A.
Oxford U. v Bury 4-1 W.B.A. won 42 on aggregate
Final 1969-70: Manchester C. 2 W.B.A. 1

Manchester C.: Corrigan; Book, Mann; Doyle, Booth, Oakes; Heslop, Bell, Summerbee, Lee, Pardoe,
(Sub. Bowyer).
W.B.A.: Osborne; Fraser, Wilson; Brown, Talbut, Kaye; Cantello, Suggett, Astle, Hartford, Hope,
(Sub. Krzywicki).
Scorers—Manchester City: Doyle, Pardoe. W.B.A.: Astle.
616
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First Round Portsmouth v Walsall

Aldershot v Brentford Aldershot vy Manchester U.
Aston Villa v Notts Co. West Ham U. v Hull C.
Barnsley vy Rotherham U. Aston Villa v Burnley
Chester v Shrewsbury T. Oxford U. v Wolverhampton W.
Colchester U. vyCambridge U. Rotherham U. v Bristol C.
Doncaster R. v Darlington Tottenham H. v Swansea C.
Fulham v Orient Blackpool v Newport Co.
Gillingham y Luton T. Huddersfield T. vyNottingham F,
Halifax T. v Bradford C.
Hartlepools U. v York C.
Lincoln C. v Grimsby T. Third Round
Mansfield T. v Chesterfield Bolton W. v Leicester C.
Newport Co. v Reading Derby Co. v Millwall
Portsmouth v Plymouth Arg. Preston N.E. v W.B.A.
Rochdale v Southport C. Palace v Lincoln C.
Rotherham U. v Barnsley Tottenham H. v Sheffield U.
Scunthorpe U. v Northampton T, Northampton T. v Aston Villa
Stockport Co. v Preston N.E. Coventry C. v West Ham U.
Torquay U. v Bournemouth 1-1, 2-1 Birmingham C. v Nottingham F,
Watford v Peterborough U. Luton T. v Arsenal
Workington T. v Barrow Norwich C. v Bristol R.
Birmingham C. vy Wrexham Carlisle U. v Oxford U.
Bristol R. v Brighton Blackpool v Bristol C.
Bury v Oldham Ath. Manchester U. v Portsmouth
Charlton Ath. v Southend U. Fulham v Q.P.R.
Crewe Alex. v Tranmere R. Swindon T. v Liverpool
Exeter C. v Swansea C.
Port Vale v Walsall -hROWONOCOSO
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Chelsea v Middlesbrough erp
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Second Round Fourth Round

Carlisle U. v Manchester C.
Q.P.R. v Cardiff C. ep om
Bristol R. v Birmingham C,
Leicester C. v Bristol C.
C. Palace v Rochdale Manchester U. v Chelsea
Lincoln C. vy Sunderland C. Palace v Arsenal
Torquay U. v Preston N.E. Aston Villa v Carlisle U.
Norwich C. v Chester S Coventry C. v Derby Co.
Sheffield W. v Chelsea Tottenham H. v W.B.A.
W.B.A. v Charlton Ath. Fulham v Swindon T.
ea
a
Stoke C. v Millwall ww
eWeNe
Oldham Ath. vy Middlesbrough hbpenewen
Tranmere R. v Coventry C. Fifth Round
Derby Co. v Halifax T. Bristol R. v Aston Villa
Luton T. v Workington T. Fulham v Bristol C.
Bristol R. v Newcastle U. Tottenham H. v Coventry C.
Darlington v Fulham P
Manchester U. v C. Palace
Bolton W. v Blackburn R. ni
Pewrmery
.
Mansfield T. v Liverpool
Colchester U. v Birmingham C, Semi-Final
York C. v Northampton T. Bristol C. v Tottenham H.
Swindon T. v Watford Tottenham H. won 3-1 on aggregate
Sheffield U. v Leeds U. f
aPee
Manchester U. v Aston Villa
Leicester C. v Southampton NONNNWOhKOKN
Aston Villa won 3-2 on aggregate
Ipswich T. v Arsenal b&
AME
Ow
Final 1970-71: Aston Villa 0 Tottenham H. 2

(At Wembley, 100,000, receipts £132,000 (a record), February 27, 1971)
Hamilton,
Aston Villa: Dunn; Bradley, Aitken; Godfrey, Turnbull, Tiler; McMahon, Rioch, Lochhead,
Anderson (Sub. Gibson).
Mullery, Collins, Beal; Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers,
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles;
Peters, Neighbour (Sub. Pearce).
Scorer—Tottenham H.: Chivers 2.
R.F. 72/3-32
617
Ce ee
i
Oxford U. v Millwall 1-0
a
First Round
* hot v Southend U. 1-1, 2-1 Q.P.R. v Birmingham C.
eae Villa ivWrexhata 2-2, 1-1, 4-3 Sheffield Utd. v Fulham oe
0-0, 1-0 Southampton v Everton 7
*Barnsley v Hartlepools
Barrow v Preston N. E. 0-2 Southport v Stoke C. ne
Blackburn R. v Workington 2-0 Stockport Co. v Watford fo
Bournemouth v Portsmouth 2-1 Torquay U. v Oldham a
*Bradford C. v Bolton W. 1-1, 1-2 Tramere R. v Preston N. E. is
Charlton Ath. v Peterborough 5-1 W. B. A. v Tottenham H. ne ee
*Chesterfield v Mansfield T. 0-0, 5-0 *West Ham U. v Cardiff C. -1, 2-
Colchester U. v Brentford 3-1 *York C. v Middlesbrough 2-2, 2-1
Crewe Alex. v ae oe A
Darlington v York C, = Third Roun
Exeter v Bristol R. 0-3 Arsenal v Newcastle U. 4-0
Fulham v Cambridge U. 4-0 Blackpool v Colchester U. 4-0
Gillingham v Reading 4-0 Bolton W. v Manchester C. 3-0
Grimsby T. v Doncaster R. 4-3 Bristol R. v Charlton Ath. 2-1
*Halifax v Rochdale 1-1, 2-2, 2-0 *C, Palace v Aston Villa 2-2, 0-2
Newport Co. v Torquay U. 1-2 *Gillingham v Grimsby T. 1-1, 0-1
Oldham ee 1-1 ae Liverpool v Southampton oe re
*Orient v Notts, Co. -1, I- *Manchester U. v Burnley -1, 1-
Plymouth Arg. v Bristol C. 1-0 Norwich v Carlisle 4-1
Port Vale v Shrewsbury 0-2 *Nottingham F. v Chelsea 1-1, 1-2
Rotherham U. v Sheffield W. 0-2 *Oxford U. v Stoke C. 1-1, 0-2
Scunthorpe U. v Lincoln C, 0-1 Q.P.R. v Lincoln C. 4-2
Stockport Co. v Walsall 1-0 Sheffield U. v York C. 33
Swansea C. v Brighton 0-1 Torquay U. v Tottenham H. 1.4
*Tranmere R. v Chester 1-1, 3-1 *Watford v Preston N.E. 1-1, 1-2
Watford v Northampton T. 2-0 *West Ham U. v Leeds U. 0-0, 1-0
Second Round
Arsenal v Barnsley oH raitenalwSheffield U, 0-0, 0-2
psc Dura Reuf pines 2 0-0, 02 Blackpool v Aston Villa 4-1
ournemouth v Blackpoo *Chelsea v Bolton W. 1-1, 6-0
Bons eopaer eng 3-1 «Grimsby T. v Norwich C. 1-1) 1-3
Carlisle v Sheffield W.
Charlton Ath. v Leicester C,
5-0
3-1
*Manchester U. v Stoke C.
*Q.P.R. v Bristol R.
1-1, 0-0, 1-2
1-1, 0-1
Chelsea v Plymouth Arg. 2-0 *Tottenham H. v Preston NUE: tea
Chesterfield v Aston Villa 2-3 West Ham U. v Liverpool 2-1
Colchester U. v Swindon T, Pz i
Coventry C. v Burnley - 3
C. Palace v Luton T. 2-0 Fifth Round
*Derby Co. v Leeds U. 0-0, 0-2 Bristol R. v Stoke C. oe
Grimsby T. v Shrewsbury 2-1 Norwich C. v Chelsea 0-
Huddersfield T. v Bolton W. 0-2 Tottenham H. v Blackpool 2-0
Ipswich T. v Manchester U. 13 West Ham U. vy Sheffield U. 5-0
Liverpool v Hull C. 3-
Manchester C. v Wolverhampton W. 4-3. Semi-Final
Newcastle U. v Halifax T. 2-1 “Chelsea v Tottenham H. 3-2, 2-2
Norwich C. vy Brighton 2-0 Chelsea won 5-4 on aggregate
Nottingham F. v Aldershot 5-1 *Stoke C. v West Ham U. 1-2, 1-0, 0-0, 3-2
Notts. Co. v Gillingham 1-2 Stoke C. won 5-4 on aggregate
*Home team in first match.
Final 1971-72: Chelsea 1 Stoke City 2

(At Wembley, 100,000, receipts £132,000 (new record) March 4, 1972)
Chelsea: Bonetti; Mulligan (Baldwin), Harris, Hollins, Dempsey, Webb, Cooke, Garland, Osgood,
Hudson, Houseman.
Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith, Bloor, Conroy, Greenhoff (Mahoney), Ritchie
Dobing, Eastham.
Scorers—Chelsea; Osgood. Stoke: Conroy, Eastham,
618
LEAGUE CUP 1971-72
———S—— a ee Re a ee ee
FIRST ROUND Rotherham U, 0
AUG. 17 Sheffield W. 2 (Sissons, Sinclair) 8,983
Bournemouth 2 (MacDougall 2) Rotherham U.: Tunks; Hudson, Houghton,
Quinn, Mielczarek, Swift (Womble), Phillips,
Portsmouth 1 (McCann) 15,382 Johnson, Hague, Bentley, Mullen.
Bournemouth: Davies; Benson, Stocks, Davidson, Sheffield W.: Grummitt, Rodrigues, Burton,
Kitchener, Powell, Cave, MacDougall, Boyer, Prophett, Holsgrove, Pugh, Sinclair, Craig,
Miller, Scott. Prendergast, Downes, Sissons.
Portsmouth: Milkins; Smith, Ley, McCann,
Hand, Youlden, Piper, Reynolds, Hiron, Collins, Swansea C. 0
Storrie. Brighton 1 (Spearitt) 5,680
Charlton Ath. 5 (Treacy 2, Endean, Davies, Bond) Swansea C.: Millington; Jones, Screen, Evans (W.),
Williams, Hole, Slattery, Thomas, Davies, Gwyther,
Peterborough U. 1 (Conmy pen.) 7,042 Evans (B).
Charlton Ath: Bellotti; Bruck, Warman, Bond, Brighton: Powney; Henderson, Spearitt, Temple-
Went, Reeves, Davies, Treacy, Endean, Kenning, man, Napier (J.), Gall, Murray, Napier (K.),
Peacock. Irvine, Turner, O’Sullivan.
Peterborough U.: Drewery; Noble, Duncliffe,
Oates, Brookes, Carmichael, Moss, Darrell, Price,
Robson, Conmy. AUG. 18
Fulham 4 (Halom, Earle 3) Aldershot 1 (Walden)
Cambridge U. 0 8,360 Southend U. 1 (Johnson) 5,159
Fulham: Webster; Callaghan, Brown, Tranter, Aldershot; Gurr; Walden, Grummett, Joslyn, Dean,
Matthewson, Dunne, Carlton (Horne), Halom, Bennett, Walton, Melledew, Howarth, Melia
Earle, Lloyd, Barrett. (Pearce), Brodie.
Cambridge U.: Roberts; Walker (Hollett), Southend U.: Roberts; Lindsey, Smith, Elliott,
Bannister, Guild, Eades, Akers, Foote, Collins, Albeson, Jacques, Johnson, Best, Garner, Moore,
Greenhalgh, Phillips, Lill. Ternent.
Grimsby T. 4 (Lewis, Tees, Woodward, Brace) Aston Villa 2 (Lochhead, Anderson pen.)
Doncaster R. 3 (Watson, Branfoot, Irvine) 8,836 Wrexham 2 (Griffiths, May) 24,552
Grimsby T.: Wainman; Worthington, Campbell, Aston Villa: Hughes; Bradley, Aitken, Gregory,
Thompson, Rathbone, Gray, Brace, Lewis, Tees, Turnbull, Tiler, Graydon, Vowden, Lochhead,
Boylen, Woodward. Hamilton (Martin), Anderson,
Doncaster R.; Johnson; Branfoot, Clish, Wrexham: Gaskell; Ingle, Vansittart, Davis, May,
Wilcockson, Robertson, Hasleden, Watson, Rab- Park, Moir, Provan, Kinsey, Tinnion, Griffiths.
john, Briggs, Irvine, Usher.
Barnsley0
Newport Co. 1 (Jones)
Hartlepool 0 5,985
Torquay U. 2 (Rudge pen., Stuckey) 4,316
Barnsley: Barker; Murphy, Booth, Boardman,
Newport Co.: Macey; Coldrick, Aizlewood, Raggett, Howard, Lea, Waddell, Seal, Millar,
Harris, Sprague, Smith, Thomas, Young, Jones, Earnshaw.
Brown (Williams), White.
Hartlepool: Gadsby; White, Ashurst (Parry), Goad,
Torquay U.: Mahoney; Harrison, Twitchin, Green, Potter, Welsh, Young, Ellis, Clarke, Warnock,
Johnson, Edwards, Young, Skirton, Welsh, Rudge,
Mitchinson, Stuckey. Barrow 0
Oldham Ath. 1 (Clements) Preston N.E. 2 (Carke o.g., Ham) 4,319
Bury 0 9,219 Barrow: Dean; Patrick, Caldwell, Clarke, Harrison
(Hughes), Noble, Russell, Hollis, Rowlands, Renton,
Oldham Ath.:; Dowd; Wood, Whittle, McNeil,
Sleeuwenhoek, Bowie, Bryceland (Clements), Shaw, McDonald.
Fryer, Garwood, Bebbington. Preston N.E.: Kelly; Ross (Wilson), McNab, Bird,
Hawkins, Spavin, Heppolette, Ham, Mcllmoyle,
Bury: Hancock; Eccleshare, Tinney, Robson,
Spark, Clark.
Lyon, Holt, Murray, McDermott, White, Rudd,
Connelly. Blackburn R. 2 (Eccles, Rogers)
Orient 1 (Lazarus) Workington 0 7,692
Notts. Co. 1 (Nixon) 8,263 Blackburn R.: Jones; Goodwin, Wilson, McDonald,
Orient: Goddard; Jones, Rofe, Allen, Mancini, Fazackerley, Hunter, Metcalfe, Bradford, Eccles,
Harris, Lazarus, Bowyer, Bullock, Dyson, Riddick. Parkes, Rogers.
Notts. Co.: Brown; Brindley, Worthington, Stubbs, Workington: Rogan; Walker, Ogilvie, Spratt,
Cooper, Jones, Nixon, Bradd, Hateley, Masson, Spencer, Wood, Helliwell, Tyrer, Hopkinson
Mansley. (Nicholls), Goodfellow, Martin.
Plymouth Arg. 1 (Hinch) Bradford C. 1 (Middleton)

Bristol C. 0 11,248 Bolton W. 1 (Byrom) 5,742
Plymouth Arg.: Furnell; Davey, Harris, Hore, Bradford C.: Liney; Howell, Podd, Stowell,
Dark, Provan, Brown, Allen, Hinch, Latcham, Corner, Cooper, Hall (J.), Bannister, Oates,
Hutchins. Middleton, Hall (C.) (Owen).
Bristol C.: Cashley; Wimshurst, Drysdale, Bolton W.: Wright; Ritson, Mowbray, Nicholson,
Emanuel (Spiring), Rooks, Merrick, Tainton, Fear, Hulme, Rimmer, Redfern, Rowe (Hunt), Greaves,
Galley, Sweeney, Gow. Byrom, Jones,
619
Chesterfield 0 Scunthorpe U. 0
12,261 Lincoln C. 1 (Gilliver) 5,866
Mansfield T. 0
Chesterfield: | Stevenson; Holmes, Phelan, Scunthorpe U.: Barnard; Foxton Barker, Jackson,
Bell, Stott, Wilson, Moss (Tiler), Deere, Welbourne, Davidson, Fletcher, Woolmer,
Fenoughty,
Randall, Archer, Pugh. Heath, Kirk.
Mansfield T.: Brown, Pate, Walker, Roberts (R.), Lincoln C.: Kennedy, Bloor, Taylor, Hubbard,
Harford, Waller, Thompson, Stenson, Roberts (D.), Branston, Meath, Lawton (Freeman), Worsdale,
Jarvis, Harrington. Svarc, Gilliver, Smith,
Stockport Co. 1 (Lawther)
Colchester U. 3 (Mahon, Lewis 2, 1 pen.) Walsall 0 3,052
Brentford 1 (Ross) 6,125 Stockport Co.: Clarke, Charter, Chapman,
Colchester U.: Smith; Burgess, Gilchrist, Jones, McMillan, Hart, Wilson, Price, Wright, Webber,
Garvey, Kurila, Lewis, Owen, Simmons (Hall), Lawther, Griffiths.
Gibbs, Mahon. Walsall.: Wesson, Gregg, Evans, Bennett, Jones,
Brentford: Phillips; Bence, Nelmes, Gelson, Scales, Harrison, Morris, Woodward, Manning, Smith,
Turner, Ross, Graham, O’Mara, Cross, Tom Taylor.
(Neilson). Tranmere R. 1 (Brodie)
Chester 1 (Purdie) 4,434
Crewe0 Tranmere R.: Lane, Matthias, Farrimond,
Southport 1 (Field) 3,471 Moorcroft, Molyneux, Brodie, Russell, King,
Crewe: Adams; Lowry, Leigh, Gater, Higgins, Moore, Beamish, Storton.
Bradshaw, Bowles, Tewley (Wallace), East, Chester: Livesey; Edwards, Cheetham, Draper,
Morrissey, Bird. Turner, Pountney, Kennedy, Purdie, Loyden,
Southport: Taylor; Turner, Sibbald, McPhee, Tarbuck, McHale.
Dunleavy, Peat, Lee, Hartland, Redrobe, Field,
Hartle. Watford 2 (Walley, Wigg)
Northampton T. 0 7,663
Watford: Walker; Butler, Williams, Garbett,
Darlington 0
Lees, Walley, McGettigan, Eddy, Wigg, Lindsay
York C. 1 (Henderson) 4,661 (Franks), Woods.
Darlington: Wealands; Peverell, Horner, Hale, Northampton T.: Starling; Neal, Folds, Heslop,
Barker, Lees, Gauden, Wright (Sproates), Sinclair, Large, Kiernan, Felton, Buchanan, Fairbrother,
Graham, Harding. Gould, Hawkins.
York C.: Hillyard; Mackin, Burrows, Calloway,
Swallow, Topping, Chambers, McMahon, Aimson
(Woodward), Hewitt, Henderson. FIRST ROUND REPLAYS
AUG, 23
Exeter C. 0
Bristol R. 3 (Prince, Giles o.g., Stubbs) 6,418 Hartlepool 0
Exeter C.: Wilson; Crawford, Stacey, Parker, Barnsley 1 (Howard) after extra time 9,577
Giles, Balson, Morrin, Banks, Gadston, Binney, Hartlepool: Gadsby; White, Ashurst, Goad,
Wingate. Green, Potter, Welsh, Young (Veart), Ellis, Clarke,
Bristol R.: Sheppard; Roberts, Parsons, Godfrey, Warnock.
Taylor, Prince, Stephens, Jones, Allan, Stubbs, Barnsley: Barker; Murphy, Booth, Boardman,
Jarman. Winstanley, Howard, Lea, Waddell, Seal, Millar,
Sharp.
Gillingham 4 (Hill, Wilks, Tydeman, Watson) Mansfield T. 0
Reading 0 6,570 Chesterfield 5 (Wright 3, Randall 2) 9,291
Gillingham: Simpson; McVeigh, Peach, Galvin, Mansfield T.: Brown; Pate, Walker, Roberts
Shen Quirke, Tydeman, Knight, Wilks, Watson,
(R.), Harford, Waller, Thompson, Bingham,
eo. Roberts (D.), Jarvis, Harrington.
Reading: Death; Dixon, Flannigan, Butler, Wagstaff Chesterfield: Stevenson; Holmes, Tiler, Fenough-
ay Harley, Cumming, Chappell, Bell, Wagstaff ty, Stott, Phelan, Wright, Wilson, Randall, Archer,
T.), Habbin. Pugh.
Halifax T. 1 (Lennard) Southend U, 1 (Garner)

Rochdale 1 (Rhodes o.g.) 5,195 Aldershot 2 (Walton, Lindsey 0.g.) after extra
time
_ Halifax T,; Smith; Burgin, Lee, Wallace, Picker- ,
ing, Rhodes, Chadwick, Atkins, Robertson, Lennard, Southend U.: Roberts; Lindsey, Smith, Elliott,
Holmes. Albeson, Jacques, Johnson, Best, Garner, Moore,
Ternent (Taylor),
Rochdale: Jones; Blair, Ryder, Smith, Parry,
Ashworth, Whitehead, Jenkins, Cross, Downes, Aldershot: Gurr; Walden, Grummett, Joslyn,
Butler, Dean, Bennett, Walton, Pearce, Brodie, Melia,
(Melledew), Sydenham.
Port Vale 0 Wrexham 1 (Davis)
Shrewsbury 2 (Wood 2) 4,638 Aston Villa 1 (Anderson) after extra time 12,113
Port Vale: Ball; Brodie, Loska, Boulton, Cross, Wrexham: Gaskell; Ingle, Vansittart, Davis
Flowers, Gough, Horton, Mountford, Morgan, (Smith), May, Park, Moir, Provan, Kinsey,
McLaren. Tinnion, Griffiths.
Shrewsbury: Mulhearn; Gregory, Brown, Matthias, Aston Villa: Hughes; Bradley, Wright, Gregor: 4
Holton, Bridgwood, Roberts, Andrews, Wood Turnbull, Tiler, Rioch, Vowden, Lochhead (Martin,
McLaughlin, Groves, ; : Hamilton, Anderson.
620
AUG. 24 Carlisle U. 5 (Hatton 2, Martin 2, Barton)
Rochdale 2 (Cross 2) Sheffield W. 0 10,338
Halifax T. 2 (Chadwick, Atkins) after extra time Carlisle U.: Ross; Hemstead, Gorman, Ternent,
Winstanley, Sutton, Barton, Martin, Owen, Hatton,
Rochdale: Jones; Blair (Buck), Ryder, Smith: Balderstone.
Smith, Clarke, Ashworth, Whitehead, Jenkins, Sheffield W.: Grummitt; Rodrigues, Thompson,
Cross, Downes, Butler. Prophett, Ellis, Clements, Sinclair, Craig, Joicey,
_ Halifax T,.: Smith, Burgin, Lee, Wallace, Picker- Prendergast, Sissons.
oe Rhodes, Chadwick, Atkins, Verity, Lennard,
olmes. Charlton Ath. 3 (Went, Peacock 2)
Leicester C. 1 (Partridge) 11,694
AUG, 25
Charlton Ath.: Bellotti; Bruck, Warman, Bond,
Bolton W. 2 (Phillips, Redfern) Went, Reeves, Davies, Treacy, Endean, Kenning,
Bradford C. 1 (Middleton) 8,256 Peacock.
Bolton W.: Wright, Ritson, Hallows, Nicholson, Leicester C.; Shilton; Whitworth, Nish, Kellard,
Hulme, Rimmer, Redfern, Jones, Greaves, Byrom, Manley, Cross, Farrington, Fern, Partridge,
Phillips. Sammels, Woollett (Matthews).
Bradford C.: Liney, Howell, Podd, Stowell, Oates,
Cooper, Hall (J.), Bannister, Owen, Middleton, Coventry C. 0
Hall (C.).
Burnley 1 (Casper) 15,362
Chester 1 (Tarbuck pen.) Coventry C.:; Glazier; Smith, Coop, Mortimer,
Blockley, Parker, O’Rourke, Carr, Rafferty, Hunt,
Tranmere R. 3 (Beamish 2, Moore) 5,117
McGuire (Young).
Chester: Livesey; Edwards, Cheetham, Draper,
Burnley: Mellor; Docherty, Cliff, Bellamy,
Turner, Pountney, Kennedy, Tarbuck, Loyden,
blag tee Dobson, Thomas, West, Fletcher, Casper,
Futcher, Purdie.
ames.
Tranmere R.: Lane; Mathias, Farrimond, Moor-
croft, Molyneux, Brodie, Russell, King, Moore
(Crossley), Beamish, Storton, C. Palace 2 (Taylor, Queen)
Luton T. 0 13,838
Notts. Co. 3 (Hateley, Nixon, Bradd) C. Palace: Jackson; Hoadley, Wall, Payne,
Orient 1 (Bullock) 3,607 McCormick, Blyth, Scott, Kember, Queen, Tamb-
Notts. Co.: Brown; Richardson (Barker), ling, Taylor.
Worthington, Jones, Needham, Stubbs, Nixon, Luton T.: Read; Ryan, Shanks, Keen, Nicholl,
Bradd, Hateley, Masson, Mansley. Moore, Busby, Slough, Wainwright, Givens,
Orient: Goddard; Jones, Rofe, Allen (Sewell), Anderson.
Mancini, Harris, Lazarus, Brisley, Bullock, Dyson,
Bowyer. Grimsby T. 2 (Brace 2)
Shrewsbury 1 (Wood) 13,596
Grimsby T.: Wainman; Worthington, Campbell,
FIRST ROUND SECOND REPLAYS Thomson, Rathbone, Gray, Brace, Lewis (Simpson),
Hickman, Boylen, Woodward.
AUG. 31 Shrewsbury: Mulhearn; Gregory, Brown,
Aston Villa 4 (Lochhead 2, Anderson pen., Ingle 0.g.) Matthias, Holton, Bridgwood, Roberts, Andrews,
Wood, McLaughlin, Groves,
Wrexham 3 (Moir, May, Davis) at West Bromwich
20,697
Aston Villa: Crudgington; Bradley, Aitken, Huddersfield T. 0
Gregory, Turnbull, Tiler, Graydon, Vowden, Bolton W. 2 (Greaves 2) 10,131°
Lochhead, Rioch, Anderson. Huddersfield T.: Lawson (D.); Clarke, Hutt,
Wrexham: Lloyd; Ingle, Vansittart, Davis, May, McGill, Ellam, Cherry, Hoy, Smith, Worthington,
Smith, Moir, Park, Kinsey, Tinnion, Provan. Lawson (J.), Chapman.
Botton W.: Wright; Ritson, Mowbray, Nicholson,
Halifax T. 2 (Wallace, Brierley) Hulme, Rimmer, Jones (P.), Hunt (Seddon),
Rochdale 0 5,718 Greaves, Jones (G.), Byrom.
Halifax T.: Smith; Burgin, Lee, Wallace, Picker-
ing, Rhodes, Chadwick, Atkins, Robertson, Ipswich T. 1 (Robertson)
Leonard, Holmes (Brierley).
Manchester U. 3 (Morgan pen., Best 2) 28,139
Rochdale: Godfrey; Smith, Ryder, Downes,
Blair, Ashworth, Whitehead, Jenkins, Cross, Buck, Ipswich T,: Best; Hammond, Harper, Morris,
Bell, Jefferson, Robertson, Mills, Clarke, Hill
Butler. (Hamilton), Miller.
Manchester U.: Stepney; O’Neil, Dunne,
Gowling, James, Sadler, Morgan, Kidd, Charlton,
SECOND ROUND Best, Aston.
SEPT. 7
Bristol R. 3 (Jarman, Jones W., Allan pen.) Liverpool 3 (Lawler, Heighway, Hall pen.)
Sunderland 1 (Hughes pen.) 15,262 Hull C. 0 31,612
Bristol R.: Sheppard; Roberts, Parsons, Godfrey, Liverpool: Clemence; Lawler, Hughes, Ross,
Taylor, Prince, Stephens, Jones (W.), Allan, Jones, Lloyd, McLaughlin (Graham), Keegan, Hall,
(R.), Jarman. Heighway, Evans, Callaghan.
Sunderland: _Montgomery; Malone, _ Irwin, Hull C.: McKechnie; Banks, De Vries, Wilkinson,
Harvey, Pitt, Porterfield, Tueart, Kerr, Watson, Greenwood, Knighton, Lord, Houghton, Pearson,
Symm, Hughes (Chambers). Wagstaff, O'Riley.
621
Nottingham F. 5 (McKenzie 2, Martin, Fraser, Chelsea 2 (Houseman, Hollins)
Cormack) Plymouth Arg. 0 23,011
Aldershot 1 (Brodie) 8,380 Chelsea: Bonetti; Mulligan, Harris, Hollins,
Nottingham F.: Barron; Hindley (McCaffrey), Webb, Hinton, Boyle, Garland, Osgood, Hudson,
Winfield, Chapman, O’Kane, Fraser, Jackson, Houseman.
McKenzie, Martin, Cormack, Moore. Plymouth Arg.: Furnell; Davey, Harris, Hore,
Aldershot: Gurr; Walden, Grummett, Joslyn, Provan, Sullivan, Brown, Allen, Hinch, Latcbam,
Dean, Bennett, Walton, Brodie, Howarth, Melia, Bickle.
Sydenham.
Chesterfield 2 (Archer, Randall)
Q.P.R. 2 (Francis, Marsh) Aston Villa 3 (Lochhead, Vowden, Anderson) 15,000
Birmingham C, 0 15,032 Chesterfield: Stevenson; Holmes, Tiler,
Q.P.R.: Parkes; Clement, Gillard, Venables, Fenoughty, Bell, Stott, Phelan, Wright, Randall,
Hunt, Hazell, Busby, Francis, McCulloch, Marsh, Archer, Pugh.
Saul. Aston Villa: Hughes; Bradley, Aitken, Gregory,
Birmingham C.: Latchford (D.): Martin, Page, Turnbull, Tiler, Graydon, WVosden, Lochhead,
Smith, Hynd, Pendrey, Campbell, Francis, Rioch, Anderson.
Latchford (R.), Summerill, Taylor.
Sheffield U. 3 (Dearden, Woodward 2) Colchester U. 4 (Lewis 3, 1 pen., Mahon)

Fulham 0 24,000 Swindon T. 1 (Horsfield) 7,437
Sheffield U.: Hope; Badger, Hemsley, Flynn, Colchester U.: Smith; Cook, Hall, Burgess, Cram,
Colquhoun, Hockey, Woodward, Salmons, Dear- Bloss, Lewis. Owen, Gibbs, Leslie, Mahon (Garvey).
den, Currie, Scullion (Reece). Swindon T.: Downsborough; Thomas, Trollope,
Fulham: Webster; Pentecost (Johnston), Butler, Burrows, Harland, Porter, Smart, Horsfield,
Callaghan, Moreline, Matthewson, Dunne, Conway, Noble, Rogers.
Carlton, Earle, Lloyd, Barrett.
Derby Co. 0
Southampton 2 (Paine, Jenkins) Leeds U. 0 34,023
Everton 1 (Johnson) 17,833 Derby Co.: Boulton; Webster, Robson, Todd,
Southampton: Martin; Kirkup, Hollywood, McFarland, Gemmill, Durban, Wignall, O’Hare,
Fisher, McGrath, Gabriel, Paine, Channon, Stokes, Hector, Hinton.
O’Neil, Jenkins. Leeds U.: Harvey; Reaney, Yorath, Bremner,
Everton: West; Scott, Newton, Labone, Kenyon, Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke, Belfitt, Giles,
Darracott, Royle, Ball, Johnson, Hurst, Whittle. Madeley.
Stockport Co. 0 Manchester C. 4 (Davies, Bell 2, Lee pen.)

Watford 1 (Eddy) 4,001 Wolverhampton W. 3 (McAlle, Hegan, Parkin per)
Stockport Co.: Clarke; Charter (Wright), 29,15
Chapman, Collier, Wilson, McMillan, Price, Ryden, Manchester C.: Corrigan; Book, Donachie, Doyle,
Webber, Lawther, Griffiths.
Booth (Jeffries), Bell, Summerbee, Heslop, Davies,
Watford: Walker; Butler, Williams, Welbourne, Lee, Mellor.
Lees, Walley, McGettigan, Eddy, Wigg, Lindsay,
Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Shaw, Parkin, Bailey,
Farley (Franks).
Munro, McAlle, Hegan, Hibbitt, Richards, Dougan,
Wagstaffe,
SEPT. 8
Newcastle U. 2 (Macdonald, Cassidy)
Arsenal 1 (Kennedy)
Halifax T. 1 (Lennard) 19,930
Barnsley 0 27,294
Newcastle U.: McFaul; Craig, Guthrie, Gibb,
Arsenal: Wilson; Rice, McNab, Storey, Mc- Burton, Clark, Cassidy, Tudor, Macdonald,
Lintock, Roberts, Marinello, Kelly, Radford, Nattrass, Hibbitt.
Kennedy, Graham,
Halifax T.: Smith; Burgin, Lee, Wallace (Verity),
Barnsley: Barker; Murphy, Booth, Boardman, Pickering, Rhodes, Chadwick, Atkins, Robertson,
Mensenieys Howard, Earnshaw, Lea, Seal, Millar, Lennard, Holmes,
arp.
Blackburn R. 0 Norwich C, 2 (Livermore, Foggo)

Lincoln C. 0 6,457 Brighton 0 11,659
Blackburn R.: Jones; Goodwin, Wilson, Mc- Norwich C,; Keelan; Payne, Butler, Stringer,
Donald, Conlon, Hunter, Metcalfe, Bradford, Forbes, Anderson, Howard, Silvester, Livermore,
Pickering (Wood), Atherton, Rogers. Paddon, Foggo.
Lincoln C.:; Kennedy; Bloor, Taylor, McMahon, Brighton: Dovey; Henderson, Spearitt, Temple-
Branston, Trevis, Ward, Meath, Freeman, man, Napier (J.), Gall, Murray, Napier (K.), Irvine,
Gilliver, Smith, Duffy, O'Sullivan,
Bournemouth 0 Notts. Co. 1 (Bradd)

Blackpool 2 (Hutchinson, Burns) 15,649 Gillingham 2 (Wilks, Watson) 12,650
Bournemouth: Davies; Machin (Kitchener), Notts. Co.: Brown; Brindley, Worthington, Jones,
Stocks, Benson, Jones, Powell, Cave, MacDougall, Needham, Stubbs, Nixon (Barker), Bradd; Hateley,
Boyer, Miller, Sainty. Masson, Mansley.
Blackpool: Ramsbottom; Hatton, Bentley, Booth, Gillingham: Shearing; Parmenter, Peach, Galvin,
Alcock, Suddaby, Burns, Green, James, Suddick, Williams, Quirke, Tydeman, Knight, Wilks,
Hutchinson, Watson, Yeo.
622
Oxford U, 1 (Skeen) SEPT. 15
Millwall 0 8,603 Lincoln C. 4 (Hubbard 3, Freeman)
Oxford U.: Kearns; Lucas, Shuker, Roberts, Blackburn R. 1 (Rogers) 7,638
Clarke (C.), Skeen, Sloan, Atkinson (G.), Clarke
(D)., Cassidy, Atkinson (R.). Lincoln C.: Kennedy; Bloor, Taylor, McMahon,
BANAL Meath, Hubbard, Freeman, Géilliver,
Miliwali: King: Brown, Cripps, Dorney, mith,
Kitchener, Burnett, Possee, Bolland, Bridges,
Dunphy, Allder, Blackburn R.: Jones; Goodwin, Wilson, Mc-
Donald, Fazackerley, Conlon, Whalley, Metcalfe,
Southport 1 (Dunleavy) Eccles, Wood, Rogers.
Stoke C. 2 (Smith, Greenhoff) 10,223 SEPT. 22
Southport: Taylor; Turner, Sibbald, McPhee, Cardiff C. 1 (Clark)
Dunleavy, Peat, Lee, Hartland, Redrobe (Lloyd),
Field, Hartle. West Ham U, 2 (Hurst 2) 30,000
Stoke C.; Farmer; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith, Cardiff C.: Eadie, Jones, Bell, Sutton, Murray,
Bloor, Mahoney, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Dobing, Phillips, Gibson, Clark, Woodruff, Warboys, Hoy.
Haslegrave. West Ham U.: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard,
Torquay U. 2 (Welsh, Edwards) Brooking, Robson.
Oldham Ath. 1 (Shaw) 6,665 SEPT. 27
Torquay U.: Donnelly, Glozier, Jardine (Jackson), Leeds U. 2 (Lorimer 2)
Twitchin, Harrison, Edwards, Skirton, Welsh,
Rudge, Mitchinson, Stuckey. Derby Co. 0 29,132
Oldham Ath.: Dowd; Wood, Whittle, McNeill, Leeds U.: Sprake; Reaney, Cooper, Bremner
Mulvaney, Bowie, Heath, Shaw, Fryatt, Bryceland, (Mann), Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Yorath,
Bebbington. Belfitt, Giles, Madeley.
Derby Co.: Boulton; Webster, Robson, Todd,
Tranmere R. 0 McFarland, Gemmill, McGovern, Wignall, O’Hare,
Preston N.E. 1 (McIlmoyle) 5,873 Hector, Hinton.
Tranmere R.: Lane; Dempsey, Farrimond,
Moorcroft, Molyneux, Moore, Russell, Beamish, THIRD ROUND
Crossley, Storton, Maher. OCT. 5
Preston N.E.: Brown; Spark, Ritchie, Bird, Blackpool 4 (Suddick, Green, Burns 2)
Hawkins, Spavin, Heppolette, Ham, MclIlmoyle, Colchester U. 0 11,042
Lyall, Clark.
Blackpool: Burridge; Hatton, Harrison, Booth;
W.B.A. 0 Alcock, Suddaby, Ainscow, Green, James, Suddick,
Burns.
Tottenham H. 1 (Pearce) 26,200
Colchester U.: Smith; Gilchrist, Owen, Burgess,
W.B.A.: Cumbes; Hughes, Minton, Cantello, Cram, Garvey, Bloss, Lewis, Simmons (Leslie),
Wile, Kaye, Suggett, Brown, MacLean, Hope, Gibbs, Mahon,
Hartford.
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles, Bolton W. 3 (Jones 3, 1 pen.)
Mullery, England, Beal, Coates, Perryman, Chivers Manchester C. 0 40,000
Peters, Pearce.
Bolton W.: Wright; Ritson, Mowbray, Waldron,
Hulme, Rimmer, Nicholson, Seddon, Jones,
West Ham U. 1 (Bonds) Greaves, Byrom.
Cardiff C. 1 (Foggon) 24,420 Manchester C.: Corrigan; Book, Donachie, Doyle,
West Ham U.: Ferguson, McDowell, Lampard, Booth, Towers, Summerbee, Jeffries, Davies, Lee,
Bonds, Taylor, Moore, Ayris, Best, Hurst, Brooking, Hill.
Robson.
Bristol R. 2 (Taylor, Jarman)
Cardiff C.: Eadie; Jones, Bell, Sutton, Murray,
Phillips, Gibson, Clark, Woodruff, Warboys, Charlton Ath. 1 (Treacy) 14,649
Foggon. Bristol R.: Sheppard; Roberts, Parsons, Godfrey,
Taylor, Prince, Jarman, Jones (W.), Allan, Jones,
York C. 2 (McMahon, Henderson) (R.), Fearnley.
Middlesbrough 2 (Downing, Hickton) 10,700 Charlton Ath.: Clarke; Bruck, Warman, Bond,
York C.: Hillyard; Mackin, Burrows, Lally, Went, Reeves, Flanagan, Treacy, Plumb (Ship-
Swallow, Topping, Henderson, McMahon, Aimson, perley), Davies, Peacock.
Calloway, Hewitt.
C. Palace 2 (Craven, Tambling pen.)
Middlesbrough: Whigham; Craggs, Jones, Stiles,
Aston Villa 2 (Hamilton, Lochhead) 21,179
Boam, Gates, Downing, Vincent, Maddren,
C. Palace.; Jackson; Payne, Wall, Goodwin,
Hickton, Laidlaw. McCormick, Blyth, Pinkney, Craven, Tambling,
Queen, Taylor.
SECOND ROUND REPLAYS Aston Villa: Hughes; Bradley, Aitken, Rioch,
Curtis, Beard, Graydon, Vowden, Lochhead,
Hamilton, Anderson.
SEPT. 14
Middlesbrough 1 (Craggs) Liverpool 1 (Heighway)
York C, 2 (Calloway, Henderson) 21,121 Southampton 0 29,964
Middlesbrough: Whigham; Craggs, Jones, Liverpool: Clemence; Lawler, Lindsay, Ross,
Stiles, Boam, Gates, Downing, Vincent, Maddren, Lloyd, Hughes, Thompson, Hall, Heighway,
Hickton, Laidlaw. Graham, Callaghan.
York C.: Hillyard; Mackin, Burrows, Lally, Southampton: Martin; Kirkup, Fry, Stokes,
Swallow, Topping, Henderson, McMahon, McGrath, Gabriel, Paine, Channon, Davies, O’Neil,
Aimson, Calloway, Hewitt. Jenkins.
623
Q.P.R. 4 (Morgan, McCulloch, Marsh pen., Saul) Torquay U. 1 (Stuckey)
Lincoln C. 2 (Freeman, Hubbard) 123723 Tottenham H. 4 (Peters pen., Chivers 2, Pane
QO.P.R.: Parkes; Clement, Gillard, Venables,
Hunt, Hazell, Morgan, Francis, McCulloch, Torquay U.: Donnelly; Glozier, Twitchin, Lucas,
Marsh, Saul. Edwards, Young, Skirton, Welsh, Jackson,
Mitchinson, Stuckey.
Lincoln C.: Kennedy (J.); Bloor, Taylor,
McMahon, Branston, Trevis (Kennedy, D.), Meath, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear; Knowles,
Hubbard, Freeman, Gilliver, Smith. Mullery, England, Beal, Coates (Pearce), Perryman,
Chivers, Peters, Gilzean.
Sheffield U. 3 (Currie, Woodward 2, 1 pen.)
York C. 2 (Swallow, Topping) 29,828 Watford 1 (Lindsay)
Sheffield U.: Hope, Badger, Barlow, Flynn, Preston N.E. 1 (Spavin) 8,853
Colquhoun, Hockey, Woodward, Salmons, Dearden, Watford: Walker; Butler, Williams, Welbourne,
Currie, Scullion. Eddy, Walley, McGettigan, Lugg, Wigg, Lindsay,
York C.: Hillyard; Mackin, Burrows, Lally, Franks.
Swallow, Topping, Henderson, McMahon (Rowles), Preston N.E.: Kelly; McMahon, McNab, Bird,
Aimson, Calloway, Hewitt. Hawkins, Spavin, Heppolette, Ham, Mcllmoyle,
Lyall, Clark (Ingram).
OCT. 6
Arsenal 4 (Radford 2, Kennedy, Graham) West Ham U. 0
Newcastle U. 0 34,071 Leeds U. 0 35,890
Arsenal: Wilson; Rice, Nelson, McLintock, West Ham U.: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard,
Simpson, Roberts, Armstrong, Kelly, Radford, Bonds, Taylor, Moore, Redknapp, Best, Hurst,
Kennedy, Graham. Brooking, Robson.
Newcastle U.; McFaul; Craig (David), Ellison, Leeds U.: Sprake; Davey, Cooper, Bremner,
Nattrass, Craig (Derek), Clark, Smith (Dyson), Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Yorath, Belfitt, Giles,
Tudor, Macdonald, Young, Hibbitt. Madeley.
Gillingham 1 (Yeo)
Grimsby T. 1 (Brace) 9,038
Gillingham: Shearing; McVeigh (Hill), Peach, THIRD ROUND REPLAYS
Galvin, Williams, Quirke, Tydeman, Knight, Wilks,
Watson, Yeo. OcT. 11
Grimsby _T.:; Wainman; Worthington, Campbell, Chelsea 2 (Baldwin, Osgood)
Simpson, Rathbone, Gray, Brace, Hickman, Tees,
Boylen, Woodward. Nottingham F. 1 (Moore) 24,817
Chelsea: Bonetti; Boyle, Harris, Hollins, Webb,
Hinton, Cooke, Baldwin, Osgood, Hudson, House-
Manchester U. 1 (Charlton)
man (McCreadie).
Burnley 1 (James) 44,400
Nottingham F.: Hulme; Hindley, Winfield,
_ Manchester U.; Stepney; O'Neil, Dunne, Gow- Chapman, O’Kane, Richardson, Lyons (White),
ling, James, Sadler, Morgan, Kidd, Charlton, Best, McKenzie, Martin, Jaekson, Moore,
Aston.
Burnley: Mellor; Docherty, Cliff, Bellamy,
Waldron, Dobson, Thomas (Kindon), West, Preston N.E. 2 (Spavin, McIlmoyle)
Fletcher, Casper, James, Watford 1 (Lugg) 12,436
Preston N.E.: Kelly; McMahon, Ritchie, Bird,
Nottingham F. 1 (McKenzie) Hawkins, Spavin, Heppolette, Ham, Mcllmoyle,
Chelsea 1 (Webb) 16,811 Lyall, Ingram.
Nottingham F.: Barron; Hindley, Winfield, Watford: Walker; Butler, Williams, Lugg,
Chapman, O’Kane, Fraser, Lyons (Rees), Mc- Baxter, Lees, McGettigan, (Wigg), Eddy, Franks,
Kenzie, Martin, Jackson, Moore. Lindsay, Packer,
Chelsea: Bonetti; McCreadie, Harris, Hollins,
Webb, Hinton, Hudson, Baldwin, Osgood, Boyle, OCT. 12
Garland (Dempsey).
Grimsby T. 1 (Boylen pen.)
Norwich C. 4 (Howard 2, Paddon, Payne) Gillingham 0 15,801
Carlisle U. 1 (Winstanley) 17,726
_Grimsby T.: Wainman; Worthington, Campbell,
Simpson, Rathbone, Gray, Brace, Hickman, Tees,
Norwich C.; Keelan; Payne, Butler, Stringer, Boylen, Woodward (Thompson).
Forbes, Anderson, Howard, Silvester, Livermore,
Paddon, Foggo. Gillingham: Shearing; Hill (H.), Hill (K.), Peach,
Galvin, Williams, uirke, Tyde » Knight,
Carlisle U.: Ross; Hemstead, Gorman, Ternent, Wilks, Watson, eon rea me
Winstanley, Sutton, Barton, Martin, Owen, Hatton,
Balderstone.
OCT. 13
Oxford U. 1 (Evanson) Aston Villa 2 (Lochhead, Graydon)
Stoke C. 1 (Greenhoff) 15,024 C. Palace 0 24,978
Oxford U.: Kearns; Way, Shuker, Roberts, Aston Villa: Hughes; Bradley, Aitken, Rioch,
Clarke, Evanson, Sloan, Skeen, Clayton, Cassidy, Curtis, Tiler, Graydon, Vowden, Lochhead,
Atkinson, Hamilton, Anderson.
Stoke C,: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith, C. Palace; Jackson; Payne, Wall, Goodwin,
Jump, Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Stevenson, McCormick, Blyth, Biaiiiecs Craven, Tambling,
Haslegrave. Jenkins, Taylor.
624
OCT 18 Bolton W.: Wright; Ritson, Mowbray, Waldron,
Burnley 0 Hulme, Rimmer, Nicholson, Seddon, Jones,
Jones, Greaves, Rowe.
Manchester U. 1 (Charlton) 27,133
Burnley: Mellor; Docherty, Cliff, Probert, Manchester U. 1 (Gowling)
Waldron, Dobson, Thomas, West, Fletcher, Casper,
James. Stoke C. 1 (Ritchie) 47,062
Manchester U.: Stepney; O’Neil, Dunne, Manchester U,: Stepney; O’Neil, Burns, Gowling,
Gowling, James, Sadler, Morgan, Kidd, Charlton, tyesie Sadler, Morgan, Kidd, Charlton, Law,
Law, Best. est.
Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith,
Stoke C, 2 (Ritchie, Haslegrave) Bloor, Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Mahoney,
Oxford U. 0 11,757 Jump.
Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith,
Bloor, Conroy, Greenhoff (Haslegrave), Ritchie, Tottenham H. 1 (Chivers)
Dobing, Jump. Preston N.E. 1 (Lyall) 30,338
Oxford U.: Kearns, Lucas, Shuker, Roberts, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles,
Clarke (C.), Evanson, Sloan, Atkinson (G.) (Skeen), Mullery, England, Beal, Neighbour, Perryman,
Clayton, Clarke (D.), Aylott. Chivers, Peters, Pearce.
Preston N.E.: Kelly; McMahon, Ritchie, Bird,
OCT. 20 Hawkins, Spavin, Heppolette, Ingram, MclIlmoyle,
Leeds U. 0 Lyall, Clark.
West Ham U. 1 (Best) after extra time 26,504
West Ham U. 2 (Hurst, Robson)
Leeds U.: Harvey; Reaney, Cooper, Bremner,
Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke, Jones (Gray), Liverpool 1 (Graham) 40,878
Giles, Madeley. West Ham U.: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard,
West Ham U.: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard, Bonds, Taylor, Moore, Redknapp, Best, Hurst
Bonds, Taylor, Moore, Redknapp, Best, Hurst, (Howe), Brooking, Robson.
Brooking, Robson. Liverpool; Clemence; Lawler, Ross, Smith,
Lloyd, Hughes, Graham, Evans, Heighway,
Toshack, Callaghan.
FOURTH ROUND
OCT. 26
Arsenal 0
FOURTH ROUND REPLAYS
Sheffield U. 0 44,061 NOY. 2
Arsenal: Barnett; Rice, Nelson, Storey, Roberts,
McLintock, Armstrong, George, Radford, Ken- Bristol R. 1 (Allan)
nedy, Graham. Q.P.R. 0 24,373
Sheffield U. Hope; Badger, Hemsley, Flynn, Bristol R.: Sheppard; Roberts, Parsons, Godfrey,
Colquhoun, Hockey, Woodward, Salmons, Taylor, Prince, Stephens, Jones (W.), Allan,
Dearden, Currie, Scullion. Jones (R.), Jarman.
Q.P.R.: Parkes; Clement, Hazell, Venables,
Blackpool 4 (Suddick, Green, James, Hutchison) Evans, Hunt, Morgan, Francis, Saul (Salvage),
Aston Villa 1 (Anderson) 20,193 Marsh, Ferguson.
Blackpool: Burridge; Hatton, Harrison, Suddaby,
Alcock, Simpkin, Hutchison, Green, James, NOV. 3
Suddick, Burns. Norwich C. 3 (Payne, Howard, Stringer)
Aston Villa: Hughes; Bradley, Aitken, Gregory, Grimsby T. 1 (Tees) 27,531
Turnbull, Tiler, Graydon, VYowden, Lochhead,
Hamilton, Anderson, Norwich C.: Keelan; Payne, Butler, Stringer,
Govier, Anderson, Livermore, Silvester, Howard,
Grimsby T. 1 (Gray) Paddon, Foggo.
Norwich C. 1 (Paddon pen.) 22,408 Grimsby T.: Wainman; Worthington, Gray,
Smith, Wigginton, Rathbone, Brace, Lewis, Tees,
Grimsby T.: Wainman; Worthington, Simpson, Hickman, Boylen,
Thomson, Wigginton, Gray, Brace, Hickman, Tees,
Lewis, Boylen.
NOV. 8
Norwich C.; Keelan; Payne, Butler, Stringer,
Forbes, Anderson, Livermore, Silvester, Howard, Bolton W. 0
Paddon, Foggo. Chelsea 6 (Cooke, Baldwin 3, Hollins 2, 1 pen.)
29,805
Q.P.R. 1 (Marsh) Bolton W.: Wright; Ritson, Mowbray, Nichol-
Bristol R. 1 (Jarman) 17,045 son, Hulme, Rimmer, Redfern, Seddon, Jones,
Q.P.R.: Parkes; Hazell, Clement, Venables, Greaves, Hunt.
Hunt, Evans, Busby, Francis, McCulloch (Morgan), Chelsea: Bonetti; Boyle, Harris, Hollins,
Marsh, Saul. Dempsey, Webb, Cooke, Baldwin, Osgood,
Bristol R : Sheppard; Roberts, Parsons, Godfrey, Hudson, Houseman,
Taylor, Prince, Stephens, Jones (W.), Fearnley,
Allan, Jarman, Preston N.E. 1 (Mcllmoyle)
Tottenham H, 2 (Chivers, Perryman) 28,000
OCT, 27 Preston N.E.: Kelly; McMahon, Ritchie, Bird,
Chelsea 1 (Hudson) Hawkins, Spavin, Heppolette, Clark, MclIlmoyle,
Bolton W. 1 (Rowe) 27,679 Lyall, Ingram.
Chelsea: Bonetti; Mulligan, Harris, Boyle, Webb, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles, Pratt,
Hinton, Baldwin, (Dempsey), Hollins, Osgood, England, Beal, Gilzean, (Collins), Perryman,
Hudson, Cooke. Chivers, Peters, Neighbour.
625
,
Sheffield U. 2 (Woodward, Reece) West Ham U.: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard
Arsenal 0 35,461 Brooking, Robson.
Sheffield U.: Hope, Badger, Hemsley, Flynn,
Colquhoun, Hockey, Woodward, Salmons, Reece, DEC. 22
Currie, Scullion. Chelsea 3 (Osgood Garland, Hollins pen.)
Arsenal: Wilson, Rice, Nelson, Kelly, Roberts, 43,330
Tottenham H. 2 (Naylor, Chivers)
McLintock, Armstrong, George, Radford, Ken-
nedy, Graham. Chelsea: Phillips; Mulligan, Harris, Hollins,
Dempsey, Webb, Garland, Cooke (Baldwin),
Stoke C. 0 Osgood, Hudson, Houseman.
Manchester U. 0 40,829 Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles, Coates,
Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Bloor, England, Beal, Pratt, Naylor, Chivers, Peters,
Jump, Conroy, Greenhoff, (Eastham), Ritchie, Pearce.
Dobing, Mahoney.
Manchester U. Stepney; O'Neil, Burns, Gowling, SEMI-FINAL SECOND LEGS
James, Sadler, Morgan, Kidd (Aston), Charlton,
Mcllroy, Best. DEC. 15
FOURTH ROUND SECOND REPLAY West Ham U. 0
Stoke C. 1 (Ritchie) (level aggregate after extra time
NOV. 15 =399) :
Stoke C. 2 (Dobing, Ritchie) West Ham: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard,
Manchester U. 1 (Best) 42,223 Bonds, Taylor, Moore, Redknapp, Best, Hurst,
Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith, Brooking, Robson.
Bloor, Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Dobing, Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Bloor,
Mahoney (Eastham). Skeels, Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Dobing,
Manchester U. Stepney; O’Neil, Burns, Gowling, Eastham (Mahoney).
James, Sadler, Morgan, Mcllroy, Charlton,
Sartori, Best. JAN. 5
Tottenham H. 2 (Chivers, Peters pen.)
FIFTH ROUND
Chelsea 2 (Garland, Hudson) (Chelsea won 5-4 on
NOV. 17 aggregate) 52-750
Norwich C. 0 Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles,
Chelsea 1 (Osgood) 35,927 Pratt (Pearce), England, Beal, Coates, Perryman,
Norwich C.: Keelan, Payne Butler, Stringer, Chivers, Peters, Gilzean.
Anderson, Briggs (Cheeseley), Livermore, Silvester, Chelsea: Bonetti; Mulligan, Harris, Hollins,
Howard, Paddon, Foggo. Dempsey, Webb, Cooke, Garland, Osgood,
Chelsea: Bonetti; Boyle, Harris, Hollins, Demp- Hudson, Houseman.
sey, Webb, Cooke, Baldwin, Osgood, Hudson,
Houseman.
SEMI-FINAL REPLAY
Tottenham H. 2 (Peters, Chivers)
JAN. 5
Blackpool 0 30,019
Stoke C. 0
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles, Pratt,
England, Beal, Coates (Neighbour), Perryman, West Ham U. 0 (at Hillsborough) 46,196
Chivers, Peters, Gilzean. Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith,
Blackpool: Burridge; Hatton, Mann, Suddaby, Bloor, Conroy, Dobing, Ritchie, Greenhoff
Alcock, Simpkin, Hutchison, Kemp, James, Booth (Skeels), Eastham.
(Wann), Burns West Ham U,: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard,
West Ham U. 5 (Robson 3, Best 2) Bonds, Taylor, Moore, Redknapp, Best, Hurst,
Brooking, Robson.
Sheffield U. 0 38,834
West Ham U.: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard,
Bonds, Taylor, Moore, Redknapp, Best, Hurst, SEMI-FINAL SECOND REPLAY
(Howe) Brooking, Robson.
JAN. 26
Sheffield U.: Hope, Badger, Goulding, Flynn,
Colquhoun, Hockey, Woodward, Salmons, Reece, Stoke C. 3 (Bernard, Dobing, Conroy)
Currie, Scullion. West Ham U. 2 (Bonds, Brooking) (Stoke won 5-4
NOV. 23 on aggregate) 49,247 (at Old Trafford)
Bristol R. 2 (Stubbs, Godfrey pen.) Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith,
Bioas Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Dobing, East-
Stoke C. 4 (Greenhoff, Smith, Bernard, Conroy) am.
West Ham U,: Ferguson; McDowell, Lampard,
Bristol R,: Sheppard; Roberts, Parsons, Godfrey,
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Taylor, Prince, Stephens, Jones (W.), Jones (R.),
Stubbs, Jarman.
Stoke C,: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith,
pee Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Dobing, East- FINAL
am. MAR, 4
Chelsea 1 (Osgood)
SEMI-FINAL FIRST LEGS
DEC. 8 Stoke C. 2 (Conroy, Eastham) 100,000
Stoke C. 1 (Dobing) Chelsea: Bonetti; Mulligan (Baldwin), Harris,
Hollins, Dempsey, Webb, Cooke, Garland, Osgood.
West Ham U, 2 (Hurst pen., Best) 36,400 Hudson, Houseman,
;
Stoke _C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Bloor, Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith,
Jays Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Dobing, East- , Greenhoff (Mah ey), a ,
am. Bloor, , Conroy
Dobing Eastham, (Mahon Ritchie
626
F.A. CHARITY SHIELD WINNERS 1908-71
1908 Manchester U. Q.P.R. 4-0 after 1-1 draw
1909 Newcastle U. Northampton 2-0
1910 Brighton Aston Villa 1-0
1911 Manchester U. Swindon T,
1912 Blackburn R. Q.P.R.
1913 Professionals Amateurs
1919 W.B.A. Tottenham H.
1920 Tottenham H. Burnley
1921 Huddersfield Liverpool
1922 No Competition
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Lloyd, Hughes, Callaghan, Evans (Toshack), Heighway, Graham, Hall (T hompson).
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A Great Season for Scotland
by Alex Cameron Daily Record, Glasgow
Rangers had beaten Moscow Dynamo 3-2, a victory which should have been heralded
across Europe for the skill and dash of the Scottish club. But, sadly, was recorded
chiefly as the ‘Battle of Barcelona’ because of the unruly field invasions by wildly over-
enthusiastic fans who were finally baton-charged by the Spanish police. It is an episode
better forgotten except to say every good supporter of Rangers hopes it will never
happen again. And that the club can eventually be given proper credit for winning a
major European tournament. The emergence of Rangers as a genuine power in Europe
is a good thing for Scottish football.
Since Jock Stein went to Celtic Park the monopoly of success has been almost entirely
with them. Not that there is any sign of Celtic’s power diminishing. They have won the
Scottish League for the seventh time, a feat never before achieved.
The big disappointment for the Celts was losing to Inter Milan in the semi-final of
the European Cup. And this because of a penalty miss by Dixie Deans after the second-
leg match was dead-locked following 30 minutes of extra time.
Inter scored with all five so they went to the final on a score of five penalty goals to
four. Manager Stein said afterwards: ‘We don’t consider we lost on football — but to
a circus turn’.
Celtic have some outstanding youngsters coming along. Like Kenny Dalglish, 20, who
has already been capped by Tommy Docherty and who is certain to go right to the
top. And Victor Davidson, Paul Wilson and Pat McCluskey.
Rangers have a player as promising as any — Derek Johnstone. He is 18 and manager
Willie Waddell has compared him to John Charles because of his ability to slot easily
into the centre half berth or move up to centre and head goals. Johnstone says: ‘I’d like
to play for Scotland but what I want most of all is to be in a winning Rangers side.’
What Scotland lacks is a really sustained challenge at the top. Aberdeen led for only
a short time but they lost their title chance when they showed too much deference to
Rangers towards the end of the season at Pittodrie and dropped a point. And then in the
following week they lost to Dunfermline who finished up being relegated along with
Clyde.
Airdrie had an outstanding finish to the season. They reached the final of the Texaco
Cup even though they were fighting grimly to avoid relegation.
Apart from the major success of Celtic and Rangers what did emerge is that there are
still plenty of young players on the way up.
‘The place is loaded with them,’ says Tommy Docherty. ‘Every time I look at a team
I see more and more of them.’ And when he weighed up Partick Thistle he saw men
like John Hansen, Alex Forsyth and goalkeeper Alan Rough — who all helped Thistle
to bring off the biggest shock of the season by beating Celtic 4-1 in the League Cup final.
Who are some of the other youngsters who are moving up the scale? Willie Young, the
young giant who plays centre half for Aberdeen. Ian Phillip, an all-purpose man with
Dundee, has been spoken about by scouts from all the top English clubs. Alex Cropley,
of Hibs, could have been the season’s outstanding youngster but for a bad ankle injury
which put him out of business with the season only two-thirds gone.
Alistair Hunter, of Kilmarnock is surely following in the footsteps of other fine
Rugby Park ’keepers like Bobby Ferguson, now of West Ham, and Campbell Forsyth,
who ended up with Southampton. Joe Filippi, of Ayr United, will develop into an
outstanding full back and is being nursed along carefully by manager Ally MacLeod.
The two teams who have been promoted, Dumbarton and Arbroath, are extremely
ambitious. And jolly good luck to them, too.
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Year Formed: 1903.

Ground: Pittodrie Stadium. Size: 110 x 71 yds. Capacity: 36,000 (10,000 seated).
Telephone; Aberdeen 21428, 53497.
Manager: Jimmy Bonthrone. Coach: George Murray.
Secretary: Robert Whyte. Trainer: Teddy Scott. ’ ;
Club Colours: Scarlet shirts, scarlet shorts with double white stripe.
Club Nickname : ‘The Dons’.
rice Attendance: 46,061, v Hearts, sede = oe 13th, 1954.
Present Aberdeen F.C. have had no other home but Pittoadrie.
European Competitions Entered: Fairs Cup, 1968-69; Cup Winners Cup, 1967-68, 1970-71. U.E.F.A. Cup
1971-72. ;
Record Transfer Fee Received: £125,000 from Manchester U. for Martin Buchan, March 1972.
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Aug 14 H Dundee D 1-1 0-1 Robb 20,000
18 A _ Clyde W 2-0 2-0 Harper 2 4,000
2) ~ *"Palkirk W 1-0 0-0 Harper 14,000
25 H Clyde W 5-0 0-0 Graham 3, Harper, Willoughby 15,000
28 A Dundee Ph30 ut Willoughby 13,000
Sept 1 A Falkirk L 1-3. 1-0 Forrest 20,000
League
Sept 4 H Dundee W 3-0 0-0 Harper, Robb, Willoughby 15,000
11. A _ St. Johnstone D 1-1 1-1 Robb 8,000
18 H_ Airdrieonians W 5-0 2-0 Graham, Harper 2, Robb 2 15,000
25 A Rangers W2-0 1-0 Murray, S., Harper 38,000
Oct 2 H Dunfermline Ath. W2-0 1-0 Murray, S., Harper (pen) 16,000
9 <A Kilmarnock W 3-0 0-0 Murray, S., Forrest. Harper 8,500
16 H_ Hibernian W 2-1 0-1 Harper, Young 25,000
23 A Morton W 1-0 1-0 Murray, S. 6,000
$07) TE! ePartick’ F, W 7-2 3-1 Forrest, Harper 3 (1 pen), Robb,
Willoughby 2 20,000
Nov 6 A_ Celtic D 1-1 0-0 McNeill (og) 64,000
13 H East Fife W 5-0 1-0 Hermiston, Harper, Robb, Taylor,
Young 14,000
20 A Motherwell W 4-0 2-0 Murray, S. 2, Forrest, Harper 6,251
27 H Hearts L 2-3 0-0 Harper, Robb 21,000
Dec 4 A _ Ayr U. W 5-1 2-0 Murray, S., Harper 2, Robb, Miller 8,000
11 H Clyde W 4-1 3-1 Buchan, M., Murray, G., Harper,
Willoughby 14,000
18 H Dundee U. W 3-0 1-0 Murray, S., Harper (pen), Willoughby 14,000
25. A Falkirk W 3-0 0-0 Harper 2, Miller 7,000
Jan 1 A Dundee Di-! 0-1 Harper (pen) 19,000
3. H_ St. Johnstone W 4-2 3-1 Harper, Graham 2, Murray, S. 23,000
8 A Airdrieonians W 2-1 1-0 Robb, Willoughby 5,500
15 H_ Rangers D 0-0 0-0 36,000
22 A Dunfermline Ath. L 0-1 0-1 6,500
29 H_ Kilmarnock Wi 42 2-1 Murray, S., Graham, Harper 2 14,000
Feb 12. A _ Hibernian D 2) FAA Harper 2 21,300
19 H = Morton W 1-0 1-0 Willoughby 15,000
Mar 4 A Partick T. 10-2 102 10,000
11 H Celtic D 1-1 0-0 Harper 33,000
21. +A East Fife W1-0 0-0 Harper 4,856
25 H Motherwell W 4-1—s1-1 Forrest, Harper 2 (1 pen), Robb 10,000
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TE SoG W 7-0 2-0 Harper 4, Taylor, Young, Miller 8,500
~_ 15) A Clyde D 0-0 0-0 “ 1,000
22 A Dundee U. L 0-2 0-2 5,000
29. HH Falkirk D 0-0 0-0 9,000
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Honours:
A oat Division 1, Champions: 1954-55. Runners-up: 1910-11, 1936-37, 1955-56, 1970-71,

Saath pe a ae TERRE SR: 1937, 1953, 1954, 1959, 1967.
cottish League Cup: Winners: , 1955-56. Runners-up: 1946-47. Drybrough : Wi :
Record Victory: 13-0 v Peterhead, Feb. 9th, 1923 (Scottish Cap). - 5 BN intel ae
Record Defeat: 2-9 vy Dundee, Apr. 17th, 1909.
Most League Points: 54, 1936-37, 1970-71.
Most Individual League Goals in Season: 38, B. Yorston, Division 1, 1929-30.
Most Capped Player: Graham Leggat, 9 (18), Scotland.
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Crone: Broomfield Park. Size: 112 x 68 yds. Capacity: 26,000 (2,000 seats).
Telephone: Airdrie 62067. ;
Manager: Jan MoM Cope 5 eel eae rea
: James McMillan. siotherapist: Adam Good. . .
Cen Coe : White shirt with Ped anions white shorts, stockings black with red and white tops.
Club Nicknarne: ‘Diamonds’ or ‘Onians’.
Record Attendance: 24,000, v Hearts, Division 1 1952.
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League Cup
Aug 14 A Dunfermline Ath. L 1-2 1-1 Jarvie 7,000
18 H Hearts clei Busby 6,000
21 4H St. Johnstone L 1-3 0-1 Busby 5,000
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28 H Dunfermline Ath. W41-0 0-0 Menzies (pen) 4,000
Sept 1 A St. Johnstone Wi1-0 0-0 Coburn (og) 4,700
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11a Partick. D 1-1 1-0 Jarvie 7,000
18 A Aberdeen L 0-5 0-2 15,000
250 LL Celtic L 0-5 0-2 20,000
Oct 2 A Dundee U. L 0-5 0-4 5,000
Osh Hwa WE | ape BE! Whiteford, D., Walker 2 (1 pen) 3,500
16 A _ Hearts D 1-1 0-0 Walker 11,000
23H East Fife Di-1 = 1-1 Whiteford, D. 4,000
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13. H_ Hibernian D 2-2. (2-1 Whiteford, D. 2 5,000
20 A_ Kilmarnock L 2-5 0-1 Jarvie, Wilson 3,000
27 4H St. Johnstone W 5-4 2-0 Cowan, Jarvie 2, Young, Rennie (og) 3,500
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11 H Morton L 2-4 2-0 Busby 2 4,000
18 A Rangers L 0-3 0-3 18,000
25 H Clyde D 1-1 =O-1 Whiteford, D. 5,000
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3 -cAl* Partick. L 2-4 1-2 Walker (pen), Whiteford, J. 7,000
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Li Be Falkirk W 2-0 1-0 Caldwell, Busby 5,000
21 A Hibernian W 3-1 2-0 Busby, Jarvie, Wilson 6,000
25 H_ Kilmarnock L 0-4 0-2 4.500
29 H Dundee U. D i-1 1-1 Jarvie 4,000
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8 H Dundee W 42 2-0 Whiteford, D., Busby, Fury 2 4,200
15 A’ Morton D 2-2 «*1-1 Busby, Jarvie 4,500
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29°— Av Clyde D 0-0 0-0 4.500
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Honours:
cram ae Pig rewitne iirc 1922-23, 1923-24, 1924-25, 1925-26.
ivision 2, Champions: : 5. Runners-up: 1946-47, 1949- —
Scottish Cup: Winners: 1924. i : ae Sieg
Scottish League Cup: None.
Record Victory; 11-1 v Falkirk, Division 1, 1950-51.
Record Defeat: 1-11 v Hibernian, Division 1, 1959-60.
Most League Points: 57, Division 1, 1924-25.
Most Individual League Goals in Season: 45, H. G. Yarnall, Division 1, 1916-17.
Most Capped Player: J. Crapnell, 9, Scotland.
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Ground: Somerset Park. Size: 111 x 75 yds. Capacity :25,000 (1,500 seats).
Telephone: Ayr 63435. .
Manager: Alistair MacLeod, Coach: Sam McMillan.
Secretary: John Robertson.
Club Colours: White shirts with black facings, black shorts, black and white stockings.
Club Nickname; ‘The Honest Men’. vig
Record Attendance: 25,225, v Rangers, Division 1, Sept. 13, 1969.
H/Time
League Cup
Aug 14H Morton D 1-1 0-0 McGovern 5,200
18 A _ Rangers L 0-4 0-3
Die Geltic L 0-3 0-0 20,000
25 H_ Rangers L 0-4 0-2 15,000
28 A Morton L 0-2 0-1 5,000
Sept 1 A _ Celtic L 1-4 1-2 Doyle 16,500
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Sept 4H Morton W 1-0 0-0 Doyle 6,000
11. A Kilmarnock W2-1 = 1-1 Mitchell (pen), Ingram 9,000
18 H Dunfermline Ath. D 1-1 0-0 Ingram 6,000
25 A _ Hibernian L 0-1 0-1 9,000
Oct 2) BH Dundee D0-0 0-0 5,800
9 A Airdrieonians. W 4-3 1-1 Graham 4 (1 pen) 3,500
16 H Clyde L 0-1 0-0 6,200
23 A_ St. Johnstone L 0-2 0-0 4,000
30 Hi Celtic L 0-1 0-1 18,000
Nov 6 A_ East Fife D 2-2. 2-1 Whitehead, Stevenson 3,000
13 H Motherwell Di-l 0-1 Graham 4,800
20 A Hearts L 0-1 0-0 9,500
27 H_ Rangers re aes Ee) Fillipi 15,100
Dec 4 H_ Aberdeen L 1-5 0-2 Graham (pen) 8,000
11 A Dundee U. D 2-2 1-1 Mitchell, McGovern 4,000
18 H_ Falkirk L 0-3 0-0 3,200
25. A __ Partick T. W 1-0 0-0 Robertson 7,500
Jan 1 A Morton W 3-0 0-0 McGregor, Stevenson 2 (1 pen) 4,500
3. H_ Kilmarnock D 0-0 0-0 15,000
8 A Dunfermline Ath. D 1-1 1-1 Fillipi 5,000
1s of Hibernian L 1-2 6-41 Doyle 6,200
22 A Dundee L 1-5 0-4 Graham 5,500
29 H_ Airdrieonians Di-1 1-0 Doyle 2,000
Feb 12. A_ Clyde L 0-3 0-1 1,900
19 H_ St. Johnstone D 0-0 0-0 4,800
Mar 4 A_ Celtic L 0-2 0-0 23,000
11 H_ East Fife W 4-0 1-0 Ingram, Graham 2, McLean 4,500
21 A Motherwell D2-2 2-1 Fillipi, Graham 4,093
25 H Hearts W 1-0 1-0 Anderson (og) 5,500
Apr 8 A_ Aberdeen L 0-7 0-2 8,500
15S H Dundee VU. W 4-2 (2-0 McLean 4 (1 pen) 3,800
22 A Falkirk L 0-3 0-0 5,000
29 H Partick T. W 4-0 2-0 Graham 4 (2 pen) 4,000
May 1 A _ Rangers I, 2-4 2-1 Ingram 2 3,000
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Ground: Celtici Park. Size:
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115 x 75 yds. Capacity: Tele-
Year Formed: 1888.
2710. Manager: Jock Stein. Coach: Neil Mochan. Secretary: Desmond Net CA.
phone: 041-554
Ass. Manager: Sean Fallon. Club Colours: Green and white hooped shirts, white shorts. Club Nickname:
‘The Bloys’. Record Attendance: 92,000, v Rangers, Division 1, Jan. Ist, 1938. European a eo
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Entered: European Cup, 1966-67 (Winners); OT Oe
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Honena: Scottish League Division 1, Champions: 1892-93, 1893-94, 1895-96, 1897-98, 1904-5, ober:
1906-7,1907-8, 1908-9, 1909-10, 1913-14, 1914-15, 1915-16, 1916-17, 1918-19, 1921-22, 1925-26, 1 —36,
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League Cup
Aug 14 H_ Rangers W 2-0 0-0 Dalglish (pen), Johnstone 73,000
18 A Morton Wi1-0 0-0 Lennox 15,000
2 A RAyr UO: W 3-0 0-0 Dalglish, Hay, Hughes 20,000
25H Morton L 0-1 0-0 27,000
28 A Rangers W 3-0 0-0 Callaghan, Dalglish, Lennox 74,000
205 Ar U W 4-1 2-1 Dalglish, Hay, Lennox, Macari 16,500
Sept 8 A Clydebank W 5-0 2-0 Callaghan, Hood, Macari 2, Wallace 10,000
22 4H Clydebank W 6-2 2-1 Hood 3, Macari 2, Ruddy (og) 16,000
Oct 6 St. Mirren W 3-0 0-0 Hay, Hood, Lennox 30,000
23 Partick T. L 1-4 0-4 Dalglish 62,740
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11 A Rangers W 3-2—«1-2 Dalglish, Johnstone, Macari 69,000
18 H = Morton W 3-1 9-2-0 Hood, Lennox, Clark (og) 35,000
25 A Airdrieonians W 5-0 2-0 Dalglish, Lennox, Macari 3 20,000
Oct 2 H_ St. Johnstone L 0-1 0-1 40,000
9 A _ Hibernian W 1-0 0-0 Macari 40,671
16 H Dundee W 3-1 1-0 Dalglish 3 32,000
27 A Dunfermline Ath. W 2-1 0-1 McNeill, Lennox 14,000
300 TA -Agr UO: W 1-0 1-0 Dalglish 18,000
Nov 6 H_ Aberdeen D 1-1 0-0 Hood 64,000
13. A Dundee U. W 5-1—s0-1 Dalglish, Hood 2 (1 pen), Lennox,
Macari 18,000
20 H_ Falkirk W 2-0 1-0 Dalglish, McNeill 25,000
27 A Partick T: W 5-1 3-1 Dalglish, Hood, Johnstone, Deans,
Strachan (og) 35,000
Dec 4 H_~ Kilmarnock W 5-1 —=—‘1-0 Dalglish 2, Johnstone 2, Deans 28,000
11 H_ East Fife W 2-1 ‘1-1 Deans 2 20,000
18 A Motherwell W 5-1 4-1 Dalglish 2, Johnstone, Lennox, Deans 19,000
25 H_ Hearts W 3-2~— 2-1 Hood, Johnstone, Deans 34,000
Jan 1 A Clyde W7-0 5-0 Dalglish, Hood 2, Deans 2,
Mulheron (og), Glasgow (og) 15,000
3. _H_ Rangers W 2-1 1-0 Brogan, Johnstone 77,811
8 A Morton D 1-1 1-1 Hood 18,000
15. H_ Airdrieonians W 2-0 1-0 Dalglish, Lennox 27,000
22. A St. Johnstone W 3-0 1-0 Dalglish, Deans 2 af.) asco
29. H_ Hibernian W 2-1 0-1 Hood, Deans 38,500
Feb 19 H Dunfermline Ath. W 41-0 0-0 Macari 20,000
Mar 4 H Ayr U. W 2-0 0-0 Deans 2 23,000
11 A Aberdeen D i-l 0-0 Lennox 33,000
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___ 8 A _Kilmarnock ____ W3-1__1-0 Davidson, Wilson, Deans 14,000
15 A_ East Fife W 3-0 2-0 Hood, Deans 2 12,086
22H Motherwell W 5-2 3-1 Murdoch 2, (2 pen), Lennox, Deans 2 20,000
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Year Formed: 1877. .

Ground: Shawfield Stadium, Glasgow C.5. Size: 110 x 70 yds. Capacity 25,000 (2,000 seats).
Telephone: 041-647 6329.
Manager|Sec.: Archie Robertson.
Coach: Mike Clinton. Trainer: Jimmy Stevenson.
Club Colours: White shirts with red facings, black shorts.
Club Nickname: ‘The Bully Wee’. a:
Record Attendance: 52,000 v Rangers, Division 1, Nov. 21st, 1908.
H/Time
League Cup
Aug 14 A_ Falkirk L 2-5 1-4 Hulston 2 5,500
18 H Aberdeen L 0-2 0-2 4,000
21 H Dundee L 0-1 0-0 1,800,
25 A Aberdeen L 0-5 0-0 15,000
28 4H Falkirk L 0-1 0-1 2,502
Sept 1 A Dundee L 0-3 0-1 6,030
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Sept 4 A _ Celtic L 1-9 0-5 Sullivan 30,000
11H Motherwell W 2-0 1-0 Hulston, Flanagan 2,200
18 A _ Partick T. D 2-2 1-2 Flanagan, Hastings 8,000
25 H_ East Fife L 0-1 0-0 2,000
Oct 2 A tiFaikik L.-1-3 ©7103 MacDonald 7,000
9 H Hearts L 0-1 0-1 3,656
16 A ® Ayr U. W 1-0 0-0 McBride 6,200
23 H Dundee U. L 0-3 0-1 1,500 9
30 H_ Hibernian W 2-1 0-0 Burns, McBride 3,500
Nov 6 A _ Kilmarnock L 1-2. 1-0 McGrain 4,000
13. H_ St, Johnstone L 1-2 1-0 Hay 2,000
20 A Dundee D 0-0 0-0 4,700
27 H_ Morton L 1-2 1-0 McBride 1,800
Dec 4 A_ Rangers L 0-1 0-0 22,000
11 A Aberdeen L 1-4 1-3 McBride 14,000
18 H Dunfermline Ath. W2-1 1-0 Burns, Thomson 2,000
25 A _ Airdrieonians Di-1. 1-0 McBride 5,000
Jan 1 H_ Celtic RO 15,000
3. A Motherwell E14" VI=8 McGrain 6,600
8 H_ Partick T. L 0-2 0-2 5,500
15 <A East Fife D 2-2 2-1 Hulston 2 4,148
22 4H Falkirk W 3-1 ~—s 1-1 Sullivan, Hulston 2 (1 pen) 2,500
29 A Hearts L 0-2 0-1 7,000
Feb 12. Hy Ayr U: W 3-0 1-0 McHugh, Flanagan 2 1,900
19 A Dundee U. D 3-3. 2i Hulston, Flanagan 2 4,000
Mar 4 A Hibernian L 0-1 0-0 8,000
11 HH Kilmarnock L 0-3 0-2 1,500
18 <A_ St. Johnstone W 1-0 0-0 McVie 2,200
25 H Dundee D 1-1 OO McVie 1,500
Apr 8 H_ Rangers D 1-1 1-0 Millar 7,500
12. A Morton L 0-4 0-2 4,000
15 H_ Aberdeen D0-0 0-0 1,000
22 A Dunfermline Ath. D 2-2 0-1 Sullivan, Flanagan 5,000
29 H_ Aijirdrieonians D0-0 0-0 4,500
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retish oe e 2, Champions: 1904-5, 1951-52, 1956-57, 1961-62. Runners-up 1903-4, 1905-6,
Scottish F.A. Cup: Winners: 1939, 1955, 1958. Runners-up: 1910, 1912, 1949,
Record Victory: 11-1 y Cowdenbeath, Division 2, Oct. 6th, 1951.

Record Defeat: 0-11 v Rangers, Scottish Cup, 4th Rd., 1880-81.
Most Individual League Goals in Season: 32, W. Boyd, 1932-33.
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Year Formed: 1893.

Ground: Dens Park. Size: 110 x 75 yds. Capacity: 38,500 (4,750 seats).
Telephone: Dundee 86104,
Manager: David White. Coach: Harold Davis.
Secretary: lan Gellatly. Physiotherapist : Eric Ferguson.
Club Colours: White shirts, Dark blue shorts, red stockings.
Club Nickname: ‘Dens Parkers’ or ‘The Dee’.
Record Attendance: 43,024, v Kangers, Scottish Cup, 1953. :
Previous Name: East End and ‘Our Boys’ amalgamated to become Dundee in 1893,
Previous Ground; Caroline Park 1893-98. : k 4
__European Competitions Entered: European Cup, 1962-63 (semi-final); Cup Winners Cup, 1964-65; Fairs
Cup, 1967-68 (semi-final), U.E.F.A. Cup 1971-72.
Record Transfer Fee Received: £72,000, from Tottenham H. for Alan Gilzean, Dec. 1964.
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Aug 14 A_ Aberdeen D i-1_ 1-0 Duncan 20,000
18 H_ Falkirk D222) 8Del Johnston, Wallace 8,500
21 A Clyde W1-0 0-0 Wilson, R. 1,800
25. A Falkirk L 0-1 0-0 6,000
28 H_ Aberdeen W 3-1~—siI-1 Houston, Wallace 2 13,000
Sept 1 H Clyde W 3-0 1-0 Bryce, Scott, J. 2 6,030
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11 H Dundee VU. W 6-4 2-1 Bryce 2, Wallace 2, Scott, J. 2 (1 pen) 14,000
18 A_ East Fife W 5-2 4-1 Johnston, Wallace 4 5338
25 4H. Hearts D 0-0 0-0 10,500
Oct. -2:- -A— Ayr U. D 0-0 0-0 5,800
9 H_ Falkirk W 4-0 1-0 Duncan, Wallace 2, Markie (og) 7,500
16 A_ Celtic L 1-3 0-1 Duncan 32,000
27 Hi Partick T. D0-0 0-0 10,000
30 A Motherwell W 3-1 0-1 Duncan 2, Wallace 3,812
Nov 6 H_ Morton L 0-1 0-1 6,000
13. A Rangers W 3-2 3-1 Johnston, Kinninmonth, Wallace 35,000
20 H_ Clyde D0-0 0-0 4,700
27 A Dunfermline Ath W2-1 1-0 Duncan, Wallace 5,000
Dec 4 H_ Airdrieonians W 4-1 3-1 Duncan, Scott, J. 3 (1 pen) 5,000
11. A Hibernian L 0-1 0-0 10,000
18 H_- Kilmarnock W 2-0 0-0 Wallace, Scott, J. 4,800
25 A_ St. Johnstone D 0-0 0-0 6,800
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3. A Dundee U. D 1-1 0-1 Steele 19,000
8 H_ East Fife D 0-0 0-0 4,000
15. A — Hearts W 5-2. 1-0 Duncan 2, Scott I, Wallace 2 9,000
22—~-H-Ayr- Ge W S-1 =—4-0 Duncan, Scott I. 2, Scott J. 2 (1 pen) 5,500
29 A Falkirk D i-1 0-0 Duncan 5,000
Feb 19 A_ Partick T. D 0-0 0-0 7,000
Mar 4 H = Motherwell W 2-0 0-0 Wallace, Muir (og) 5,000
11 A Morton D 2-2. (2-1 Wallace, Scott J. 3,200
25 A _ Clyde D 1-1 0-0 Johnston 1 500
Apr 1 H_ Dunfermline Ath. W41-0 1-0 Scott J. 5,000
8 A Airdrieonians L 2-4 0-2 Scott I., Scott J. (pen) 4,200
10 H_ Rangers W 2-0 0-0 Stewart, Scott I. 12,000
17. H_ Hibernian L 1-2 0-1 Wilson 9,500
22 <A _ Kilmarnock W 3-0 1-0 Johnston, Duncan, Scott J. 4,000
29 H_ St. Johnstone L 1-3. 1-2 Duncan 5,500
May 1 H Celtic D 1-1 1-0 Scott I. 10,500
Honours:
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Division League: Division 1946-41.
% Champions: 1, Champions:
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Scottish Cup: Winners: 1910, Runners-up: 1925, 1952, 1964.
ae oe a Wimmer: 1951752, 1952-53. Runners-up: 1967-68.
ecord Victory: 10-0 v Alloa, Division{2, March 8th, 1947 and v Dunfermline, Divisi
Record Defeat: 0-11 v Celtic, Division 1, Oct. 26th, 1895. Nees 2 Mere ind eae
Most Individual League Goals in Season: 38, D. Halliday, 1923-24,
Most Capped Player: A, Hamilton, 24, Scotland.
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Year Formed: 1910 as Dundee Hibernians, became Dundee U. in 1923.

Ground: Tannadice Park. Size: 110 x 74 yds. Capacity: 28,500 (2,500 seats).
Telephone: Dundee 86289. ' ‘ .
General Manager|Secretary: Jerry Kerr. Physiotherapist: Andy Dickson.
Team Manager: Jim McLean. ,
Club Colours: All tangerine with black facings.
Club Nickname : ‘Tangerines’. ;
Record Attendance: 28,000, v Barcelona, Fairs Cup, 1966.
European Competitions Entered: Fairs Cup, 1966-67, 1969-70. ,
Record Transfer Fee Received: £50,000, from Newcastle U. for Ian Mitchell, Oct. 1970.
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League Cup
Aug 14 H_~ Kilmarnock W 1-0 0-0 Reid, A. 7,500
18 A Hibernian L 0-2 0-0 12,700
21 H Motherwell D 2-2 0-0 Cameron, K., Traynor 6,000
25 H_ Hibernian L 1-4 1-1 Gordon 7,000
28 A Kilmarnock L 2-4 1-2 Cameron, K., Gordon 4,800
Sept 1 A Motherwell W 3-1 =—0-0 Rolland 2, Reid, A. 2,760
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Sept 4 H_ St. Johnstone D 3-3 (3-1 Rolland, Gordon, Reid, A. 8,000
11 A Dundee L 4-6 1-2 Rolland 2, Smith, D. (pen), Gordon 14,000
18 H_ Hibernian L 1-4 1-1 Cameron, K. 5,000
25. A- Kilmarnock L 0-2 0-1 3,000
Oct 2 H_ Airdrieonians W 5-0 4-0 Rolland, Copland 3, Devlin 5,000
9 A Morton W 2-1 =+1-0 Rolland, Copland 5,500
16 H_ Rangers L 1-5 0-4 Copland 17,000
23 -A Clyde W 3-0 1-0 Henry, Copland, White, A. 1,500
30 H_ Falkirk L 3-5 1-3 Copland, Gordon, Gray 3,500
Nov 6 A_ Partick T. L 1-3 1-3 Reid, I. 8,000
13. H_= Celtic L 1-5 1-0 Gordon 18,000
20 <A_ East Fife W 1-0 0-0 Traynor 2,700
27 H Motherwell W 2-0 1-0 Copland, Gordon 3,000
Dec 4 A _ Hearts De 2-3eie} Gordon, Traynor 10,000
LS wAsrtE D 2-2 1-1 Cameron, K., Traynor 4,000
18 A Aberdeen L 0-3 0-1 14,000
25. H Dunfermline Ath. W 3-2 2-1 Cameron, J., Cameron, K. (pen), Gordon 3,000
Jan 1 A _ St. Johnstone L 0-2 0-1 7,900
3H Dundee D 1-1 +1-0 Cameron, K. 19,000
8 A Hibernian L 0-3 0-1 9,000
15 H = Kilmarnock L 1-2 1-1 Traynor 3,000
29H Morton W 2-1 0-0 Copland, Mitchell 3.600 =
Feb 12 A_ Rangers L 0-1 0-0 15,000
19 H Clyde D 3-3 1-2 Cameron, K., Knox, Fleming 4,000
Mar 4 A Falkirk D 1-1 1-1__Knox LS
11H Partick T. W 1-0 0-0 White, A. 4,500
25 H_ East Fife D 2-2 1-1 Mitchell 2 4,000
29 A Airdrieonians D 1-1 «1-1 Knox 4,000
Apr 1 A Motherwell W1-0 0-0 Knox 2,234
8 H Hearts W 3-2 (0-1 Cameron, K., White, A., Kopel 4,500
ISM OCnA Va Oe L 2-4 0-2 White, A., Mitchell 3,800
22 HH Aberdeen W 2-0 2-0 Smith, D. (pen), Mitchell 5,000
25) Aue Celtic L 0-3 0-0 13,000
29 A Dunfermline Ath. W 1-0 1-0 Cameron, K. 8,500
Honours:
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Most League Points: 51, Division os 1928-29.
Most Individual League Goals in Season: 25, F. Dossing, 1965-66,
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ear Formed: 1907.
raat - Bast End Park. Size: 115 x 75 yds. Capacity: 27,000 (3,050 seats).
Telephone: Dunfermline 24295.
Manager: George Miller. Physiotherapist: Andy Stevenson.
Secretary: Jim McConville.
Club Colours: All white.
Club eens : iat eet eiaclecemmminns
; tendance : 27,816, v ic, Division 1, : :
Bees Chamois Entered: Cup Winners Cup, 1961-62, 1968-69; Fairs Cup, 1962-63, 1964-65
1965-66, 1966-67, 1969-70.
H/Time
League Cup
Aug 14. H_ = Airdrieonians W 2-1 1-1 McBride 2 7,000
18 A _ St. Johnstone Dp te Bet Mitchell 5,500
21 AH Hearts Wi1-0 1-0 Gardner 7,000
25 H_ St. Johnstone L 0-2 0-1 8,000
28 A _ Airdrieonians L 0-1 0-0 4,000
Sept 1 A Hearts L 0-4 0-1 5,600
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i His Hearts EL. 1-4) 40-3 Paterson 8,000
18) VAR VAyniv= D 1-1 0-0 Scott 6,000
25 H Motherwell D 1-1 0-0 Mitchell 6,000
Oct 2 A _ Aberdeen Ey 2 20-1 16,000
9 HH Partick T, D 2-2. 1-0 McNicoll, O’Neill 7,000
16 A Falkirk E12 Ti-4 Mitchell 6,000
27 *H® ‘Celtic L 1-2 1-0 Gillespie 14,000
30 H_ Aijirdrieonians W 1-0 0-0 Millar 5,000
Nov 6 A __ Hibernian L 0-2 0-1 8,000
13. H_ Kilmarnock L 0-1 0-0 3,500
20 A_ St. Johnstone D 0-0 0-0 4,000
27 H_ Dundee 1-2) Ot Mitchell 5,000
Dec 4 A_ Morton L 0-1 0-1 4,000
11 H_ Rangers L 0-2 0-1 14,000
18 A Clyde L 1-2 0-1 Mitchell 2,000
25 A Dundee U. L 2-3 1-2 O’Neill, Mitchell 3,000
Jan 1 H_ East Fife D 2-2 1-2 Gardner, Millar (pen) 5,500
3 A Hearts D i-1~—=s1-1 Gardner 13,500
8 H_ AyrU. Di-l 1-1 Gardner 5,000
15 A Motherwell L 1-4 0-2 Millar (pen) 4,603
22 H_ Aberdeen Wi1-0 1-0 Gillespie 6,500
29 A’ Partick T- L 0-2 0-0 8,000
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Honours:
Scottish League: Division 2, Champions: 1925-26. Runners-up: 1912-13, 1933-34, 1954-.55,
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Scottish Cup: Winners: 1961, 1968. Finalists: 1965.
Scottish League Cup: Finalists: 1949-50.
Record Victory: 11-2 y Stenhousmuir, Division 2, 1930-31.
Record Defeat: 0-10 v Dundee, Division 2 March 22nd, 1947,
Most League Points: 59, Division 2, 1925— 26.
Most Individual League Goals in Season: 31, A. Ferguson, 1965-66,
Most capped player: Wilson, A. N. 6 (12).
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Year Formed: 1903.

Address: Bayview Park, Methil, Fife, Scotland. Capacity: 25,000.
Telephone: Leven 2323.
Manager: Pat Quinn.
Secretary: Tom Clark
Colours; Gold jerseys, black shorts, white stockings.
Record Attendance: 22,515, v Raith R., Division 1, Jan. 2nd, 1950.
Club Nickname: ‘The Fifers’.
A/Time
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Aug 14 A Raith R. L 1-2 0-0 McPhee 7,500
18 Ho Partick T: 2-3" 1-2 Finlayson, Hughes 4,500
21 A Arbroath D 2-2 0-2 Borthwick, Honeyman 2,678
25 A Partick T. D 1-1 0-0 Honeyman 5,000
28" BH RaithiRe Di-1 1-0 Bernard 5,206
Sept 1 H Arbroath L 0-2 0-0 2,703
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11 A Hibernian L 1-2 0-1 McPhee 10,900
18 H Dundee L 2-5 1-4 Honeyman, Hughes 5,538
25. A Clyde W 1-0 0-0 Dailey 2,000
Oct 2 H_- Morton L 0-6 0-3 4,000
9 A Rangers L 0-3 0-1 20,000
16 H_- Kilmarnock W 2-0 1-0 Dailey 2 3,495
23 A Airdrieonians D 1-1 1-1 Walker 4,000
30 A Hearts D 1-1 0-1 Dailey 10,000
Nov 6 H_= Ayr U. D 2-2. 1-2 Dailey, Honeyman 3,000
13. A Aberdeen L 0-5 . 0-1 14,000
20 H Dundee U. L 0-1 0-0 2,700
27 +A Falkirk Di-!= 0-1 Hughes 4,000
Dec 4 H_ Partick T. L 1-3 0-0 McPhee 3,892
11 A Celtic L 1-2 1-1 Hughes 20,000
18 H_ St. Johnstone D 2-2 1-1 Hughes, McPhee 3,300
25 H Motherwell D 1-1 0-0 Dailey 4,100
Jan 1 A Dunfermline Ath. D 2-2 2-1 McPhee, Callaghan (og) 5,500
3. H_ Hibernian W 2-1 «1-0 Hughes, McPhee 8,217
8 A Dundee D 0-0 0-0 4,000
1S H Clyde D 2-2 1-2 Honeyman, McLaren 4,148
22 A Morton D 0-0 0-9 2,500
29 H_ Rangers L 0-1 0-1 12,018
Feb 12. A Kilmarnock W 3-2 2-2 Borthwick 2, Hamilton 3,500
19 H_ Airdrieonians D 1-1 0-0 McPhee 5,807
Mar 4 4H_ Hearts D 2-2. 1-0 Borthwick 2 5,915
Ar Aye: L 0-4 0-1 4,500
21H Aberdeen L 0-1 0-0 4,856
25 A _ Dundee U. D 2-2 ‘1-1 Hughes 2 4,000
Apr 1 H_ Falkirk D 2-2 1-0 McPhee2 2,500
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1S H_ Celtic L 0-3 0-2 12,086
22 A_ St. Johnstone W 1-0 1-0 McPhee 3,400
29. A Motherwell DMet fue Hughes 4,315
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Honours:
Scottish League, Division 2, Champions: 1947-48. Runners-up: 1929-1930, 1970-71.

Scottish Cup, Winners: 1938; Runners-up: 1927, 1950.
Scottish League Cup, Winners: 1947-48, 1949-50, 1953-54.
Most capped player: G. Aitken 5(8) Scotland.
Record Victory: 13-2 v Edinburgh City, Division 2, Dec. 11th, 1937.
Record Defeat: 0-9 v Hearts, Division 1, Oct. 5th, 1957.
Most Individual League Goals in a season: 30, C. Fleming, 1952-53.
Most Capped Player: D. Duncan 3 (Scotland).
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Year Formed: 1876,

Ground: Brockville Park. Size: 110 x 70 yds. Capacity: 24,000 (2,750 seats).
Telephone: Falkirk 24121, ; ’
Manager: Willie Cunningham. Coach: Ronnie McKenzie.
Secretary: Charles Taylor. : : :
Club Colours: Navy blue shirts, white shorts, blue and white stockings.
Club Nickname : ‘The Bairns’.
Rechra Attendance :23,100, v Celtic, Scottish Cup, 3rd Rd. Feb. 21st, 1953,
Al/Time
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Aug 14 H_ Clyde W 5-2 «4-1 Miller (pen), Ferguson, Hoggan, Jack 2 5,500
18 A Dundee D 2-2. 1-2. Markie, Ferguson 8,500
21 A Aberdeen L 0-1 0-0 14,000
25 H Dundee W 1-0 0-0 Setterington 6,000
28 A Clyde W1-0 1-0 Young 2,502
Sept 1 H Aberdeen W 3-1—0-1 McLaughlin, Ferguson 2 20,000
8 H_ Hibernian W2-0 1-0 Miller (pen), Young 20,000
22 A _ Hibernian L 0-1 0-0 27,800
Oct 4 N_ Partick T. L.022>20-1 22,000
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11 A Morton )Ba ec fn Ee Hoggan 7,200
18 H_ Rangers L 0-3 0-1 20,000
25 A_ St. Johnstone L. 2-3... 1-0 Ferguson, Setterington 5,585
Oct 2 H Clyde W 3-1 «3-0 =Roxburgh 2, McHugh (og) 7,000
9 A Dundee L 0-4 0-1 7,500
16 H Dunfermline Ath. W 2-1 1-1 Shirra, Young 6,000
23. A Hibernian L 0-6 0-2 9,000
30 A Dundee VU. W 5-3 3-1 Ferguson 2, Hoggan, Young, Somner 3,500
Nov 6 H _ Airdrieonians L 1-2 0-0 Miller (pen) 5,000
13. H_ Partick T. D 0-0 0-0 7,000
20 A_ Celtic L 0-2 0-1 25,000
27 4H _ East Fife D 1-1 1-0 Miller (pen) 4,000
Dec 4 A Motherwell L 1-2. 0-0 Somner 3,827
11 H Hearts W 2-0 2-0 Miller (pen), Setterington 7,500
18 A Ayr U. W 3-0 0-0 Ferguson, Somner, Fleming (og) 3,200
25 H_ Aberdeen L 0-3 0-0 7,000
Jan 1 A_ Kilmarnock L 0-2 0-0 6,200
3H Morton W 2-1 1-0 Ferguson 2 6,000
8 <A Rangers L 1-3 0-2 Shirra 20,000
15 H_ St. Johnstone L 2-4 1-1 Setterington 2 7,000
22 A_ Clyde |OeEe Shirra 2,500
29 H Dundee D 1-1 0-0 Jack (pen) 5,000
Feb 19 H_ Hibernian L 2-3 1-1 Ferguson, Somner 7,000
Mar 4 4H _ Dundee U. D 1-1 ‘1-1 Somner 4,000
11. A Airdrieonians L 0-2 0-1 5,000
18 A ~ Partick T. Di-1 0-1 Jack 5,000
25. H_ Celtic L 0-1 0-0 16,000
29. A Dunfermline Ath. W41-0 1-0 Somner 8,000
Apr_ 1 A_ East Fife D 2-2. 0-1 Harley, Setterington 2,500
8 H Motherwell W 3-0 2-0 Hoggan, Setterington, Jack 4,500
15 A_ Hearts L 0-1 0-0 7,000
22, H Ayr U. W 3-0 0-0 Harley 2, Jack 5,000
29. A Aberdeen D 0-0 0-0 9,000
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Honours:
Scottish League: Division 1, Runners-up: 1907-08, 1909-10.

Division 2, Champions: 1935-36, 1969-70. Runners-up: 1904-5, 1951-52, 1960-61.
Scottish Cup; Winners: 1913, 1957. Scottish League Cup: Runners-up: 1947-48.
Record Victory: 10-0 v Breadalbane, Scottish Cup, Ist Rd. Jan. 13th, 1923 and Jan. 23rd, 1926.
Record Defeat: 1-11 v Airdrieonians, Division 1, April 28th, 1950-51.
Most Individual League Goals in Season: 43, E. Morrison, Division 1, 1928-29,
Top League Scorer 1970-71: Ferguson 13.
Most League Appearances 1970-71: 34, Miller. Average Home Gate 1970-71 : 7,400 (approx.),
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Ground: Tynecastle Park. Size: 110 x 76 yds. Capacity: 49,000 (4,000 seats).
Telephone : 031-337-6132.
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Club Colours: Maroon shirts, white shorts, maroon stockings with white tops.
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European Competitions Entered: European Cup, 1958-59, 1960-61. Fairs Cup, 1961-62, 1963-64, 1965-66.
Record Transfer Fee Received: £65,100, from Manchester C. for Arthur Mann, Nov. 1968.
Record Transfer Fee Paid: £20,000, to Wolverhampton W. for George Miller, Nov. 1965.
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Aug 14. H_ St. Johnstone W 4-1 1-0 Thomson, Ford 2, Lynch 11,568
18 A_ Airdrieonians W 3-1 2-1. ~=Lynch, Murray, N. 2 6,000
25 H_ Airdrieonians L 1-2 0-0 Fleming 11,000
28 A _ St. Johnstone L 0-1 0-1 8,000
Sept 1 H Dunfermline Ath, W 4-0 1-0 Brown, Carruthers, Ford, Lynch 5,600
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Sept 4 H Hibernian L 0-2 0-0 28,000
11 A Dunfermline Ath. W 4-1 3-0 Thomson, Ford, Murray T. 2 8,000
18 H_ St. Johnstone W 2-1 1-1 Murray, T., Lambie (og) 11,000
25 A Dundee D 0-0 0-0 10,500
Oct 2 H _ Rangers W 2-1 1-0 Brown, Murray, T. 28,000
9 A Clyde W 1-0 1-0 Anderson 3,656
16 H_ Airdrieonians Di1-1 0-0 Ford 11,000
23 A Kilmarnock D 2-2. 2-1 Ford 2 5,000
30 H East Fife D 1-1 1-0 Murray, T. 10,000
Nov 6 A Motherwell L3-5,._ 's2 Brown, Murray, T., Winchester 5,449
13. H Morton W 6-1 3-0 Ford 3, Murray, T., Townsend,
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20) He Ayr: W1-0 0-0 Ford 9,500
27 A Aberdeen W 3-2. 0-0 ~=Ford 3 21,000
Dec 4 H Dundee U. W 3-2~—=s ‘1-1 Ford, Renton, Mollison (og) 10,000
11. A Falkirk L 0-2 0-2 7,500
18 9H Partick T. D 0-0 0-0 11,000
25 A Celtic L 2-3. 1-2. Brown, Renton 34,000
Jan 1 A _ Hibernian D0-0 0-0 36,000
3. H Dunfermline Ath. D 1-1 1-1 Townsend (pen) 13,500
8 A St. Johnstone D 1-1 0-0 Ford 4,500
15 H Dundee L 2-5 1-0 Winchester, Steele (og) 9,000
22 A Rangers L 0-6 0-0 35,000
29. H_ Clyde W 2-0 1-0 Ford, Lynch 7,000
Feb 12. A _ Airdrieonians D 1-1 1-0 Kinnear 3,000
19 H_ Kilmarnock W 2-1 = 2-1 Thomson, Dickson (og) 9,000
Mar 4 A East Fife D 2-2. 0-1 Anderson, Kinnear 5,915
11H Motherwell D 0-0 0-0 9,000
21. A Morton D 1-1 1-1 Lynch 7 aan 000 mma
25 BAY SAyr UE L 0-1 0-1 5,500
Apr 1 4H _ Aberdeen W 1-0 0-0 Renton 8,500
8 <A Dundee U. L 2-3 1-0 Carruthers 2 4,500
15 H_ Falkirk W 1-0 0-0 Murray, T. (pen) 7,000
22 A Partick T. D 2-2 0-2 Murray, T., Renton 7,000
29 H Celtic W 4-19 (2-1 Brown, Ford, Murray, T., Renton 10,500
Honours:
Scottish League: Division 1, Champions: 1894-95, 1896-97, 1957-58, 1959-60. Runners-up: 1893-94,
1898-99, 1903-04, 1905-06, 1914-15, 1937-38, 1953-54, 1955-6, 195657, 1958-59. 196
Scottish Cup: Winners 1891, 1896, 1901, 1906, 1956. Runners-up: 1903, 1907, 1968. ear,
Scottish League Cup: Winners: 1954-55, 1959-60, 1962-63.
Record Victory: 15—0 v King’s Park, Scottish Cup, 2nd Rd. Feb. 13th, 1937.
Record Defeat: 1-7 v Dundee, Division 1, Feb. 27th, 1965.
Most League Goals: 132, Division 1, 1957-58. (Record for Division 1).
Most Individual League Goals in Season: 44, B. Battles, 1930-31.
Highest Scorer in Total Aggregate: 206, J. Wardhaugh, 1946-59.
Most Capped Player: R. Walker, 29, Scotland.
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Record Attendance: 65,840 v Hearts, Division 1, Jan. 2nd, 1950. er
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Aug 14. A Motherwell W 3-0 0-0 Cropley, Hamilton 2 6,840
18 H Dundee U. W 2-0 0-0 Cropley, O’Rourke (pen) 12,700
21 4H _ Kilmarnock W 3-1 =+1-0 Cropley, Hazel, Baker 12,515
25 A Dundee U. W 4-1 1-1 Cropley, Baker, Duncan, Stevenson 7,000
28 H Motherwell W 2-1 0-0 Baker, Hamilton 14,252
Sept 1 A Kilmarnock D 0-0 0-0 4,000
8 A Falkirk 0-2) 1021 20,000
22 4H _ Falkirk Wi1-0 0-0 O’Rourke 27,800
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18 A Dundee U. W 4-1~—s1-1 Stanton 2, Hamilton, O’Rourke 5,000
25) Hl Ayr. Wi1-0 1-0 Auld 9,000
Oct 2 A Motherwell D 1-1 1-0 Hamilton 3157
9 H Celtic L 0-1 0-0 40,671
16 A _ Aberdeen L 1-2. 1-0 Duncan 25,000
23; HL Fallark W 6-0 2-0 Auld, Duncan 4, Hamilton 9,000
30 A_ Clyde L 1-2 0-1 Hamilton 3,500
Nov 6 H _ Dunfermline Ath. W2-0 1-0 Stanton, Duncan 8,000
13. A_ Airdrieonians D 2-2 1-2 Blackley, Duncan 5,000
27 H_ Kilmarnock W 3-2——=s«1-2 Baker, O’Rourke (pen), Edwards 10,000
Dec 1 A _ Partick T. W 1-0 0-0 O’Rourke 6,000
4 A __ St. Johnstone W 2-0 1-0 Hazel, Edwards 5,800
11 H Dundee W1-0 0-0 O'Rourke (pen) 10,000
18 A Morton D 1-1 0-1 O’Rourke 3,000
25 H_ Rangers L 0-1 0-0 30,000
Jan 1 H _ Hearts D 0-0 0-0 36,000
3 A _ East Fife 1 | Stanton (pen) 8,217
8 H Dundee U. W 3-0 1-0 Stanton, Brownlie, Duncan 9,000
15 A Ayr U. W 2-1 1-0 Brownlie, Duncan 6,200
22. H Motherwell L 1-2. 1-0 McEwan 8,000
29 A_ Celtic L 1-2. 1-0 Stanton 38,500
Feb 12. H_ Aberdeen D 2-2 1-1 Duncan, O’Rourke 21,300
19 A_ Falkirk W 3-2 ‘1-1 Baker, Hamilton, Gordon 7,000
Mar 4 H_ Clyde Wi-0 0-0 Gordon 8,000
11 A Dunfermline Ath. L 1-2 0-1 O’Rourke (pen) 7,000
21 H_ Airdrieonians L 1-3 0-2. Brownlie 6,000
25 Hi PartickiT. W 3-0 2-0 _ Baker, O’Rourke (pen), Reid (og) 8,848
Apr 3. A’ Kilmarnock D 1-1 0-0 McEwan 6,500
8 H_ St. Johnstone W 7-1 2-0 Stanton, Baker, Duncan, O’Rourke,
Edwards, Gordon 2 6,358
17 A Dundee W 2-1 1-0 Hazel, Stanton 9,500
22H Morton W 1-0 1-0 Blackley 6,000
29. A _ Rangers W 2-1 0-0 Auld, O’Rourke (pen) 11,000
652
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Division 2, Champions: 1893-94; 1894-95; 1932-33.
Scottish Cup: Winners: 1887, 1902; Runners--up: 1896, 1894-95; 1932-33.
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Most Capped Player: L. Reilly, 39, Scotland.
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Year Formed: 1869.
Ground: Rugby Park. Size: 115 x 75 yds. Capacity: 34,500 (4,200 seats).
Telephone; Kilmarnock 25184. :
Manager: Walter McCrae. Hon. Secretary: David McCulloch.
Trainer] Physiotherapist: Hugh Allan. Trainer: John Murdoch, 1
Club Colours: Blue and white striped shirts, white shorts, blue stockings,
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Record Attendance: 34, , V Rangers, League Cup, Aug. 1965.
European Competitions Entered: European Cup: 1965-66; Fairs Cup: 1964-65, 1966-67, 1969-70, 1970-71.
Record Transfer Fee Received: £75,000 from Rangers F.C. for Tommy McLean, June 1971.
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Aug 14 A _ Dundee U. L 0-1 0-0 7,500
18 H Motherwell W2-1~ 1-1 Morrison, McCulloch 5,000
21 A Hibernian L 1-3 0-1 Beattie 12,515
25 A Motherwell L 0-2 0-0 5,000
28 H Dundee UV. W 4-2)—2-1 McCulloch, McSherry 2, Gilmour 4,800
Sept 1 H Hibernian D 0-0 0-0 4,000
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Sept 4 A _ Falkirk L 1-3. 0-2 Gilmour 6,500
(He Ay EU: L 1-2 1-1 Cook 9,000
18 A Motherwell L 0-3 0-2 3,774
25 H Dundee U. W 2-0 1-0 Cook, McSherry 3,000
Oct 2 A_ Partick T. D 2-2. 1-1 Maxwell (pen), Cook 9,000
9 H_ Aberdeen L 0-3 0-0 8,500
16 A_ East Fife L 0-2 0-1 3,495
23. H_ Hearts D 2-2 1-2 Mathie 2 5,000
30 A_ Rangers L 1-3 1-1 Mathie 22,000
Nov 6 H_ Clyde W2-1 0-1 Maxwell, Mathie 4,000
13. A Dunfermline Ath. W1-0 0-0 Morrison 3,500
20 H_ Airdrieonians W 5-2. 1-0 Maxwell, Cook, Morrison, Mathie 2 3,000
27 A Hibernian b.2-3. 72-1 Maxwell (pen), Mathie 10,000
Dec 4 A_ Celtic L 1-5 0-1 Mathie 28,000
11 H_ St. Johnstone W2-0 1-0 Maxwell (pen), Cook 3,200
18 A Dundee L 0-2 0-0 4,800
25 H Morton W 4-2 2-1 Cook 2, Gilmour, Mathie 3,700
Jan 1 H_ Falkirk W 2-0 0-0 Cook, Mathie 6,200
3) A Ayr Ur D0-0 0-0 15,000
8 H Motherwell W 1-0 0-0 Mathie 5,000
15 A Dundee U. W 2-1 ‘1-1 Morrison, Mathie 3,000
22 ea tieurarticeule ie SS Mathie 8,000
29 A Aberdeen L 2-4 1-2 Cook, Fleming 14,000
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11 A Clyde W 3-0 2-0 Morrison 2, Mathie 1,500
21H _ Dunfermline Ath. D 0-0 0-0 4,000
25 <A Airdrieonians W 4-0 2-0 Cook, Morrison, Gilmour, Mathie 4,500
Apr 3 H_ Hibernian D 1-1 0-0 Gordon (0g) 6,500
8 H Celtic L 1-3 0-1 Morrison 14,000
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Scottish League: Division 1, Champions: 1964—65. Runners-up:

Division 2, Champions: 1897-98, 1898-59, Runners-up: 950es4 1200-61, 1962-63, 1963-64,
Scottish Cup: Winners: 1920, 1929. Runners-up: 1898, 1932, 1938, 1957, 1960
Scottish League Cup: Runners-up: 1952-53, 1960-61, 1962-63.
Record Victory: 11-1 v Paisley Academicals, Scottish Cup, ist Rd. Jan. 18th, 1930,
Record Defeat: 0-8 v Hibernian, Division 1, 1925-26, and v Rangers, Division 1, 1936-37
Most League Points: 50,1Division, 1, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1964-65. é :
‘ost Individual League Goals in Season; 35 .H. Cunnin: ivisi —
Most capped player: J. Nibloe 9, Scotland. dae aise beccsod sen
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Telephone: Greenock 23571.
Manager: Eric Smith. Player|Coach: Steve Chalmers.
Secretary: Tom Robertson 4 j ‘
Club Colours: Blue and white hooped shirts, white shorts and stockings.
Club Nickname; ‘Ton’
Record Attendance: 23,500, v Celtic, Division 1, 1921.
European Competitions Entered: Fairs Cup, 1968-69.
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Aug1i4 A Ayr U. D 1-1 0-0 Murphy (og) 5,200
1S Celtic L 0-1 0-0 15,000
21 A Rangers L 0-1 0-0 32,000
25 ASS Celtic W 1-0 0-0 Osborne 27,000
28 H Ayr U. W 2-0 1-0 Osborne, Murphy 5,000
Sept 1 H_ Rangers L 0-1 0-0 7,000
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110 cH. Falkirk W 3-1 2-1 Osborne 2 (1 pen), Mason 7,200
18 A _ Celtic L 1-3. 0-2. Thorup 35,000
Qo ree Rartickel. W 2-0 0-0 Mason, Smith 8,000
Oct 2 A _ East Fife W 6-0 3-0 Osborne 2 (1 pen), Laughton,
Murphy, Chalmers, Smith 4,000
_9 H_ Dundee U. ib ¥-2.. 10-18 ‘Thorup 5,500
16 A Motherwell L 1-3 1-0 Chalmers 4,232
23 H_ Aberdeen L 0-1 0-1 6,000
30 H_ St. Johnstone L 0-1 0-1 3,500
Nov 6 A _ Dundee W 1-0 1-0 Gillies 6,000
13. A Hearts L 1-6 0-3 Chalmers 9,000
20 H_ Rangers #2. 1-2 Osborne 12,000
27 A Clyde W 2-1 0-1 Osborne, Lumsden 1,800
Dec 4 H Dunfermline Athh W41-0 1-0 Gillies 4,000
11. A Airdrieonians W 4-2. 0-2 Mason, Murphy, Gillies, Chalmers (pen) 4,000
18 H_ Hibernian D 1-1 1-0 Schaedler (og) 3,000
25. A_ Kilmarnock L 2-4 1-2 Osborne, Gillies 3,700
Jan 1 H = AyrU. L 0-3 0-0 4,500
3. A Falkirk L 1-2 0-1 Chalmers 6,000
8 H_ Celtic D i-1_ 1-1 Gillies 18,000
1S A _ Partick T. L 0-2. 0-1 9,500
22H East) Fife D 0-0 0-0 2,500
29. A Dundee U. L 1-2. 0-0 Mason 3,600
Feb 19 A Aberdeen L 0-1 0-1 15,000
Mar 4 A_ St. Johnstone L. 0-1 (0-0 2,900
11 H Dundee D 2-2. 1-2 Anderson, Osborne 3,200
21. H_ Hearts D 1-1 1-1 Gillies 3,000
25 A_ Rangers W 2-1 0-1 Chalmers, Jackson (og) 16,000
Apr 5 H_ Motherwell W 3-2 2-1 Laughton, Chalmers, Gillies 2,500
12 H Clyde W 4-0 2-0 Gillies 2, Armstrong 2 4,000
15 H_ Airdrieonians D 2-2 1-1 Mason, Armstrong 4,500
18 A Dunfermline Ath. L 1-2 1-2 Armstrong 6,000
22 A_ Hibernian L 0-1 0-1 6,000
29. H_ Kilmarnock Dt-1_ t-l Mason 3,000
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Honours:
Scottish League: Division 1, Runners-up: 1916-17.

Division 2, Champions: 1949-50, 1963-64, 1966-67. Runners-up: 1928-29, 1936-37,
Scottish Cup: Winners: 1922. Runners-up: 1948.
Scottish League Cup: Runners-up: 1963-64.
Record Victory: 11-1 v Blairgowrie, Scottish Cup, Ist Rd. Feb. Ist, 1936.
Record Defeat: 2-10 v Rangers, Division 1, Dec. 6th, 1913.
Most League Goals: 135, Division 2, 1963-64.
Most Individual League Goals in Season: 51, A. McGraw, Division 2, 1963-64,
Most Capped Player: J. Cowan, 25, Scotland.
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Year Formed: 1885.

Ground: Fir Park. Size: 110 x 72 yds. Capacity: 35,000 (3,500 seats).
Telephone: Motherwell 63229
Manager: Bobby Howitt. .
Secretary: Jack McGraw. Trainer: William McKenzie.
Club Colours: All amber with claret trimmings.
Club Nickname : ‘Well’.
Record Attendance :35,632, v Rangers, Scottish Cup, 4th Rd. Replay, Mar. 12th, 1952.
Previous Names: Club formed following the amalgamation of Alpha and Glencairn. Known as Wee Alpha
for a year before becoming Motherwell in 1886.
Previous Grounds: Roman Park, Dalziel Park.
H/Time
League Cup
Aug 14. H_ Hibernian L 0-3 0-0 6,840
18 A Kilmarnock L 1-2 1-1 Heron 5,000
21 A Dundee U. D 2-2 0-0 Heron, Martin 6,000
25 H_~ Kilmarnock W2-0 0-0 Watson 2 5,000
28 A _ Hibernian L 1-2 0-0 MeclInally 14,252
Sept 1 H Dundee U. L 1-2 0-0 Whiteford (pen) 2,760
League
Sept 4 H_ Aijirdrieonians L 0-1 0-1 5,763
11. A Clyde L 0-2 0-1 2,500
18 H_ Kilmarnock W 3-0 2-0 Goldthorp 2, Heron 3,774
25 A Dunfermline Ath. D 1-1 0-0 Goldthorp 6,000
Oct 2 H _ Hibernian D 1-1 0-1 Deans 5,757
9 A _ St. Johnstone L 1-5 1-3 Deans 5,000
16 H Morton W 3-101 Lawson 2, McClymont 4,232
23. A Rangers L 0-4 0-0 20,000
30 H Dundee L 1-3. 1-0 Jim Muir 3,812
Nov 6 H Hearts W 5-3 2-1 Goldthorp, Jim Muir, Heron 3 5,449
13) TAS Ayr: D 1-1 1-0 Goldthorp 4,800
20 H_ Aberdeen L 0-4 0-2 6,251
27 A Dundee U. L 0-2 0-1 3,000
Dec 4 H_ Falkirk W 2-1 0-0 Heron, McCabe 3,827
11 A Partick T. L 3-8 1-2 Brown, Heron, McCabe 7,500
18 H Celtic L 1-5 1-4 MclInally 19,000
25 A_ Kast Fife D 1-1 0-0 Heron (pen) 4,100
Jan 1 A _ Airdrieonians W 2-0 1-0 Jim Muir, Heron 7,000
3 H Clyde W 4-1 1-1 Campbell, Heron (pen), McCabe,
McHugh (og) 6,600
8 A Kilmarnock L 0-1 0-0 5,000
15H Dunfermline Ath, W 4-1 2-0 Goldthorp, Lawson, McCabe 2 4,603
22 A Hibernian W 2-1 0-1 =Mclnally, John Muir 8,000
29 H_ St. Johnstone W 2-0 0-0 Campbell, Lawson 4,900
Feb 19 H_ Rangers W 2-0 1-0 Lawson, Heron 16,192
Mar 4 A _ Dundee L 0-2 0-0 5,000
11 A Hearts D 0-0 0-0 9,000
21) OH) WAyrU: D 2-2. 1-2. Watson, McCabe 4,093
25 A Aberdeen L 1-4 1-1 MclInally 10,000
Apr 1 H_ Dundee U. L 0-1 0-0 2,234
5 A Morton L 2-3. 1-2 Lawson, Heron 2,500
8 A Falkirk L 0-3 0-2 4,500
15 H_ Partick T. W 2-1 = (2-1 Lawson, Heron (pen) 5,000
22 A _ Celtic L 2-5 1-3. MclInally, Jim Muir 20,000
29 H_ East Fife D 1-1 1-1 McCabe 4,315
658
Honours:
Scottish League: Division 1, Champions: 1931-32. Runners-up: 1926-27, 1929-30, 1932-33, 1933-34,
Division 2, Champions: 1953-54, 1968-69.
Scottish Cup: Winners: 1952. Finalists: 1931, 1933, 1939, 1951,
Scottish League Cup: Winners: 1950-51. Finalists: 1954-55.
Record Victory: 12-1 v Dundee U., Division 2, 1953-54.
Record Defeat: 0-10 v St. Mirren, Division 1, 1945-46.
Most Individual League Goals in Season: 52, W. McFayden, 1931-32.
Highest Scorer in Total Aggregate: H. Ferguson, 283, 1916-25.
Most Capped Player: G. Stevenson, 12, Scotland.
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+ Formed: 1876. Manager: Scott Symon. Asst. Manager: : Davidi McParland. Secretary: Sue Se .
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stockings: yellow with black tops. Record Attendance: 49,838, v Rangers, Division 1, Feb. 18th, ,
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Aug17 H = Arbroath W 4-0 4-0 Lawrie, Bone 2 (1 pen), McQuade 5,000
y 18 A East Fife W 3-2. 2-1 ~=—Lawrie, Coulston, Bone 4,500
21 A_ RaithR. Di-1 0-1 Coulston 3,000
25 H_ East Fife Di-1 0-0 Rae,A. 5,000
28 A Arbroath W 4-2 «(2-2 Hansen, Smith, Rae, A., Bone (pen) 2,561
Sept 1 H_ RaithR. W 5-0 3-0 Bone, Forsyth, Rae, T. 2, Wilkinson (og) 5,000
6) HM Alloa W 4-1 3-1 Smith, Coulston, Bone, McQuade 5,000
8 A_ Alloa D 1-1 1-0 Coulston 2,000
20 A St. Johnstone L 0-2 0-1 5,400
22 H_ St. Johnstone W 5-1 3-0 Coulston 2, Bone 2, Gibson 8,000
Oct 4 N_ Falkirk W 2-0 1-0 McQuade 2 22,000
23 N_ Celtic W 4-1 4-0 Lawrie, Bone, Rae, A., McQuade 62,740
League
Sept 4 H _ Rangers W 3-2 3-1 Coulston, Gibson 2 22,000
11. A_ Ajirdrieonians D i-1 0-1 Bone 7,000
18 H Clyde D 2-2 2-1 Coulston, Gibson 8,000
25 A Morton L 0-2 0-0 8,000
Oct 2 H_ Kilmarnock D 2-2 1-1 Lawrie, Rae, A. 9,000
9 A Dunfermline Ath. D 2-2 0-1 Bone 2 7,000
16 H_ St. Johnstone W 2-1 0-0 Bone, Forsyth (pen) 9,500
27 A Dundee D 0-0 0-0 10,000
30 A Aberdeen L 2-7 1-3 Bone, Young (og) 20,000
Nov 6 H_ Dundee U. W 3-1 «(3-1 McQuade 3 8,000
137 CAN Balkirk D0-0 0-0 7,000
2. Ee Celtic | a ea Es) Bone 35,000
Dec 1 H_ Hibernian L 0-1 0-0 6,000
4 A East Fife W 3-1 0-0 Coulston, Rae, T. 2 3,892
11 H Motherwell W 8-3 2-1 Coulston 2, Bone 2, Rae, A.,
Forsyth, McQuade 2 7,500
18 A _ Hearts D 0-0 0-0 11,000
Zim tle AVE. Us L 0-1 0-0 7,500
Jan 1 A_ Rangers L 1-2 1-0 McQuade 40,000
3. H_ Airdrieonians W 4-2. 2-1 Coulston, McQuade, Forsyth (pen), Rae, T. 7,000
8 A Clyde W 2-0 2-0 Coulston 2 5,500
15 H Morton W 2-0 1-0 Rae, A., McQuade 9,500
22 A Kilmarnock W 4-i_—siI-1 Bone 2, McQuade, Gibson 8,000
29 __H_ Dunfermline Ath. W2-0 0-0 McQuade, Fraser (og) 8,000
Feb 12. A_ St. Johnstone L 1-2 0-1 Gibson 3,800
19 H Dundee D 0-0 0-0 7,000
Mar 4 H_ Aberdeen W 2-0 2-0 Glavin, Forsyth (pen) 10,000
11 A Dundee U. L 0-1 0-0 4,500
18 H_ Falkirk D 1-1 1-0 McQuade 5,000
25. A Hibernian L 0-3 0-2 8,848
Apr 1 A_ Celtic L 1-3 1-3 Coulston 29,000
8 H_ East Fife W 1-0 0-0 Coulston 5,000
15 A Motherwell L 1-2. 1-2. Mullen 5,000
22 H Hearts D 2-2 (2-0 Glavin, McQuade 7,000
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Honours: Scottish League, Division 2: Champions: 1896-97, 1899-1900
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Year Formed: 1873. Turned Professional: 1893. Limited Company: 1899.

Ground: Ibrox Stadium. Size: 115 x 72 yds. Capacity: 100,000.
Telephone : 041-427-0159.
Manager: Willie Waddell. Assistant Manager: Willie Thornton.
Secretary: Frank King. Coach: Jock Wallace.
Club Colours: Royal Blue shirts, with white shorts. Stockings white with red tops.
Club Nicknames: ‘Blues’ or ‘Gers’.
Record Attendance: 118, 567 v Celtic, Division 1, Jan. 2nd, 1939.
Previous Grounds: Flesher’s Haugh on Glasgow Green was shared with Great Eastern F.C.; Kinning Park,
Burnbank; Ibrox Park since 1887.
European Competitions Entered: European Cup: 1956-57, 1957-58, 1959-60, 1961-62, 1963-64, 1964-65;
European Cape uenre Cup: 1960-61 (finalists), 1962-63, 1966-67 (finalists), 1969-70; Fairs Cup:
1967-68, 1968-69.
Record Transfer Fee Received: £70,000 from Sunderland for Jim Baxter, May 1965.
Record Transfer Fee Paid: £100,000 to Hibernian for Colin Stein, Oct. 1968.
H|/Time
League Cup
Aug 14 <A_ Celtic L 0-2 0-0 73,000
18 H Ayr U. W 4-0 3-0 Johnstone, D. 2, Stein, McLean (pen) 25,000
21 H = Morton W 2-0 0-0 MacDonald, A., Johnstone, D. 32,000
25 A Ayr Uz. W 4-0 2-0 MacDonald, A., Johnstone, D., Stein 2 15,000
28H WCeitic L 0-3 0-0 74,000
Sept 1 A Morton Wi1-0 0-0 Stein 7,000
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Sept 4 A_ Partick T. L-2-3— 1-3 MacDonald, A., Stein 22.000
11 H~ Celtic Le2-3~-2-1 Johnston, W. (pen), Stein 69,000
18 A Falkirk W 3-0 ‘1-0 Greig 2, Stein 20,000
25 H Aberdeen L 0-2 0-1 38,000
Oct™=2, AY sHearts L 1-2. 0-1 Johnston, W. 28,000
9 H_ East Fife W 3-0 1-0 Jardine (pen), Fyfe, MacDonald, A. 20,000
16 A Dundee U. W 5-1 4-1 Jardine, Greig, MacDonald, A. 2,
Stein 17,000
23 H Motherwell W 4-0 0-0 Jardine, Fyfe 2, MacDonald, A. 20,000
30 H_ Kilmarnock W 3-1 1-1. | MacDonald, A. 2, Stein 22,000
Nov 6 A_ St. Johnstone W 4-1 0-0 Johnston, W. 3 (3 pen), MacDonald, A. 20,000
13. H Dundee L 2-3. 1-3 Johnston, W. 2 35,000
20 A Morton W 2-1 2-1 Greig, Johnston, W. 12,000
Zi Agee AOL W 2-1 2-1 Henderson, Stein 15,100
Dec 4 H Clyde W 1-0 0-0 Stein 22,000
11 A Dunfermline Ath. W2-0 1-0 Greig, Johnston, W. 14,000
18 H_ Airdrieonians W 3-0 3-0 Jardine (pen), Fyfe, Stein 18,000
25 A Hibernian W 1-0 0-0 Stein 30,000
Jan 1 H_ Partick T. W 2-1 0-1 Greig, Johnstone, D. 40,000
3 A Celtic L 1-2 0-1 Stein 77,811
8 H_ Falkirk W 3-1 2-0 Greig, Jackson, McDonald, I. 20,000
15 A Aberdeen D 0-0 0-0 36,000
os H_ Hearts W 6-0 0-0 Greig, Conn, Johnston, W.,Johnstone, D.3 35,000
29 A East Fife W 1-0 1-0 Johnstone, D. 12,018
Feb 12 H Dundee U. W 1-0 0-0 Smith 15.000
19 A Motherwell L 0-2 0-1 16.192
Mar 4 A Kilmarnock W 2-1 0-0 Jardine, Conn 78.000
11 H_ St. Johnstone W 2-0 1-0 Johnstone, D., McLean 25,000
25 H Morton L 1-2. 1-0 Jackson 76,000
Apr 8 A Clyde D 1-1 0-1 Johnston, W. 7.500
10 A Dundee L 0-2 0-0 72.000
22 A Airdrieonians W 3-0 3-0 Fyfe, Penman 2 10,000
27 H Dunfermline Ath. L 3-4 2-3 MacDonald, A., 2 Stein 3.000
29 H_ Hibernian L 1-2 0-0 Johnstone, D. 71,000
May 1 H_ Ayr U. W 4-2. 1-2 Conn, Fyfe, MacDonald, A., Penman 3.000
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Honours:
Scottish League: Division 1, Champions: 1890-91 (shared with Dumbart 898- =
1901-02, 1910-11, 1911-12, 1912-13, 1917-18, 1919-20, 1920-21, T5083, 1073-34 Leyes 1o2e-oF
1927-28, 1928-29, 1929-30, 1930-31, 1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1936-37, 1938-39. 1946-47, 1948_49°
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League Cup: Winners: 1946-47, 1948-49, 1960-61, 1961-62 , 1963-64,
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Record Victory: 14-2 v Blairgowrie, Scottish Cup, 1st Rd. Jan. 20th, 1934. Record D. $
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Goals in Season: 44, S. English, Division 1, 1931-32. Highest Scorer in Total Aggregate :R. McPhail, 233
1927-39. Most Capped Player : George Young, 53, Scotland. Most League Appearances: D. Meiklejohn, 493,
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Year Formed: 1884.
Ground: Muirton Park. Size: 115 x 74 yds. Capacity: 28,000 (2,500 seats).
Telephone: Perth 26961.
Manager: Willie Ormond. /
Secretary: George Bell. Trainer: Frank Christie. : : J
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Club Colours: Royal blue with white collar and cuffs, white shorts and white with royal
Club Nickname : ‘Saints’.
Record Attendance: 29,972, v Dundee, Scottish Cup, 2nd Rd. Feb. 10th, 1952,
Previous Ground: Perth Recreation Ground.
European Competition Entered: U.E.F.A. Cup 1971-72.
H/Time
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Aug 14 A _ Hearts L 1-4 0-1 Rooney 11,568
18 H Dunfermline Ath. D 1-1 1-1 Rooney 5,500
21 A Ajirdrieonians W 3-1 1-0 Lambie, Muir 2 5,000
25 A Dunfermline Athh W2-0 1-0 Pearson, Connolly 8,000
28 4H Hearts W1-0 1-0 Pearson 8,000
Sept 1 H_ Airdrieonians L 0-1 0-0 4,700
20 H_ Partick T. W2-0 1-0 Connolly, Whitelaw 5,400
22 A Partick T. L 1-5 0-3 Connolly (pen) 8,000
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Sept 4 A Dundee U. D 3-3. «1-3 Rooney, Connolly 2 (1 pen) 8,000
11 H_ Aberdeen D is] © is} Hall 8,000
18 A _ Hearts L 1-2. 1-1 McPhee 11,000
25 H Falkirk W 3-2 0-1 McPhee 2, Aitken 8,000
Oct 2 -A_ Celtic W1-0 1-0 Connolly 40,000
9 H Motherwell W 4-1 3-1 Aird 2, Pearson 2, Connolly 5,000
16 A Partick T. L 1-2 0-0 Connolly 9,500
is 23 Ho JAyr U: W 2-0 0-0 Rennie, Pearson 4,000
30 A Morton W 1-0 1-0 Connolly 3,500
Nov 6 H_ Rangers L 1-4 0-0 Pearson 20,000
13 A Clyde W 2-1 0-1 Hall, Connolly 2,000
20 H Dunfermline Ath. D 0-0 0-0 4,000
27 A_ Airdrieonians L 4-5 0-2 Rooney, Pearson 2, Connolly 3,500
Dec 4 H_ Hibernian L 0-2 0-1 5,800
11 A Kilmarnock L 0-2 0-1 3,200
18 A_ East Fife D 2-2 1-1 Aird, Connolly 3,300
25 H Dundee D 0-0 0-0 6,800
Jan 1 H _ Dundee U. W 2-0 1-0 Connolly (pen), Aitken 7,900
3. A Aberdeen L 2-4 1-3 Aitken 2 23,000
8 H Hearts D 1-1 0-0 Aird 4,500
15 A Falkirk W 4-2. 1-1 ~— Aird, Hall, Connolly, Aitken 7,000
29. A Motherwell L 0-2 0-0 4,500

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Scottish League: Division 2, Champions: 1923-24, 1959-60, 1962-63. Runners-up: 1931-32,
Scottish League Cup: Runners-up: 1969-70.
Record Victory: v Partick T. at Firhill 1969-70, Partick T. 1 St. Johnst 8
Record Defeat: 1-9 v Rangers, League Cup, Aug. 15th, 1964.
Most League Points: 56, Division 2, 1923-24
Most Individual League Goals in Season: 28, J. Muuroe, 1926-27 and A. McCall, 1936-37,
Most Capped Player: A. McLaren, 2, Scotland.
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ALBION ROVERS 1971-72
Year Formed: 1881. Ground: Cliftonhill, Park. Telephone: Coatbridge 21865. Manager: Bobby Flavell.
Secretary: David Lyttle. Club Colours: Primrose shirts, white shorts, primrose stockings.
Record Attendance: 27,381 v Rangers, Scottish Cup, 2nd Rd, Feb. 8th, 1936.
Previous Grounds: Meadow Park, Whifflet, 1881-1919.
Scottish League: Division 2 Champions 1933-34; Runners up 1937-38, 1947-48.
Scottish Cup: Finalists 1920,
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Brown, J. 33 2 4 Burgess, 3 2
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McKinder, K. PAI seat | O,1s 5 Cummings, tts
Ferris, S. 26 3 2 6 Fulton, N. 1
Tuddenham, R. 25 2 6 Gray, 1 1
Smith, R. 2iism > ist Liddell, S. Pais
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McLeod, A. 12, 10s 2 6 2 Paul, W. 1
Rutherford T. 12,2s 3 2 Cunningham, 1
Potts, C. pss 25381 Trialists 16
Daly, 10 1
ALLOA ATHLETIC 1971-72
Year Formed: 1878. Ground: Recreation Ground. Telephone: Alloa 2695. Manager: Dan McLindon.
poet stan George Ormiston. Club Colours: Black and gold hooped shirts, black shorts, gold socks with
lack tops.
Scottish League: Division 2 Champions 1921-22; Runners up 1938-39.
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Stewart, P. 24,4s 1 2 6 1 Trialists 12
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Year Formed: 1878. Ground: Gayfield Park. Telephone: Arbroath 2157. Manager: Albert Hender:
Trainer: John Martin. Club Colours: Maroon shirts, white shorts, maroon fechas ae
Club Nickname: ‘Red Lichties’.
Record Attendance: 13,510 v Rangers, Scottish Cup 3rd Rd, Feb. 23rd, 1952.
Record Transfer Fee received: £17,000 from Airdrie for T. Walker, Sep. 1971.
Scottish League: Division 2 Runners up 1934-35, 1958-59, 1967-68, 1971-72.
Record Victory: 36-0 v Bon Accord, Scottish Cup Ist Rd, Sep. 12th, 1885.
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Payne, K. 34 15 12 1 6 3 Stewart, I. 10,1s 3 3,25
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Sellars, E. 26,1s 6 4 2 Lawson, W. 2
Stanton, D. 24; 28.2 1 McCaffer, N. po I 1 1, 1s
Gallacher, J. 23 1 6 Rylance, D. 2
Waddell, R. 22, 2s 1 5 Bagdonas, J. 1
Fletcher, J. 19 9 1 Butler, G. 1
Buchan, G. 14, Is 1 Hughes, T. 1
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BERWICK RANGERS 1971-72
Year Formed: 1881. Ground: Shieldfield Park. Telephone: Berwick 7424. Manager: Harry Melrose.
Secretary: Richard Shiel. Club Colours: Black and gold striped shirts, black shorts, gold stockings with
black tops.
Record Attendance: 16,000 v Rangers, Scottish Cup, 1st Rd, Jan. 30th, 1960.
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Wilson, P. 29 4 2 4 Leslie, W. 2
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McDowell R., 26, 2s 2 5 Ferguson, W. 1
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Year Formed: 1906. Ground: Glebe Park. Telephone: Brechin 2856. ; Manager: Ken Dick. :
Secretary: George Johnston. Club Colours: Red shirts, shorts and stockings. Club Nickname: ‘City’.
Record Attendance: 8,022 vy Dundee, Scottish Cup, Jan. 25th, 1964.
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CLYDEBANK 1971-72
Year Formed: 1965. Ground: Kilbowie Park. Telephone: 0419522887. Sec./Manager: John S. Steedman
Club Colours: White shirts with red diagonal stripe, black shorts, white stockings with red and black hoops.
Club Nickname: ‘Bankies’.
Record Attendance: 14,900 v Hibs,
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Hay, D. 33 4 3 | 1 Clark, A. 3
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Hall, N. 29, 2s 3 7 Hay, R. 1, 1s
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Year Formed: 1881, Ground: Central Park. Telephone: Cowdenbeath 3205. Manager: Andy Matthew
Secretary: Tom Russell. Club Colours: Royal blue shirts, white shorts, white stockings with blue and white
tops. Club Nickname: ‘Cowden’ or ‘Beath’
Record Attendance: 25,586, v Rangers, League Cup Quarter Final, Sep. 21st, 1949.
Previous Grounds: North End Park, 1881-1917.
Scottish League: Division 2 Champions 1938-39; Runners up 1921-22, 1923-24, 1969-70,
Record Victory: 12-0 v Johnstone, Scottish Cup Ist Rd, Jan. 21st, 1928.
Record Defeat: 1-11 v Clyde, Division 2, Oct. 6th, 1951,
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McArthur, J. 35 ‘| 6 Cunningham 1
Moore, J. 34 1 Kinnell, Alan 1
Bostock, W. 33___:13(@2p) 1 6 McCullie, C. 1 1
Dickson, J. 33 12 1 aisi3 McGann, W. 1
Laing, W. 33,1s)13 1 5 Marshall, D. 1 1 Eimmeat
Taylor, J Sar 18 2 1 3) Miller, 1
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DUMBARTON 1971-72
Year Formed: 1872. Ground: Boghead Park, Telephone: Dumbarton 2569. Manager: Jackie Stewart.
Secretary: John Hosie. Club Colours: White with gold horizontal band between two black bands, white
shorts and stockings. Club Nickname: ‘Sons’.
Record Attendance: 18,000 v Raith Rovers, Scottish Cup 7th Rd, Mar. 2nd, 1957.
Previous Name: Dumbarton Athletic.
Honours: Original members of Scottish League 1890.
Scottish League: Division 1 Champions 1890-91 (shared with Rangers), 1891-92; Division 2 Champions
1910-11, 1971-72.
Scottish Cup: Winners 1883; Finalists 1881, 1882, 1887, 1891, 1897.
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Graham, J. 34,1s 4 1 6 Miller, I. if eg oe
Williams, L. 34 2 6 Goodwin, B. 6 1(1p) 4, 1s
Coleman, P. 33,1s 4 2 6 1 O’Brien, J. 5
Gallacher, C. 30, Is 19(8p) 1, 1s 12 Fearn, I. 4
Bolton, J. 29 2 6 Paterson, J. 4, 8s 2
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McKay, A. 22 1 1 Livingstone, B. 1
Wilson, D. 14 1 McLaughlin, A. 1
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Secretary/Manager: Robert Shaw
Club Colours: Black and white hoops, white shorts, white or red stockings. Club Nickname: ‘Shire’,
Record Attendance: 10,000 v St. Mirren, Division 2, Nov. 16th, 1935,
Scottish League: Division 2 Champions 1931-32; Runners up 1962-63.
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McGregor, J. 30 1 Deis Duff, W. 15
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Donnelly, J. 28a) 4 George, D. 2 2
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Year Formed: 1885. Ground; Station Park, Telephone: Forfar 3576. Manager: Allan Kennedy.
Secretary: James Robertson. Club Colours: Sky blue and navy stripes, sky blue shorts, sky blue stockings
with navy tops. Club Nickname: ‘Loons’.
Record Attendance: 10,780 v Rangers Scottish Cup 2nd Rd, Feb. 2nd, 1970.
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Porter, N. 26,4s 11 3 14 2 Forbes, G. D. Shs 4 7
Mollison, S. 25, 6s 3 3, 1s McNicol, J. 5 1,1s1
Williams, B. 24,2s 3 3 3 Davis, R. M. Zaks
Milne, J. 23 3 Doig, G. 2
Rutherford, D.S. 22 2 Gillespie, S. 2,.2s taf Bs
Kennedy, A. 21 1 1 Lumsden, 2
Martin, A. 21 3 Rourke, 2
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Sutherland, A. 15 1 Cunningham, J.B. 1
Lowe, M. 13 2 Smith, N. A. 1
Reid, J. 11 2, Is Souter, 1
Reilly, G. 10 4 Watt, G. H. 1
Bruce, D. 9 1 Trialists 7
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Year Formed: 1870, Ground: Douglas Park. Telephone: 42 23108. Manager: Ronnie Simpson.
Secretary: Joseph Friel. Club Colours: Red and white hooped shirts, white shorts, red stockings with white
tops. Club Nickname: ‘Accies’.
Record Attendance: 28,281 v Hearts, Scottish Cup 3rd Rd, Mar. 3rd, 1937.
erenlous Grounds: South Avenue and South Haig.
cottish League: Division 2 Champions 1903-04; Runners up 1952-53, 196
Scottish Cup: Finalists 1911, 1935. a shy:
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Frew, 29, 2s 1 3 1 Dickson, E. 3
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Atherton, E. 2152s 2 4 Dunsmore, 3
Harper, F, 20 7(2p) 2 Findlay, E. 3,08 1 2
Fairley, H. 19,1s 9 2 Gordon, P. 3,38 1
Wilkinson, I 19 1 2 Hodgson, W. 3, 1s
Brown, A. 18 ic a 8 Millar, T. 3, Is a
Strzyalkowski,R. 17, 1s 1 1 1 Dale, 2
McNulty, h6s2s iT 1 3 1 Downie, G. 2
Olek, A. 16 1 1 Nicol, J. 2
Snow, G. 12.18 1 Steele, 2 3
Hamilton, W. 11,28 0, Is Wallace, B. 2
Tuite, Tiiaes: 2 1 iby ky McGarty, 1
Bashford, E. 10, Is 4 McGlone, C. 1
Lawless, A. 8 Martin, 1 4 1
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Lamont, 6 4 Fearn, 0, 1s 3
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MONTROSE 1971-72
Year Formed: 1879. Ground: Links Park. Telephone: Montrose 498, Manager: Alec Stuart.
Secretary: William Coull. Club Colours: Royal blue shirts, and shorts, white stockings with royal blue tops.
Club Nickname: ‘Gable Endies’.
Record Attendance: 6,389 v Celtic, Scottish Cup 2nd Rd, Feb. 4th, 1939.
Record Transfer Fee received: £20,000, from Nottingham Forest for Jim McIntosh, Sep. 1970,
Scottish League: Division 2 Champions 1950-51 ; runners up 1932-33, 1961-62.
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Stuart, A. 28-19 53 1 3 1 Hutchinson, 3
Johnston, H. 26,4s 3 1 Z Maxwell, J. 3
Young, J. 26,3s 14 #1 6 Woodcock, J. 2 1
Gollan, D. 23 4 Gordon, W. 1
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Barr, L. 21,58 (6 4 2 Smith, E 1
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QUEEN OF THE SOUTH 1971-72
Year Formed: 1919. Ground: Palmerston Park. Telephone: Dumfries 4853. Player|Coach: Jim Easton,
Secretary: John Watson. Club Colours: Royal blue shirts with white facings, white shorts, royal blue
stockings with two white hoops ontop. Club Nickname: ‘The Doonhamers’.
Record Attendance: 24,500 v Hearts, Scottish Cup, 3rd Rd, Feb. 23rd, 1952.
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Dempster, J. 26 5 1 1 Donachie, J. 4 1 1
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QUEEN’S PARK 1971-72
Year Formed: 1867. Ground: Hampden Park. Telephone: 041 632 1275 (ground) 041 632 4090 (business).
Manager: Secretary: James Logan, C. A. Ground Secretary: James Gillies.
Club Colours: Black and white hooped shirts, white shorts, white stockings with two black hoops on top.
Club Nickname: ‘Spiders’.
(Only amateur club in Scottish senior football)
Record Attendance: 97,000 v Rangers, Scottish Cup 2nd Rd, Feb. 18th, 1933.
(Record for ground— 149,547, Scotland v England, 1937)
Previous Grounds: Queen’s Park (re-named Cathkin Park) 1868-73.
Scottish League; Division 2 Champions 1922-23, 1955-56.
Scottish Cup: Winners 1874, 1875, 1876, 1880, 1881 1882 1884, 1886, 1890, 1893; Finalists 1892, 1900.
F,A. Cup Finalists 1884, 1885.
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Hunter, E. 16 1 1 6 Hastie, J. 2
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ST. MIRREN 1971-72

Year Formed: 1876. Ground: St. Mirren Park (Also known as Love Street). Telephone: 889 2558.
Manager: Tommy Bryceland. Secretary: J. Y. Craig. Club Colours: Black and white stripes, black shorts
and black and white hooped stockings.
Record Attendance: 47,428 v Celtic, Scottish Cup, 4th Rd, Mar. 7th, 1925.
Scottish League: Division 2 Champions 1967-68; Runners up 1935-36,
Scottish Cup: Winners 1926, 1959; Finalists 1908, 1934, 1962.
League Cup: Finalists 1955-56,
Record Victory: 15-0 v Glasgow University, Scottish Cup 1st Rd, Jan. 30th, 1960.
Record Defeat: 2-9 vy Dundee, Division 1, Feb, 24th, 1964,
Most League Points; 52, Division 2, 1935-36,
Most individual Legaue Goals in Season: 45 D, Walker, Division 1 1921-22,
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Ground: Ochilview Park. Telephone: Larbert 2992. Secretary: Jimmy Weir.
Year Formed: 1884.
Club Colours: Maroon shirts with white trimmings, white shorts and stockings,
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Year Formed: 1945. Ground: Annfield Park. Telephone: Stirling 3584. Manager: Bob Shankly.
Secretary: Peter Gardiner. Club Colours: Red shirts, socks and shorts.
Record Attendance: 26,400 v Celtic, Scottish Cup 4th Rd, Feb. 14th, 1959.
Scottish League: Division 2 Champions 1952-53, 1957-58, 1960-61, 1964-65; runners up 1948-49, 1950-51.
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Year Formed: 1870. Ground: Stair Park. Telephone: Stranraer 3271. Secretary; James Edmunds,
Club Colours: Royal blue shirts, white shorts, blue stockings with red tops.
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The Scottish Leagues
SCOTTISH LEAGUE DIVISION 1
First Pts. Second Pts. Third Pts,

1890-1at ¢ Dumbarton 29 Rangers 29 Celtic :;
1891-26 Dumbarton Yi Celtic 35 Hearts Ps
1892-34 Celtic 29 Rangers 28 St. Mirren |
1893-44 Celtic 29 Hearts 26 St. Bernards =
1894-5a Hearts 31 Celtic 26 Rangers
1895-6a Celtic 30 Rangers 26 Hibernian 24
1896-97a Hearts 28 Hibernian 26 Rangers 25
1897-98a = Celtic 33 Rangers 29 Hibernian 22
1898-99a Rangers 36 Hearts 26 Celtic , 24
1899-1900a Rangers 32 Celtic 25 Hibernian 24
1900-Ic Rangers 35 Celtic 29 Hibernian 25
1901-2a Rangers 28 Celtic 26 Hearts 22
1902-3b Hibernian 37 Dundee 31 Rangers 29
1903-4d Third Lanark 43 Hearts 39 *Rangers 38
1904-Sdt Celtic 41 Rangers 41 Third Lanark 35
1905-6e Celtic 49 Hearts 43 Airdrieonians 38
1906-7 f Celtic 55 Dundee 48 Rangers 45
1907-8f Celtic 55 Falkirk 51 Rangers 50
1908-9fF Celtic 51 Dundee 50 Clyde 48
1909-10f Celtic 54 Falkirk 52 Rangers 46
1910-11f Rangers 52 Aberdeen 48 Falkirk 44
1911-12f Rangers 51 Celtic 45 Clyde 42
1912-13f Rangers 53 Celtic 49 *Hearts 41
1913-14g Celtic 65 Rangers 59 *Hearts 54
1914-15g Celtic 65 Hearts 61 Rangers 50
1915-l6g = Celtic 67 Rangers 56 Morton 51
1916-17g Celtic 64 Morton 54 Rangers 53
1917-18f Rangers 56 Celtic 55 Kilmarnock 43
1918-19f Celtic 58 Rangers 57 Morton 47
1919-20h Rangers 71 Celtic 68 Motherwell 57
1920-21h Rangers 76 Celtic 66 Hearts 56
1921-22h Celtic 67 Rangers 66 Raith R. 36
1922-23g Rangers Sp Airdrieonians 50 Celtic 46
1923-24¢ Rangers 59 Airdrieonians 50 Celtic 41
1924-25g Rangers 60 Airdrieonians 57 Hibernian 52
1925-26g Celtic 58 * Airdrieonians 50 Hearts 50
1926-27g Rangers 56 Motherwell 51 Celtic 49
1927-282 Rangers 60 *Celtic 55 Motherwell 55
1928-29¢ Rangers 67 Celtic 51 Motherwell 50
1929-30g Rangers 60 Motherwell 55 Aberdeen 53
1930-31g Rangers 60 Celtic 58 Motherwell 56
1931-32g Motherwell 66 Rangers 61 Celtic 48
1932-33g Rangers 62 Motherwell 59 Hearts 50
1933-34g Rangers 66 Motherwell 62 Celtic 47
1934-35¢ Rangers 55 Celtic 52 Hearts 50
1935-36g Celtic 66 *Rangers 61 Aberdeen 61
1936-37g Rangers 61 Aberdeen 54 Celtic 52
1937-382 Celtic 61 Hearts 58 Rangers 49
1938-39g Rangers 59 Celtic 48 Aberdeen 46
1946-47f Rangers 46 Hibernian 44 Aberdeen 39
1947-48; Hibernian 48 Rangers 46 Partick T. 36
1948-49} Rangers 46 Dundee 45 Hibernian 39
1949-S0j Rangers 50 Hibernian 49 Hearts 43
1950-S1j Hibernian 48 *Rangers 38 Dundee 38
1951-S2j Hibernian 45 Rangers 41 East Fife 37
1952-53} *Rangers 43 Hibernian 43 East Fife 39
1953-54j Celtic 43 Hearts 38 Partick T. 35
1954-55j Aberdeen 49 Celtic 46 Rangers 41
1955-S6f Rangers 52 Aberdeen 46 *Hearts 45
1956-S7f Rangers 55 Hearts 53 Kilmarnock 42
1957-S8f Hearts 62 Rangers 49 Celtic 46
1958-59f Rangers 50 Hearts 48 Motherwell 44
1959-60f Hearts 54 Kilmarnock 50 *Rangers 42
1960-61f Rangers 51 Kilmarnock 50 Third Lanark 42
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First Pts. Second Pts. Third
1961-62 Dundee 54 Rangers 51 Celtic
1962-63 Rangers 57 Kilmarnock 48 Partick T.
1963-64f Rangers 55 Kilmarnock 49 *Celtic
1964-65f *Kilmarnock 50 Hearts 50 Dunfermline Ath.
1965-66 Celtic 37 Rangers Be) Kilmarnock
1966-67 Celtic 58 Rangers 55 Clyde
1967-68f Celtic 63 Rangers 61 Hibernian
1968-69 Celtic 54 Rangers 49 Dunfermline Ath.
1969-70 f Celtic 57 Rangers 45 Hibernian
1970-71 Celtic 56 Aberdeen 54 St. Johnstone
1971-72 Celtic 60 Aberdeen 50 Rangers
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SCOTTISH LEAGUE DIVISION 2

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1921-22a tAlloa 60 Cowdenbeath 47 Armadale
1922-234 Queen’s Park 57 Clydebank 450 St. Johnstone
1923-24a St. Johnstone 56 Cowdenbeath 55 Bathgate
1924-254 Dundee U. 50 Clydebank 48 Clyde
1925-264 Dunfermline Ath. 59 Clyde 53 Ayr U.
1926-27a Bo’ness 56 Raith R. 49 Clydebank
1927-28a Ayr U. 54 Third Lanark 45 King’s Park
1928-295 Dundee U, 51 Morton 50 Arbroath
1929-30a *Leith Ath. 37 East Fife 57 Albion R.
1930-31a Third Lanark 61 Dundee U. 50 Dunfermline Ath.
1931-32a *East Stirling 55 St. Johnstone 55 *Raith Rovers
1932-33c Hibernian 54 Queen of the S. 49 Dunfermline Ath.
1933-34c Albion R. 45 *Dunfermline Ath. 44 Arbroath
1934-35c Third Lanark 52 Arbroath 50 St. Bernard’s
1935-36c Falkirk 59 St. Mirren 52 Morton
1936-37c Ayr U. 34 Morton 51 St. Bernard’s
1937-38c Raith R. 59 Albion R. 48 Airdrieonians
1938-39c Cowdenbeath 60 *Alloa 48 East Fife
1946-47d Dundee 45 Airdrieonians 42 East Fife
1947-48e East Fife 53 Albion R. 42 Hamilton A.
1948-49e *Raith R. 42 Stirling Albion 42 * Airdriconians
1949-50e Morton 47 Airdrieonians 44 *St. Johnstone
1950-Sle *Queen of the S. 45 Stirling Albion 45 *Ayr U,
1951-52e Clyde 44 Falkirk 43 Ayr U.
1952-S3e Stirling Albion 44 Hamilton A. 43 Queen’s Park
1953-S4e Motherwell 45 Kilmarnock 42 *Third Lanark
1954-SSe Airdrieonians 46 Dunfermline Ath. 42 Hamilton A.
1955-S6b Queen’s Park 34 Ayr U. 51 St. Johnstone
1956-57b Clyde 64 Third Lanark 51 Cowdenbeath
1957-58b Stirling Albion ar} Dunfermline Ath, 53 Arbroath
1958-59b Ayr U. 60 Arbroath 51 Stenhousemuir
1959-60b St. Johnstone 53 Dundee VU. 50 Queen of the S.
1960-61b Stirling Albion 55 Falkirk 54 Stenhousemuir
1961-626 Clyde 54 Queen of the S. 53 Morton
1962-63b St. Johnstone 55 East Stirling 49 Morton
1963-64b Morton 67 Clyde 53 Arbroath
1964-65b Stirling Albion i) Hamilton A, 50 Queen of the S.
1965-66b Ayr U. 53 Airdrieonians 50 Queen of the S.
1966-67b Morton 69 Raith R. 58 Arbroath
1967-686 St. Mirren 62 Arbroath 53 East Fife
1968-69b Motherwell 64 Ayr U. 53 *East Fife
1969-706 Falkirk 56 Cowdenbeath 55 Queen of the South
1970-71b Partick Thistle 56 East Fife 51 Arbroath
1971-726 Dumbarton 52 Arbroath 52 Stirling Albion
Maximum points: a, 76; b, 72; c, 68; d, 52; e, 60.
Maximum points: a, 36; b, 44; c, 40; d, 52; e, 60;f, 68; g, 76; h, 84;j, 60.
+ Held jointly after indecisive play-off. * On goal average. t Won on deciding match,
Competition suspended 1940-45 during war. +t Held jointly.
{Two points deducted for fielding ineligible player.
Relegated from First Division

1921-22+Queen’s Park, Dumbarton, Clydebank 1924-25 Third Lanark. Ayr U.
1922-23 Albion R., Alloa 1925-26 Raith R., Clydebank
1923-24 Clyde, Clydebank 1926-27 Morton, Dundee VU.
{Season 1921-22—only 1 club promoted, 3 clubs relegated. * Won on goal average.
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Relegated clubs (continued)
1927-28 Dunfermline Ath., Bo’ness 1953-54 Airdrieonians, Hamilton A.
1928-29 Third Lanark, Raith R. 1954-55 No clubs relegated
1929-30 St. Johnstone, Dundee U. 1955-56 Stirling Albion, Clyde
1930-31 Hibernian, East Fife 1956-57 Dunfermline Ath., Ayr U.
1931-32 Dundee U., Leith Ath. 1957-58 East Fife, Queen’s Park
1932-33 Morton, East Stirling 1958-59 Queen of the S., Falkirk
1933-34 Third Lanark, Cowdenbeath 1959-60 Arbroath, Stirling Albion
1934-35 St. Mirren, Falkirk 1960-61 Ayr U., Clyde
1935-36 Airdrieonians, Ayr U. 1961-62 St. Johnstone, Stirling Albion
1936-37 Dunfermline Ath., Albion R. 1962-63 Clyde, Raith R.
1937-38 Dundee, Morton 1963-64 Queen of the S., East Stirling
1938-39 Queen’s Park, Raith R. 1964-65 Airdrieonians, Third Lanark
1946-47 Kilmarnock, Hamilton A. 1965-66 Morton, Hamilton A.
1947-48 Airdrieonians, Queen’s Park 1966-67 St. Mirren, Ayr U.
1948-49 Morton, Albion R. 1967-68 Motherwell, Stirling Albion
1949-50 Queen of the S., Stirling Albion 1968-69 Falkirk, Arbroath
1950-51 Clyde, Falkirk 1969-70 Raith R., Partick T.
1951-52 Morton, Stirling Albion 1970-71 St. Mirren, Cowdenbeath
1952-53 Motherwell, Third Lanark 1971-72 Clyde, Dunfermline Ath.
SCOTTISH F.A. CUP WINNERS 1874-1972
Winners Runners-up Score

Queen’s Park Clydesdale 2-0
Queen’s Park Renton 3-0
Queen’s Park Third Lanark 2-0 after 1-1 draw
Vale of Leven Rangers 3-2 after 0-0 and 1-1 draws
Vale of Leven Third Lanark 1-0
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Queen’s Park Thornlibank 3-0
+Queen’s Park Dumbarton 3-1
Queen’s Park Dumbarton 4-1 after 2-2 draw
Dumbarton Vale of Leven 2-1 after 2-2 draw
tQueen’s Park Vale of Leven
Renton Vale of Leven 3-1 1 after 0-0 draw
Queen’s Park Renton 1
Hibernian Dumbarton 1
Renton Cambuslang 1
§Third Lanark Celtic 1
Queen’s Park Vale of Leven 2-1 1 after 1-1 draw
Hearts Dumbarton 1 0
Celtic Queen’s Park 1
Queen’s Park Celtic 2-1
Rangers Celtic 1
St. Bernard’s Renton 1
Hearts Hibernian 1
Rangers Dumbarton 1
Rangers Kilmarnock 0
Celtic Rangers 0
Celtic Queen’s Park 3
Hearts Celtic 3
Hibernian Celtic 1-0
Rangers Hearts 2-0 after 1-1 and 0-0 draws
Celtic Rangers 3-2
Third Lanark Rangers 3-1 after 0-0 draw
Hearts Third Lanark 1-0
Hearts 3-0
St. Mirren 5-1
Clyde 2-1 after 2-2 and 0-0 draws

Hamilton A, 2-0 after 0-0 draw
Clyde 2-0
Falkirk Raith R. 2-0
Celtic Hibernian 4-1 after 0-0 draw
Kilmarnock Albion R, 3-2
Partick T, Rangers 1-0
Morton Rangers 1-0
Celtic Hibernian 1-0
Airdrieonians Hibernian 2-0
1925 Celtic Dundee 2-1
1926 St. Mirren Celtic 2-0
1927 Celtic East Fife 3-1
1928 Rangers Celtic 4-0
1929 Kilmarnock Rangers 2-0
1930 Rangers Partick T, 2-1 after 0-0 draw
1931 Celtic Motherwell 4-2 after 2-2 draw
1932 Rangers Kilmarnock 3-0 after 1-1 draw
1933 Celtic Motherwell 1-0
1934 Rangers St. Mirren 5-0
1935 Rangers Hamilton A. 2-1
1936 Rangers Third Lanark 1-0
1937 Celtic Aberdeen 2-1
1938 East Fife Kilmarnock 4-2 after 1-1 draw
1939 Clyde Motherwell 4-0
1947 Aberdeen Hibernian 2-1
1948 Rangers Morton 1-0 after 1-1 draw
1949 Rangers Clyde 4-1
1950 Rangers East Fife 3-0
1951 Celtic Motherwell 1-0
1952 Motherwell ‘Dundee 4-0
1953 Rangers Aberdeen 1-0 after 1-1 draw
1955 Clyde Celtic 1-0 after 1-1 draw
1956 Hearts Celtic 3-1
1957 Falkirk Kilmarnock 2-1 after 1-1 draw
1958 Clyde Hibernian 1-0
1959 St. Mirren Aberdeen 3-1
1960 Rangers Kilmarnock 2-0
1961 Dunfermline Ath, Celtic 2-0 after 0-0 draw
1962 Rangers St. Mirren 2-0
1963 Rangers Celtic 3-0 after 1-1 draw
1964 Rangers Dundee 3-1
1965 Celtic Dunfermlire Ath, 3-2
1966 Rangers Celtic 1-0 after 0-0 draw
1968 Dunfermline Ath, Hearts 3-1
1969 Celtic Rangers 4-0
1970 Aberdeen Celtic 3-1
1971 Celtic Rangers 3-1 after 1-1 draw
1972 Celtic Hibernian 61
* Vale of Leven awarded cup, Rangers failed to appear for replay after 1-1 draw.
+ After Protest game, Queen’s Park 2 Dumbarton 1.
t Queen’s Park awarded cup, Vale of Leven failing to appear.
§ Protested replay after Third Lanark had won 3-0.
After mutual protested game which Celtic won 1-0.
|| Owing to riot, the cup was withheld after two drawn games—Celtic 2 1, Rangers 21.
681
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SCOTTISH F.A. CUP 1971-72
Forfar Ath. 2 (Britton, Porter) 976

FIRST ROUND
Stranraer 2 (Duffy 2) Q
DEC. 18 Forfar Ath.: Milne (J.); Sutherland, Martin,
Burntisland Shipyard 2 (Page, Murdoch) 500 Mollison, Milne (D.), Kennedy (A.) (Marshall),
Porter, Britton, Kennedy (S.), Williams, Stewart.
Coldstream 0
Stranraer: Whiteside; Hopkins, McAuley, Col-
Burntisland Shipyard: Cameron; Thomson, lings, Heap, Bark, McCall, Duffy, Hood, Campbell
Coull, McKenzie, Murdoch, Brand, Campbell,
(J.), Traynor.
Gillespie, Tulloch, Gibson, Page.
Coldstream: Chappell; Davidson, Curle (A.), Huntly 0 350
Curle (I.), Douglas, Hope, Leifer, Graham, Martin,
Hamilton A. 2 (Tuite, McMillan)
Waugh, Craig.
Huntly: Beattie; Watson, McGregor, Laws,
Elgin City 2 (Thom, Gilbert) 3,063 Reidford, Finnie, Williamson, Brownlee, Chalmers,
Stenhousemuir 0 Cruickshank, McRae.
Hamilton A.: Szygula; McMillan, Wilkinson,
Elgin City: Lawtie; Gerrard, Nicol, Soutar,
Shewan, Munro, Corkan, Thom, Graham, Gilbert, Atherton, Snow, Brown, Frew, Olek, Harper,
McIntosh. Fairley, Tuite.
Stenhousemuir: Kennedy; Thomson, Rose, Inverness Thistle 3 (Cumming, McLean, Cowie)
Richardson, Rogerson, Jamieson, Scobie, McPaul,
Boyle, Rooney, Murdoch. Inverness Caledonian 4 (Johnston, Park, Nield (F.),
Allan). 2,500
Gala Fairydean 1 (Thomson) 650 Inverness Thistle: Riley; Fraser (R.), D’Arcy,
Queen of the S. 5 (Hood 2, Hamilton, Donachie, ing, Bremner, Lazenby, Fraser (T.), Stephen,
Black) Cowie, Duncan, McLean.
Gala Fairydean: Tancock;McGillivray, McGuire, Inverness Caledonian: McKenzie; Nield (R.),
Sneddon, Miller (A.), Moran, Cassidy, Neilson, Noble, Presslie, Bennett, Stapleton, Johnston,
Miller (D.), Somerville, Thomson. Allan, Lynas, Park, Nield (F.).
Queen of the S.: Ball; Totten, Barker, Connell, Queen of the S. 0 2,442
Scott, McChesney, Black, Hood, Donachie, Law,
Hamilton. Berwick R. 0
Queen of the S.: Ball; Totten, McLean, Connell,
Queen’s Park 2 (Colgan, Neil (pen)) 1,257 Easton, McChesney, Black, Donald, Hood (Laing),
East Stirling 1 (McLindon) Law, Hamilton.
Queen’s Park: Purvis; Barr, Gilmour, Neil, Berwick R.: Wilson (W.); Davidson, Laing,
McDonald, Campbell, Emery, McGrory, Smith, Brown, McDowell, McCabe, Wilson (P.) Melrose,
Colgan, Denholm, Hall, Thomson, Bird.
East Stirling: Wood; Derby, McGregor, Simp-
son, Stein, Murphy, Miller, Browning, Scanlon,
Raith R. 2 (Wallace 2) 1,670
McLindon, Grant. Brechin C. 1 (Harrier (pen))
Raith R.: McDermott; Hislop, Jamieson, Lind-
St. Cuthbert Wanderers 0 1372 say, Dempsey, Cooper, Lister, Georgeson, Wallace,
Brechin C. 3 (Kemp, Littlejohn, Cooper) McGuire, Robertson.
St. Cuthbert Wanderers: Adams;McLellan, Brechin C.: McEwan; Harrier, Kidd, Clark,
Grieve, Bryan, Roy, Smith, McGowan, Dacre Nicol, Miller, Cooper, Dow (Adamson), Kemp,
(McDowall), Riddell, True, Hering. Littlejohn, Cunningham.
Brechin C.: McEwan; Harrier, Miller, Clark,
Kidd, Littlejohn, Cooper, Adamson, Reid, Nicol, Stirling Albion 1 (McCarry) 2,711
Dow (Kemp). Alloa 2 (McCallan 2)
Stirling Albion: Young; Christie, Hancock,
Duffin (Little), McCarry, Stevenson, McPhee,
Lawson, McMillan, Carr, McKechnie.
SECOND ROUND Alloa: McWilliams; Stewart (R.), Campbell
JAN. 15 i.ames), McGarry, Brown, Campbell (A.), Campbell
Jim), Stewart (P.), McCallan, McCulloch, Beck.
Albion R. 3 (McGranaghan 2, Smith) 1,042
Queen’s Park 2 (Denholm 2)
Albion R.: Brown; Rice, Martin, Tuddenham, SECOND ROUND REPLAYS
Sage, Simpson, Ness, Halpin, Ferris, Rutherford JAN. 19
(Smith), McGranaghan.
Queen’s Park; Purvis; Barr, Gilmour, Neil, Berwick R. 0 652
Hunter, Colgan, McKay, Campbell, Smith, Whyte, Queen of the S. 1 (McChesney)
Denholm, Berwick R.: Wilson (W.); Davidson, Laing,
Brown, McDowell, McCabe, Wilson (P.), Melrose,
Burntisland Shipyard 1 (Campbell) 500 Hall, Thomson, Stoddart.
Elgin City 4 (Thom, Graham 2, Shewan) Queen of the S.; Ball; Totten, McLean, Connell,
Burntisland Shipyard: Cameron; Thomson, Easton, McChesney, Black, Donald, Hood, Law,
Coull, McIntosh, Murdoch, Brand, Campbell, Hamilton.
Page, Tulloch, Gillespie, Gibson.
JAN. 22
Elgin City: Clark; Gerrard, Nicol, Soutar,
Shewan, Munro, Corkan, McCarthy, Graham, Stranraer 1 (Traynor) 1,567
Gilbert, Thom, Forfar Athletic 2 (Stewart, Britton)
682
_ Stranraer: Whiteside; Hopkins, McAuley, Col- Falkirk; Donaldson; Jones, Gibson, Cattenach
lings, Heap, Bark, McCall, Duffy, Hood (Hay), (Harley), Markie, Shirra, Hoggan, Ferguson, Jack
Campbell (J.), Traynor. Young, McLeod. i
Forfar Ath.: Milne (J.), Hopcroft, Martin, Rangers: McCloy; Jardine, Mathieson,
Rutherford, Milne (D.), Mollison, Porter, Britton, <Oe
Jackson, Smith, McLean, Conn, Johnst D
Kennedy (S.) (Marshall), Williams, Stewart. MacDonald, Johnston (W.). gene
Forfar Ath. 0 1,650
THIRD ROUND St. Mirren 1 (Biair)
Forfar Ath.: Milne (J.); Hopcroft, Martin,
FEB. 5 Rutherford, Milne (D.), Mollison, Porter, Britton
Arbroath 1 (Milne) 3,283 Kennedy (S.) (Marshall), Williams, Stewart. ;
Airdrieonians 3 (Whiteford (D.), Busby, Jarvie) St. Mirren: Stevenson; Osborne, Munro; Millar,
McQueen, Murray; Borland, Blair, McLeod
Arbroath: Gallacher; Milne, McKay, Cargill, Bryceland, McKean.
Waddell, Robertson, McCaffer, Cant, Fletcher, sama
Payne (McAlpine), Stanton. Hearts 2 (Anderson, Winchester) 11,932
Airdrieonians: McKenzie; Jonquin, Clarke, St. Johnstone 0
Menzies, McKinley, Whiteford (D.), Wilson,
Walker, Busby, Jarvie, Cowan. Hearts: Garland; Sneddon, Oliver, Brown,
Anderson, Thomson, Murray (T.), Renton, Kin-
Celtic 5 (Macari, Deans, Callaghan 2, Murdoch) near, Winchester, Lynch.
Albion R. 0 20,212 St. Johnstone: Robertson; Lambie, Argue,
Celtic: Wiiliams; Hay, Brogan, Murdoch, Rennie, Gordon, Coburn, Aird, Hall, Pearson,
Connolly, Aitken,
McNeill, Connelly, Dalglish, Macari, Deans
(McCluskey), Callaghan, Wilson. Kilmarnock 5 (Mathie 2, Maxwell, Morrison, Cook)
Albion R.: Brown; Rice, Martin, Tuddenham, Alloa 1 (Johnston) 3,871
Sage, Smith, Ness, Simpson, Ferris, Rutherford,
McGranaghan (McKinder). Kilmarnock: Hunter; Whyte, Dickson, Maxwell,
Rodman, McGrory, McSherry, Gilmour, Mathie,
Clyde 0 3,480 Morrison, Cook.
Ayr U. 1 (McLean) Alloa: McWilliams; McGarry, Campbell (J.),
Thomson, Brown, Campbell (A.), Beck, Stewart
Clyde: Cairney; Anderson, Mulheron, Beattie
(P.), McCallan, Laurie (Johnston), McCulloch.
(Glasgow), McHugh, Burns, McGrain, Sullivan,
Hulston, Flanagan, Hay.
Morton 1 (Osborne (pen)) 3,561
Ayr U.: Stewart; Wells, Murphy, McAnespie,
Cowdenbeath 0
Campbell, Filippi, Doyle, Graham, McLean,
McGregor, Stevenson. Morton: Sorensen; Shevlane, Laughton, Clark,
Anderson, Lavelle, Chalmers, Booth, Osborne,
Clydebank 1 (Kane) 1,955 Mason, Murphy.
East Fife 1 (McPhee) Cowdenbeath: McArthur; McLauchlan, Cairns,
Clydebank: McDonald; Mitchell, Gray, Fallon, Taylor, Kinnell, Moore, Laing, Dickson, Mullen
Hall, Hay, Kane, Love, McGhee (McFarlane), (Thomson), Bostock, Ross.
Munro, Currie.
Motherwell 2 (McCabe, Lawson) 5,034
East Fife: Gorman; Duncan, McQuade,
McLaren, Martis, Clarke, Honeyman, Love, Montrose 0
Hughes, Hamilton, McPhee. Motherwell: Macrae; Muir (John), Wark, Forsyth,
McCallum, Watson, Campbell, McInally, McCabe,
Dumbarton 3 (Wilson 2, Gallacher) 2,395 Lawson, Heron.
Hamilton A. 1 (Strzyalkowski) Montrose: Page; Martin, Smith, Thomson,
Dumbarton: Williams; McKay, Wilkinson, D’Arcy, Stuart, Livingstone, Young, Third,
Graham, Bolton, Paterson, Mentiply (Gallacher Johnston, Finn.
(C.)), McCormack, Jenkins, Wilson, Coleman.
Partick T. 0 21,000
Hamilton A.: Szygula; McMillan, Wilkinson,
Hamilton (G.), McNulty, Brown, Strzyalkowski, Hibernian 2 (Gordon, Schaedler)
Atherton (Hamilton (W.)), Harper, Fairley, Gor- Partick T.: Rough; Hansen, Forsyth, Glavin,
don. Campbell, Strachan, Gibson (Rae (T.)), McQuade,
Bone, Rae (A.), Lawrie.
Dundee U. 0 13,500
Hibernian: Herriot; Brownlie, Schaedler, Stan-
Aberdeen 4 (Miller, Harper 2 (1 pen), Young) ton, Black, Blackley, Hamilton, O’Rourke, Gor-
Dundee U.: McAlpine; Rolland, Cameron (J.), don, Cropley, Duncan.
Markland, Smith (D.), Smith (W.), Cameron (K.),
Knox, Copland (Traynor), Gardner, Mitchell. Raith R. 2 (McGuire (pen), Robertson) 7,483
: Clark; Murray (G.), Hermiston, Mur- Dunfermline Ath. 0
me “amon Buckon Gey" Miller, Robb, Raith R.: McDermott; Hislop, Beveridge, Lind-
Harper, Willoughby, Graham. say, Staite, Cooper, McGuire, Georgeson, Wallace,
Dempsey, Robertson.
Elgin City 3 (Thom, Graham 2) 5,598
Dunfermline Ath.: Arrol; Callaghan, Mercer,
Inverness Caledonian 1 (Brakin) Fraser, McNicoll, O’Neill, Paterson, Scott, Millar
Elgin City: Lawtie; Gerrard, Nicol, Soutar, (Thomson), Mitchell, Gillespie.
Bevan. Munro, McIntosh, Douglas (Corkan),
Thom, Graham, Gilbert. FEB. 8
Inverness Cal: McKenzie; Nield (R.), Noble, Dundee 3 (Wilson (R.), Johnston, Scott (J.))
Stapleton, Bennett, Presslie (McGregor), Johnston, Queen of the S. 0 8,500
Allan, Lynas, Brakin, Nield (F.).
Dundee: Hewitt; Wilson (R.), (Kinninmonth),
Falkirk 2 (Jack, Ferguson) 20,000 Johnston, Ford, Phillip, Houston, Duncan, Scott
Rangers 2 (Johnstone, Greig) (.), Wallace, Scott (J.), Lambie
683
Queen of the S.: Ball; Totten, McLean, Connell, Hearts: Garland; Sneddon, Oliver, Thomson,
Easton, McChesney, Dempster, McIntyre, Hood, Anderson, Wood, Murray (T.), Brown, Ford
Dickson, Hamilton (Donald). (Murray N.), Kinnear, Lynch.
Clydebank: McDonald; Mitchell, Gray, Hall,
FEB. 9 Fallon, Hay, Currie, Love, Kane, Munro, McGhee
East Fife 0 5,104 (McFarlane).
Clydebank 1 (McGhee) Hibernian 2 (Gordon, Baker) 15,980
East Fife: Gorman; Duncan, McQuade, Mc- Airdrieonians 0
Laren (Dailey), Martis, Clarke, Honeyman,
Borthwick, Hughes, Hamilton, McPhee. Hibernian: Herriot; Brownlie, Schaedler, Stanton,
Black, Blackley, Hamilton, O’Rourke, Baker,
Clydebank: McDonald; Mitchell, Gray, Fallon, Gordon, Duncan.
Hall, Hay, Kane, Love, McGhee, Munro, Currie
(McFarlane). Airdrieonians: McKenzie; Caldwell, Clarke,
Menzies, McKinley, Whiteford (D.), Wilson,
Rangers 2 (Stein, McLean) 43,000 Walker, Busby, Jarvie, Cowan.
Falkirk0 St. Mirren 1 (McLeod) 29,376
Rangers: McCloy; Jardine, Mathieson, Greig,
Rangers 4 (MacDonald, Stein, McLean 2 (1 pen) )
Johnstone (D.), Smith, McLean, Conn, Stein,
MacDonald (A.), Johnston (W.). St. Mirren: Stevenson; McLaughlin, Munro,
Shirra, Markie, Millar, McQueen, Murray, Borland, McLeod,
Falkirk: Donaldson; Jones,
Ferguson, Jack Prentice, Bryceland, McKean.
Wheatley, Gibson, Scott (J.),
(McLeod), Young, Harley. Rangers: McCloy; Jardine, Mathieson, Greig,
Johnstone (D.), Smith, McLean, Conn, Stein,
MacDonald, Johnston (W.).
FOURTH ROUND
FEB. 26 FOURTH ROUND REPLAY
Aberdeen 1 (Willoughby) 18,277
MARCH 1
Morton 0
Motherwell 2 (Heron (pen), Lawson) 12,000
Aberdeen: Marshall; Murray G, Hermiston»
Murray S., Young, Buchan M., Forrest, Robb, Ayr U. 1 (Ingram)
Harper, Willoughby, Miller (Graham). Motherwell: Burns; Muir, John, Whiteford,
Morton: Sorensen; Thorup, Shevlane, Clark, Forsyth, McCallum, Watson, Campbell, McInally,
Anderson, Rankin, Chalmers, Lumsden, Gillies McCabe, Lawson, Heron.
(Osborne), Mason, Murphy, Ayr U.: Stewart; McFadzean, Murphy, McAnes-
pie, Quinn, Fillipi, Doyle, Graham, Ingram,
Ayr U.0 11,500 McGregor, Robertson.
Motherwell 0
Ayr U.: Stewart; McFadzean (Mitchell)>
Murphy, McAnespie, Quinn, Fillipi, Doyle,
Graham, Ingram, McGregor, Robertson. FIFTH ROUND
Motherwell: Macrae; Muir, John, Wark (Gold- MARCH 18
thorpe), Forsyth, McCallum, Watson, Campbell,
MclInally, McCabe, Lawson, Heron. Celtic 1 (Deans) 47,500
Hearts 1 (Renton)
Celtic 4 (Lennox 2, Dalglish, Deans) 47,500 Celtic: Williams; McGrain, Brogan, Murdoch,
Dundee0 poe Callaghan, Hood, Hay, Deans, Macari,
Celtic: Williams; Hay, Brogan, Murdoch, ennox.
McNeill, Connelly, Hood, Dalglish, Deans, Hearts: Garland; Sneddon, Jeffries, Thomson,
Callaghan, Lennox. Anderson, Wood, Murray (T.), Townsend (Brown),
Dundee: Hewitt; Wilson R., Johnston, Houston, Ford, Renton, Lynch.
Phillip, Ford, Duncan, Scott I., Wallace, Scott (J.),
Lambie. Hibernian 2 (O’ Rourke, Baker) 25,736
Aberdeen 0
Dumbarton 0 6,236 Hibernian: Herriot; Brownlie, Schaedler, Stanton,
Raith R. 3 (Wallace, Georgeson, Robertson) Black, Blackley, Hamilton, O’Rourke, Baker,
Dumbarton: Williams; Menzies, Wilkinson Gordon, Duncan.
Jenkins, Bolton, Paterson, Coleman, Gallacher C Aberdeen: Marshall; Boel, Hermiston, Murray
(McAdam), McCormack, Wilson K., Wilson (D.). (S.) (Wilson), Young, Murray (G.), Forrest,
Raith R.: _McDermott; Hislop, Beveridge, Taylor, Harper, Willoughby, Graham.
Lindsay, Straite, Cooper, McGuire, Georgeson,
Wallace, Dempsey, Robertson. Motherwell 2 (Heron, Campbell) 28,577
Rangers 2 (Mac Donald, Stein)
Elgin C. 1 (Shewan) 10,500 Motherwell: Fallon; Muir, Whiteford, Forsyth,
Kilmarnock 4 (Gerrard 0.g. Maxwell (pen), Mathie, McCallum, Watson, Campbell, McInally, McCabe,
Cook). Lawson, Heron.
Elgin C.: Lawtie; Gerrard, Nicol, Soutar, Rangers: McCloy; Jardine, Mathieson, Greig,
Shewan, Munro, Graham, Douglas, McArthur, Jackson, Smith, McLean, Johnstone (D), Stein,
Thom (McCarthy), Gilbert. MacDonald, Johnston (W.).
Kilmarnock: _ Hunter; Dickson (Whyte), Cairns,
Maxwell, Rodman, McGrory, McSherry, Gilmour, Raith R. 1 (Staite) 10,815
Mathie, Morrison, Cook. Kilmarnock 3 (Cook, Mathie, Morrison)
_Raith R.: McDermott; Hislop, Beveridge (Lister),
Hearts 4 (Hall o.g. Kinnear 2, Ford) 11,953 Lindsay, Straite, Cooper, McGuire, Georgeson,
C’ydebank 0 Wallace, Dempsey, Robertson.
684
Kilmarnock: Hunter; Dickson, Cairns, Maxwell, APRIL 15
Rodman, McGrory, McSherry, Gilmour, Mathie,
Morrison, Cook. Hibernian 1 (O’ Rourke) 75,884
Rangers 1 (Mac Donald)
Hibernian: Herriot; Brownlie, Schaedler, Stanton,
FIFTH ROUND REPLAYS Black, Blackley, Edwards, O’Rourke, Baker,
Gordon, Duncan.
MARCH 27
Hearts 0 40,029 Jackson, Smith, McLean, Johnstone (D.), Stein,
Celtic 1 (Macari) MacDonald, Johnston (W.).
Hearts: Garland; Sneddon (Murray (N.) ),
Jeffries, Thomson, Anderson, Wood, Murray (T.),
Brown, Ford, Renton, Lynch. SEMI-FINAL REPLAY
Celtic: Williams; Craig, Hay (Quinn), Murdoch, APRIL 24
McNeill, Connelly, Hood, Macari, Dalglish,
Callaghan, Lennox. Hibernian 2 (Stanton, Edwards) 58,000
Rangers 0
Rangers 4 (Stein, 2 McLean, Fallon(o.g.)) 40,000 Hibernian: Herriot; Brownlie, Schaedler, Stanton,
Motherwell 2 (Lawson 2) Black, Blackley, Edwards, Hazel, Gordon,
Rangers: McCloy; Jardine, Mathieson, Greig, O’Rourke, Duncan.
Jackson, Smith, McLean, Johnstone (D.), Stein, Rangers: McCloy; Jardine, Mathieson, Parlane
MacDonald, Johnston (W.). (Denny), Jackson, Smith, McLean, Johnstone (D.),
Motherwell: Fallon; Muir, Whiteford, Forsyth, Stein, MacDonald, Johnston (W.).
McCallum, Watson, Campbell, McInally, McCabe
(Goldthorp), Lawson, Heron.
FINAL
(at Hampden Park)
SEMI-FINALS (at Hampden Park) MAY 6
APRIL 12 Celtic 6 (McNeill, Deans 3, Macari 2) 106,102
Celtic 3 (Deans 2, Macari) 48,398 Hibernian 1 (Gordon)
Kilmarnock 1 (Cook) Celtic: Williams; Craig, Brogan, Murdoch,
Celtic: Williams; Craig, McCluskey, Murdoch, McNeill, Connelly, Johnstone, Deans, Macari,
McNeill, Connelly, Johnstone, Macari, Deans, Dalglish, Callaghan.
Callaghan, Lennox Hibernian: Herriot ; Brownlie, Schaedler, Stanton,
Kilmarnock: Hunter; Dickson, Cairns, Maxwell, Black, Blackley, Edwards, Hazel, Gordon,
Rodman, McGrory, McSherry, Gilmour, Mathie, O’Rourke, Duncan (Auld).
Morrison, Cook, Referee: A. MacKenzie, Larbert.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE REFEREES 1971-72
Anderson, S. (Glasgow) Macdonald, A. F. (Glasgow)

Anderson, W. (East Kilbride) McKee, J. H. (Kirkintilloch)
Callaghan, J. (Glasgow) MacKenzie, A. (Larbert)
Crawford R. D. (Stirling) McRoberts, J. C. B. (Wishaw)
Crawley, A. J. (Glasgow) Marshall, R. (Clydebank)
Davidson, R. H. (Airdrie) Marshall, T. (Baillieston)
Dempsey, H. (Bishopbriggs) Mullan, W. J. (Dalkeith)
Foote, I. M. D. (Glasgow) Padden, B. (Ardrossan)
Gordon, J. R. P. (Newport-on-Tay) Paterson, A. (East Kilbride)
Gordon, R. (Glasgow) Paterson, J. W. (Bothwell)
Grant, J. R. (Larbert) Pringle, E. H. (Edinburgh)
Greenlees, R. C. (Lochgelly) Smith, G. B. (Edinburgh)
Henderson, R. D. (Dundee) Thomson, E. (Edinburgh)
Hunter, P. (Falkirk) _ Valentine, R. B. (Dundee)
Kellock, T. (East Kilbride) Webster, A. F. J. (Falkirk)
Kyle, T. R. (Bishopbriggs) Wilson, R. K. (Glasgow)
685
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SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP 1971-2

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August 14 August 25
Aberdeen v Dundee 1-1 Aberdeen v Clyde 5-0
Albion R. v Stranraer 2-1 Albion R. v Montrose 0-2
Alloa y Hamilton A. 3-0 Ayr U, v Rangers 0-4
Ayr U. v Morton 1-1 Berwick R. vyCowdenbeath 0-1
Berwick R. v Clydebank 2-2 Brechin C. v East Stirling 1-4
Celtic v Rangers 2-0 Celtic v Morton 0-1
Dumbarton vy Stirling Albion 1-1 Dumbarton v Stenhousemuir 1-2
Dundee U. v Kilmarnock 1-0 Dundee U. v Hibernian 1-4
Dunfermline Ath. v Airdrieonians 1-1 Dunfermline Ath. y St. Johnstone 0-2
Falkirk v Clyde 5-2. Falkirk v Dundee 1-0
Forfar Ath. v East Stirling 2-2. Forfar Ath. v Alloa 0-0
Hearts v St. Johnstone 4-1 Hearts v Airdrieonians 1-2
Motherwell v Hibernian 0-3 Motherwell v Kilmarnock 2-0
Partick T. vy Arbroath 4-0 Partick T. v East Fife 1-1
Queen of the S. vy Stenhousemuir 3-2 Queen ofthe S. v Stirling Albion 1-2
Queen’s Park v Cowdenbeath 1-0 Queen’s Park vy Clydebank 1-1
Raith R. v East Fife 2-1 Raith R. v Arbroath 1-1
St. Mirren vy Montrose 4-1 St. Mirren v Stranraer 3-0
August 18 August 28
Airdrieonians v Hearts 1-3_ Airdrieonians v Dunfermline Ath. 1-0
Arbroath v Raith R. 4-0 Arbroath v Partick T. 2-4
Clyde v Aberdeen 0-2 Brechin C. vy Forfar Ath. 2-1
Clydebank v Queen’s Park 3-2. Clyde v Falkirk 0-1
Cowdenbeath vy Berwick R. 2-2. Clydebank v Berwick R. 5-0
Dundee v Falkirk 2-2. Cowdenbeath v Queen’s Park 1-1
East Fife v Partick T. 2-3 Dundee v Aberdeen 3-1
East Stirling v Alloa 1-1 East Fife v Raith R. 1-1
Hamilton A. v Brechin C, 2-2 East Stirling v Hamilton A. 2-6
Hibernian v- Dundee U. 2-0 Hibernian v Motherwell 2-1
Kilmarnock v Motherwell 2-1 Kilmarnock v Dundee U. 4-2
Montrose v Albion R. 1-1 Montrose v St. Mirren 0-1
Morton v Celtic 0-1 =Morton v Ayr U. 2-0
Rangers v Ayr U. 4-0 Rangers vy Celtic 0-3
St. Johnstone v Dunfermline Ath. 1-1 St. Johnstone v Hearts 1-0
Stenhousemuir v Dumbarton 2-3 Stenhousemuir v Queen of the S, 1-0
Stirling Albion v Queen of the S. 2-1 Stirling Albion v Dumbarton 59)
Stranraer v St. Mirren 2-0 Stranraer v Albion R. 2-0
August 21 August 30
Aberdeen v Falkirk 1-0 Celtic v Ayr U. 4-1
Airdrieonians v St. Johnstone 1-3
Alloa v Brechin C. 1-1 September 1
Arbroath v East Fife 2-2 Albion R. v St. Mirren 2-1
Ayr U. v Celtic 0-3 Cowdenbeath v Clydebank 3-4
Berwick R. v Queen’s Park 2-3. Dumbarton v Queen ofthe S, 1-3
Clyde v Dundee 0-1 Dundee v Clyde 3-0
Clydebank v Cowdenbeath 2-1 East Fife v Arbroath 0-2
Dundee U. v Motherwell 2-2. Falkirk v Aberdeen 3-1
Dunfermline Ath. v Hearts 1-0 Hearts vyDunfermline Ath, 4-0
Hamilton A. v Forfar Ath. 1-4 Kilmarnock v Hibernian 0-0
Hibernian v Kilmarnock 3-1 Morton v Rangers 0-1
Montrose v Stranraer 2-2. Motherwell v Dundee U. 1-3
Queen of the S. v Dumbarton 1-0 Partick T. v Raith R. 5-0
Raith R. v Partick T, 1-1 Queen’s Park v Berwick R. 0-1
Rangers v Morton 2-0 St. Johnstone v Airdrieonians 0-1
St. Mirren v Albion R. 1-0 Stirling Albion v Stenhousemuir 3-1
Stenhousemuir v Stirling Albion 1-3. Stranraer v Montrose 2-4
686
FINAL
TABLES AFTER PRELIMINARY MATCHES
Scottish League Cup 71-72
Home Away Home Away
Goals Goals Goals Goals
PWDLFEFAWDL FAPs POW. (FoASWiD) F APs
Section 1 Section8
Hibernian GPs OF OO7M2F2 107 wilt St. Mirren 63) 0 70gS5 Lats 0 2
Aaimamock' "62-1" 0 (6123'*'0 (0834 1625 Montrose CADme2 Bw $25 Ose
Dundee U. 6. LA 1, 4 Gee OR eS 7 55 Stranraer Op 2 0RtG 4705 0 2
Motherwell 6 1 0 2 3 6.0 1.2. 496.33 Albion R, 672 OM LY 45450
°1) 12 ANADAA
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AAD
Section 2 Section9
Falkirk © ie On 9.83 Sit BSD Alloa Al 1.0 4 1 40.2.0
Dundee Ge Pel aOaks 20 et? 28 ForfarAth 4020221041
Aberdeen GP2) Hine seve dF 510i 2) a4 6ig 7 East Stirling 40113 71410
Clyde 6 0 OF 3n0) 4n0) 0 1321370 Brechin C. FLA 0 «1307S R052" 0
Section 3 HamiltonvA. 2:4.00 91 fy8. 61 OU 1 AWwWwwre
wRhpa
DAwWnune
SiJonnstone 6 1 1 1 *2° 279" 0r1> “6 5-7
Hearts 642.0 1 9: ST (OP 2IVONeSHIG Supplementary Play-off,
Airdrieonians 6 102362041 436 Partick T. v Alloa
Tuptermiine -'Ge2 Oot 3 SiO a #2: PB Gies
Quarter Finals, Ist Legs
Section 4 Clydebank v Celtic
Celtic 692.10 “156027 3200 0!>s 71 00 Falkirk v Hibernian
Rangers 6 2 Of SElO382.0 Omi reS22. 18 St. Mirren v Stirling Albion
Morton CUISO 2 ee oe el eee? eS
Ayr U. SO ok 2 1 BOOS ext ris f September 20
Section 5 Quarter Final, Ist Leg
Clydebank Gee Om 10) Sot? ee ot St. Johnstone y Partick T.
Cmeewseak 6 1 Lik 22 balel, 26 6G, 6 September 22
Cowdenbeath 6 02167102 23 4 Quarter Finals, 2nd Leg
Berwick K.iiev60! kb 2aANe. fd 1D 713) \74 Celtic v Clydebank
Section 6 Hibernian v Falkirk
Stirling Albion6 3 008 4210 6 311 Partick T. v St. Johnstone
Queen oftheS.6 2015 4102 446 Stirling Albion v St. Mirren
Stenhousemuir6 10246102 574
Semi-final
iumosrion, 10 1. 2.5 £6" Ip 2's" 6a 3
Falkirk v Partick T.
Section 7 Celtic v St. Mirren
Partick T. 6 2 1 Ovhsn2T 1) Naso s 10
Arbroath 6 1 1 ies 16! PedwLO :31 S56 October 23
Raith R. GP TADS Orel A 2D EGOS Final
East Fife 6 0 1 2 3 6e0nprvias4sedse3 Celtic v Partick T,
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP (Winners & Runners-up)

1945-46 Aberdeen Rangers 3-2
46-47 Rangers Aberdeen 4-0
47-48 East Fife Falkirk 4-1 (after 1-1 draw)
48-49 Rangers Raith R. 2-0
49-50 East Fife Dunfermline Ath, 3-0
50-51 Motherwell Hibernian 3-0
$1-52 Dundee Rangers 3-2
52-53 Dundee Kilmarnock 2-0
53-54 East Fife Partick T. 3-2
54-55 Hearts Motherwell 4-2
55-56 Aberdeen St. Mirren 2-1
56-57 Celtic Partic T. 3-0 (after 0-0 draw)
57-58 Celtic Rangers 7-1
58-59 Hearts Partick T. 5-1
59-60 Hearts Third Lanark 2-1
60-61 Rangers Kilmarnock 2-0
61-62 Rangers Hearts 3-1 (after 1-1 draw)
62-63 Hearts Kilmarnock 1-0
63-64 Rangers Morton 5-0
64-65 Rangers Celtic 2-1
67-68 Celtic Dundee 5-3
68-69 Celtic Hibernian 6-2
69-70 Celtic St. Johnstone 1-0
70-71 Rangers Celtic 1-0
71-72 Partick T. Celtic 4-1
687
ns
GOALSCORERS—SCOTLAND 1971/72
ABERDEEN Jack 4 (1 pen), Harley 3, Hoggan 3, Millar 3 (3

League (8-0): Harper 33 (5 pen), Robb 10, Murray, pen), Shirra 3, Roxburgh 2, Young 2, Own
S. 10, Willoughby 7, Forrest 4, Graham 4, Young ao 2, Markie is aa
3, Miller 3, Taylor 2, Hermiston 1, Buchan, M. 1, Cup (2): Ferguson 1, Jack 1. :
Murray, G. 1, Own Goal 1. Teague Cup (14): Ferguson 4, Jack 2, Miller 2 (2
Cup (5): Bees 2 (1 pen), Willoughby 1, Young 1, pen), Young 2, Hoggan 1, McLaughlin 1, Markie
Miller 1. ; 1, Setterington 1.
League Cup (11): Harper 4, Graham 3, Willoughby HEARTS
2, Robb 1, Forrest 1. League (53): Ford 15, Murray, T. 10 (1 pen),
Renton 5, Brown 4, Own Goal 4, Anderson 2,
AIRDRIEONIANS ; é Carruthers 2, Kinnear 2, Lynch 2, Thomson 2,
League (44): Busby 10, Whiteford, D. 10, Jarvie 8, Townsend 2 (1 pen), Winchester 2, Murray, N. 1.
Walker 5 (3 pen), Wilson 3, Cowan 2, Fury 2, Cup (7): Kinnear 2, Anderson 1, Ford 1, Renton 1,
Caldwell 1, Whiteford, J. 1, Young 1, Own Goali Winchester 1, Own Goal 1.
Cup (3): Whiteford, D. 1, Busby 1, Jarvie 1. : League Cup (12): Ford 3, Lynch 3, Murray, N. 2,
League Cup (7): Busby 2, Menzies 2 (2 pen), Jarvie Brown 1, Carruthers 1, Fleming 1, Thomson 1.
1, Whiteford, D. 1, Own Goal 1.
HIBERNIAN
AYR UNITED League (62): Duncan 11, O’Rourke 11 (6 pen),
League (40): Graham 14 (4 pen), Ingram 5, McLean Stanton 9 (1 pen), Hamilton 6, Baker 4, Gordon
G. 5, (1 pen), Doyle 3, Fillipi 3, Stevenson 3 4, Auld 3, Brownlie 3, Edwards 3, Blackley 2,
(1 pen), Mitchell 2 (1 pen), McGovern 1, Hazel 2, McEwan 2, Cropley 1, Own Goal 1.
McGregor 1, Robertson 1, Whitehead 1, Own Cup (10): Gordon 3, Baker 2, O’Rourke 2, Edwards
Goal 1. 1, Schaedler 1, Stanton 1.
Cup (2): Ingram 1, McLean, G. 1. League Cup (15): Cropley 4, Baker 3, Hamilton 3,
League Cup (2): Doyle 1, McGovern 1. O’Rourke 2 (1 pen), Duncan 1, Hazel 1, Stevenson
A.
CELTIC KILMARNOCK
League (96): Deans 19, Dalglish 17, Lennox 12, League (49): Mathie 16, Cook 10, Morrison 9,
Hood 11 (1 pen), Macari 10, Johnstone 9, Maxwell 8 (5 pen), Gilmour 3, Fleming 1,
Davidson 4, Murdoch 4 (3 pen), McNeill 3, McSherry 1, Own Goal 1.
Brogan 1, Callaghan 1, Wilson 1, Own Goal 4. Cup (13): Cook 4, Mathie 4, Maxwell 2 (1 pen),
Cup (20): Deans 8, Macari 5, Callaghan 2, Lennox Morrison 2, Own Goal 1.
2, Dalglish 1, McNeill 1, Murdoch 1. League Cup (7): McCulloch 2, McSherry 2, Beattie
League Cup (28): Dalglish 5 (1 pen), Hood 5, 1, Gilmour 1, Morrison 1.
Macari 5, Lennox 4, Hay 3, Callaghan 2, Hughes
1, Johnstone 1, Wallace 1, Own Goal 1. MORTON
League (46): Gillies 9, Osborne 8 (2 pen), Chalmers
CLYDE 7 (1 pen), Mason 6, Armstrong 4, Laughton 2,
League (33): Flanagan 7, Hulston 6 (1 pen), Murphy 2, Smith 2, Thorup 2, Own Goal 2,
McBride 5, Sullivan 3, Burns 2, McGrain 2, Anderson 1, Lumsden 1.
MceVie 2, Hastings 1, Hay 1, MacDonald 1, Cup (1): Osborne 1 (1 pen).
McHugh 1, Millar 1, Thomson 1. League Cup (4): Osborne 2, Murphy 1, Own Goal 1.
League Cup (2): Hulston 2.
MOTHERWELL
DUNDEE League (49): Heron 12 (3 pen), Lawson 7, McCabe
League (59): Wallace 16, Duncan 13, Scott, J. 7, Goldthorp 6, McInally 4, Jim Muir 4, Campbell
12 (4 pen), Scott, I. 6, Johnston 4, Bryce 2, Own 2, Deans 2, Brown 1, McClymont 1, John Muir 1,
Goal 2, Kinninmonth 1, Steele 1, Stewart 1, Watson 1, Own Goal 1.
Wilson, J. 1. Cup (8): Lawson 4, Heron 2 (1 pen), Campbell 1,
Cup (3): Johnston 1, Wilson, R. 1, Scott, J. 1. McCave 1.
League Cup (10): Wallace 3, Scott, J. 2, Bryce 1, League Cup (7): Heron 2, Watson 2, MclInally 1,
Duncan 1, Houston 1, Johnston 1, Wilson, R. 1. Martin 1, Whiteford 1 (1 pen).
PARTICK THISTLE
DUNDEE UNITED League (53): McQuade 12, Bone 10, Coulston 10,
League (55): Copland 9, Cameron, K. 7 (1 pen), Gibson 5, Forsyth 4 (3 pen), Rae A. 3, Rae, T. 3,
Gordon 7, Mitchell 5, Rolland 5, Knox 4, Glavin 2, Own Goal 2, Lawrie 1, Mullen 1.
Traynor 4, White, A. 4, Smith, D. 2 (2 pen),
Cameron, J. 1, Devlin 1, Fleming 1, Gray 1 League Cup (34): Bone 9 (2 pen), Coulston 6,
Henry 1, Kopel 1, Reid, A. 1, Reid, I. 1. McQuade 5, Lawrie 3, Rae, A. 3, Rae, T. 2,
League Cup (9): Cameron, K. 2, Gordon 2, Reid, A. Smith 2, Forsyth 1, Gibson 1, Hansen 1, Own
2, Rolland 2, Traynor 1. Goal 1.
DUNFERMLINE ATHLETIC RANGERS
League (31): Mitchell 7 (2 pen), Mackie 4, Gardner League (71): Johnston, W. 11 (4 pen), MacDonald,
3, Millar 3 (2 pen), Paterson 3, Gillespie 2, A. 11, Stein 11, Greig 8, Johnstone, D. 7, Fyfe 6,
Leishman 2, O’Neill 2, Fraser 1, McNicoll 1 Jardine 5 (2 pen), Conn 3, Penman 3, Jackson 2,
Scott 1, Thomson 1, Own Goal 1. vlendora 1, McDonald, I. 1, McLean 1, Smith
League Cup (4): McBride 2, Gardner 1, Mitchell 1,
EAST FIFE Cup (15): Stein 5, McLean 4 (1 pen), MacDonald,
A. 3, Greig 1, Johnstone, D. 1, Own Goal. 1
League (34): McPhee 9, Hughes 8, Dailey 6, League Cup (11): Johnstone D. 4, Stein 4, Mac-
Borthwick 4, Honeyman 3, Hamilton 1, McLaren Donald, A. 2, McLean 1 (1 pen).
1, Walker 1, Own Goal 1.
Cup (1): McPhee 1. ST. JOHNSTONE
League Cup (7): Honeyman 2, Bernard 1, Borthwick League (52): Connolly 11 (2 pen), Pearson 11, Hall
1, Finlayson 1, Hughes 1, McPhee 1. 9, Aird 6, Aitken 5, McPhee 3, Rennie 2, Rooney
2, Muir 1, Whitelaw 1, Own Goal 1.
FALKIRK League Cup (11): Connolly 3 (1 pen), Muir 25
League (44): Ferguson 9, Setterington 6, Somner 6, Pearson 2, Rooney 2, Lambie 1, Whitelaw 1.
688
I ees
MAJOR BRITISH RECORDS
TEAM PERFORMANCES
eee eres ay AS oe
HIGHEST SCORES
First-Class Match Arbroath 36 Bon Accord 0 5.9.1885
; (Scottish Cup Ist Round)
International England 13 Treland 0 18.2.1882
F.A, Cup Tie Preston N.E. 26 Hyde United 0 15.10.1887
(First Round)
FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Division 1 (Home) W.B.A. 12 Darwen 0 4.3.1892

Nottingham F, 12 Leicester Fosse 0 21.4,1909
(Away) Newcastle U. 1 Sunderland 9 5.12.1908
Cardiff C. 1 Wolverhampton W, 9 3.9.1955
Division 2 (Home) Newcastle U. 13 Newport Co. 0 5.10.1946
(Away) Burslem Port Vale 0 Sheffield U. 10 10.12.1892
Division 3 (Home) Tranmere R. 9 Accrington St, 0 18.4.1959
Brentford 9 Wrexham 0 15.10.1963
(Away) Tranmere R. 1 Bury 7 1.10.1960
Mansfield T, 11 Peterborough U, 7 26.3.1966
Division 3(S) (Home) Luton T. 12 Bristol R. 0 13.4,1936
(Away) NorthamptonT. 0 Walsall 8 2.2.1947
Division 3 (N) (Home) Stockport C. 13 Halifax T. 0 6.1.1934
(Away) Accrington St. 0 Barnsley 9 3.2.1934
Division 4 (Home) Oldham Ath, 11 Southport 0 26.12.1962
(Away) Stockport Co. 0 Peterborough U, 6 6.4.1961
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Division 1 (Home) Celtic 11 Dundee 0 26.10.1895
(Away) Airdrieonians 1 Hibernian 11 24.10.1959
Division 2 (Home) East Fife 13 Edinburgh C, 2 11.12.1937
MOST GOALS FOR IN A SEASON
FOOTBALL LEAGUE Goals Games Season

Division 1 Aston Villa 128 42 1930-31
Division 2 Middlesbrough 122 42 1926-27
Division 3 (S) Millwall 127 42 1927-28
Division 3 (N) Bradford C, 128 42 1928-29
Division 3 Q.P.R. 111 46 1961-62
Division 4 Peterborough U, 134 46 1960-61
SCOTTISH LEAGUE Goals Games Season

Division 1 Hearts 132 34 1957-58
Division 2 Raith R, 142 34 1937-38
MOST GOALS AGAINST IN A SEASON

Division 1 Blackpool 125 42 1930-31
Division 74 Darwen 141 34 1898-99
Division 3 (S) Merthyr Tydfil 135 42 ame
Division 3 (N) Nelson 136 42 1 eae
Division 3 Accrington St, 123 46 1 see
Division 4 Hartlepools U. 109 46 1959-60
SCOTTISH LEAGUE Goals Games Season

Division 1 Leith Athletic 137 38 ine:=
Edinburgh C, 146 38 =
Division 2
689
FEWEST GOALS AGAINST IN A SEASON
Goals Games Season
FOOTBALL LEAGUE
24 42 pee c
Division 1 Liverpool
Birmingham C, 24 42 1947-48
Division 2 1921-22
3(S) Southampton 21 42
Division 1953-54
3 (N) Port Vale 21 46
Division 1968-69
3 Watford 34 46
Division 1963-64
Division 4 Gillingham 30 46
Goals Games Season

SCOTTISH LEAGUE
sie R 22 38 1923-24
Celtic 24 34 1967-68
eS
(after offside rule change)
Division 2 Morton 20 38 1966-67
Ba
eee
MOST POINTS IN A SEASON
FOOTBALL LEAGUE Points Games Season

Division 1 Leeds U. 67 42 1968-69
Division 2 Tottenham H, 70 42 1919-20
Division 3 Hull C. 70 46 1971-72
Division 3 (S) Nottingham F, 70 46 1950-51
Bristol C. 70 46 1954-55
Division 3 (N) Doncaster R. 12 42 1946-47
Division 4 Peterborough U. 66 46 1960-61
SCOTTISH LEAGUE Points Games Season

Division 1 Rangers 76 42 1920-21
Division 2 Morton 69 38 1966-67
FEWEST POINTS IN A SEASON
FOOTBALL LEAGUE Points Games Season

— Q.P.R. 18 42 1968-69
Division 2 Doncaster R. 8 34 1904-05
Division 3 Newport Co. 22 46 1961-62
Division 3 (S) Merthyr Tydfil 21 42 1924-25
& 1929-30
ae Q.P.R. 21 42 1925-26
Division 3 (N) Rochdale 11 40 1931-32
SCOTTISH LEAGUE Points Games Season

Division 1 Stirling Albion 6 30 1954-55
MOST WINS IN A SEASON

FOOTBALL LEAGUE Wins Games Season
Division 1 Tottenham H, 31
Division 2 Tottenham H, 32 4 1919.00
Division 3 (S) Millwall 30 42 1927-28
Plymouth Arg. 30 42 1929-30
Cardiff C. 30 42 1946-47
Nottingham F, 30 46 1950-51
gine Bristol C, 30 46 1954-55
Division 3 (N) Doncaster R, 33 42 1946-47
Division 3 Hull C. 31 46 1965-66
Division 4 C. Palace 29 46 1960-61
SCOTTISH LEAGUE Wins Games Season
Division 1 Rangers 35
Division 2 Morton 32 36 1963.64
690
Se ee eT
RECORD HOME WINS IN A SEASON
ee
a ee a a a ea a Se
Brentford won all 21 games in Division 3 (S), 1929-30
a a a a a ee ee ees
RECORD AWAY WINS IN A SEASON
ee ee
Doncaster R. won 18 of 21 games in Division 3 (N), 1946-47
ae Ne a a a eR
MOST DEFEATS IN A SEASON
Se
Ee ee ee
FOOTBALL LEAGUE Defeats Games Season
Blackburn R. 30 42 1965-66
Division 2 Tranmere R. 31 42 1938-39
Division 3 Newport Co. 31 46 1961-62
Division 3 (S) Merthyr Tydfil 29 42 1924-25
Division 3 (N) Rochdale 33 40 1931-32
Division 4 Hartlepools U. 29 46 1959-60
SCOTTISH LEAGUE Defeats Games Season
Division 1 St. Mirren 31 42 1920-21
Division 2 Lochgelly U. 30 38 1923-24
FEWEST DEFEATS IN A SEASON
FOOTBALL LEAGUE Defeats Games Season

Division 1 Preston N.E. 0 22 1888-89
Leeds U. 2 42 1968-69
Division 2 Liverpool 0 28 1893-94
Burnley is 30 1897-98
Bristol C, 2 38 1905-06
Leeds U. 3 42 1963-64
Division 3 Q.P.R. 5 46 1966-67
Division 3 (S) Southampton 4 42 1921-22
Division 3 (N) Port Vale 3 46 1953-54
Division 4 Millwall 7 46 1964-65
Luton T. i 46 1967-68
Swansea C, 7 46 1969-70
Port Vale 7 46 1969-70
Notts. Co, if 46 1969-70
SCOTTISH LEAGUE Defeats Games Season
Division 1 Rangers 0 18 1898-99
Rangers 1 42 1920-21
Hearts 1 34 1957-58
ae : 3 ae
Celtic 1 34 1967-68
ivision 2 Clyde 1
oo coe 1 36 1963-64
MOST LEAGUE GOALS (SEASON)

Division 1 Dixie Dean (Everton) 60 42 1927-28
Division 2 George Camsell (Middlesbrough) 59 42 1926-27
Division 3 (S) Joe Payne (Luton T.) 55 42 1936-37
Division 3 (N) Ted Harston (Mansfield T.) 55 42 1936-37
Division 3 Derek Reeves (Southampton) 39 46 1959-60
Division 4 Terry Bly (Peterborough U.) 52 46 1960-61
SCOTTISH LEAGUE : ve stirs

Division 1 William McFadyen (Motherwell) 5 -
Division 2 Jim Smith (Ayr U.) 66 38 1927-28
691
Football Sponsorship
The sponsorship of sport is a new phenomenon in this country. It is something that I
actively encouraged when I was the Minister for Sport for good and practical reasons.
We contrived to create a partnership with the various sporting bodies by initiating
percentage grant schemes to cover the various aspects of sports development that we were
anxious to encourage — more efficient administration, coaching at club and senior level,
international competition and so on. ;
The difficulty of such a system is that the more grants the Government is prepared to
make the more money the sport has to raise for itself. Clearly the answer lies partly in the
development of sponsorship and so we encouraged this development, subject to one
consideration of crucial importance. The sport receiving sponsorship help must be
completely in control of the situation, its integrity must be maintained against any com-
mercial considerations. 3
It is very much to the credit of those firms who are now sponsoring British sport that
no such complaints have arisen.
What are the considerations that interest the companies? I believe they can be sum-
marised as follows:
1. It is good business to associate the firm or its products with a sporting event of
interest to its clients or customers.
2. If a major sporting event is created or sponsored the potential coverage by the
communications media is very considerable.
3. Company awareness. The opportunity to project a company to a new public or to
re-inforce its image in new directions.
4. A desire to act as a ‘patron of sport’ for more altruistic reasons, a belief that com-
mercial undertakings have social obligations beyond financial considerations.
The Football League were among the first of the organisations to take up sponsorship
in a big way. They do not receive any Government financial aid as they are a professional
business undertaking. Yet their need to develop more financial support, especially to
assist their less wealthy clubs, can be seen quite clearly.
The Football League Management Committee has proved to be adventurous and
successful in pursuing its sponsorship policy and no doubt success is largely due to the
enterprise and vigour of Alan Hardaker their Secretary.
The Texaco Cup was tailor-made for this oil company when it changed its name from
Regent. Texaco have measured consumer reaction and are quite certain that the estab-
lishment of the Texaco Cup was a classic case of company awareness.
The Watney company has long been involved in sponsorship. The Cup which bears
their name is played by eight Football League clubs immediately prior to the official
season and this excellent sense of timing creates a high degree of public interest. This
competition seeks to achieve another target — that of encouraging attacking football, for
the teams qualify for it on their goal scoring capacity in the previous season. An interest-
ing example of how sponsorship can be intelligently used to further developments in
sport that need to be encouraged.
The Football Association has not yet found a sponsor for any of its minor competitions
but there are some interesting possibilities available for consideration. Television cover-
age is of obvious importance to sponsors and no doubt the F.A. will need to consider
this aspect of their competitions when entering into discussions with prospective clients.
It is interesting to note that the F.A. reached agreement with Wembley Stadium so that
discreet advertising was allowed on that hallowed ground, although history was actually
made in this respect at the Football League Cup Final.
The one event that I do not expect to see sponsored in my life time is the F.A. Cup
itself, it would hardly be British, though I would not be surprised to find the sponsorship
of individual clubs as a future development. If that helped to redress the present balance
by which allthe best players gravitate to just a few clubs then it would be doing the game
a great service.
DENIS HOWELL, M.P.
692
Watney Cup 1971
FIRST ROUND W.B.A.: Cumbes; Hughes, Wilson, Cantello
JULY 31 (Merrick), Wile, Kaye, Suggett, Brown, Astle,
Colchester U. (0) 1 (Lewis pen) Hope, Hartford.
Luton T. (0) 0
8,186 SEMI-FINALS
AUG, 4
Colchester: Smith; Cram, Gilchrist, Owen
Colchester U. (0) 2 (Gibbs, Lewis)
(Jones), Garvey, Burgess, Lewis, Gibbs, Simmons
Carlisle U. (0) 0
(Leslie), Crawford, Mahon.
7,875
Luton: Read; John Ryan, Slough, Hoy, Nicholl,
Colchester U.; Smith; Cram, Gilchrist, Owen,
Moore, Court (Goodeve), Busby, Givens (Wain-
Garvey, Burgess, Jones, Lewis, Simmons, Gibbs,
wright), Keen, Anderson.
Mahon.
Crewe Alex. (0) 1 (Lowry) Carlisle U.: Ross; Hemstead, Gorman, Ternent,
Carlisle U. (1) 3 (Martin, Hatton 2) Winstanley, Sutton, Barton, Martin, Webb (Owen),
9,253 Hatton, Balderstone,
Crewe Alex.: Adams; Lowry, Leigh, Gater, Halifax T. (0) 0
Dolby, Bradshaw, Wallace, East, Morrissey, W.B.A. (1) 2 (Suggett 2)
Bowles, Bird. 12,069
Carlisle U.: Ross; Hemstead, Gorman, Ternent, Halifax T.: Smith; Burgin, Lee, Wallace, Picker-
Winstanley, Sutton, Barton (Fleming), Martin, ing, Rhodes, Chadwick, Atkins, Robertson, Len=
Webb (Owen), Hatton, Balderstone. nard, Holmes.
W.B,A.: Cumbes; Hughes, Wilson, Cantello,
Halifax T. (2) 2 (Atkins, Wallace pen)
Wile, Kaye, McVitie (Merrick), Brown, Astle,
Manchester U. (0) 1 (Best pen)
Suggett, Hartford.
19,765
Halifax T.: Smith; Burgin, Lee, Wallace, Picker- FINAL (at West Bromwich)
ing, Rhodes, Chadwick, Atkins, Robertson, Len-
AUG.7
nard, Holmes.
W.B.A. (3) 4 (Cantello, Astle 2, Suggett)
Manchester U.: Stepney; Fitzpatrick, Dunne’
Colchester U. (2) 4 (Mahon 2, Simmons, Lewis pen)
Crerand (Burns), James, Sadler, Morgan, Gowling
18,000
(Kidd), Charlton, Law, Best.
W.B.A.: Cumbes; Hughes, Wilson, Cantello,
Wrexham (0) 1 (Kinsey) Wile, Kaye, Suggett, Brown, Astle, Hope, Hart-
W.B.A. (0) 2 (Brown 2, 1 pen) ford,
11,213 Colchester U.: Smith; Cram, Gilchrist, Bloss,
Garvey, Burgess, Owen, Lewis, Simmons, Gibbs,
Wrexham: Gaskell; Ingle, Vansittart, Davis, May,
Mahon,
Park, Moir, Smith, Ashcroft, Kinsey, Provan
(Tinnion). (Colchester won Cup on penalties 4-3.)
Drybrough Cup 1971

FIRST ROUND Celtic (Dalglish 3, Macari) 4
St. Johnstone (Pearson, Aitken) 2
JULY 31, 11
East Fife 0 FINAL
Aberdeen (Buchan, G., Graham, Harper) 3
AUG. 7 (at Pittodrie)
Airdrieonians (Whiteford, D., Busby) 2 Aberdeen (Harper pen, Robb) 2
Arbroath (Walker, T.) 1 Celtic (Hughes) 1
Celtic (Dalglish 4, Hood) 5 Aberdeen: Clark; Boel, Hermiston; Murray, S.,
Dumbarton (Gallacher, C., Wilson, K.) 2 Young, Buchan, M., Buchan, G., Robb, Harper,
St. Johnstone (Hall 2) 2 Willoughby, Graham.
Partick T. (Lawrie) 1 Celtic: Williams; Craig, Hay, Callaghan,
McNeill, Connelly, Daglish, Hood, Macari,
SECOND ROUND Davidson (Johnstone), Hughes.
AUG, 4
Airdrieonians (Goodwin) 1
Aberdeen (Buchan, G., Harper, Robb,
Delaney (0g)) 4
693
Texaco Cup 1971-72
FIRST ROUND, FIRST LEG FIRST ROUND, SECOND LEG
SEPT. 14 SEPT. 27
Airdrieonians 2 (Busby, Whiteford)
Falkirk 1 SR DD Manchester C, 0
20,000
12,000 Airdrieonians: McKenzie; Caldwell, McKay,
Falkirk: Devlin; Jones, McLaughlan, Markie, Delaney, Goodwin, Whiteford, Wilson, Menzies,
Miller, Shirra, Hoggan, Jack, Young, Ferguson,
Busby, Jarvie, Cowan.
Setterington. Manchester C.: Healey; Connor, Donachie,
Coventry C.: Glazier; Coop, Smith, Mortimer, Carter, Jobnson,
Jeffries, Hanvey, Towers,
Blockley, Parker, O’Rourke, Carr, Chilton, Hunt
Brennan, Hill, Henson.
(Barry), McGuire. (Airdrieonians won 4-2 on aggregate)
Huddersfield T. 1 (Hoy) Morton 1 (Chalmers)
Morton 0 Huddersfield T. 1 (Worthington)
5,769 12,000 s
Huddersfield T.: Lawson (D.); Clarke, Hutt, Morton: Sorenson; Hayes, McDerment (Smith),
McGill, Ellam, Cherry, Hoy, Barry, Worthington,
Clark, Anderson, Laughton, Lumsden, Mason,
Lawson, (J.), Chapman.
Morton: Sorenson; Hayes, McDerment, Clark, Osborne, Murphy, Chalmers.
Huddersfield T.: Lawson (D.); Clarke, Hutt,
Anderson, Laughton, Lumsden, Mason, Osborne,
McGill, Ellam, Cherry, Hoy (Dolan), Smith,
Murphy, Chalmers, Worthington, Lawson (J.), Chapman.
SEPT. 15 (Huddersfield T. won 2-1 on aggregate)
Manchester C. 2 (Doyle, pen., Mellor) SEPT 28
Airdrieonians 2 (Goodwin, Busby)
15,055 Coventry C. 3 (Chilton, Hunt, Mortimer)
Manchester C.: WHealey (Corrigan); Book, Falkirk 0
Donachie, Doyle, Booth, Towers, Summerbee, 14,283
Jeffries, Davies, Brennan, Mellor. Coventry C.: Glazier; Coop, Cattlin, Mortimer,
Airdrieonians: McKenzie; Jonquin, McKay, Blockley, Parker, Young, Carr, Chilton, Hunt,
Delaney, Goodwin, Whiteford, Wilson, Menzies, Smith.
Busby, Jarvie, Cowan. Falkirk: Rennie; Jones, Shirra, Markie, Miller,
Gibson, Scott, Ferguson, Young, McLeod, Hoggan.
Motherwell 0 SS C. won 3-1 on aggregate, after extra
Stoke C. 1 (Bernard) time
8,231
Motherwell: MacRae; Whiteford, Wark, Brown, Newcastle U. 2 (Macdonald 2)
McCallum, Forsyth, Martin, Watson, Deans, Hearts 1 (Anderson)
Goldthorpe, Heron. 24,380
Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith, Newcastle U.: McFaul; Craig, Cuthrie, Gibb,
Ll Mahoney, Conroy, Ritchie, Stevenson, Howard, Clark, Barrowclough, Tudor, Macdonald,
ump, Nattrass, Hibbitt.
Hearts: Cruickshank; Sneddon, Kay, Brown,
Derby Co. 6 (Durban, Hector, Walker, O°’ Hare, Anderson, Thomson, Murray (N)., Townsend,
Hinton, Robson) Ford, Murray (T.), Lynch.
Dundee U. 2 (Gordon, Rolland) eos U. won 4-3 on penalties, after extra
20,059 time
Derby Co.: Boulton; Webster, Robson, Todd,
Hennessey, McGovern, Bourne, Durban (Walker), SEPT. 29
O’Hare, Hector, Hinton. Dundee U. 3 (Copland 2, Devlin)
Dundee U.: Mackay; Gray, Cameron, Smith
Deve Co. 2 (Hinton, Butlin)
(W.), Smith (D.), Henry, Watson, Reid, Gordon,
Rolland, Copland (Devlin).
Dundee U.: McAlpine; Rolland, Cameron,
Hearts 1 (Lynch) Markland, Gray, Henry, Traynor, Reid, Copland,
Newcastle U. 0 Devlin (Smith), White.
Derby Co.; Boulton; Daniel, Robson, Hennessey,
Hearts; Cruickshank; Sneddon, Kay, Brown, Bailey, Gemmiil, McGovern, Wignall, Butlin,
Anderson, Thomson, Murray (N.), Townsend, Walker, Hinton.
Ford, Murray T., Lynch. (Derby Co. won 8-5 on aggregate)
Newcastle U.: McFaul; Craig, Guthrie, Gibb,
Burton (Dyson), Clark, Barrowclough, Tudor, Stoke C, 4 (Ritchie 2, Greenhoff pen., Haslegrave)
Macdonald, Nattrass, Hibbitt. Motherwell 1 (Heron)
12,072
Ballymena 3 (Martin 2, Frictleton) Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Jump, Bernard, Smith,
Waterford 2 (Kirby, Buck) Bloor, Conroy, Greenhoff, Ritchie, Dobing,
Ballymena:McKinney ;Donnell, Gowdy, Stewart, Haslegrave.
Averill, Russell, Aiken, Frickleton, Martin, McFall, Motherwell: MacRae; Gillespie, Wark, Forsyth,
Nicholl. McCallum, Brogan (Whiteford), McInally, Watson,
Waterford: Thomas; Bryan, Brennan, Maguire, Muir, Goldthorpe, Heron.
Morrissey, McGeough, Kirby (Griffith), Hale, (Stoke C. won 5-1 on aggregate)
Douglas, Buck, Mathews.
Coleraine 0
Shamrock R.5 (Leech 2, Martin, Byrne, O’ Neill) Shamrock R. 3 (Richardson 2, Leech)
Coleraine 1 (Dickson) Coleraine: Crossan; McCurdy, Gordon, Curley,
Shamrock R.:; Dunne; Gregg, Smith, Fagan, Jackson, Murray, Dunlop, Jennings (Peacock).
Keogh, Kearin, O'Neill, Leech, Richardson, Byrne, Healey, Dixon, Butcher,
Martin. Shamrock R.: Dunne; Gregg, Smith, Fagan,
Coleraine: Kydd; McCurdy, Gordon, Curley, Keogh, Kearin, O’Neill, Leech, Richardson,
Jackson, Murray, Dunlop, McMullan, Healey, Byrne, Martin (Stephens).
Dixon, Irwin. (Shamrock Rovers won 8-1 on aggregate)
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SEPT 30 Derby Co.: Boulton; Webster, Robson, Todd,
Waterford 3 (O’ Neill, Mathews 2) Hennessey, McGovern, Durban, Wignall, O’Hare,
Ballymena 3 (Frictleton, Martin 2) Hector, Hinton.
Waterford: Thomas; Bryan, Brennan, Maguire, (Derby Co.: won 4-3 on aggregate)
Morrissey, McGeough, Douglas, Hale, O”Neill
(Buck), Power, Mathews. Shamrock R. 1 (Stephens)
Ballymena: _McKinney; Donnell, Gowdy, Ballymena 1 (Martin)
Stewart, Averill, Russell, Aiken, Cook, Martin, Shamrock R.: Dunne; Gregg, Smith, Byrne
McFall, Frickleton. (Stephens), Keogh, Fagan, ONeill, Leech,
(Ballymena won 6-5 on aggregate) O’ Donoghue, Lawlor, Martin.
Ballymena: McKinney; Donnell, Gowdy, Stewart
SECOND ROUND, FIRST LEG Averill, Russell, Aiken, Donald, Martin, McFall,
OCT. 19 Frickleton.
(Ballymena won 5-2 on aggregate)
Coventry C, 1 (Blockley)
on U. 1 (Howard) SEMI-FINAL, FIRST LEG
NOV. 24
Coventry C.: Glazier; Coop, Barry, Smith, Ballymena 0
Blockley, Parker, Young, Carr, Chilton, Hunt
Airdrieonians 3 (Jarvie 3) at Stranraer
(Mortimer), St. John.
Newcastle U.; McFaul; Ellison, Clark, Guthrie,
Ballymena: McKinney; Donnell, Gowdy, Stewart,
Burton, Howard, Gibb, Tudor, Macdonald, Averill, Russell, Aiken, Donald, Martin, McFall,
Nattrass, Hibbitt.
Frickleton.
Huddersfield T. 1 (Cherry) Airdrieonians:; McKenzie; Jonquin, McKay,
PEeeppomans 2 (Whiteford, Wilson) Menzies, Delaney, Walker, Young, Whiteford,
Busby, Jarvie, Wilson.
Huddersfield T.: Lawson (D.); Clarke, Hutt, Derby Co. 1 (O’ Hare)
Dolan (Smith, D.), Ellam, Cherry, Hoy, Smith (S.), Newcastle U. 0
Worthington, Lawson (J.), Krzywicki.
Airdrieonians: McKenzie; Jonquin, Clarke, Derby Co.: Boulton; Webster, Robson, Todd,
Menzies, Delaney, Walker, Wilson, Whiteford, McFarland, Hennessey, McGovern, Gemmill,
Busby, Jarvie (McKay), Cowan. O’Hare, Hector, Hinton.
OCT. 20 Newcastle U.: McFaul; Craig, Clark, Howard,
Burton, Nattrass, Barrowclough, Green (Gibb),
Derby Co. 3 (O’ Hare 2, Hector) Macdonald, Tudor, Hibbitt.
Stoke C. 2 (Mahoney, Smith)
21,487 SEMI-FINAL, SECOND LEG
-Derby Co,.: Boulton; Daniel, Lewis, Hennessey
(Bailey), McFarland, Todd, Wignall, Powell, DEC. 8
O’Hare, Hector, Hinton, Airdrieonians 4 (Jarvie 2, Busby, Young)
Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith, Ballymena 3 (Stewart, Martin, McFall)
Bloor, Mahoney, Stevenson, Greenhoff, Jump Airdrieonians; McKenzie; Jonquin, Clarke,
(Jackson), Haslegrave. Menzies, Delaney, Walker, Wilson, Jarvie, Busby,
Whiteford, Young.
Ballymena 4 (Martin 2, Averill, Frictleton) Ballymena: McKinney; Donnell, Gowdy, Stewart
Shamrock R. 1 (Martin) Averill, Russell, Aiken, Donald, Martin, McFall,
Balleymena: McKinney; Donnell, Gowdy, Frickleton.
Stewart, Averill, Russell, Aiken, Donald, Martin, (Airdrieonians won 7-3 on aggregate)
McFall, Frickleton.
Shamrock R.: Dunne; Gregg, Smith, Fagan, Newcastle U. 2 (Macdonald, Barrowclough)
Keogh, Kearin, O’Neill, Leech, O’Donoghue, Derby Co. 3 (Walker, McGovern, Todd)
Byrne, Martin (Lawlor).
Newcastle U.: McFaul; Craig, Clark, Nattrass,
SECOND ROUND, SECOND LEG Burton, Howard, Barrowclough, Green, Macdonald,
NOV. 3 Hibbitt, Coulson (Gibb).
Derby Co.: Boulton; Todd, Webster, Hennessey,
Airdrieonians 5 (Jaryie 4, Busby) Bailey, Daniel, Durban, McGovern, O’Hare,
Huddersfield T. 1 (Cherry) Hector, Hinton (Walker).
10,000 (Derby Co. won 4-2 on aggregate, after extra time)
Airdrieonians: McKenzie; Jonquin, Clarke,
Menzies, Delaney, Walker, Wilson, Whiteford, FINAL, FIRST LEG
Busby (McKay), Jarvie, Cowan.
Huddersfield T.: Lawson, Clarke, Hutt, Jones, JAN 26
Ellam, Cherry, Hoy, Smith (S.), Worthington, Airdrieonians 0
Chapman, Smith (D.), (Dobson). Derby Co. 0
(Airdrieonians won 7-2 on aggregate) 16,000
Airdrieonians; McKenzie; Jonquin, Clarke,
Newcastle U. 5 (Macdonald, Tudor 2, Nattrass, Menzies, McKinlay, Whiteford (D.), Wilson,
Blockley o.g.) Walker, Busby, Jarvie, Cowan (Whiteford, J.).
Coventry C. 1 (Blockley) Derby Co.: Boulton, Webster, Robson, Todd,
25,230 ; Hennessey, Daniel, Gemmill, Parry, Butlin, Walker,
Newcastle U.: McFaul; Craig, Clark, Nattrass, Hinton.
Burton ,Howard, Barrowclough, Green, Macdonald,
Tudor, Hibbitt. ; FINAL, SECOND LEG
Coventry C.: Glazier; Coop, Barry, Smith, Derby Co. 2 (Hinton pen., Davies)
Blockley, Parker, Young, Carr, Chilton, Hunt, hen 1 (Whiteford)
St. John. 2
(Newcastle U. won 6-2 on aggregate) Derby Co.: Boulton; Powell, Robson, Durban,
Stoke C. 1 (Smith) Daniel, Hennessey, McGovern, Butlin, Davies,
ard Co. 1 (Wignall) Hector, Hinton.
Airdrieonians: McKenzie; Caldwell, Clarke,
2 46 rh .
Stoke C.: Banks; Marsh, Pejic, Bernard, Smith, Menzies, McKinlay, Whiteford, Wilson, Walker,
Bloor, Haslegrave, Mahoney, Conroy, Eastham Busby, Jarvie, Cowan (Jonquin).
(Stevenson), Jump. (Derby won 2-1 on aggregate)
695
Home International Championship
The catcalls were deafening. There were 30,000 Scots at Wembley and all of them seemed
to be after one thing — the blood of their team’s manager, Bobby Brown. It was not just
that his side had lost an international match 3-1; more relevantly they had lost THE
international match 3-1. For England had confirmed their superiority of a decade, had
either won or shared the Home Championship for the seventeenth time in twenty years,
and had scored three goals that might someday be viewed as more nails in the coffin of
the world’s oldest international competition.
The fact that Home International games are looking more and more like a canter for
England, that they cannot be regarded as genuine testing grounds while so many players
from the same League clubs are appearing on both sides, that end of season fixture
congestion is forcing Wales and Ireland to put out ridiculously weak sides for even those
weak countries, have all caused more than a few questions to form in the minds of those
who run the game.
Only a few months after that England-Scotland match officials and newspapers were
tentatively questioning the worth of this traditional feature of the British game. And,
despite universal agreement that it would be a pity to lose the England-Scotland fixture,
the carefully hedged conclusion appeared to be that the competition might well be
expendable.
This is the inevitable concomitant to a post-War football revolution. The importance
of the World Cup and European Championship now overshadows everything else in the
international sphere. European club commitments, the League Cup, the sponsored
events like the Watney, Texaco and Anglo-Italian cups, have made clubs even more
reluctant to release players for international games. And even the F.A. was forced
to enter in discussions about fringe commitments being pruned at the beginning of
1972.
Yet exactly one hundred years earlier very few could have imagined that such a com-
petition would flower at all. Charles Alcock, secretary of the F.A. was the prime mover
at the beginning as he was at the beginning of so much that we now take for granted.
Alcock wrote to a Glasgow newspaper asking that any ‘Scotch’ players who might be
interested in playing against a team of Englishmen should get in touch with him. Queen’s
Park — who were Scottish football at the time — suggested one Robert Smith, an ex-
Queen’s player who turned out for South Norwood. As a result four unofficial games were
arranged at the Oval between a team produced by Alcock and a London Scottish XI
organised by Smith.
But it was the semi-final between Queen’s Park and the Wanderers in the first ever
F.A. Cup competition that really led to the first ‘official’ international. That semi-final
can fairly be said to have been the first football match — of any code — that really caught
the imagination of the general public.
Asa result the F.A. decided that it was probably worthwhile making a trip to Glasgow
for an official meeting between the two countries. It is in keeping with the arrogance of
the Empire-building Victorians that the trip should have been regarded in London as
something of an educating mission.
The intent was — according to the F.A. minutes — to help spread the game north of the
border. Here the connivance of Queen’s Park is apparent. At the time there was no
Scottish F.A., so Queen’s Park handled all the arrangements, including putting eight of
their players in the side. They were undoubtedly keen of promoting the game in Glasgow
and the first suggestion of a serious visit by the English to Scotland came from them
sometime during their trip to London to play the Wanderers.
The game was played at the West of Scotland Cricket Ground at Partick on 30th
November, 1872. 4,000 people turned out to watch and the game ended in the only
official 0-0 draw for nearly 100 years.
A return was arranged at Kennington Oval the following year, England winning
handsomely 4-2, but the Scots gained revenge in 1874 with a 2-1 win in Glasgow. That
696
result was a great boost for the newly formed Scottish F.A. — which had found room for
seven Queen’s Park men in the side.
The English F.A. expanded its international orbit as early as 1879 when, on 18th
January, the Welsh put up a hard fight at Kennington and only went down 2-1. Three
years later the Irish suffered for the impudence in joining the international arena by
' going down 13-0 still England’s highest win in official internationals.
Wales first played Scotland in 1876, Ireland in 1882 and the Scots and Irish completed
the circle in 1884. Scotland won the first two fully fledged Championships — 1883-4 and
1884-5 — without losing a game. After that the Scots began to decline as a power as
England’s professionals got the better of opponents still bound — until 1893 - by amateur
regulations.
It was not until 1902-3 that one of the other two countries, Ireland, managed to even
share the title and the English had things very much their own way for a while. In 1890,
1891 and 1892 for instance, they played Wales and Ireland on the same day with two
completely different sides (and won all six games!) On Sth March 1894 and 18th March
1895 the Corinthians were allowed to chose the whole England side for the games
against Wales. (These remain the only occasions a whole England side has come from
one club, though Corinthians, drawing on players from gentlemanly positions all over
the country, were more a club in the Pall Mall than Preston North End sense.)
The Irish and Welsh have, in fact, had pitifully little say in the whole affair since it
began. The Irish have won the Championship outright just once, in 1913-14, oddly
enough at a time when that country (still politically united) was in a state of virtual
civil war which could hardly have been condusive to football.
They have never completed the grand slam (the defeat of the other three countries in
the same season), though the Welsh have included this twice — in 1923-24 and 1936-37 —
among their seven outright wins. Since the Second World War the best either country
has managed — on four occasions apiece — is a shared title. One of those occasions was
in 1955-56 when all four countries finished with three points apiece and, as goal average
does not count, the title was shared four ways — a rather pointless case of everyone
first, the rest non-existent.
England and Scotland have shared the rest of the honours quite evenly, remarkable
testimony to the Scots who have, after all, a population barely a tenth of that of England.
Since the first full tournament in 1883-34, England have registered 28 outright wins plus
18 shared, successes which includes the longest consecutive set of titles (1951-52 to
1960-61) ever won outright or shared. England, in fact, have had a foot in every single
shared title.
The tournament in 1972 produced only a meagre ration of goals though it began with
England scoring three goals at Ninian Park against Wales. The same day Scotland
defeated Ireland 2-0 with late goals. Then came the sensation of the series when Ireland
came to Wembley to achieve their first success against England since 1957 winning by a
Terry Neill goal. It was the first occasion that England had lost two internationals in
succession at Wembley.
Scotland again made heavy weather of beating Wales 1-0 and then came the battle
between the old foes when the Scots entertained England at Hampden. A match of
considerable physical violence ended with England winning 1-0 from a first half Alan
Ball goal and were certainly the better side. Then in the evening of the same Saturday
Wales and Ireland produced no goals. ;
Scotland played all three matches at home because of the political situation in Ireland,
who themselves were forced to play their trio away.
Scotland still have 22 outright wins and another 16 shared, but have the consolation
of having won 35 of their games against England, three more than their rivals have
registered against them with as many as 22 drawn.
R.F. 72/3-36 697

Home International Championship 1971-72
Home International Championship Table
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Wales (0) 0 Scotland (0) 1 (Lorimer)

England (1) 3 (Hughes, Marsh, Bell), at Ninian Pk, Wales (0) 0 at Hampden Park 21,332
34,000 Scotland: Clark (Aberdeen); Stanton (Hibern-
Wales: Sprake (Leeds U.); Rodrigues (Sheffield ian), Buchan (Manchester U.), Bremner (Leeds
W.), Thomas (Swindon T.), Hennessey (Derby Co.), U.), McNeill (Celtic), Moncur (Newcastle U.),
England (Tottenham H.), Roberts (Arsenal), (sub.) Lorimer U.), Green (Newcastle U.), O’Hare
Reece (Sheffield U.), Yorath U.), Davies, R. (Derby Co.), (sub.) Macari (Celtic), Law (Manches-
(Southampton), Davies, . (Manchester C.), ter U.), Gemmill (Derby Co.), (sub.) Hartford
Toshack (Liverpool), Durban (Derby Co.). (West Bromwich Albion).
England: Banks (Stoke C.); Madeley (Leeds U.), Wales: Sprake (Leeds U.); Page (Birmingham
Hughes (Liverpool), Storey (Arsenal), McFarland C.), Thomas (Swindon T.), Hennessey (Derby Co.),
(Derby Co.), Moore (West Ham U.), Summerbee (sub.) James (Burnley), England ,Tottenham H.),
(Newcastle C.), Bell (Manchester C.), Macdonald Yorath \Leeds U.), Durban (Derby Co,), Davies,
Newcastle U.), Marsh (Manchester C.), Hunter W. (Manchester C.), Reece (Sheffield U.), Davies,
Leeds U.). R. (Southampton), Phillips (Cardiff C.).
Northern Ireland (0) 0

Sere (0) 2 (Law, Lorimer), at Hampden Park, Scotland (0) 0
,710 England (1) 1 (Ball) at Hampden Park 119,325
Treland: Jennings (Tottenham H.); Rice (Arsenal), Scotland: Clark (Aberdeen); Brownlie (Hibern-
Nelson (Arsenal), Neill (Hull C.), Hunter (Ipswich ian), Donachie (Manchester C.), (sub.) Green
T.), Clements (Sheffield W.) (sub.), Craig (Newcastle fNewcoets U.), Bremner (Leeds U.), McNeill
U.), Hegan (Wolverhampton W.), McMordie Celtic), Moncur (Newcastle U.), Gemmill (Derby
Middlesbrough), (sub.) McIlroy (Manchester U.), Co.), (sub.) Johnstone (Celtic), Hartford (West
ougan (Wolverhampton W.), Irvine (Brighton), Bromwich Albion), Lorimer (Leeds U.), Macari
Jackson (Nottingham F.). (Celtic), Law (Manchester U.).
Scotland: Clark (Aberdeen); Brownlie (Hibern- England: Banks (Stoke C.); Madeley (Leeds U.),
ian), Donachie (Manchester C.), Bremner (Leeds Hughes (Liverpool), Storey (Arsenal), McFarland
U.), McNeill (Celtic), Moncur (Newcastle U.), (Derby Co.), Moore (West Ham U.), Ball (Arsenal),
Johnstone (Celtic), (sub.) Lorimer (Leeds U.), Bell (Manchester C.), Chivers (Tottenham H.),
Gemmill (Derby Co.), O’Hare (Derby Co.), Law Marsh (Manchester C.), (sub.) Macdonald (New-
(Manchester U.), Graham (Arsenal), castle U.), Hunter (Leeds U.),
England (0) 0 Wales (0) 0

Northern Ireland (0) 1 (Veill), at Wembley, 64,000 Northern Ireland (0) 0 at Wrexham 15,647
England: Shilton (Leicester C.); Todd (Derby Wales: Sprake (Leeds U.); Page (Birmingham
Co.), Hughes (Liverpool), Storey (Arsenal), C.), Thomas (Swindon T.), Yorath (Leeds U.),
Lloyd (Liverpool), Hunter (Leeds U.), Summberbee (sub.) Rodrigues (Sheffield W.), England (Totten-
Manchester C.), Bell (Manchester C.), Macdonald ham H.), Roberts (Arsenal), Durban tby Co.),
Newcastle U.), (sub.) Chivers (Tottenham H.), Davies, W. (Manchester C.), Reece (Sheffield U.),
arsh (Manchester C.), Currie (Sheffield U.), Davies, R. (Southampton), Phillips (Cardiff C.).
(sub.) Peters (Tottenham H.).
Northern Ireland: Jennings (Tottenham H.);
Northern Ireland: Jennings (Tottenham H.); Rice (Arsenal), Nelson (Arsenal), Neill (Hull C.),
Rice (Arsenal), Nelson (Arsenal), Neill (Hull C.), Hunter (Ipswich T.), Clements (Sheffield W.),
Hunter (Ipswich T.), Clements (Sheffield W.), Hegan (Wolverhampton W.), McMordie (Middles-
Hegan (Wolverhampton W.), McMordie (Middles- brough), Dougan (Wolverhampton W.), (sub.)
brough), Dougan (Wolverhampton W.), Irvine O'Neill (Nottingham F.), Irvine (Brighton),
(Brighton), Jackson (Nottingham F.), Jackson (Nottingham F,),
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International Championships
INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS 1883-1972
Year Champions Pts. Year Champions Pts. Year Champions Pts.
1883-84 Scotland 6 1911-12 England 5 Wales 3
1884-85 Scotland 5 ‘ | Scotland 5 ae England 5
bh England a 1912-13 England 4 England 4
BESS <8 Scotland 5 1913-14 Ireland 5 1952-53 | scotland 4
1886-87 Scotland 6 1919-20 Wales 4 1953-54 England 6
1887-88 England 6 1920-21 Scotland 6 1954-55 England 6
1888-89 Scotland 5 1921-22 Scotland 4 England 3
Scotland 5 1922-23 Scotland 5 Scotland 3
Beene | England «_5 1923-24 Wales 6 1955-56 Wales 3
1890-91 England 6 1924-25 Scotland 6 Ireland 3
1-92 oe 6 1925-26 Scotland 6 1956-57 England 5
1892-93 ngland 6 Scotland 4 England 4
1893-94 Scotland 5 sete eal | England 4 : rm | iieed 4
1894-95 England 5 1927-28 Wales 5 1958-59 Ireland 4
1895-96 Scotland 5 1928-29 Scotland 6 , | England 4
1896-97 Scotland 5 1929-30 England 6 England 4
1897-98 England 6 1930-31 | Scotland 4 1959-60 | Scotland 4
1898-99 England 6 England 4 Wales 4
1899-1900 Scotland 6 1931-32 England 6 1960-61 England 6
1900-01 England 5 1932-33 Wales 5 1961-62 Scotland 6
1901-02 Scotland 5 1933-34 Wales 5 1962-63 Scotland 6
{ England 4 1934-35 | England 4 Scotland 4
1902-03 Ireland 4 Scotland 4 1963-64 | England 4
\ Scotland 4 1935-36 Scotland 4 Ireland 4
1903-04 England 5 1936-37 Wales 6 1964-65 England 5
1904-05 ‘England 5 1937-38 England 4 1965-66 England 5
1905-06 England 4 England 4 1966-67 Scotland 5
Scotland 4 1938-39 Scotland 4 1967-68 England 5
1906-07 Wales 5 \ Wales 4 1968-69 England 6
1907-08 { Scotland 5 1946-47 England 5 England 4
England 3 1947-48 England 5 1969-70 | Scotland 4
1908-09 England 6 1948-49 Scotland 6 Wales 4
1909-10 Scotland 4 1949-50 England 6 1970-71 England 5
1910-11 England 5 1950-51 Scotland 6 1971-72 | England 5
Scotland
ENGLAND vy SCOTLAND
PLAYED: 89; England won 32, Scotland won 35, Drawn 22. GoaLs: England 160, Scotland 156.
Year Venue Goals Year Venue Goals Year Venue oals
E. EB: S.
1872 Glasgow 0 1897 Crystal Palace ys 1927 Glasgow
1873 Kennington Oval 4 1898 Glasgow 1 1928 Wembley
1874 Glasgow 1 1899 Birmingham 1 1929 Glasgow
1876 Glasgow 0 1901 Crystal Palace Z 1931 Glasgow
1877 Kennington Oval 1 1902 Birmingham 2 1932 Wembley
1878 Glasgow 2 1903 Sheffield im 1933 Glasgow
1880 Glasgow 4 1905 Crystal Palace 0 1935 Glasgow
1882 Glasgow 1 1907 Newcastle 1 1937 Glasgow
1883 Sheffield 2 1908 Glasgow 1 1938 Wembley
1884 Glasgow 0 1909 Crystal Palace 0 1939 Glasgow
1886 Glasgow 1 1911 Everton 1 1948 Glasgow
1887 Blackburn 2 1912 Glasgow 1 1949 Wembley
1888 Glasgow 5 1913 Chelsea 0 wcl1950 Glasgow
1890 Glasgow 1 1920 Sheffield 4 1952 Glasgow
1891 Blackburn 2 1921 Glasgow 3 1953 Wembley
1892 Glasgow 4 1922 Aston Villa 1 wcl1954 Glasgow
1893 Richmond 5 1923 Glasgow 2 1955 Wembley
1894 Glasgow 2 1924 Wembley 1 1956 Glasgow
1895 Everton 3 1925 Glasgow Z 1957 Wembley
1896 Glasgow 1 RR 1926 Manchester
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1960 Glasgow 1 of 1965 Wembley 1970 Glasgow
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PLAYED: 82; England won 54, Wales won 11, Drawn17, GOALs: England 220, Wales 78.
Year Venue Goals Year Venue is)Q >
Year Venue
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1879 Kennington Oval 2 1906 Cardiff 1938 Cardiff
1880 Wrexham 1907 Fulham 1946 Manchester
1881 Blackburn 1908 Wrexham 1947 Cardiff
1882 Wrexham 1909 Nottingham 1948 Aston Villa
1883 Kennington Oval 1910 Cardiff wcel949 Cardiff
1884 Wrexham 1911 Milwall 1950 Sunderland
1885 Blackburn 1912 Wrexham 1951 Cardiff
1886 Wrexham 1913 Bristol 1952 Wembley
1887 Kennington Oval 1914 Cardiff wcl953 Cardiff
1888 Crewe 1920 Highbury 1954 Wembley
1889 Stoke-on-Trent 1921 Cardiff 1955 Cardiff
1890 Wrexham 1922 Liverpool 1956 Wembley
1891 Sunderland 1923 Cardiff 1957 Cardiff
1892 Wrexham 1924 Blackburn 1958 Aston Villa
1893 Stoke 1925 Swansea 1959 Cardiff
1894 Wrexham WK —-OOm
RK
BOM
Nm,
OOUR
ee
ADNAWAUFP
RUWOW 1926 Crystal Palace 1960 Wembley
1895 Queen’s Club, 1927 Wrexham 1961 Cardiff
Kensington 1927 Burnley 1962 Wembley
1896 Cardiff 1928 Swansea 1963 Cardiff
1897 Sheffield 1929 Chelsea 1964 Wembley
1898 Wrexham 1930 Wrexham 1965 Cardiff
1899 Bristol 1931 Liverpool EC1966 Wembley
1900 Cardiff 1932 Wrexham £C1967 Cardiff
1901 Newcastle 1933 Newcastle 1969 Wembley
1902 Wrexham 1934 Cardiff 1970 Cardiff
1903 Portsmouth 1936 Wolverhampton 1971 Wembley
1904 Wrexham 1936 Cardiff 1972 Cardiff WORF
IQ oeae
NWUOCN eMN
ee
ne
ome
eos
Suwo
RA
Ke
1905 Liverpool mNe 1937 Middlesbrough
OCOo--=
OOF
BNNODKAWAIOM NeeBNNONOCRFCONNWWRFNNODON
WHE
OWADWEH
PN
NK
WH
RR
hee
NH
ORD
ENGLAND vy IRELAND
PLAYED: 79; England won 61, Ireland won 6, Drawn 12. Goats: England 285, Ireland 76.
Year Venue
1882 Belfast 13
G oals
E,
Year Venue
1908 Belfast
is)
ab Year Venue
1938 Manchester
1946 Belfast
1883 Liverpool 1909 Bradford 1947 Everton
1884 Belfast 1910 Belfast 1948 Belfast
1885 Manchester 1911 Derby wcl1949 Manchester
1886 Belfast 1912 Dublin 1950 Belfast
1887 Sheffield 1913 Belfast 1951 Aston Villa
1888 Belfast 1914 Middlesbrough 1952 Belfast
1889 Everton 1919 Belfast wc1953 Liverpool
1890 Belfast 1920 Sunderland 1954 Belfast
1891 Wolverhampton 1921 Belfast 1955 Wembley
1892 Belfast 1922 West Bromwich 1956 Belfast
1893 Birmingham 1923 Belfast 1957 Wembley
1894 Belfast 1924 Everton 1958 Belfast
1895 Derby 1925 Belfast 1959 Wembley
1896 Belfast 1926 Liverpool 1960 Belfast
1897 Nottingham 1927 Belfast 1961 Wembley
1899 Sunderland 1 1929 Belfast 1963 Wembley
1900 Dublin 1930 Sheffield 1964 Belfast
1901 Southampton 1931 Belfast 1965 Wembley
1902 Belfast 1932 Blackpool EC1966 Belfast
1903 Wolverhampton 1933 Belfast EC1967 Wembley
1905 Middlesbrough 1935 Belfast 1970 Wembley
1906 Belfast 1936 Stoke 1971 Belfast
1907 Everton CORR 1937 Belfast
WREHWNHWWANUONANAOCAUNIHDAOs)
meOROOM
eR
KP
ONNOCONEF
OOS mOOCN
Om:
ER
WN
OR
NWOHKNOKF
KOR
em 1972 Wembly INYO
CHWWN
mM
NNNHNN
ROOK
NOE
ENE
ROO
Om
WH
WWE
700
SCOTLAND vy WALES
PLAYED: 85; Scotland won 51, Wales won 15, Drawn 19. Goats: Scotland 219, Wales 39,
Year Venue Goals Year Venue Year Venue Q is)R a
Ss. W. 1937 Dundee
1876 Glasgow 4 0 1904 Dundee 1938 Cardiff
1877 Wrexham 24 O 1905 Wrexham 1939 Edinburgh
1878 Glasgow 9 O 1906 Edinburgh 1947 Wrexham
1879 Wrexham Ss 0 1907 Wrexham 1948 Glasgow
1880 Glasgow Sie 1908 Dundee 1949 Cardiff
1881 Wrexham Siw1 1909 Wrexham 1950 Glasgow
1882 Glasgow 50 1910 Kilmarnock 1951 Cardiff
1883 Wrexham ee | 1911 Cardiff 1952 Glasgow
1884 Glasgow 4-51 1912 Tynecastle 1953 Cardiff
1885 Wrexham ee Gk 1913 Wrexham 1954 Glasgow
1886 Glasgow 4 1 1914 Glasgow 1955 Cardiff
1887 Wrexham 2m 0 1920 Cardiff 1956 Glasgow
1888 Edinburgh Le | 1921 Aberdeen 1957 Cardiff
1889 Wrexham 0 +O 1922 Wrexham 1958 Glasgow
1890 Paisley Sir 0 1923 Paisley 1959 Cardiff
1891 Wrexham Ae 3 1924 Cardiff 1960 Glasgow
1892 Edinburgh Gum t 1925 Tynecastle 1961 Cardiff
1893 Wrexham Bie OD 1926 Cardiff 1962 Glasgow
1894 Kilmarnock Sar 2 1927 Glasgow 1963 Cardiff
1895 Wrexham cae nD, 1928 Wrexham 1964 Glasgow
1896 Dundee 4 0 1929 Ibrox 1965 Cardiff
1897 Wrexham 2a 2 1930 Cardiff 1966 Glasgow
1898 Motherwell 5, 2 1931 Glasgow 1967 Cardiff
1899 Wrexham 6 O 1932 Wrexham 1963 Glasgow
1900 Aberdeen Sue 2 1933 Edinburgh 1969 Wrexham
1901 Wrexham 1 1 1934 Cardiff 1970 Glasgow
1902 Greenock Pere | 1935 Aberdeen 1971 Cardiff
1903 Cardiff Le 8 1936 Cardiff KF 1972 Glasgow
MWNNWEAANWWWONKNHKHOORNENND
MmMNWUNENNNOCHKE
OCONOWHeNW RPOOCUWR
Wee
EANNWNOH
NWNNHN
BOF
RB
SOOCW
SCOTLAND vy IRELAND
PLAYED 77; Scotland won 56, Treland won 10, Drawn 11. Goats: Scotland 237, Ireland 72.
Year Venue Goals Year Venue Goals Year Venue Q iS)Se >
L
1885 Glasgow 1911 Glasgow 1949 Glasgow
1887 Glasgow 1913 Dublin 1951 Glasgow
1888 Belfast —_SCARNOUDN 1914 Belfast 1952 Belfast
1901 Glasgow _ 1932 Glasgow 1965 Glasgow
1904 Dublin 1935 Belfast 1968 Belfast
1905 Glasgow 1936 Edinburgh 1969 Glasgow
1906 Dublin 1937 Belfast 1970 Belfast
1907 Glasgow 1938 Aberdeen 1971 Glasgow
1908 Dublio 1939 Belfast 1972 Glasgow KKB
eB
HB
NK BR
OHNWHE
NWeEWADWO
REP
SOSCF
ORPNNNE
RBUNN
1909 Glasgow ONENNO

RB
BNE
WERE
OCR 1947 Glasgow
SSSSSCKENKOCOFP
AnAVeBReEOURWOWUWWHAWNAD RF OHH
HH
OFRCOR
OOOO
WURK
OCH
SOPRRENNO
SHENK
ARWOWNIONAWNHENNWHEYPANON
WALES vy IRELAND
PLAYED: 79; Wales won 37, Ireland won 24, Drawn 18. GoALs: Wales 171, Ireland 120.
Year Venue Goals Year Venue Goals Year Venue Goals
w. L w. I. w.
1882 Wrexham Te yA 1885 Belfast Bre 2 1888 Wrexham i 0
1883 Belfast Lebel 1886 Wrexham Se 10 1889 Belfast 3 1
1884 Wrexham 6 O 1887 Belfast 1 4 1890 Shrewsbury SY
Year Venue Q ) 8 Is Year Venue Goals
Ss Year Venue Goals
i=}a
w. I. Wik © w. . L
1891 Belfast Dae if 1920 Belfast 2 2 1951 Belfast 21
1892 Bangor 1921 Swansea 1952 Swansea
1893 Belfast 3x 4 1922 Belfast pee
ra 1 953 Belfi
elfast “ {
1894. Swansea Chae | 1923 Wrexham [bey 5! 1954 Wrexham v2
1895 Belfast Phew 9) 1924 Belfast Teo 1955 Belfast = elle?
1896 Wrexham Gaal 1925 Wrexham anaemt 1956 Cardiff tell |
1897 Belfast 3.4 1926 Belfast pec 1957 Belfast Tit)
1898 Llandudno (1je | 1927 Cardiff Pies 1958 Cardiff 1peat |
1899 Belfast Geet 1928 Belfast oP | 1959 Belfast 1 4
1900 Llandudno ZO 1929 Wrexham ysl pes 1960 Wrexham Nan 2
1901 Belfast he) 1930 Belfast 0 7 1961 Belfast Set
' 1902 Cardiff Om 3 1931 Wrexham a)! We 1962 Cardiff 4 0
1903 Belfast Om 2 1932 Belfast 0 4 1963 Belfast an i
1904 Bangor De Gi 1933 Wrexham Ce 1964 Cardiff 23
1905 Belfast Lan 2 1934 Belfast Ube a 1965 Belfast ld 1)
1906 Wrexham 4 4 1935 Wrexham aun 1966 Cardiff 1p
1907 Belfast Sige, 1936 Belfast Ps 1967 Belfast om 9
1908 Aberdare (ie 1937 Wrexham Ce | 1968 Wrexham 2" 0
1909 Belfast Ey?) 1938 Belfast Ome 1969 Belfast on™ 0
1910 Wrexham elas | 1939 Wrexham Bye gl! 1970 Swansea oe
1911 Belfast ya ap 1947 Belfast he ae? 1971 Belfast Oo 1
1912 Cardiff A | 1948 Wrexham yy 1972 Wrexham 0 0
1913 Belfast ie) 1949 Belfast 20
1914 Wrexham tip 1950 Wrexham Oo 0
OTHER BRITISH INTERNATIONAL AND REPRESENTATIVE

MATCHES 1971-72
HOLLAND 2, SCOTLAND 1
(at Rotterdam December 1, 1971, 18,000)
Holland: Schrivers; Venneker, Israel, Hulshoff, Krol, Neeskens, Van Hanegem (Jansen), Wery, Pahlplatz,
Cruyff, Keizer (Muhren).
Scotland: Wilson; Jardine, Hay, Bremner, Colquhoun, Stanton, Johnstone (O’Hare), Gemmill, Dalglish,
Graham, Gray (Cormack),
Scorers: Holland; Cruyff, Hulshoff; Scotland: Graham,
SCOTLAND 2, PERU 0
(at Hampden Park, April 26, 1972, 21,001)
a Hunter; Brownlie, Donachie, Carr, Colquhoun, Moncur, Morgan, Hartford, O’Hare, Law,
emmill,
on Uribe; Manzo, Velasquez, Chumpitaz, Trigueros, Mifilin, Quesado, Murante, Cubillas, Rojas,
rbegoz,
Scorers: Scotland: O’ Hare, Law.
WELSH F.A. REPRESENTATIVE TOUR 1971

v Tahiti W 2-1 v Napier Central League
v Auckland F.A. 0-3
L 0-1 v New Zealand F.A, . Lod
v ian eX 3~ v Victoria F.A,
v Canterbury F.A.
W 2-1
- v Malaysia =
vy Otago Southland L 1-6 “a _—
OTHER BRITISH INTERNATIONAL RESULTS 1908-1972
ENGLAND

Argen- England Bulgaria
England tina wcl962 June 7 Rancagua 0 0
1951 May 9 Wembley 2 1 1968 Dec. 11 Wembley 1 1
1953 May 17 Buenos Aires 0 0 ; y CHILE
(abandoned 21 mins) :
wcel962 June 2 Rancagua 3 1 England Chile
1964 June 6 Rio de Janeiro 0 1 wcl950 June 25 Rio de Janeiro 2 0
wci966 July 23 Wembley 1 0 1953 May 24 Santiago 2 1
vy COLOMBIA
v BOHEMIA England Colombia
England Bohemia 1970 May 20 Bogota 4 0
1908 June 13 Prague 4 0 vy CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Czecho-
vy AUSTRIA England slovakia
England Austria 1934 May 16 Prague 1 2
1908 June 6 Vienna iG 1 1937 Dec. 1 Tottenham 5 4
1908 June 8 Vienna 11 1 1963 May 29 Bratislava 4 a
1909 June 1 Vienna 8 1 1966 Nov. 2 Wembley 0 0
1930 May 14 Vienna 0 0 wcl970 June 11 Guadalajara 1 0
1932) Dec, Fi Chelsea 4 3 vy DENMARK
1936 May 6 Vienna 1 2 Eng- Den-
1951 Novy. 28 Wembley 2 2 Tandenaanic
$2525 Mayo25, ‘Vienna 3 2 1948 Sept. 26 Copenhagen 0 0
preio5s, June! 15) Boras 2 2 1955 Oct. 2 Copenhagen 5 1
1961 May 27 Vienna
1962 April 4 Wembl
1
3
31 wcl956 Dec.
: tones
5 Wolverhampton 5 2
pri EBON wcl957 May 15 Copenhagen 4 1
1965 Oct. 20 Wembley 2 3 1966.July 2) Copsalidgen 2 0
1967 May 27 Vienna 1 0 E
v ECUADOR
vy BELGIUM England Ecuador
Enpsiiele 1970 May 24 Quito 2 0
land gium vy F.LF.A.
1921 May 21 Brussels 2 0 England F.I.F.A.
1923 Mar. 19 Highbury 6 1 1938 Oct. 26 Highbury 3 0
1923 Noy. 1 Antwerp 222 1953 Oct. 21 Wembley 4 4
1924 Dec. 8 West Bromwich 4 0 1963 Oct. 23 Wembley 2 1
1926 May 24 Antwerp = 3
1927 May 11 Brussels 9 1 Meat Let
1928 May 19 Antwerp SAT England Finland
1929 May 11 Brussels 5 1 1937 May 20 Helsinki 8 0
1931 May 16 Brussels 4 1 1956 May 20 Helsinki 5 1
1936 May 9 Brussels 2 3 1966 June 26 Helsinki 3 0
1947 Sept. 21 Brussels 5 2
1950 May 18 Brussels a iaek v FRANCE —eeerte
1952 Nov. 26 Wembley sce : ial
wc1954 June 17 Basle A» Ak 1923 May 10 Paris 4 1
1964 Oct. 21 Wembley 2 owe 1924 May 17 Paris 3 1
1970 Feb. 25 Brussels 3 1 1925 May 21 Paris 3 2
1927 May 26 Paris 6 0
1928 May 17 Paris 5 1
v BRAZIL 1929 May 9 Paris 4 1
England Brazil 1931 May 14 Paris 2 5
1956 May 9 Wembley 4 2 1933 Dec. 6 Tottenham 4 1
wcl1958 June 11 Gothenburg 0 0 1938 May 26 Paris 4 2
1959 May 13 Rio de Janeiro 0 2 1947 May 3 Highbury 3 0
wcel962 June 10 Vina del Mar 1 3 1949 May 22 Paris 3 1
1963 May 8 Wembley 1 1 1951 Oct. 3 Highbury 2 2
1964 May 30 Rio de Janeiro 1 5 1955 May 15 Paris 0 1
1969 June 12 Rio de Janeiro 1 74 1957 Nov. 27 Wembley 4 0
7 Guadalajara 0 1 ENC1962 Oct. 3 Sheffield 1 1
wcl970 June
* After extra time.
793
Year Date Venue Goals vy MEXICO
England France Year Date Venue Goals
ENC1963 Feb. 27 Paris 2 ) England Mexico
wcl1966 July 20 Wembley 2 0 1959 May 24 Mexico City 1 2
1969 Mar. 12 Wembley 5 0 1961 May 10 Wembley 8 0
vy EAST GERMANY wcel966 July 16 Wembley 2 0
England Germany 1969 June 1 Mexico City 0 0
1963 June 2 Leipzig 2 1
1 vy NETHERLANDS
1970 Novy. 25 Wembley 3 Nether-
v WEST GERMANY England lands
England Germany 1935 May 18 Amsterdam 1 0
1930 May 10 Berlin 1946 Nov. 27 Huddersfield 8 2
1935 Dec. 4 Tottenham 1964 Dec. 9 Amsterdam 1 1
1938 May 14 Berlin 1969 Nov. 5 Amsterdam 1 0
1954 Dec. 1 Wembley 1970 Jan. 14 Wembley 0 0
1956 May 26 Berlin
1965 May 12 Nuremberg vy NORWAY
1966 Feb. 23 Wembley England Norway
wcl966 July 30 Wembley
1968 June 1 Hanover 1937 May 14 Oslo 6 0
wcl970 June 14 Leon 1938 Nov. 9 Newcastle 4 0
£C1972 April 29 Wembley 1949 May 18 Oslo 4 1
EC1972 May 13 Berlin RBH
CHNORP
WWAWWWOW
RK 1966
CWWNPHNOORF June 29 Oslo 6 1
v GREECE y PERU
England Greece England Peru
—£C1971 Apr. 21 Wembley 3 0
Ec1971 Dec. 1 Athens 2 0 1959 May 17 Lima ¥ 4
1962 May 20 Lima 4 0
v HUNGARY
England Hungary vy POLAND
1908 June 10 Budapest England Poland
1909 May 29 Budapest
1966 Jan. 5 Everton 1 1
1909 May 31 Budapest 5 Chorzow 1 0
1966 July
1936 Dec. 2 Highbury v PORTUGAL
1953 Nov. 25 Wembley
England Portugal
1960 May 22 Budapest 1947 May 25 Lisbon 10 0
wcl962 May 31 Rancagua 1950 May. 14 Lisbon =) 3
1965 May 5 Wembley
A]
OA
WAm
Om 1951 May 19 Everton
OSONNANANNNNS 5 2
1955 May 22 Oporto 1 3
v REPUBLIC OF IRELAND 1958 May 7 Wembley 2 1
wcl961 May 21 Lisbon 1 1
England wcl961 Oct. 25 Wembley 2 0
1946 Sept. 30 Dublin 1964 May 17 Lisbon 4 3
1949 Sept. 21 Everton 1964 June 4 Sao Paulo 1 1
wcl957 May 8 Wembley wcl1966 July 26 Wembley 2 1
wcl957 May 19 Dublin 1969 Dec. 10 Wembley 1 0
1964 May 24 Dublin wmuUo-
v RUMANIA
v ITALY
m i] yaoPp p a Italy England Rumania
1933 May 13 Rome 1939 May 24 Bucharest a 0
1934 Nov. 14 Highbury 1968 Nov. 6 Bucharest 0 0
1939 May 13 Milan 1969 Jan. 15 Wembley 1 1
1948 May 16 Turin wcl970 June 2 Guadalajara 1 0
1949 Nov. 30 Tottenham
1952 May 18 Florence v SPAIN
1959 May 6 Wembley England Spain
1961 May 24 Rome WrNeNANW—
NNHK
CONN 1929 May 15 Madrid 3 4
v LUXEMBOURG Luxem- 1931 Dec. 9 Highbury if 1
England bourg wcl950 July 2 RiodeJaneiro 0 1
1927 May 21 Luxembourg 5 2 1955 May 18 Madrid 1 1
wcl960 Oct. 19 Luxembourg 9 0 1955 Nov. 30 Wembley 4 1
wcl961 Sept. 28 Highbury 4 1 1960 May 15 Madrid 0 3
1960 Oct. 26 Wembley 4 2
vy MALTA 1965 Dec. 8 Madrid 2 0
England Malta 1967 May 24 Wembley 2 0
ENCI971 Feb. 3 Valletta 1 0 EC1968 April 3 Wembley 1 0
ENC1971 May 12 Wembley 5 0 EC1968 May 8 Madrid 2 1
704
v SWEDEN v U.S.S.R.
England Sweden England U.S.S.R.
1923 May 21 Stockholm 4 2 1958 May 18 Moscow 1 1
1923 May 24 Stockholm 3 1 wcl958 June 8 Gothenburg 2 2
1937 May 17 Stockholm 4 0 wcl958 June 17 Gothenburg 0 1
1947 Noy. 19 Highbury 4 2 1958 Oct. 22 Wembley 5 0
1949 May 13 Stockholm 1 3 1967 Dec. 6 Wembley 2 24
1956 May 16 Stockholm 0 0 ENC1968 June 8 Rome 2 0
1959 Oct. 28 Wembley 2 3
1965 May 16 Gothenburg 2 1
1968 May 22 Wembley 3 1 v URUGUAY
England Uruguay
ne ELEERLAND ; 1953 May 31 Montevideo 1 2
England Switz wc1954 June 26 Basle 2) 4
1933 May 20 Berne 4 0 1964 May 6 Wembley 4 1
1938 May 21 Zurich 1 2 wcl1966 July 11 Wembley 0 0
1947 May 18 Zurich 0 1 1969 June 8 Montevideo 2 1
1948 Dec. 2 Highbury 6 0
1952 May 28 Zurich 3 0
wc1954 June 20 Berne 2 0 vy YUGOSLAVIA
1962 May 9 Wembley 3 1 Yugo-
1963 June 5 Basle 8 1 England slavia
Ec1971 Oct. 13 Basle 3 2 1939 May 18 Belgrade 1 2
EC1971 Nov. 10 Wembley 1 1 1950 Noy. 22 Highbury 2 2
1954 May 16 Belgrade 0 1
v U.S.A. 1956 Nov. 28 Wembley 3 0
England U.S.A. 1958 May 11 Belgrade 0 5
wcl1950 June 29 Belo Horizonte 0 1 1960 May 11 Wembley 3 3
1953 June 8 New York 6 3 1965 May 9 Belgrade 1 1
1959 May 28 Los Angeles 8 1 1966 May 4 Wembley a) 0
1964 May 27 New York 10 0 E£C1968 June 5 Florence 0 1
SCOTLAND
vy AUSTRIA vy CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Scotland Austria Czecho-
1931 May 16 Vienna 0 5 Scotland slovakia
1933 Nov. 29 Glasgow 2 2 1937 May 22 Prague 3 1
1937 May 9 Vienna 1 1 1937 Dec. 8 Glasgow 5 0
1950 Dec. 13 Glasgow 0 1 wcl1961 May 14 Bratislava 0 4
1951 May 27 Vienna 0 4 wci961 Sept. 26 Glasgow 3 2
wcl954 June 16 Zurich 0 1 wcl961 Nov. 29 Brussels 2 4
1955 May 19 Vienna 4 1
1956 May 2 Glasgow 1 1 vy DENMARK
1960 May 29 Vienna 1 4 Den-
1963 May 8 Glasgow 4 1 Scotland mark
(abandoned after 79 mins.) 1951 May 12 Glasgow 3 1
wcl968 Nov. 6 Glasgow 2 1 1952 May 25 Copenhagen 2 1
wcl969 Nov. 5 Vienna 0 2 1968 Oct. 16 Copenhagen 1 0
; EC1970 Nov. 11 Glasgow 1 0
vy BELGIUM EC1971 June 9 Copenhagen 0 1
Scotland Belgium y FINLAND
1947 May 18 Brussels Scotland Finland
Ade epelh ed |Glassow

1951 May 20 Brussels 5 0
1954 May 25 Helsinki 2 1
C1971. Feb. 3 Liege 0 3 wcl1964 Oct. 21 Glasgow 3 1
Ec1971 SAY 10 Glasgow 1 0 wcl965 May 27 Helsinki 2 1
y BRAZIL v FRANCE
Scotland Brazil ars ae
1930 May 18 Paris
1966 June 25 Glasgow 1 1 1932 May 8 Paris 3 1
1948 May 23 Paris 0
verERs 1949 April 27 Glasgow 2 0
Scotland Cyprus 1950 May 27 Paris 1 P
Dec. 11 Nicosia 5 0 1951 May 16 Glasgow 1
wcl968
17 Glasgow 8 0 wcl958 June 15 Orebro 1 2
wcl1969 May
705
vy WEST GERMANY vy PORTUGAL
West Scotland Portugal
Scotland Germany 1950 May 21 Lisbon 2 2.
1929 June 1 Berlin 1 1 1955 May 4 Glasgow 3 0
1936 Oct. 14 Glasgow 7) 2 1959 June 3 Lisbon 0 1
1957 May 22 Stuttgart 3 1 1966 June 18 Glasgow 0 |
1959 May 6 Glasgow 3 2 £01971 April21 Lisbon 0 2
1964 May 12 Hanover 2 2 Ec1971 Oct. 13 Glasgow 2 1
wcl969 April 16 Glasgow 1 1
wcl1969 Oct. 22 Hamburg 2 3
vy SPAIN
vy HUNGARY Scotland Spain
Scotland Hungary wcl1957 May 8 Glasgow 4 Zz
1938 Dec. 7 Glasgow 3 1 wcl957 May 26 Madrid 1 4
1954 Dec. 8 Glasgow 2) 4 1963 June 13 Madrid 6 2
1955 May 29 Budapest 1 3 1965 May 8 Glasgow 0 0
1958 May 7 Glasgow 1 1
1960 June 5 Budapest 3 3
vy SWEDEN
vy ITALY Scotland Sweden
Scotland Italy
1952 May 30 Stockholm 1 3
1931 May 20 Rome 0 S| 1953 May 6 Glasgow 1 2
wcl965 Nov. 9 Glasgow 1 0
wcl965 Dec, 7 Naples 0 3
v SWITZERLAND
vy LUXEMBOURG
Scotland Switz.
Luxem-
1931 May 24 Geneva 3 2
Scotland bourg
1948 May 17 Berne 1 2
1947 May 24 Luxembourg 6 0 1950 April 26 Glasgow 3 1
wcl957 May 19 Basle 2 1
vy NETHERLANDS wcl957 Nov. 6 Glasgow 3 2.
Nether-
Scotland lands
1929 June 4 Amsterdam 2 0
1938 May 21 Amsterdam 3 1 vy TURKEY
1959 May 27 Amsterdam 2 1 Scotland Turkey
1966 May 11 Glasgow 0 3 1960 June 8 Ankara 2 4
1968 May 30 Amsterdam 0 0
1971 Dec. 1 Rotterdam 1 2,
vy URUGUAY
v NORWAY
Scotland Norway Scotland Uruguay
wcl954 June 19 Basle 0 7
1929 May 28 Oslo 7 3
1954 May 19 Oslo 1 1
1963 June 4 Bergen 3 4
1963 Nov. 7 Glasgow 6 1 v U.S.A.
Scotland U.S.A,
vy PARAGUAY
1952 April 30 Glasgow 6 0
Scotland Paraguay
wcl1958 June 11 Norrkoping 2 3
v U.S.S.R.
v PERU
Scotland Russia
Scotland Peru
1972 April 26 Glasgow iz 0 1971 June 14 Moscow 0 1
v POLAND
Scotland Poland v YUGOSLAVIA
1958 June 1 Warsaw 2 1 Scotland Yugo.
1960 May 4 Glasgow 2 3 1955 May 15 Belgrade 2 2
wcl965 May 23 Chorzow 1 1 1956 Nov. 21 Glasgow 2 0
wcl965 Oct. 13 Glasgow 1 2 wcl958 June 8 Vasteras 1 1
706
WALES
v AUSTRIA v HUNGARY
Wales Austria Wales Hungary
1954 May 9 Vienna 0 2 wcl958 June 8 Sanviken 1 1
1955 Noy 23 Wrexham 1 2 wcl958 June 17 Stockholm 2 1
1961 May 28 Budapest 2 3
v BELGIUM ENC1962 Nov. 7 Budapest 1 3
Wales Belgium ENC1963 Mar. 20 Cardiff 1 1
1949 May 22 Liege 1 3 v ISRAEL
1949 Nov. 23 Cardiff 5 1
Wales Israel
vy BRAZIL wcl958 Jan. 15 Tel Aviv 2. 0
Wales Brazil wcl958 Feb. 5 Cardiff 2! 0
wcl1958 June 19 Gothenburg 0 1 v ITALY
1962 May 12 RiodeJaneiro 1 3 Wales Italy
1962 May 16 Sao Paulo 1 3
1965 May 1 Florence 1 4
1966 May 14 RiodeJaneiro 1 3
wc1968 Oct. 23 Cardiff 0 1
1966 May 18 Belo Horizonte 0 1 wcl969 Nov. 4 Rome 1 4
v CHILE v MEXICO
Wales Chile Wales Mexico
1966 May 22 Santiago 0 2 wcl958 June 11 Stockholm 1 1
1962 May 22 Mexico City 1 Zz
vy CZECHOSLOVAKIA
v PORTUGAL
Czecho-
Wales slovakia Wales Portugal
wcl957 May 1 Cardiff 1 0 1949 May 15 Lisbon 2 3
wcl957 May 26 Prague 0 2 1951 May 12 Cardiff 2 1
Ec1971 April 21 Swansea 1 3 vy REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
Ec1971 Oct, 27 Prague 0 1
Rep. of
vy DENMARK Wales Ireland
Wales Denmark 1960 Sept. 28 Dublin 3 2
wc1964 Oct. 21 Copenhagen 0 1 vy RUMANIA
wcl1965 Dec. 1 Wrexham 4 2 Wales Rumania
vy FINLAND £C1970 Nov. 11 Cardiff 0 0
Wales Finland EC1971 Nov. 24 Bucharest 0 2
Ec1971 May 26 Helsinki 1 0 v SPAIN
£c1971 Oct. 13 Swansea 3 0 Wales Spain
wcl961 April 19 Cardiff 1 2
vy FRANCE wcl961 May 18 Madrid 1 1
Wales France v SWEDEN
1933 May 25 Paris 1 1 Wales Sweden
1939 May 20 Paris 1 =
1953 May 14 Paris 1 6 wc1958 June 15 Stockholm 0 0
v SWITZERLAND
vy EAST GERMANY
Wales Switz.
East
Wales Germany 1949 May 26 Berne 0 4
1951 May 16 Wrexham 3 2
wcl957 May 19 Leipzig 1 2
wcl1957 Sept. 25 Cardiff 4 1 v REST OF UNITED KINGDOM
wcl1969 April 16 Dresden 1 2 Wales U.K.
wcl969 Oct. 22 Cardiff 1 3
1951 Dec. 5 Cardiff a 2
y WEST GERMANY 1969 July 28 Cardiff 0 1
West v U.S.S.R.
Wales Germany Wales Russia
1968 May 8 Cardiff 1 1 wcl1965 May 30 Moscow 1 Zz
1969 Mar. 26 Frankfurt 1 i wcl1965 Oct. 27 Cardiff 2 1
vy GREECE vy YUGOSLAVIA
Wales Greece Wales Yugoslavia
wcl964 Dec. 9 Athens 0 ?) 1953 May 21 Belgrade 2 5
wcl1965 Mar. 17 Cardiff 4 1 1954 Nov. 22 Cardiff 1 3
707
NORTHERN IRELAND
vy ALBANIA vy MEXICO
North. North. :
Ireland Albania Ireland Mexico
7 Belfast 4 1 1966 June 22 Belfast 1
wcl1965 May
wcl1965 Nov. 24 Tirana 1 1
vy ARGENTINA
y NETHERLANDS
North. Argen- North. Nether-
Treland tina Ireland lands
wcl958 June 11 Halmstad 1 3 1962 May 9 Rotterdam 0 4
wcl1965 Mar. 17 Belfast 2 1
wcl965 April 7 Rotterdam 0 0
vy CYPRUS
North
Treland Cyprus v POLAND North.
oe
zr a gts ENC1962 Oct. 10 Katowice
rend Poland
2 0
ENC1962 Nov. 28 Belfast 0.3 0
vy CZECHOSLOVAKIA
North. Czecho-
Ireland slovakia v PORTUGAL
wc1958 June 8 Halmstad 1 ) North.
wcl1958 June 17 Malmo 2 1* Ireland Portugal
wc1957 Jan. 16 Lisbon 1 1
y FRANCE wcl957 May ]
1 Belfast 3 0
North.
Ireland France vy SPAIN
1951 May 12 Belfast 2 2 North. ;
1952 Nov 11 Paris 1 3 Ireland Spain
wcl958 June 19 Norrkoping 0 4 1958 Oct. 15 Madrid 2 6
1963 May 30 Bilbao 1 1
1963 Oct. 30 Belfast 0 1
vy WEST GERMANY EC1970 Nov. 11 Seville 0 3
North. West E£C1972 Feb. 16 Hull 1 1
Ireland Germany
wcl958 June 15 Malmo 2 7)
wc1960 Oct. 26 Belfast 3 4 vy SWITZERLAND
wcl961 May 10 Hamburg 1 2 North. Switzer-
1966 May 7 Belfast 0 2 Ireland land
wc1964 Oct. 14 Belfast 1 0
y GREECE wcl964 Noy. 14 Lausanne 1 2
North.
Ireland Greece vy TURKEY
wcl961 May 3 Athens 1 bs N. Ireland Turkey
wel961 Oct. 17 Belfast 2 0 wc1968 Oct. 23 Belfast 4 1
wcl968 Dec. 11 Istanbul 3 0
v ISRAEL
North.
Ireland Israel vy URUGUAY
1968 Sept. 10 Jaffa 3 2 N. Ireland Uruguay
1964 April 29 Belfast 3 0
v ITALY
North. v U.S.S.R.
Ireland Italy N. Ireland Russia
wcl1957 April 25 Rome 0 1 wcl969 Sept. 10 Belfast 0 0
1957 Dec. 4 Belfast 2 2 wcl1969 Oct. 22 Moscow 0 2
wcl958 Jan. 15 Belfast 2 1 EC1971 Sept. 22 Moscow 0 1
1961 April 25 Bologna 2 3 EC1971 Oct. 13 Belfast 1 1
* After extra time,
708
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
v ARGENTINA v FRANCE
ieee of Argen- Rep. of
7 eland tina Ireland France
1951 May 13 Dublin 0 1 1937 May 23 Paris 2 0
1952 Nov. 16 Dublin 1 1

vy AUSTRIA wcl1953 Oct. 4 Dublin 3 5
Rep. of wcl1953 Nov. 25 Paris 0 1
Ireland Austria
1952 May 7 Vienna 0 6
1953 Mar. 25 Dublin 4 0 v WEST GERMANY
1958 Mar. 14 Vienna 1 3 Rep. of West
1962 April 8 Dublin iz 3 Ireland Germany
ENC1963 Sept. 25 Vienna 0 0
ENCI963 Oct. 13 Dublin 3 2 Seer Ce et ;
1966 May 22 Vienna 0 1 1936 Oct. 1 oe
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1928 Feb. 12 Liege 4 2 1970 May 9 Berlin 1 2
1929 April 30 Dublin 4 0
1930 May 11 Brussels 3 1
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1936 Dec. 6 Dublin 2 3
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1960 Mar. 30 Dublin 2 0 wcl969 Noy. 5 Budapest 0 4
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1938 May 18 Prague 2 2 dreland jecend
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1967 Nov. 22 Prague 2 1 wc1953 Oct. 28 Dublin 4 0
wcl969 May 4 Dublin 1 2 wcel954 Mar. 7 Luxembourg 1 0
wcl1969 Oct. 7 Prague 0 3
v ITALY
vy DENMARK Rep. of
Rep. of Ireland Italy
spore ianiaregied 1926 Mar. 21 Turin 0 3
we1956 Oct. 3 Dublin 2 1 £C1970 Dec. 8 Rome 0 3
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Ireland lands
y PINT SNS 1932 May 8 Amsterdam 2 0
Rep, of 1934 April 8 Amsterdam 2 5
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wcl949 Sept. 8 Dublin
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wcel949 Oat
799
v NORWAY Year Date Venue Goals
Year Date Venue Goals 1947 Mar. 2 Dublin 3 2
Rep. of 1948 May 30 Barcelona 1 Ps
Trelitid Notway 1949 June 12 Dublin 1 4
1952 June 1 Madrid 0 6
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1950 Nov, 26 Dublin 2 2 1964 April- 8 Dublin. 0 PA
1951 May 30 Oslo 3 Zz .
F wcl965 May 5 Dublin 1 0
1954 Nov. 8 Dublin 2 1 wcl1965 Oct. 27 :
Seville 1 4
1955 May 25 Oslo 3 1 5 1
1960 N Dubli 3 1 wcl1965 Nov. 10 Paris 0
; Oy. 6 abits ENC1966 Oct. 23 Dublin 0 0
964 May 13 Oslo 4 1 ENCI966 Dec. 7 Valencia 0 2
vy POLAND y SWEDEN
Rep. of Rep. of
Ireland Poland Ireland Sweden
1938 May 22 Warsaw 0) 6 wcl949 June 2 Stockholm 1 3
1938 Nov. 13 Dublin 3 2 wcl949 Nov. 13 Dublin 1 3
1958 May 11 Katowice 2 2 1959 Nov. 1 Dublin 3 2
1958 Oct. 5 Dublin 2 2 1960 May 18 Malmo 1 4
1964 May 10 Cracow 1 3 £C1970 Oct. 14 Dublin 1 1
1964 Oct. 25 Dublin 3 2 EC1970 Oct. 28 Malmo 0 1
1968 May 15 Dublin 2 2
1968 Oct. 30 Katowice 0 1
1970 May 6 Dublin 1 2 TSVEZERLAND
1970 Sept. 23 Dublin 0 2 Rep. of
Ireland Switzer-
land
v PORTUGAL 1935 May 5 Basle 0 1
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Ireland Portugal 1937 May 17 Berne 1 0
i 1938 Sept. 18 Dublin 4 0
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1948 May 23 Lisbon 0 Ps
1949 May 22 Dublin i 0 y TURKEY
Rep. of
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wcl961 May 3 Glasgow 1 4
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1969 Sept. 21 Dublin 1 1 Rep. of Yugo-
Ireland slavia
1955 Sept. 19 Dublin 1 4
v SPAIN
Rep. of
Ireland Spain v WALES
1931 April 26 Barcelona 1 1 Rep. of
1931 Dec. 13 Dublin 0 5 Ireland Wales
1946 June 23 Madrid 1 0 1960 Sept. 28 Dublin 2 3
wc denotes World Cup Match.

ENC denotes European Nations Championship Match.
EC is European Championship
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INTERNATIONAL SCORERS 1946-72
ENGLAND
49 R. Charlton 7 J. Connell i
44 J. Greaves A ae r, iM Oorkdy R, Crawford
30 T. Finney Own Goals Asipeachck, E. Hughes
N. Lofthouse 6 J. Charlton A. Ramsey N. Hunter
23
S.G. Mortensen
Hurst
J,J Rowley
Mullen
Chivers J. Sewell
W. Wright
A. Kay
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18 J, Haynes R. Allen R. Langton
Ap a 5 4 ates “ape ©. Tarren
. . Bai
16 T. Lawton H, Cutts J, 7 wedbens R. Marsh
T. Taylor D. Edwards GulBastham L. Mediey
13 Smith G. Hitchens J. Froggatt J. Melia
11 B. Douglas S. Pearson R. Froggatt As Mullery
W. Mannion F, Pickering J. Haines J. Nicholls
10 -R. Flowers 4 A. Clarke J. Hancocks SeNantbe
Sts
2
D. Wilshaw
Baa
R. Robson
. Revie eee t
R. Pointer
MzE. Shackleton
Suma
3
9 R. Bentley 3 C.J. Baker
Bell
F. Wignal
gnall
A. A’Court
By Selea
R. Tambling
8 A. Ball
I. Broadis W. Elliott G. Astall D. Viollet
J. Byrne C. Grainger G., Bradford
D. Kevan S. Matthews B. Bridges
(Note: highest pre-war total, Steve Bloomer, 28)
N. IRELAND
10 J. Crossan 5 S. Smyth D. Blanchflower a
J. McIlroy D. Walsh T. Neill g ier
9
G. Best 4 E,. McMorran A. Stevenson H. Barr
W. Bingham W. Simpson R. Brennan W. Humphries
W. Irvine 3 M. Harvey K. McGarry E. Welsh
P, McParland N, Lockhart R. Ferris D. Clements
8 D. Dougan E. McMordie S. D’Arcy W. Campbell
(hi iy come 2 iSPonerty Ra Welles B, Hamilton
. Cus . Tully . Blanchflower S. Morgan
W. McAdams R. Peacock A. Elder Own Goal
6 J. McLaughlin T. Casey W. Johnston
J. Nicholson T. Harkin R. Ferguson
(Note: highest pre-war totals, W. Gillespie 13, J. Bambrick 11)
SCOTLAND
30 D. Law 4 A. McLaren J. McMillan T. Docherty
22 L. Reilly Js on C, Fleming H. Curran
13. W. Steel G. Hamilton . Ring A. Conn
12 A. Gilzean 3. G. Smith A. Robertson W. Fernie
11 C. Stein E. Caldow S. Baird P, Quinn
10 R. Collins D. Mackay J. Hewie A. Weir
R. Johnstone D. Herd W. Bremner J. Murray
9 J. Mudie W. McNeill T. Gemmell G. Mulhall
I, St. John H. Morris R. Combe W. Hunter
D. Wilson J. McPhail D. Duncan F. McLintock
R, Bran J. Baxter G. Herd J. McCalliog
G, Leggat J. White H. Howie R. McKinnon
A. Brown D. Gibson A. Linwood J. Hughes
W. Liddell R. Lennox R. Mitchell T. McLean
W. Waddell J. Greig T. Orr E. Gray
5 A. Scott J. Johnstone W. Thornton L. Johnstone
A. Young S. Chalmers J. Henderson R. Campbell
R. Murdoch 2 P. Lorimer J. McKenzie A. Gemmill
W. Henderson W. Bauld W. Ormond G. Graham
J. O’Hare R. Flavell P, Buckley
Own Goals W. Houliston J, Davidson
(Note: highest pre-war total, H. Gallagher, 24)
23 T. Ford K. Leek Bryn Jones D. Bowen

22 =I. Allchurch 4 D. Tapscott Barrie Jones G. Moore
16 C. Jones 3 J. Toshack M, England R. Hewitt
15 J. Charles D, Bale
Palmer a pee é a, ai
8 R. Davies wn Goals ZyWic
R,. Vernon P, ira eanea R. Paul G. ay ias
7 W. Davies 2 G. Lowrie A. Powell G.R
6 T. Medwin G. Edwards R. Burgess
M. Charles M. Griffiths W. Foulkes
5 R. Clarke B. Godfrey W. Barnes
(Note: highest pre-war total, D. Astley, 12)
7il
International Appearances
Bobby Charlton, of course, has not won 106 caps. If you happened to sort through his
trophies you would find just 87 - and no more. For that is the number he has actually
won. So where are the other 19? Simple — they do not exist, for caps are awarded not for
international matches played, but for international appearances. And the Home Inter-
national Championship during any one season is regarded as just one appearance. So if
Bobby Charlton played against Ireland, Wales and Scotland in any one season he would
get only one cap and not three. Hence the missing 19 and one of the commonest mis-
apprehensions about international football.
The word ‘cap’ comes, obviously enough, from the headgear worn by the earliest
footballers. Nottingham F. — the League’s second oldest club — recorded in their first
minutes that the team’s colours ‘. . . shall be red caps . . .’, and for several years this was
often the only means of distinguishing your own side from the opposition.
Bobby Charlton, as well as holding the English record for most international appear-
ances, is probably also the holder of the world record. Probably is an important qualifica-
tion, for the status of many ‘international’ matches is often in doubt, particularly in
South America where numerous games are of an international nature but not quality
are contested.
The only other players generally accepted to have reached three figures by the end of
1971 were Pele (110), Billy Wright (105), Leonel Sanchez (Chile — 104), Thorbjorn
Svennsen (Norway — 104), Djalma Santos (Brazil — 101), Jozsef Bozsik (Hungary — 100)
and the leading goalkeeper, Gilmar (Brazil — 100).
In a sense Wright’s record is equal to Charlton’s in that both started 105 international
games. Charlton’s extra match came in New York in 1964, when he was substituted for
George Eastham after 33 minutes. This game against the USA, which England won 8-1,
must be regarded as being of doubtful international quality, though England certainly
turned out a full-strength side.
Wright did complete two feats as yet unbeaten — his 70 consecutive internationals
between 2? 1 October 1951 and 28th May 1959 is a world record, as is his 38 appearances
in the Ho.ae International Championship. Danny Blanchflower, of Northern Ireland,
holds the record for consecutive Home Championship appearances, with 33 between
1952 and 1962.
Ivor Allchurch’s Welsh record total also causes some confusion as he played one game
for Wales versus the Rest of the United Kingdom and his aggregate is 67 or 68 depend-
ing on whether it is accepted as a ‘full’ game or not.
F.LF.A.’s imprecise and often changing rules on eligibility have caused some strange
anomolies. Johnny Carey, for instance, played 29 times for Eire, 7 times for Northern
Ireland in the Home International Championship, and once captained the Rest of
Europe against the United Kingdom — a game in which he could presumably have been
picked for both sides!
Ladislav Kubala, born in Hungary, turned out for his native country but later also
for Czechoslovakia and Spain. Alfredo di Stefano has also played for three countries —
Argentina, where he was born, Colombia, where he went in search of fabled riches in
1950, and later Spain, where he led Real Madrid.
The only British player to have appeared for three countries is J. Kennaway, the
Celtic goalkeeper of the 1930s. After turning out for Canada against the USA in 1928,
he reversed his allegiance for the match between those same two countries in 1930, and
later made two appearances for Scotland in 1933 and 1934,
But few can have had such a traumatic international debut as Blackpool’s Stanley
Mortensen did on 25th September 1943. England were playing Wales at Wembley in a
wartime match and Mortensen was England’s reserve. But when Ivor Powell, the
Welsh left-half, was injured it was agreed that Mortensen should take his place. He thus
ended up playing against his own side on his international debut.
712
International Caps
This is alist of fullinternational appearances by Englishmen, Irishmen, Scotsmen and Welshmen in matches
against the Home Countries and against Foreign Nations. It does not include matches against Common-
wealth and Empire countries. On pages 786-788 will be found a list of wartime matches and Victory
Internationals (also not classed as full appearances).
Explanatory code for matches played by all four countries: A, represents Austria; Alb, Albania; Arg,
Argentine; B, Bohemia; Bel, Belgium; Br, Brazil; Bul, Bulgaria; Ch, Chile; Co, Columbia; Cy, Cyprus;
Cz, Czechoslovakia; D, Denmark; Ec, Ecuador; Ei, Eire; EG, East Germany; F, France; Fi, Finland;
G, Germany (pre-war); Gr, Greece; H, Hungary; Ho, Holland; I, Italy; Is, Israel; L, Luxembourg; M,
Mexico; Ma, Malta; N, Norway; Ni, Northern Ireland; P, Portugal; Par, Paraguay; Pe, Peru; Pol, Poland;
R, Rumania, R of E, Rest of Europe; R of W, Rest of World; S, Scotland; Se, Sweden; Sp, Spain; Sw ~
Switzerland; T, Turkey; U, Uruguay; UK, Rest of United Kingdom; US, United States of America;
USSR, Russia; W, Wales; WG, West Germany; Y, Yugoslavia. (Note; for purposes of this code, and in
order to distinguish from Eire, Northern Ireland is given throughout the series as Ni).
Bailey, H. P. (Leicester Fosse), 1908 v W, A (2), H,
ENGLAND B (5)
Bailey, M. (Charlton Ath.), 1964 v US; 1965 v W (2)
Abbot, W. (Everton), 1902 v W (1) Bailey, N. C. (Old Westminster), 1878 v S; 1879 v
A’Court, A. (Liverpool), 1958 v Ni, Br, A, USSR; S, W; 1880 v S; 1881 v S; 1882 v S, W; 1883 v
1959 v W (5) S, W; 1884 v S, W, Ni; 1885 v S, W, Ni; 1886 v
Adcock, H. (Leicester C.), 1929 -v F, Bel, Sp; 1930 v S, W; 1887 v S, W (19)
Ni, W (5) Baily, E. F. (Tottenham H.), 1950 v Sp; 1951 v Y,
Alcock, C. W. (Wanderers), 1875 v S (1) Ni, W; 1952 v A (2), Sw, W; 1953 v Ni (9)
Alderson, J. T. (C. Palace), 1923 v F (1) Bain, J. (Winchester), 1887 v S (1)
Aldridge, A. (W.B.A.), 1888 v Ni, 1889 v Ni (2) Baker, A. (Arsenal), 1928 v W (1)
Allen, A. (Stoke C.), 1960 v Se, W, Ni (3) Baker, B. H. (Chelsea), 1921 v Bel; 1926 v Ni(2)
Allen, G. (Aston Villa), 1888 v Ni (1) Baker, J. (Hibernian), 1960 v Y, Sp, H, Ni, S; 1966 v
Allen, H. (Wolverhampton W.), 1888 y S, W, Ni; Sp, Pol, Ni (8)
1889 v S: 1890 v S (5) Ball, A. (Blackpool), 1965 v Y, WG, Se; 1966 v S,
Allen, J. (Portsmouth), 1934 v Ni, W (2) Sp, Fi, D, U, Arg, P, WG (2), Pol (2); (Everton),
Allen, R. (W.B.A.), 1952 v Sw; 1954 v Y,S; 1955v 1967 v W, S, Ni, A, Cz, Sp; 1968, W, S, USSR,
WG, W (5) Sp (2), Y, WG; 1969 v Ni, W, S, R (2), M, Br,
Alsford, W. (Tottenham H.), 1935 v S (1) U; 1970 v P, Co, Ec. R, Br, Cz (sub), WG, W,
Amos, W. (Old Carthusians), 1885 v S; 1886 v W (2) S, Bel; 1971 v Ma, EG, Gr, Ma (sub), Ni, S;
Anderson, R. D. (Old Carthusians), 1879 v W (1) 1972 v Sw, Gr, WG (2), S (56)
Anderson, S. (Sunderland), 1962 v A, S (2) Ball, J. (Bury), 1928 v Ni (1)
Angus, J. (Burnley), 1961 v A (1) Balmer, W. (Everton), 1928 v Ni (1)
Armfield, J. (Blackpool), 1959 v Br, Pe, M, US; Bamber, J. (Liverpool), 1921 v W (1)
1960 v Y, Sp, H, S; 1961, L, P, Sp, M, I, A, Y, W, Bambridge, A. L. (Swifts), 1881 v W; 1883 v W;
S; 1962, A, Sw, Pe, W, Ni, S, L, P, H, Arg, Bul, 1884 v Ni (3)
Br; 1963 v F (2), Br, EG, Sw, Ni, W, S; 1964 v Bambridge, E. C. (Swifts), 1879 v S; 1880 v S;
R of W, W, Ni, S; 1966 v Y, Fi (43) 1881 v S; 1882 v S, W, Ni; 1883 v W; 1884 v
Armitage, G. H. (Charlton Ath.), 1962 v Ni (1) S, W, Ni; 1885 v S, W, Ni; 1886 v S, W; 1887 v
Armstrong, K. (Chelsea), 1955 v S (1) S, W, Ni (18)
Arthur, H. J. (Blackburn R.), 1885 v S, W, Ni; 1886 Banks, G. (Leicester C.), 1963 v S, Br, Cz, EG;
v S, W; 1887 v W, Ni (7) 1964 v W, Ni, S, R of W, U, P (2), US, Arg;
Ashcroft, J. (Woolwich Arsenal), 1906 v Ni, W, S(3) 1965 v Ni, S, H, Y, WG, Se; 1966 v Ni, S, Sp,
Ashmore, G. S. (W.B.A.), 1926 v Bel (1) Pol(2), WG(2), Y, Fi, U, M, F, Arg, P; 1967 v Ni,
Ashton, C. T. (Corinthians), 1926 v Ni (1) W, S, Cz; (with Stoke C.), 1968 v W, Ni, S,
Ashurst, W. (Notts. Co.), 1923 v Se (2); 1925 v S, USSR (2), Sp, WG, Y; 1969 v Ni, S, R (2), F, U,
W, Bel (5) : Br; 1970 v W, Ni, S, Ho, Bel, Co, Ec, R, Br, Cz,
Astall, G. (Birmingham C.), 1956 v Fi, WG (2) 1971 v Gr, Ma (2), Ni, S; 1972 v Sw, Gr, WG (2),
Astle, J. (W.B.A.), 1969 v W; 1970 v S, P, Br (sub), W,S (73)
Cz (5) Banks, H. E. (Millwall), 1901 v Ni (1)
Aston, J. (Manchester U.), 1949 v S, W, D, Sw, Se, Banks, T. (Bolton W.), 1958 v USSR (3), Br, A;
N, F; 1950 v S, W, Ni, Ec, I, P, Bel, Ch, US; 1959 v Ni (6)
1951 v Ni (17) Bannister, W. (Burnley), 1901 v W; (with Bolton
Athersmith, W. C. (Aston Villa), 1892 v Ni; 1897 W.), 1902 v Ni (2)
v S, W, Ni; 1898 v S, W, Ni: 1899 v S, W, Ni; Barclay, R. (Sheffield W.), 1932 v S; 1933 v Ni;
1900 v S, W (12) 1936 v S (3)
Atyeo, J. (Bristol C.), 1956 v Br, Se, Sp; 1957 v D, Barkas, S. (Manchester C.), 1936 v Bel; 1937 v S;
Ei (2) (6) : 1938 v W, Ni, Cz (5)
Barker, J. (Derby Co.), 1935 v I, Ho, S, W, Ni;
Austin, S. W. (Manchester C.), 1926 v Ni (1)
1936 v G, A, S, W, Ni; 1937 v W (11)
Bach, P. (Sunderland), 1899 v Ni (1) Barker, R. C. (Herts Rangers), 1872 v S (1)
Bache, J, V. (Aston Villa), 1903 v W; 1904 v W, Ni; Barker, R. R. (Casuals), 1895 v W (1)
1905 v S; 1907 v Ni; 1910 v Ni; 1911 vS (7) Barlow, R. (W.B.A.), 1955 v Ni (1)
Baddeley, T. (Wolverhampton W.), 1903 v S, Ni; Barnett, H. H. (Royal Engineers), 1882 v Ni (1)
1904 v S, W, Ni (5) Barrass, M. W. (Bolton W.), 1952 v W, Ni; 1953 v
Bagshaw, J. J. (Derby Co.), 1920 v Ni (1) S (3)
713
Barry, L. (Leicester C.), 1928 v F, Bel; 1929 v F, Bel, Ni, A; 1937 v H (6)
Bowser, A. G. (Corinthians), 1924
v Ni, Bel; 1925v
Sp (5)
Barrett, A. F. (Fulham), 1930 v Ni (1) W, Bel; 1927 v W (5)
Barrett, J. W. (West Ham U.), 1929 v Ni (1) Bowers, J. W. (Derby Co.), 1934 v S, Ni, W (3)
Barson, F. (Aston Villa), 1920 v W (1) Bower, S. (W.B.A.), 1920 v Ni (1)
Barton, J. (Blackburn R.), 1980 v Ni (1) Boyes, W. (W.B.A.), 1935 v Ho; (with Everton),
Barton P. A. (Birmingham ), 1921 v Bel; 1922 v 1939 v W, R of E (3)
Ni; 1923 v F; 1924 v Bel, S, W; 1925 v Ni(7) Boyle, T. W. (Burnley), 1913 v Ni (1)
Bassett, W. I. (W.B.A.), 1888 v Ni; 1889 v S, W; Brabrook, P. (Chelsea), 1958 vy USSR; 1959 v Ni;
1890 v S, W; 1891 v S, Ni; 1892 vS; 1893 vS, W; 1960 v Sp (3)
1894 v S; 1895 v S, Ni; 1896 v S, W, Ni (16) Bradford, G. (Bristol R.), 1956 v D (1)
Bastard, S. R. (Upton Park), 1880 v S (1) Bradford J. (Birmingham), 1924 y Ni; 1925 v Bel;
Bastin, C. S. (Arsenal), 1932 v W; 1933 v I, Sw; 1928 v S; 1929 v Ni, W, F, Sp; 1930 vS, Ni, G, A,
1934 v S, Ni, W, H, Cz; 1935 vS, Ni, I; 1936 vS, 1931 v W (12)
W, G, A; 1937 v W, Ni; 1938 v S, G, Sw, F (21) Bradley, W. (Manchester U.), 1959 v I, US, M (sub)
Baugh, R. (Stafford Road), 1886 v Ni; 1890 v Ni (2) (3)
Bayliss, J. (W.B.A.), 1891 v Ni (1) Bradshaw, F. (Sheffield W.), 1908 v A (1)
Baynham, R. (Luton T.), 1956 v Ni, D, Sp (3) Bradshaw, H. (Liverpool), 1897 v Ni (1)
Beasley, A. (Huddersfield T.), 1939 v S (1) Bradshaw, W. (Blackburn R.), 1910 v W, Ni; 1912v
Beats, W. M. (Wolverhampton W.), 1901 v W; Ni; 1913 v W (4)
1902 v S (2) Brann, G. (Swifts), 1886 v S, W; 1891 v W (3)
Becton, F. (Preston N.E.), 1895 v Ni; (with Liver- Brawn, W. F. (Aston Villa), 1904 v W, Ni (2)
pool); 1897 v W (2) Bray, J. (Manchester C.). 1935 v W; 1936 v S, W,
Bedford, H. (Blackpool), 1923 v Se; 1925 v Ni (2) Ni, G; 1937 v S (6)
Bell, C. (Manchester C.), 1968 v Se, WG; 1969 v W, Brayshaw, E. (Sheffield W.), 1887 v Ni (1)
Bul, F, U, Br; 1970 v Ni (sub.), Ho (2), P, Br Bridges, B. (Chelsea), 1965 v S, H, Y; 1966 v A (4)
(sub), Cz, WG (sub); 1972 v Gr, WG (2), W, Bridgett, A. (Sunderland), 1905 v S; 1908 v S, A (2)
Ni, S (20) H, B; 1909 y Ni, W, H (2), A (11)
Bennett, W. (Sheffield U.), 1901 v S, W (2) Brindle, T. (Darwen), 1880 v S, W (2)
Benson, R. W. (Sheffield U.), 1913 v Ni (1) Brittleton, T. (Sheffield W.), 1912 vS, W, Ni; 1913 v
Bentley, R. T. F. (Chelsea), 1949 v Se; 1950 v S, P, S; 1914 v W (5)
Bel, Ch, USA; 1953 v W, Bel; 1955 v W, WG, Sp, Britton, C. S. (Everton), 1935 v S, W, Ni, I; 1937 v
P (12) S, Ni, H, N, Se (9)
Beresford, J. (Aston Villa), 1934 v Cz (1) Broadbent, P. (Wolverhampton W.), 1958 vyUSSR;
Berry, A. (Oxford University), 1909 v Ni (1) 1959 vy S, W, Ni, I, Br; 1960 v S (7)
Berry, J. J. (Manchester U.), 1953 y Arg, Ch, U; Broadis, I. (Manchester C.), 1952 v S, A, I; 1953 v
1956 v Se (4) S, Arg, Ch, U, US; (with Newcastle U.), 1954 v
Bestall, J. G. (Grimsby T.), 1935 v Ni (1) S, H, Y, Bel, Sw, U (14)
Betmead, H. (Grimsby T.), 1937 v Fi (1) Brookbank, J. J. B. (Cambridge University), 1872 v
Betts, M. P. (Old Harrovians), 1877 v S (1) S$ ()
Betts, W. (Sheftield W.), 1889 v S (1) Brodie, J. B.-(Wolverhampton W.), 1889 v S, Ni;
Beverley, J. (Blackburn R.), 1884 v S, W, Ni (3) 1891 y Ni (3)
Birkett, R. (Middlesbrough), 1936 v Ni (1) Bromilow, T. G. (Liverpool), 1921 v W; 1822 vS,
Birkett, R. H. (Clapham Rovers), 1879 v S (1) W; 1923 v Bel; 1926 v Ni (5)
Birley, H. F. (Oxford University), 1874 v S; 1875 v Brook, E. F. (Manchester C.), 1930 v Ni; 1933 vSw;
S (2) 1934 v S, W, Ni, F, H, Cz; 1935 v S, W, Ni, I;
Bishop, S. M. (Leicester C.), 1927 v S, Bel, L, F (4) 1936 v S, W, Ni; 1937 v H; 1938 v W, Ni (18)
Blackburn, F. (Blackburn R.), 1901 v S; 1902 v Brooks, J. (Tottenham H.), 1957 v W, Y, D (3)
Ni; 1904 v S (3) Broome, F. H. (Aston Villa), 1938 v G, Sw, F;
Blackburn, G. F. (Aston Villa), 1924 v F (1) 1939 v N, I, R, Y (7)
Blackburn, W. (Oxford University), 1901 v G (1) Brown, A. (Aston Villa), 1882 v S, W. N (3)
Blenkinsop, E. (Sheffield W.), 1928 v F, Bel; 1929 y Brown, A. (Sheffield U.), 1904 v W; 1906 v Ni (2)
S, W, Ni, F, Bel, Sp; 1930 v S, W, Ni, G, A; Brown, C. Wreford (Old Carthusians), 1889 v Ni;
1931 v S, W, Ni, F, Bel; 1932 v S, W, Ni, Sp; 1894 vy W; 1895 v W (with Corinthians), 1898 v
1933, S, W, Ni, A (26) $(4)
Bliss, H. (Tottenham H.), 1921 v S (1) Brown, G. (Huddersfield T.), 1927 v S, W, Ni;
Bloomer, S. (Derby Co.), 1895 v S, Ni; 1896 v W, 1928 v W; 1929 v S; (with Aston Villa), 1933 v
Ni; 1897 v S, W, Ni; 1898 v S; 1899 v S, W, Ni; W (6)
1900 v S; 1901 v S, W, G; 1902, v S, W, Ni; 1904 Brown, J. (Blackburn R.), 1881 vy W; 1882 v Ni, W;
VS; 1905 v S, W, Ni; (with Middlesbrough), 1907 1885 v S, W, Ni (6)
vS, W (24) Brown, J. H. (Sheffield W.), 1927 v S, W, Bel, L, F;
Blunstone, F. (Chelsea), 1955 v W, S, F, P; 1957 v 1930 v Ni (6)
Y (5) Brown, K, (West Ham U.), 1960 v Ni (1)
Bond, R. (Preston N.E.), 1905 v Ni, W; 1906 v S,W, Brown, T. (W.B.A.), 1971 v W (1)
Ni; (with Bradford C.), 1910 v S, W, Ni (8) Brown, W. (West Ham U.), 1924 v Bel (1)
Bonetti, P. (Chelsea), 1966 v D; 1967 v Sp, A; Bruton, J. (Burnley), 1928 v F, Bel; 1929 y S (3)
1968 v Sp; 1970 v Ho, P, WG (7) Bryant, W. I. (Clapton), 1922 v F (1)
Bonsor, A. G. (Wanderers), 1873 v S; 1875 v S (2). Buchan, C. M. (Sunderland), 1913 vy Ni; 1920 v W;
Booth, F. (Manchester C.), 1905 v Ni (1) 1921 v W, Bel; 1923 v F: 1924 v S (6)
Booth, T. (Everton), 1903 v S; (with Blackburn R.), Buchanan. W. S. (Clapham R.), 1876 v S (1)
1908 v W (2) Buckley, F. C. (Derby Co.), 1914 v Ni (1)
Bowden, E, R. (Arsenal), 1935 v W, I; 1936 v W, Bullock, F. E, (Huddersfield T.), 1921 vy Ni (1)
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oi N. (Bury), 1923 vy Bel; 1926 vy W; 1927 v Ni Clapton, D. (Arsenal), 1959 vy W (1)
Clare, T. (Stoke C.), 1889 v Ni; 1892 v Ni; 1893 v
Burgess, A. (Manchester C.), 1904 v S, W, Ni; W; 1894VS, (4)
1906 v S (4) Clarke, A. (Leeds U.), 1970 v Cz; 1971 v EG, Ma,
Burgess, H. (Sheffield W.), 1931 v S, Ni, F, Bel (4) Ni, W (sub.), S (sub.) (6)
Burnup, C. J. (Cambridge University), 1896 v S (1) Clarke, H. A. (Tottenham H.), 1954 v S (1)
Burrows, H. (Sheffield W.), 1934 v H, Cz; 1935 v Clay, T. (Tottenham H.), 1920 v W; 1922 v W, S,
Ho (3) Ni (4)
Burton, F. (Nottingham F.), 1889 v Ni (1) ' Clayton, R. (Blackburn R.), 1956 v Ni, Br, Se, Fi,
Bury, L. (Old Etonians), 1877 v S; 1879 vy W (2) WG, Sp; 1957 v S, W, Ni, Y, D (2), Ei(2); 1958 v
Butler, J. D. (Arsenal), 1925 v Bel (1) S, W, Ni,F,P, Y, USSR; 1959 vS, W, Ni, USSR,
Butler, W. (Bolton W.), 1924 v S (1) I, Br, Pe, M, US; 1960 v W, Ni, S, Se, Y (35)
Byrne, G. (Liverpool), 1963 v S; 1966 v N (2) Clegg, J. C. (Sheffield), 1872 v S (1)
Byrne, J. (C. Palace), 1962 v Ni; (with West Clegg, W. E. (Sheffield), 1873 v S; 1879 v W (2)
Ham U.), 1963 v Sw; 1964 v S, U, P (2), Ei, Br, Clough, B. (Middlesbrough), 1960 v W, Se (2)
Arg; 1965 v W, S (11) Coates, R. (Burnley), 1970 v Ni; 1971 vy Gr, Ma
Byme, R. W. (Manchester U.), 1954 v S, H, Y, Bel, (sub), W (4)
Sw, U; 1955 vS, W Ni, WG, F, Sp, P; 1956 v S, Cobbold, W. N. (Old Carthusians), 1883 v S, Ni;
W, Ni, Br, Se, Fi, WG, D, Sp; 1957 vS, W, Ni, Y, 1885 vS Ni; 1886 v S, W; 1887 v S, W, Ni (9)
D (2), Ei (2); 1958 v W, Ni, F (33) Cock, J. G. (Chelsea), 1920 v S, Ni (2)
Cockburn, H. (Manchester U.), 1947 v W, Ni, Ei;
Callaghan, J. (Liverpool), 1966 v Fi, F (2) 1948 v S, I; 1949 v S, Ni, D, Sw, Se; 1951 v Arg,
Calvey, J. (Nottingham F.), 1902 v Ni (1) P; 1952 v F (13)
Campbell, A. F. (Blackburn R.), 1929 v W, Ni; (with Cohen, G. (Fulham), 1964 v U, P. Ei; US, Br; 1965 v
Huddersfield T.), 1931 v W, S, Ni; 1932 v W, Ni, W, S, Ni, Bel, H, Ho, Y, WG, Se; 1966vW, S, Ni,
Sp (8) A, Sp, Pol (2), WG (2), N, D, U, M, F, Arg, P;
Camsell, G. H. (Middlesbrough), 1929 v F, Bel; 1967 v W, S, Ni, Cz, Sp; 1968 v W, Ni (37)
1930 v Ni, W; 1934 v F; 1936 vS, G, A, Bel (9) Coleclough, H. (C. Palace), 1914 v W (1)
Capes, A. J. (Stoke C.), 1902 v S (1) Coleman, E. G. H. (Dulwich Hamlet), 1921 v W(1)
Carr, J. (Middlesbrough), 1920 v Ni; 1923 v W (2) Coleman, J. (Woolwich Arsenal), 1907 v Ni (1)
Carr, J. (Newcastle U.), 1905 v Ni; 1907 v Ni (2) Common, A. (Sheffield U.), 1904 v W, Ni; (with
Carr, W. H. (Sheffield.), 1875 v S (1) Middlesbrough), 1908 v W (3)
Carter, H. (Sunderland), 1934 v S, H; 1936 v G; Compton, L. (Arsenal), 1951 v W, Y (2)
1937 v S, Ni, H; (with Derby Co.), 1947 v S, W, Conlin, J. (Bradford C.), 1906 v S (1)
Ni, Ei, Ho, F, Sw (13) Connelly, J. (Burnley), 1960 v W, N, S, Se; 1962 v
Carter, J. H. (W.B.A.), 1926 v Bel; 1929 v Bel, Sp (3) W,A, Sw, P; 1963 v W, F; (with Manchester U.),
Catlin, A.E. (Sheffield W.), 1937 v W. Ni, H, N, Se 1965 v H, Y, Se; 1966 v W, Ni, S, A, N, D, U (20)
(5) Cook, T. E. (Brighton), 1925 v W (1)
Chadwick, A. (Southampton), 1900 v S, W (2) Cooper, N. C. (Old Brightonians), 1893 v Ni(1)
Chadwick, E. (Everton), 1891 v S, W; 1892 v S; Cooper, T. (Derby Co.), 1928 v Ni, 1929 v W, Ni, S,
1893 v S; 1894 v S; 1896 v Ni; 1897 v S (7) F, Bel, Sp; 1931 v F; 1932 v W, Sp; 1933 v S;
Chambers, H. (Liverpool), 1921 v S, W, Bel; 1923 v 1934 v S, H, Cz; 1935 v W (15)
S, W, Ni, Bel; 1924 v Ni (8) Cooper, T. (Leeds U.), 1969 v W, S, F, M; 1970 v
Charsley, C. (Small Heath), 1893 v Ni (1) Ho, B, Co, Ec, R, Cz, Br, WG; 1971 v EG, Ma,
Charlton, J. (Leeds U.) 1965 v S, H, Y, WG, Se; Ni, W, S; 1972 v Sw (2) (19)
1966 v W, Ni, S, A, Sp, Pol (2), WG (2), Y, Fi, D, Copping, W. (Leeds U.), 1933 v I, Sw; 1934 vS, Ni,
U, M, F, Arg, P; 1967 v W, S, Ni, Cz; 1968 v W, W, F; (with Arsenal), 1935 v Ni, I; 1936 v A, Bel;
Sp; 1969 v W, R, F; 1970 v Ho (2), P, Cz (35) 1937 v N, Se, Fi; 1938 v S, W, Ni, Cz; 1939 v W,
Charlton, R.(Manchester U.), 1958 v S, P, Y; 1959 v R of E, R (20)
S, W, Ni, USSR, I, Br, Pe, M, US; 1960 v W, S, Corbett, B. O. (Corinthians), 1901 v W (1)
Se, Y, Sp, H; 1961 v Ni, W, S, L, P, Sp, M, I, A; Corbett, R. (Old Malvernians), 1903 v W (1)
1962 v W, Ni, S, A, Sw, Pe, L, P, H, Arg, Bul, Br; Corbett, W. S. (Birmingham), 1908 v A, H, B (3)
1963 v S, F, Br, Cz, EG, Sw; 1964 v S, W, Ni, Cotterill, G. H. (Old Brightonians), 1891 v Ni;
R of W, U, P, Ei, Br, Arg, US (sub); 1965 v Ni, S, 1892 v W; 1893 v S, Ni (4)
Ho; 1966 v W, Ni, S, A, Sp, WG (2), Y, Fi, N, Pol, Cottle, J. (Bristol C.), 1909 v Ni (1)
U, M, F, Arg, P; 1967 v Ni, W, S, Cz; 1968 v W, Cowan, S. (Manchester C.), 1926 v Bel; 1930 v A;
Ni, S, USSR (2), Sp (2), Se, Y; 1969 v S, W, Ni, 1931 v Bel (3)
R (2), Bul, M, Br; 1970 v W, Ni, Ho (2), P, Co, Cowell, A. (Blackburn R.), 1910 v Ni (1)
Ec, Cz, R, Br, WG (106) Cox, J. (Liverpool), 1901 v Ni; 1902 v S; 1903 v S (3)
Charnley, R. (Blackpool), 1963 v F (1) Cox, J. D. (Derby Co.), 1892 v Ni (1)
Chedgzoy, S. (Everton), 1920 v W; 1921 v W,S, Ni; Crabtree, J. W. (Burnley), 1894 v Ni; 1895 v Ni, S;
1922 v Ni; 1923 v S; 1924 v W; 1925 v Ni (8) (with Aston Villa), 1896 v W, S, Ni; 1899 vS, W
Chenery, C. J. (C. Palace), 1872 v S; 1873 v S; Ni; 1900 v S, W, Ni; 1901 v W; 1902 v W (14)
1874 vS (3) Crawford, J. F. (Chelsea), 1931 v S (1)
Chilton, A. (Manchester U.), 1951 v Ni; 1952 v F(2) Crawford, R. (Ipswich T.), 1962 v Ni, A (2)
Chippendale, H. (Blackburn R.), 1894 v Ni (1) Crawshaw, T. H. (Sheffield W.), 1895 v Ni; 1896 v
Chivers, M. (Tottenham H.), 1971 v Ma (2), Gr, Ni, S, W, Ni; 1897 v S, W, Ni; 1901 v Ni; 1904 v
S; 1972 v Sw (1+1 sub), Gr, WG (2), Ni (sub), W, Ni (10)
$(12) Crayston, W. J. (Arsenal), 1936 v S, W, G, A, Bel;
Christian, E. (Eton), 1879 v S (1) 1938, v W, Ni, Cz (8)
Clamp, E. (Wolverhampton W.), 1958 v USSR (2), Creek, F. N. S. (Corinthians), 1923 v F (1)
Br, A (4) Cresswell, W. (South Shields), 1921 v W, (with
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Sunderland), 1923 v F; 1924 y Bel; 1925 v Ni; Downs, R. (Everton), 1921 v Ni (1)
1926 v W; (with Everton), 1927 v Ni; 1930 v Drake, E. J. (Arsenal), 1935 v Ni, I; 1936 v W;
Ni (7) 1937 v H; 1938 v F (5)
Crompton, R. (Blackburn R.), 1901 v G; 1902 v S, Ducat, A. (Woolwich Arsenal), 1910 v S, W, Ni;
W, Ni; 1903 v S, W; 1904 v S, W, Ni; 1906 v S, (with Aston Villa), 1920 v S, W; 1921 v Ni (6)
S, Ni; 1907 v S, W, Ni; 1908 v S, W, Ni, A (2), Dunn, A. T. B. (Old Etonians), 1883 v Ni; 1892 vS,
H, B; 1909 v S, W, Ni, H (2), A; 1910 v S, W; W (3)
1911 v S, W, Ni; 1912 vS, W, Ni; 1913 v S, W,
Ni; 1914 v S, W, Ni (42) Earle, S, (West Ham U.), 1924 v F; 1928 v Ni (2)
Crooks, S. D. (Derby Co.), 1930 v S, G, A; 1931 v Eastham, G. (Arsenal), 1963 vy Br, Cz, EG; 1964 v
S, W, Ni, F, Bel; 1932 v S, W, Ni, Sp; 1933 v Ni, W, Ni, S, R of W, U, P, Ei, US, Br, Arg; 1965 v
W, A; 1934 vS, Ni, W, F, H, Cz; 1935 v Ni; 1936 H, WG, Se; 1966 v Sp, Pol, D (19)
v S, W; 1937 v W, H (26) Eastham, G. R. (Bolton W.). 1935 v Ho (1)
Crowe, C. (Wolverhampton W.), 1963 v F (1) Eckersley, W. (Blackburn R.), 1950 v Sp; 1951 vS,
Cuggy, F. (Sunderland), 1913 v Ni; 1914 v Ni (2) Y, Arg, P; 1952 v A (2), Sw; 1953 v Ni, Arg, Ch,
Cullis, S. (Wolverhampton W.), 1938 v S, W, Ni, F, U, US; 1954 v W, Ni, R ofE, H (17)
Cz; 1939 y S, Ni, R of E, N, I, R, ¥ (12) Edwards, D. (Manchester U.), 1955 v S, F, Sp, P;
Cunliffe, A. (Blackburn R.), 1933 v Ni, W (2) 1956 v S, Br, Se, Fi, WG; 1957 v S, Ni, Ei (2),
Cunliffe, D. (Portsmouth), 1900 v Ni (1) D (2); 1958 v W, Ni, F (18)
Cunliffe, J. N. (Everton), 1936 v Bel, (1) Edwards, J. H. (Shropshire Wanderers), 1874 v S (1)
Currey, E. S. (Old Carthusians), 1890 v S, W (2) Edwards, W. (Leeds U.), 1926 v S, W; 1927 v W, Ni,
Currie, A. (Sheffield U.), 1972 v Ni(1) S, F, Bel, L; 1928 v S, F, Bel; 1929 v S, W, Ni;
Cursham, A. W. (Notts.), 1876 v S; 1877 v S ; 1878 1930 v W, Ni (16)
v S; 1879 v W; 1883 v S, W (6) Ellerington, W. (Southampton), 1949 v N, F (2)
Cursham, H. A. (Notts.), 1880 v W; 1882 v S, W, Elliott, G. W. (Middlesbrough), 1913 v Ni; 1914 v
Ni; 1883 v S, W, Ni; 1884 v Ni (8) Ni; 1920 v W (3)
Elliott, W. (Burnley), 1952 v I, A; 1953 v Ni, W,
Daft, H. B. (Notts. Co.), 1889 v Ni; 1890 v S, W; Bel (5)
1891 v Ni; 1892 v Ni (5) Evans, R. E. (Sheffield U.), 1911 vS, W, Ni; 1912 v
Danks, T. (Nottingham F.), 1885 v S (1) W (4)
Davenport, J. K. (Bolton W.), 1885 v W; 1890 v Ni Ewer, F. H. (Casuals), 1924 v F; 1925 v Bel (2)
(2)
Davenport, W. E. Bromley (Old Etonians), 1884 v Fairclough, P. (Old Foresters), 1878 v S (1)
S, W (2) Fairhurst, D. (Newcastle U.), 1934 v F (1)
Davis, G. (Derby Co.), 1904 v W, Ni (2) Fantham, J. (Sheffield W.), 1962 v L (1)
Davis, H. (Sheffield W.), 1903 v S, W, Ni (3) Felton, W. (Sheffield W.) 1925 v F (1)
Davison, J. E, (Sheffield W.), 1922 v W (1) Field, E. (Clapham Rovers), 1876 v S; 1881 v S (2)
Dawson, J. (Burnley), 1922 v S, Ni (2) Finney, T. (Preston N.E.), 1947 v W, I, Ei, Ho, F, P;
Day, S. H. (Old Malvernians), 1906 vy Ni, W, S (3) 1948 vS, W, Ni, Bel, Se, 1; 1949 v S, W, Ni. Se, N,
Dean, W. R. (Everton), 1927 v S. W. F. Bel, L; F; 1950 v S, W, Ni, Ei, I, P, Bel, Ch, US, Sp;
1928 v S, W, Ni, F, Bel; 1929 v S, W, Ni; 1931 v 1951 v W, S, Arg, P, 1952 v W, Ni, S, F, I, Sw, A;
S; 1932 v Sp; 1933 v Ni (16) 1953 v W, Ni, S, Bel, Arg, Ch, U, US; 1954 v W
Deeley, N. (Wolverhampton W.), 1959 v Br, Pe (2) S, Bel Sw, U, H, Y; 1955 v WG; 1956 vS, W, Ni,
Devey, J. (Aston Villa), 1892 v Ni; 1894 v Ni (2) D, Sp; 1957 vS, W, Y, D (2), Ei (2); 1958 v W, S,
Dewhurst, F. (Preston N.E.), 1886 v W, Ni; 1887 v F, P, Y, USSR (2); 1959 v Ni, USSR (76)
S, W, Ni; 1888 v S, W, Ni; 1889 v W (9) Fleming, H. J. (Swindon T.), 1909 v S, H (2); 1910 v
Dewhurst, G. P. (Liverpool Ramblers), 1895 v W (1) W, Ni; 1911 v W, Ni; 1912 v Ni; 1913 v S, W;
Dickinson, J. W. (Portsmouth), 1949 vyN, F; 1950 v 1914 vS (11)
S, W, Ei, P, Bel, Ch, US, Sp; 1951 v Ni, W, Y; Fletcher, A. (Wolverhampton W.), 1889 v W;
1952 v W, Ni, S, A (2), I, Sw; 1953 v W, Ni, S, Bel, 1890 v W (2)
Arg, Ch, U, US, 1954 v W, Ni, S, R of E, H (2), Flowers, R. (Wolverhampton W.), 1955 v F; 1959 v
Y, Bel, Sw, U; 1955 v Sp, P; 1956 v W, Ni, S, D, S, W, I, Br, Pe, US, M (sub); 1960 v W, Ni, S, Se,
Sp; 1957 v W, Y, D (48) Y, Sp, H; 1961 v Ni, W, S, L, P, Se, M, I, AS
Dimmock, J. H. (Tottenham H.), 1921 v S; 1926 y 1962 v W, Ni, S, A, Sw, Pe, L, P, H, Arg, Bul,
W, Bel (3) Br; 1963 v Ni, W, S, F (2), Sw; 1964 v Ei, US, P;
Ditchburn, E. (Tottenham H.), 1949 v Sw, Se; 1965 v W, Ho, WG, N (49)
1953 v US; 1957 v W, Y, D (6) Forman, Frank (Nottingham F.), 1898 v S, Ni;
Dix, R. W. (Derby Co.), 1939 v N (1) 1899 v S, W, Ni; 1901 v S; 1902 v S, Ni; 1903 v
Dixon, H. A. (Notts.), 1885 v W (1) W (9)
Dobson, A. J. (Notts.), 1882 v Ni; 1884 v S, W, Forman, Fred (Nottingham F.), 1899 v S, W, Ni (3)
Ni (4) Forrest, J. H. (Blackburn R.), 1884 v W, Ni; 1885
Dobson, C. F, (Notts.), 1886 v Ni (1) v S, W, Ni; 1886 v S, W; 1887 v S, W, Ni; 1889 v
Doggart, A. G. (Corinthians), 1924 v Bel (1) S; 1890 v Ni (12)
Donop, P. G. von (Royal Engineers), 1873 v S; Fort, J. (Millwall), 1921 v Bel (1)
1875 v S (2) Foster, R. E. (Oxford University), 1900 v W;1901¥
Dorrell, A. R. (Aston Villa), 1925 y W, Bel, F; W, Ni, S; 1902 v W (5)
1926 v Ni (4) Foulke, W. J. (Sheffield W.), 1897 v W (1)
Douglas, B. (Blackburn R.), 1958 v S, W, Ni, F, P, Foulkes, W. (Manchester U.), 1955 v Ni (1)
Y, USSR (2), Br, A; 1959 v S, USSR; 1960 v Fox, J. (Gillingham), 1925 v Se (1)
Y, H; 1961 v Ni, W, S, L, P, Sp, M, I, A; 1962 v Franklin, N. (Stoke C.), 1947 v S, W, Ni, Ei, Ho,
W, Ni, S, Pe, L, P, H, Arg, Bul, Br; 1963 v S, Br, F, Sw, P; 1948 v S, W, Ni, Bel, Se, I; 1949 vS, W,
Sw (36) Ni, D, Sw, N, F, Se; 1950 v W, S, Ni, Ei, I (27)
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Freeman, B. C. (Everton), 1909 v S, W; (with
Hall, J. (Birmingham C.), 1956 vS,W, Ni, Br, Se, Fi’
Burnley), 1912 y S, W, Ni (5) WG, D, Sp; 1957 v S, W, Ni, Y, D (2), Ei(2) (17)
Froggatt, J. (Portsmouth), 1950 vy Ni, I; 1951 v S; Halse, H. J. (Manchester U.), 1909 vy A (1)
hee v S, A (2), I, Sw; 1953 v Ni, W, S, Bel, US Hammond, H. E. (Lancing Old Boys), 1889 v S (1)
een tie J. (Blackpool), 1931 vy Ni, W; 1933 vA
Froggatt, R. (Sheffield W.), 1953 v W, S, Bel, US (4)
Fry, C. B. (Corinthians), 1901 vy Ni (1) Hampton, H, (Aston Villa), 1913 v S, W; 1914 v
Furness, W. (Leeds U.), 1933 v I (1) S, W (4)
Galley, T. (Wolverhampton W.), 1937 v N, Se (2) Hancocks, J. (Wolverhampton W.), 1949 y Sw;
Gardner, T. (Aston Villa), 1934 vy Cz; 1935 vyHo (2) 1950 v W; 1951 v Y (3)
Garraty, W. (Aston Villa), 1903 v W (1) Hapgood, E. (Arsenal), 1933 v I, Sw; 1934 v S, Ni,
Garfield, B. (W.B.A.). 1898 v Ni (1) W, H, Cz; 1935 vy S, Ni, W, I, Ho; 1936 v S, Ni,
Garrett, T. (Blackpool), 1952 v S, I; 1954 v W (3) W, G, A, Bel; 1937 v Fi; 1938 v S, G, Sw, F;
Gay, L. H. (Old Brightonians), 1893 y S; 1894 v S, 1939 v S, W, Ni, R ofE, N, I, Y (30)
Hardinge, H. (Sheffield U.), 1910 v S (1)
W (3)
Geary, F. (Everton), 1890 v Ni; 1891 v S (2) Hardman, H. P, (Everton), 1905 v W; 1907 vS, Ni;
Geaves, R. L. (Old Harrovians), 1875 v S (1) 1908 v W (4)
Gee, C. (Everton), 1932 v W, Sp; 1937 v Ni (3) Hardwick, G. (Middlesbrough), 1947 v S, W, Ni, Ei,
Geldard, A. (Everton), 1933 v I, Sw: 1935 v S: Ho, F, Sw, P; 1948 v S, W, Ni, Bel, Se (13)
1938 v Ni (4) Hardy, H. (Stockport Co.), 1925 v Bel (1)
George, W. (Aston Villa), 1901 y G; 1902 v S, W Hardy, S. (Liverpool), 1907 v S, W, Ni; 1908 v S;
Ni (4) 1909 v S, W, Ni, H (2), A; 1910 VS, W, Ni; (with
Gibbins, W. V. T. (Clapton), 1925 v F (1) Aston Villa), 1911 v Ni; 1913 v S; 1914 v Ni, W;
Gilliatt, W. E. (Old Carthusians), 1893 vy Ni (1) 1920 v S, W, Ni (20)
Goodall, J. (Preston N.E.), 1888 v S, W; 1889 v S, Hargreaves, F. (Blackburn R.), 1880 v W; 1881 v
W; (with Derby) 1891 v S, W; 1892 v S; 1893 v W; 1882 v Ni (3)
W ; 1894 v S; 1895 v S, Ni; 1896; v S, W; 1898 v Hargreaves, J. (Blackburn R.), 1881 v S, W (2)
W (14) Harper, E. (Blackburn R.), 1926 v S (1)
Goodall, F. R. (Huddersfield T.) 1926 v. S; 1927 v Harris, G. (Burnley), 1966 v Pol (1)
Harris, P. P. (Portsmouth), 1950 v Ei; 1954 v H (2)
S, F, Bel, L; 1928 v S, W, F, Bel; 1930 v S, G, A;
Harris, S. S. (Cambridge University), 1904 v S;
1931 v S, W, Ni, Bel; 1932 v Ni, Bel; 1932 v Ni;
1933 v W, Ni, A, I, Sw; 1934 v W, Ni, F (25) 1905 v Ni, W; 1906 v S, W, Ni (6)
Harrison, A. H. (Old Westminsters), 1893 v S, Ni(2)
Goodhart, H. C. (Old Etonians), 1883 vS, W, Ni(3)
Harrison, G. (Everton), 1921 v Bel; 1922 v Ni (2)
Goodwyn, A. G. (Royal Engineers), 1873 v S (1)
Harrow, J. H. (Chelsea), 1923 v Ni, Se (2)
Goodyer, A. C. (Nottingham F.), 1879 v S (1)
Hart, E. (Leeds U.), 1929 v W; 1930 v W, Ni; 1933 v
Gosling, R. C. (Old Etonians), 1892 vyW; 1893 vS;
S, A; 1934 v S, H, Cz (8)
1894 vy W; 1895 v W, S (5)
Hartley, F. (Oxford C.), 1923 v F (1)
Gosnell, A. (Newcastle U.), 1906 v Ni (1)
Harvey, A. (Wednesday Strollers), 1881 vy W (1)
Gough, H. (Sheffield U.), 1921 v S (1)
Harvey, C. (Everton), 1971 v Ma (1)
Goulden, L. (West Ham U.), 1937 v Se, N; 1938 v
Hassall, H. W. (Huddersfield T.), 1951 v S, Arg, P;
W, Ni, Cz, G, Sw, F; 1939 vS, W, R of E, 1, R,
1952 v F; (with Bolton W.), 1954 v Ni (5)
Y (14)
Hawfrey, J. P. (Old Etonians), 1881 v S, W (2)
Graham, L. (Millwall), 1925 v S, W (2)
Hawkes, R. M. (Luton T.), 1907 v Ni; 1908 v A (2)
Graham, T. (Nottingham F.), 1931 v F; 1932 v Ni
H, B (5)
(2) Haygarth, E. B. (Manchester), 1875 v S (1)
Grainger, C. (Sheffield U.), 1956 v Br, Se, Fi, G;
Haynes, J. (Fulham), 1955 v Ni; 1956 vS, Ni, Br, Se,
1957 v W, Ni; (with Sunderland), 1957 v S (7)
Fi, WG, Sp; 1957 v W, Y, D, Ei(2); 1958 v W, Ni,
Greaves, J. (Chelsea), 1959 v Pe, M, US; 1960 v W,
S, F, P, Y, USSR (3), Br, A; 1959 v S, Ni,
Se, Y, Sp; 1961 v Ni, W, S, L, P, Sp, I, A; (with
USSR, I, Br, Pe, M, US; 1960 v Ni, Y, Sp, H;
Tottenham H.), 1962 vS, Sw, Pe, H, Arg, Bul, Br;
1961 v Ni, W,S, L, P, Sp, M, I, A; 1962 v W, Ni,
1963 v Ni, W, S, F (2) Br, Cz, Sw; 1964 v W, Ni,
S, A, Sw, Pe, P, H, Arg, Bul, Br (56)
R of W, P (2), Ei, Br, U, Arg; 1965 v Ni, S, Bel,
Headley, G. A. (Sheffield U.), 1901 v Ni (1)
Ho, H, Y; 1966 v W, A, Y, N, D, Pol, W, M, F; Healless, H. (Blackburn R.), 1925 v Ni; 1928 v S (2)
1967 v S, Sp, A (57) Hegan, K. E. (Corinthians), 1923 v Bel, F; 1924 v
Green, F, T. (Wanderers), 1876 v S (1) Ni, Bel (4)
Green, G, H. (Sheffield U.), 1925 v F; 1926 vS, Bel, Hellawell, M. (Birmingham C.,), 1963 v Ni, F (2)
W;; 1927 v W, Ni, 1928 v F, Bel (8) Henfrey, A. G. (Corinthians), 1891 v Ni; 1892 v W;
Greenhaigh, E. H. (Notts.), 1872 v S; 1873 vS (2)
1895 v W; 1896 v S, W (5)
Greenwood, D. H. (Blackburn R.), 1882 v S, Ni (2) Henry, R. (Tottenham H.), 1963 v F (1)
Grimsdell, A. (Tottenham H.), 1920 v S, W; 1921 v Heron, F. (Wanderers), 1876 v S (1)
S, Ni; 1923 v W, Ni (6) Heron, H. (Wanderers), 1873 v S; 1874v S; 1875 v
Grosvenor, T. (Birmingham), 1934 v Ni, W, F (3) S; 1876 v S; 1878 v S (5)
Gunn, W. (Notts.), 1884 v S, W (2) Hibbert, W. (Bury), 1910 v S (1)
Gurney, R. (Sunderland), 1935 v S (1) Hibbs, H. (Birmingham), 1930 v S, W, A, G;
Hacking, J. (Oldham Ath.), 1929 v S, W, Ni (3) 1931 v S, W, Ni; 1932 v W, Ni, Sp; 1933 v S, W,
Hadley, N. (W.B.A.), 1903 v Ni (1) Ni, A, I, Sw; 1934 v Ni, W, F; 1935 v S, W, Ni,
Hagan, J. (Sheffield U.), 1949 v D (1) Ho; 1936 v G, W (25)
Haines, J. T. W. (W.B.A.), 1949 v Sw (1) Hill, F. (Bolton W.), 1963 v Ni, W (2)
Hall, A. E. (Aston Villa), 1910 v Ni (1) Hill, J. H. (Burnley), 1925 v W; 1926 v S; 1927 vS,
Hall, G. W. (Tottenham H.), 1934 v F; 1938 v S, W, Ni, Bel, F; 1928 v Ni; 1929 v F, Bel, Sp (10)
Ni, Cz; 1939 v S, W Ni, R of E, I, Y (11) Hill, R. (Millwall), 1926 v Bel (1)
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Hillman, J. (Burnley), 1899 v Ni (1) R, W; 1970 v Ho, WG (sub); 1971 v Ma; 1972 v
Hills, S. F. (Old Harrovians), 1879 v S (1) WG (2), W, Ni, S (20)
Hilsdon, G. R. (Chelsea), 1907 v Ni; 1908 v S, W, Hurst, G. (West Ham U.), 1966 v S, WG (2), Y, Fi
Ni, A, H, B; 1909 v Ni (8) D, Arg, P; 1967 v Ni, W, S, Cz, Sp, A; 1968 v W,
Hine, E. W. (Leicester C.), 1929 v W, Ni; 1930 v Ni, S, Se (sub), WG, USSR (2); 1969 v Ni, S,
W, Ni; 1932 v W, Ni (6) R (2), Bul, F, M, U, Br; 1970 v W, Ni, S, Ho
Hinton, A. (Wolverhampton W.), 1963 v F; (with (1 + 1 sub), Be, Co, Ec, R, Br, WG; 1971 VEG,
Nottingham F.), 1965 v W, Bel (3) Gr, W, S; 1972 v Sw (2), Gr, WG (49)
Hitchens, G. (Aston Villa), 1961 v M, I, A; (with Hutton, A. E. (West Ham U.), 1924 v Bel; 1928 vS,
Inter-Milan), 1962 v Sw, Pe, H, Br (7) Ni; 1929 v F, Bel, Sp (6)
Hobbis, H. H. F. (Charlton Ath.), 1936 v A, Bel (2)
Hodgetts, D. (Aston Villa), 1888 v S, W, Ni; 1892 v Iremonger, J. (Nottingham F.), 1901 v S; 1902 y
S, Ni; 1894 v Ni (6) Ni (2)
Hodgkinson, A. (Sheffield U.). 1957 v S, Ei (2), D;
1961 v W (5) Jack, D. N. B. (Bolton W.), 1924 v S, W; 1928 v F,
Hodgkinson, J. (Blackburn R.), 1913 v W, S; 1920v Bel; (with Arsenal), 1930 v S, G. A; 1933 v W,
Ni (3) A (9)
Hodgson, G. (Liverpool), 1931 v S, Ni, W (3) Jackson, E. (Oxford University), 1891 v W (1)
Hogg, W. (Sunderland), 1902 v S, W, Ni (3) Jarrett, B. G. (Old Harrovians), 1876 v S; 1877 vS;
Holdcroft, H. (Preston N.E.), 1937 v W, Ni (2) 1878 v S (3)
Holden, A. (Bolton W.), 1959 v S, I, Br, Pe, M (5) Jefferis, F. (Everton), 1912 v S, W (2)
Holden, G. (Wednesday O.A.), 1881 v S; 1884 vS, Jezzard, B. (Fulham), 1954 v H; 1956 v Ni (2)
W, Ni (4) Johnson, E. (Saltley College), 1880 v W; 1884 v Ni
Holden-White, C. (Swifts), 1888 v W, S (2) (2)
Holford, T. (Stoke), 1903 v Ni (1) Johnson, H. (Sheffield U.), 1900 v S, W, Ni; 1903 v
Holley, G. (Sunderland), 1909 v S, W, H (2), A; S, W, Ni (6)
1910 vy W; 1912 vS, W, Ni; 1913 v S (10) Johnson, J. A. (Stoke C.), 1937 v N, Se, Fi, S, Ni(5)
Holliday, E. (Middlesbrough), 1960 v W, Ni, Se (3) Johnson, T. C. F. (Manchester C.), 1926 v Bel;
Hollins, J. (Chelsea), 1967 v Sp (1) 1930 v W; (with Everton), 1932 v S, Sp; 1933 v
Holmes, R. (Preston N.E.), 1888 v Ni; 1891 v S; Ni (5)
1892 v S; 1893 v S, W; 1894 v Ni; 1895 v Ni (7) Johnston, H. (Blackpool), 1947 v S, Ho; 1951 v S;
Holt, J. (Everton), 1890 v W; 1891 vS, W; 1892 vS, 1953 v Arg, Ch, U, US; 1954 v W, Ni, H (10)
Ni; 1893 v S; 1894 v S, Ni; 1895 v S; 1900 v Ni Jones, A. (Walsall), 1882 v S, W; 1883 v S (3)
(10) Jones, H. (Blackburn R.), 1927 v S; 1928 v S, Ni,
Hopkinson, E. (Bolton W.), 1958 v W, Ni, S, F, P, Bel, L, F (6)
Y; 1959 v S, I, Br, Pe, M US; 1960 v W, Se (14) Jones, H. (Nottingham F.), 1923 v F (1)
Hossack, A. H. (Corinthians), 1892 v W; 1894 v W Jones, M. (Sheffield U.), 1965 v WG, Se (with
(2) Leeds U.), 1970 v Ho (3)
Houghton, W. E. (Aston Villa), 1931 v Ni, W, F, Jones, W. (Bristol C.), 1901 v Ni (1)
Bel; 1932 v S, Ni; 1933 v A (7) Jones, W. H. (Liverpool), 1950 v P, Bel (2)
Houlker, A. E, (Blackburn R.), 1902 v S; 1903 vS, Joy, B. (Casuals), 1936 v Bel (1)
W; 1906 v W, Ni (5)
Howarth, G. (Accrington), 1887 v S, W, Ni; Karl, E. (Dulwich Hamlet), 1929 v F, Bel, Sp (3)
1888 v S; 1890 v S (5) Kay, A. (Everton), 1963 v Sw (1)
Howarth, R. (Preston N.E.), 1887 v Ni; 1888 v S, Kean, F. W. (Sheffield W.), 1923 vS, Bel; 1924 v W;
W; 1891 v S; 1894 v Ni (5) 1925 v Ni; 1926 v Ni, Bel; (with Bolton W.),
Howe, D. (W.B.A.), 1958 v S, W, Ni, F, P, Y, 1927 v L; 1929 v F, Sp (9)
USSR (3), Br, A; 1959 v S, W, Ni, USSR, I, Br, Keen, E. (Derby Co), 1933 v A; 1937 v W, Ni, H (4)
Pe, M, US; 1960 v W, Ni, Se (23) Kelly, R. (Burnley), 1920 v S; 1921 v S, W, Ni;
Howe, J. R. (Derby Co.), 1948 v I; 1949 v S, Ni (3) 1922 VS, W; 1923 vS; 1924 v Ni; 1925 v W, Ni, S;
Howell, L. S. (Wanderers), 1873 v S (1) 1926 v W; (with Huddersfield T.), 1927 v L;
Howell, R, (Sheffield U.), 1895 v Ni; 1899 v S (2) 1928 v S (14)
Hudson, J. (Sheffield), 1883 v Ni (1) Kevan, D. (W.B.A.), 1957 v S; 1958 v W, Ni, S, P,
Hudspeth, F. (Newcastle U.), 1926 v Ni (1) Y, USSR (3), Br, A; 1959 v M, US; 1961 v M (14)
Hughes, E. (Liverpool), 1970 v W, Ni, S, Ho, P, B; Kidd, B. (Manchester U.), 1970 v Ni, Ec (sub)
1971 vy EG, Ma (2), Gr, W; 1972 v Sw, Gr, (2)
WG (2), W, Ni, S (18) King, C. J. S. (Felstead), 1882 v Ni (1)
Hughes, L. (Liverpool), 1950 v Ch, US, Sp (3) Kingsford, R. K. (Marlborough), 1874 v S (1)
Hulme, J. H. A. (Arsenal), 1927 v S, Bel, F; 1928 vy Kingsley, A. (Wolverhampton W.), 1892 yv W;
S, Ni, W; 1929 v Ni, W 1933 v S (9) 1893 v S; (with Derby Co.), 1896 v W, Ni (4)
Humphreys, P. (Notts. Co.), 1903 v S (1) Kingsley, M. (Newcastle U.), 1901 v W (1)
Hunt, G. (Tottenham H.), 1933 v I, Sw, S (3) Kirchen, A. (Arsenal), 1937 v N, Se, Fi (3)
Hunt, Rev. K. R. G. (Leyton), 1911 vy S, W (2) Kirton, W. J. (Aston Villa), 1922 v Ni (1)
Hunt, R. (Liverpool), 1962 v A; 1963 vy EG; 1964 v Knight, A. E. (Portsmouth), 1920 v Ni (1)
S, US, P; 1965 v W; 1966 vS, Sp, Pol (2), WG (2), Knowles, C. (Tottenham H.), 1968 vy USSR, Sp, Se,
Fi, N, U, M, F, Arg, P; 1967 v Ni, W, Cz, Sp, A: WG (4)
1968 v W, Ni, USSR (2), Sp (2), Se, Y; 1969 v
R (2) (34) Labone, B, (Everton), 1963 v Ni, W, F; 1967 v Sp,
Hunter, J. (Sheffield Heeley), 1878 v S; 1880 vS, W; A; 1968 v S, Sp, Se, Y, USSR, WG; 1969 v Ni,
1881 v S, W; 1882 v S, W (7) S, R, Bul, M, U, Br; 1970 v S, W, B, Co, Ec, i,
Hunter, N. (Leeds U.), 1966 v WG, Y, Fi, Sp (sub); Br, WG (26)
1967 v A; 1968 v Sp, Se, Y, WG, USSR; 1969 v Langley, J. (Fulham), 1958 v S, P. Y (3)
718
Langton, R. (Blackburn R.), 1947 v W, Ni, Ei, Ho, Madeley, P. (Leeds U.), 1971 v Ni; 1972 v Sw (2),
F, Sw; 1948 v Se; 1949 vy D, Se; (with Bolton W,), Gr, WG (2), W, S (8)
1950 v S; 1951 v Ni (11) Magee, T. (W.B.A.), 1923 v W, Se; 1925 v S, Bel,
Latherton, E. G. (Blackburn R.), 1913 v W; 1914 Vv F (5)
Ni (2) Makepeace, H, (Everton), 1906 vS; 1910 vS; 1912
Lawler, C. (Liverpool), 1971 v Ma, W, S; 1972 v vS,W (4)
Sw (4) Male, G. (Arsenal), 1935 v Se, Ni, I, Ho; 1936 vS,
L wton, T. (Everton), 1939 v S, W, Ni, R of E, N,, W, Ni, G, A, Bel; 1937 v S, Ni, H, N, Se, Fi;
1, R, Y; (with Chelsea), 1947 v S, W, Ni, Ei, Ho, 1939 v I, R, Y (19)
F, Sw, P; 1948 v W, Ni, Bel; (with Notts. Co.), Mannion, W. (Middlesbrough), 1947 v S, W, Ni, Ei,
1948 v S, Se, 1; 1949 v D (23) Ho, F, Sw, P; 1948 v W, Ni, Bel, Se, I; 1949 v N,
Leach, T. (Sheffield W.), 1931 v W, Ni (2) F; 1950 v S, Bi, P, Bel, Ch, US; 1951 v Ni, W, S.
Leake, A. (Aston Villa), 1904 y S; 1905 v S, W, Y; 1952 v F (26)
Ni (4) Marsden, J. (Darwen), 1891 v Ni (1)
Lee, A. (Southampton), 1904 y W (1) Marsden, W. (Sheffield W.), 1930 v W, S, G (3)
Lee, F. (Manchester C.), 1969 v Ni, W, S, Bul, F, M, Marsh, R. (Q.P.R.), 1972 v Sw (sub), (with Man-
U; 1970 v W, Ho (2), P. B. Co, Ec, R, Br, WG; chester C.) WG (sub +1), W, Ni, S (6)
1971 v EG, Gr, Ma, Ni, W, S; 1972 v Sw (2), Marshall, T. (Darwen), 1880 v W; 1881 v W (2)
Gr, WG (27) Martin, H. (Sunderland), 1914 v Ni (1)
Lee, J. (Derby Co.), 1951 v Ni (1) Maskrey, H. (Derby Co.), 1908 v Ni (1)
Leighton, J. E. (Nottingham F.), 1886 v Ni (1) Mason, C. (Wolverhampton W.), 1887 v Ni; 1888 v
Lilley, H. E. (Sheffield U.), 1892 v W (1) W; 1890 v Ni (3)
Linacre, H. J. (Nottingham F.), 1905 v W, S (2) Matthews, R. (Coventry C.), 1956 v S, Br, Se, WG;
Lindley, T. (Nottingham F.), 1886 v S, W, Ni; 1887 1957 v Ni (5)
v S, W, Ni; 1888 v S, W, Ni; 1890 v S, W; 1891 v Matthews, S. (Stoke C.), 1935 v W, I; 1936 v G;
Ni (12) 1937 v S; 1938 vS, W, Cz, G, Sw, F; 1939 vS, W,
Lindsey, W. (Winchester), 1873 v S (1) Ni, R of E, N, I, Y; 1947 v S; (with Blackpool),
Lintott, H. E. (Q.P.R.), 1908 v S, W, Ni; (with 1947 v Sw, P; 1948 v S, W, Ni, Bel, I; 1949 vS,
Bradford C.), 1909 v S, Ni, H (2) (7) W, Ni, D, Sw; 1950 v Sp; 1951 v Ni, S; 1954 v Ni,
Lipsham, H. B. (Sheffield U.), 1902 v W (1) R of E, H, Bel, U; 1955 v Ni, W, S, F, WG, Sp. P;
Lloyd, L. (Liverpool), 1971 v W; 1972 v Sw, Ni (3) 1956 v W, Br; 1957 v S, W, Ni, Y, D (2) Ei (54)
Lockett, A. (Stoke), 1903 v Ni (1) Matthews, V. (Sheffield U.), 1928 v F, Bel (2)
Lodge, L. V. (Cambridge University), 1894 v W; Maynard, W. J. (1st Surrey Rifles), 1872 v S; 1876
1895 v S, W; 1896 v S, Ni (5) vS(Q)
Lofthouse, J. M. (Blackburn R.), 1885 v S, W, Ni; Meadows, J. (Manchester C.), 1955 v S (1)
1887 v S, W; 1889 v Ni; 1890 v Ni (7) Medley, L. D. (Tottenham H.), 1951 v Y; 1952 v F,
Lofthouse, N. (Bolton W.), 1951 v Y; 1952 v W, Ni, A; 1952 v W, Ni; 1954 v W (6)
S, A (2), I, Sw; 1953 v W, Ni, S, Bel, Arg, Ch, U, Melia, J. (Liverpool), 1963 v S, Sw (2)
US; 1954 v W, Ni, R of E, Bel, U; 1955 v Ni, S, Meehan, T. (Chelsea), 1924 v Ni (1)
F, Sp, P; 1956 v W, S, Sp, D, Fi (sub); 1959 v W, Mercer, D. W. (Sheffield U.), 1923 v Ni, Bel (2)
USSR (33) Mercer, J. (Everton), 1939 v S, Ni, I, R, Y (5)
Longworth, E. (Liverpool), 1920 v S; 1921 v Bel; Merrick, G. H. (Birmingham C.), 1952 v Ni, S,
1923 v S, W, Bel (5) A (2), I, Sw; 1953 v Ni, W, S, Bel, Arg, Ch, U;
Lowder, A. (Wolverhampton W.), 1889 v W (1) 1954 v W, Ni, S, R of E, H (2), Y, Bel, Sw, U (23)
Lowe, E. (Aston Villa), 1947 v F, Sw, P (3) Metcalfe V. (Huddersfield T.), 1951 v Arg. P. (2)
Lucas, T. (Liverpool), 1922 v Ni; 1924 v F; 1926 v Mew, J. W. (Manchester U.), 1921 v Ni (1)
Bel (3) Middleditch, B. (Corinthians), 1897 v Ni (1)
Luntley, E. (Nottingham F.), 1880 v S, W (2) Milburn, J. E. T. (Newcastle U.), 1949 v S, W, Ni,
Lyttleton, Hon. A. (Old Etonians), 1877 v S (1) Sw; 1950 v W, P, Bel, Sp; 1951 v W, Arg, P;
Lyttleton, Hon. E. (Old Etonians), 1878 v S (1) 1952 v F; 1956 v D (13)
Milne, G. (Liverpool), 1963 v Br, Cz, EG; 1964 v
McCall, J. (Preston N.E.), 1913 v S, W; 1914 v S; W, Ni, S, R of W, U, P, Ei, Br, Arg; 1965 v Ni,
1920 v S; 1921 v Ni (5). Bel (14)
McDonald, C. (Burnley), 1958 v USSR (3), Br, A; Miller, B. (Burnley), 1961 v A (1)
1959 v W, Ni, USSR (8) Miller, J. E. (Charlton Ath.), 1923 v Se (1)
McFarland, R. (Derby Co.), 1971 y Gr, Ma (2), Ni, Mills, G. (Chelsea) 1938v W, Ni, Cz (3)
S; 1972 v Sw, Gr, WG, W,S(10) Milton, C. A. (Arsenal), 1952 v A (1)
McGarry, W. (Huddersfield T.), 1954 v Sw, U; Milward, A. (Everton), 1891 vS, W; 1897 vS, W (4)
1956 v W, D (4) Mitchell, C. (Upton Park), 1880 v W; 1881 v S;
McGuinness, W, (Manchester U.), 1959 v Ni, M (2) 1883 v S, W; 1885 v W (5)
MclInroy, A. (Sunderland), 1927 v Ni (1) Mitchell, J. F. (Manchester C.), 1925 v Ni (1)
McNab, R. (Arsenal), 1969 v Ni, Bul, R (1+1 sub) Moflat, H. (Oldham Ath.), 1913 v W (1)
(4) Molyneaux, G. (Southampton), 1902 v S; 1903 v S,
McNeil, M. (Middlesbrough), 1961 v W, Ni, S,L, W, Ni (4)
P, Sp, M, I; 1962 v L (9) Moon, W. R. (Old Westminsters), 1888 v S, W;
McNeil, R. (W.B.A.), 1914 v S, W (2) 1889 v S, W; 1890 v S, W; 1891 v S (7)
Macaulay, R. H. (Old Etonians), 1881 v S (1) Moore, H. (Notts. Co.), 1883 v Ni; 1885 v W (2)
Macdonald, M. (Newcastle U.), 1972 v W, Ni, Moore, I. (Nottingham F.), 1970 v Ho (1)
S (sub) (3) Moore, J. (Derby Co.), 1923 v S (1)
Macras, S. (Notts.), 1883 v S, W, Ni; 1884 v S, W, Moore, R. (West Ham U.), 1962 v Pe, H, Arg, Bul,
Ni (6) Br; 1963 v W, Ni, S, F (2), Br, Cz, EG, Sw;
ihe’ F. C. (Oxford University), 1872 v S (1) 1964 v W, Ni, S R of W, U, P (2), Ei, Br, Arg;
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1965 v Ni, S, Bel, H, Y, WG, Se; 1966 v W, Ni,S, Page, L. A. (Burnley), 1927 vS, W, Bel, L, F; 1928 v
A, Sp, Pol (2), WG (2), N, D, U, M, F, Arg, P; W, Ni (7)
1967 v W, Ni, S, Cz, Sp, A; 1968 v W, Ni, S, Paine, T. (Southampton), 1963 v Cz, EG; 1964 v W
USSR (2), Sp (2), Se, Y, WG; 1969 v Ni, W, S, Ni, S, R of W, U, US P; 1965 v Ni, H, Y, WG,
R, Bul, F, M, U, Br; 1970 v W, Ni, S, Ho, P, B, Se; 1966 v W, A, Y, N, M (19)
Co, Ec, R, Br, Cz, WG; 1971 v EG, Gr, Ma, Ni, Pantling, H. H. (Sheffield U.), 1924 v Ni (1)
S; 1972 v Sw (2), Gr, WG (2), W, S (96) Paravacini, P. J. de (Old Etonians), 1883 v S, W
Moore, W. G. B. (West Ham U.), 1923 v S (1) Ni (3)
Mordue, J. (Sunderland), 1912 v Ni; 1913 v Ni (2) Parker, T. R. (Southampton), 1925 v F (1)
Morice, C. J. (Barnes), 1872 v S (1) Parkinson, J. (Liverpool), 1910 v S, W (2)
Morley, H. (Notts. Co.), 1910 v Ni (1) Parr, P. C. (Manchester), 1882 v W (1)
Morren, T. (Sheffield W.), 1898 v Ni (1) Parry, E. H. (Old Carthusians), 1879 vy W; 1882 v W,
Morris, F. (W.B.A.), 1920 v S; 1921 v Ni (2) S (G3)
Morris, J. (Derby Co.), 1949 v N, F; 1950 v Ei (3) Parry, R. (Bolton W.), 1960 v Ni, S (2)
Morris, W. (Wolverhampton W.), 1939 v S, Ni, Pawson, F. W. (Cambridge University), 1883 v
R (3) Ni; 1885 v Ni (2)
Morse, H. (Notts.), 1879 v S (1) Payne, J. (Luton T.), 1937 v Fi (1)
Mort, T. (Aston Villa), 1924 v W, F; 1926 v S (3) Peacock, A. (Middlesbrough), 1962 v Arg, Bul;
Mortensen, S. H. (Blackpool), 1947 v P; 1948 v W, S, 1963 v Ni, W; (with Leeds U.), 1966 v W, Ni (6)
Ni, Bel, Se, I; 1949 v S, W, Ni, Se, N; 1950 v S, Peacock, J. (Middlesbrough), 1929 v F, Bel, Sp (3)
W, Ni, I, P, Bel, Ch, US, Sp; 1951 v S, Arg; Pearson, H. (W.B.A.), 1932 v S (1)
1954 v R of E, H (25) Pearson, J. (Crewe Alex.), 1892 v Ni (1)
Morton, A. (C. Palace), 1873 v S (1) Pearson, S. C. (Manchester U.), 1948 v S; 1949 vS,
Morton, J. (West Ham U.), 1938 v Cz (1) Ni; 1950 v Ni, I, 1951 v P; 1952 v S, I (8)
Mosforth, W. (Sheffield), 1877 v S; 1878 v S; Pease, W. H. (Middlesbrough), 1927 v W (1)
1879 vS, W; 1880 vS, W; 1881 v W; 1882 vS, W Pegg, D. (Manchester U.), 1957 v Ei (1)
(9) Pelly, F. R. (Old Foresters), 1893 v Ni; 1894 v S,
Moss, F. (Arsenal), 1934 v S, H, Cz; 1935 v I (4) W (3)
Moss, F, (Aston Villa), 1922 v S, Ni; 1923 v Ni; Pennington, J. (W.B.A.), 1907 v S, W; 1908 v S,
1924 v S, Bel (5) W, Ni, A; 1909 v S, W, H (2), A; 1910 v S, W;
Mosscrop, E. (Burnley), 1914 v S, W (2) 1911 v S, W, Ni; 1912 v S, W, Ni; 1913 v S, W;
Mozley, B. (Derby Co.), 1950 v W, Ni, Ei (3) 1914 Vv S, Ni; 1920 v S, W (25)
Mullen, J. (Wolverhampton W.), 1947 v S; 1949 v Pentland, F. B. (Middlesbrough), 1909 vS, W, H (2)
N, F; 1950 v Bel (sub), Ch, US; 1954 v W, Ni, S, A (5)
R of E, Y, Sw (12) Perry, C. (W.B.A.), 1890 v Ni; 1891 v Ni; 1893 v
Mullery, A. (Tottenham H.), 1965 v Ho; 1967 v Sp, W (3)
A; 1968 v W, Ni, S, USSR, Sp (2), Se, Y; 1969 v Perry, T. (W.B.A.), 1898 v W (1)
Ni, S, R, Bul, F, M, U, Br; 1970 v W, Ni, S Perry, W. (Blackpool), 1956 v Ni, S, Sp (3)
(sub), Ho, Bel (sub), P, Co, Ec, R, Cz, WG, Br; Peters, M. (West Ham U.), 1966 v Y, Fi, Pol, M, F,
1971 v Ma, EG, Gr; 1972 v Sw (35) Arg, P, WG; 1967 v Ni, W, S, Cz; 1968 v W, Ni,
S, USSR (2), Sp (2), Se, Y; 1969 v Ni, S, R, Bul,
Needham, E. (Sheffield U.), 1894 v S; 1895 v S;
F, M, U, Br; (with Tottenham H.), 1970 v W,
1897 v S, W, Ni; 1898 v S, W; 1899 v S, W, Ni;
Ni, S, Ho (2), P (sub), B, Co, Ec, R, Br, Cz, WG;
1900 v S, Ni; 1901 v S, W, Ni; 1902 v W (16)
1970 v EG, Gr, Ma (2), Gr, W, S; 1972 v Sw, Gr,
Newton, K. (Blackburn R.), 1966 v S, WG; 1967 v
Sp, A; 1968 v W, S, Sp, Se, Y, WG; 1969 v Ni, W, WG (1+1 sub.) Ni (sub) (54)
Phillips, L. (Portsmouth), 1952 v Ni 1955 vW, WG
S, R, Bul, M, U, Br, F; (with Everton), 1970 v Ni,
S, Ho, Co, Ec, R, Cz, WG (27) (3)
Nicholls, J. (W.B.A.), 1954 v S, Y (2) Pickering, F. (Everton), 1964 v US; 1965 v Ni,
Bel (3)
Nicholson, W. (Tottenham H.), 1951 v P (1)
Norman, M. (Tottenham H.), 1962 v Pe, H, Arg, Pickering, J. (Sheffield), 1933 v S (1)
Bul, Br; 1963 v S, F, Br, Cz, EG; 1964 v W, Ni, Pike, T. M. (Cambridge University), 1886 v Ni (1)
S, R of W, U, P (2), US, Br, Arg; 1965 v Ni, Bel, Pilkington, B. (Burnley), 1955 v Ni (1)
Ho (23) Plant, J. (Bury), 1900 v S (1)
Nuttall, H. (Bolton W.), 1928 v W, Ni; 1929 v S (3) Plum, S. L. (Charlton Ath.), 1923 v F (1)
Pointer, R. (Burnley), 1962 v W, L. P (3)
Oakley, W. J. (Oxford University), 1895 vyW; 1896 Porteous, T. (Sunderland), 1891 v W (1)
v S, W, Ni; 1897 v S, W, Ni; 1898 v S, W, Ni; Priest, F. (Sheffield U.), 1900 v Ni (1)
1900 v S, W, Ni; 1901 v S, W, Ni (16) Prinsep, J. F. (Old Carthusians), 1879 v S (1)
O’Dowd, P. (Chelsea), 1932 v S; 1933 v Ni, Sw (3) Puddefoot, S. C. (Blackburn R.), 1926 v S, Ni (2)
O’Grady, M. (Huddersfield T.), 1963 v Ni; (with Pye, J. (Wolverhampton W.), 1950 v Bel (1)
Leeds U.), 1969 v F (2) Pym, R. H. (Bolton W.), 1925 v S, W. 1926 v W (3)
Ogilvie, R. A. (Clapham R.), 1874 v S (1)
Oliver, L. (Fulham), 1929 vy Bel (1) Quantrill, A. (Derby Co.), 1920 v S, W; 1921 v W,
Olney, B. (Aston Villa), 1928 v F, Bel (2) Ni (4)
Osborne, F. R. (Fulham), 1923 y Ni, F; 1925 v Quixall, A. (Sheffield W.), 1954 vy W, Ni, R of E;
Bel; 1926 v Bel (4) 1955 v Sp, P (5)
Osborne R. (Leicester C.), 1928 v W (1) Radford, J. (Arsenal), 1969 v R; 1972 v Sw (sub)
Osgood, P. (Chelsea), 1970 v B, R (sub), Cz (sub) (3) (2)
Ottaway, C. J. (Oxford University), 1872 v 8; Raikes, G. B. (Oxford University), 1895 v W; 1896v
1874 v S (2) W, Ni, S (4)
Owen, J. R. B. (Sheffield), 1874 v S (1) Ramsey, A. E. (Southampton), 1949 y Sw; (with
Owen, S. (Luton T.), 1954 v H, Y, Bel (3) Tottenham H.), 1950 v S, I, P, Bel, Ch, US, Sp;
720
1951 v S, Ni, W, Y, Arg, P; 1952 v S, W, Ni, F, Scattergood, E. (Derby Co.), 1913 v W (1)
A (2), I, Sw; 1953 v Ni, W, S, Bel, Arg. Ch, U, Schofield, J. (Stoke), 1892 v W; 1893 v W; 1895 v
US; 1954 v R of E, H (32) Ni (3)
Rawlings, A. (Preston N.E.), 1921 y Bel (1) Scott, L. (Arsenal), 1947 y S, W, Ni, Ei, Ho, F, Sw,
Rawlings, W. E. (Southampton), 1922 v S, W (2) @ 1948 v S, W, Ni, Bel, Se, I; 1949 vyW, Ni, D
Rawlinson, J. F. P. (Old Etonians), 1882 v Ni (1) 17)
Rawson, H. E. (Old Westminsters), 1875 v S (1) Scott, W. (Brentford), 1937 v W (1)
Rawson, W. F. (Old Westminsters), 1875 vS; 1877 Seddon, J. (Bolton W.), 1923 v F, Se (2); 1924 v Bel;
vS() 1927 v W; 1929 v S (6)
Read, A. (Tufnell Park), 1921 y Bel (1) Seed, J. (Tottenham H.), 1921 v Bel; 1923 v W, Ni,
Reader, J. (W.B.A.), 1894 v Ni (1) Bel; 1925 y S (5)
Reaney, P. (Leeds U.), 1969 v Bul (sub); 1970 y Le Settle, J. (Bury), 1899, v S, W, Ni; (with Everton),
1971 v Ma (3) 1902 v S, Ni; 1903 v Ni (6)
Revie, D. (Manchester C.), 1955 v Ni, S, F; 1956 v Sewell, J. (Sheffield W.), 1952 v Ni, A, Sw; 1953 v
W, D; 1957 v Ni (6) Ni; 1954 v H (2) (6)
Reynolds, J. (W.B.A.), 1892 v S; (with Aston Villa), Sewell, W. R. (Blackburn R.), 1924 vy W (1)
1893 v S, W; 1894 v S, Ni; 1895 v S; 1897 v S, Shackleton, L. (Sunderland), 1949 vyW, D; 1950 v
W (8) W; 1955 v W, WG (5)
Richards, C. H. (Nottingham F.), 1898 v Ni (1) Sharp, J. (Everton), 1903 v Ni; 1905 v S (2)
Richards, G. (Derby Co.), 1909 v A (1) Shaw, G. (Sheffield U.), 1959 v S, W, USSR, I;
Richardson, J. R. (Newcastle U.), 1933 v I, Sw (2) 1963 v W (5)
Richardson, W. G. (W.B.A.), 1935 v Ho (1) Shaw, G. A. (W.B.A.), 1932 v S (1)
Rickaby, S. (W.B.A.), 1954 v Ni (1) Shea, D. (Blackburn R.), 1914 v W, Ni (2)
Rigby, A. (Blackburn R.), 1927 v S, Bel, L, F; Shellito, K. (Chelsea), 1963 v Cz (1)
1928 v W (5) Shelton, A. (Notts. Co.), 1889 v Ni; 1890 v S, W;
Rimmer, E. J. (Sheffield W.), 1930 v S, G, A; 1932 v 1891 v S, W; 1892 vS (6)
Sp (4) Shelton, C. (Notts. Rangers), 1888 v Ni; 1889 v Ni
Robb, G. (Tottenham H.), 1954 v H (1) (2)
Roberts, C. (Manchester U.), 1905 v Ni, W, S (3) Shepherd, A. (Bolton W.), 1906 v S; (with New-
Roberts, F. (Manchester C.), 1925 v S, W, Bel, castle U.), 1911 v Ni (2)
F (4) Shilton, P. (Leicester C.), 1971 v EG, W; 1972 v
Roberts, H. (Arsenal), 1931 v S (1) Sw, Ni (4)
Roberts, H. (Millwall), 1931 v Bel (1) Shimwell, E. (Blackpool), 1949 v Se (1)
Roberts, R. (W.B.A.), 1887 v S; 1888 y Ni; 1890 v Shutt, G. (Stoke C.), 1886 v Ni (1)
Ni (3) Silcock, J. (Manchester U.), 1921 v S, W; 1923 v
Roberts, W. T. (Preston N.E.), 1924 v W, Bel (2) Se (3)
Robinson, J. (Sheffield W.), 1937 v Fi; 1938 v G, Sw; Sillett, R. P. (Chelsea), 1955 v F, Sp, P (3)
1939 v W (4) Simms, E. (Luton T.), 1922 v Ni (1)
Robinson, J. W. (Derby Co.), 1897 v S, Ni; (with Simpson, J. (Blackburn R.), 1911 v S, W, Ni;
New Brighton Tower), 1898 v S, W, Ni; (with 1912 vS, W, Ni; 1913 v S; 1914 v W (8)
Southampton), 1899 v S; 1900 v S, W, Ni; 1901 v Slaney, Captain K. (Household Brigade), 1873 v
Ni (10) S (1)
Robson, R. (W.B.A.), 1958 vy F, USSR (2), Br, A; Slater, W. (Wolverhampton W.), 1955 v W, WG;
1960 v Sp, H; 1961 v Ni, W, S, L, P, Sp, M, I; 1958 v S, P, Y, USSR (3), Br, A; 1959 v USSR;
1962 v W, Ni, Sw, L, P (20) 1960 v S (12)
Rose, W. C. (Wolverhampton W.), 1884 v S, W, Ni; Smalley, T. (Wolverhampton W.), 1937 v W (1)
1886 v Ni; 1891 v Ni (5) Smart, T. (Aston Villa), 1921 v S; 1924 v S, W;
Rostron, T. (Darwen), 1881 v S, W (2) 1930 v W; 1936 v Ni (5)
Rowe, A. (Tottenham H.), 1934 v F (1) Smith, A. (Nottingham F.), 1891 v S, W; 1893 v
Rowley, J. F. (Manchester U.) 1949 v Sw, Se, F; Ni (3)
1950 v Ni, I; 1952 v S (6) Smith, A. K. (Oxford University), 1872 v S (1)
Rowley, W. (Stoke C.), 1889 v Ni; 1892 v Ni (2) Smith, B. (Tottenham H.), 1921 y S; 1922 v W (2)
Royle, J. (Everton), 1971 v Ma (1) Smith, C. E. (C. Palace), 1876 v S (1)
Ruddlesdin, H. (Sheffield W.), 1904 v W, Ni ; 1905 Smith, G. O. (Old Carthusians), 1893 v Ni; 1894 v
vS (3) W, S; 1895 v W;' 1896 v W, Ni, S; 1897 v S, Ni;
Ruffell, J. (West Ham U.), 1926 v S; 1927 v Ni; 1888 v S, W; 1889 v S, W, Ni; 1900 v S, W, Ni;
1929 vy S, W, Ni; 1930 v W (6) 1901 v S, Ni (19)
Russell, B. B. (Royal Engineers), 1883 v W (1) Smith, H, (Reading), 1905 v W, S; 1906 v W, Ni (4)
Rutherford, J. (Newcastle U.), 1904 v S; 1907 v S, Smith, J. (W.B.A.), 1920 v Ni; 1923 v Ni (2)
Ni, W; 1908 v S, Ni, W, A (2), H, B (11) Smith, J. (Portsmouth), 1932 v Ni, W, Sp (3)
Smith, Joe (Bolton W.), 1913 v Ni; 1914 v S, W;
Sadler, D. (Manchester U.), 1968 v Ni, USSR; 1920 v W, Ni (5)
1970 vy Ec (sub); 1971 v EG (4) Smith, J. R. (Millwall), 1939 v Ni, N (2)
Sagar, C. (Bury), 1900 v Ni; 1902 vy W (2) Smith, Leslie (Brentford), 1939 v R (1)
Sagar, E. (Everton), 1936 v S, M, A, Bel (4) Smith, Lionel (Arsenal), 1951 v W; 1952 v W, Ni;
Sandford, E. (W.B.A.), 1933 v W (1) 1953 v W, S, Bel (6)
Sandilands, R. R. (Old Westminsters), 1892 v W; Smith, R. (Tottenham H.), 1961 v Ni, W, S, L, P,
1893 v Ni; 1894 vW; 1895 v W; 1896 v W (5) Sp; 1962 v S; 1963 vS, F, Br, Cz, EG; 1964 v W,
Sands, J. (Nottingham F.), 1880 v W (1) Ni, R of W (15)
Saunders, F. E. (Swifts), 1888 v W (1) Smith, S. (Aston Villa), 1895 v S (1)
Savage, A. H. (C. Palace), 1876 v S (1) Smith, S. (Leicester C.), 1936 v Ni (1)
Saver, J. B. (Stoke), 1887 v Ni (1) Smith, T, (Birmingham C.), 1960 vy W, Se (2)
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Smith, T. (Liverpool), 1971 v W (1) Taylor, E. (Huddersfield T.), 1923 v S, W, Ni, Bel;
Smith, W. H. (Huddersfield T.), 1922 v W, S; 1928 v 1924 v S, Ni, P; 1926 v S (8)
S (3) Taylor, E. (Blackpool), 1954 v H (1)
Sorby, T. H. (Sheffield), 1879 v W (1) Taylor, J. G. (Fulham), 1951 v Arg, P (2)
Southworth, J. (Blackburn R.), 1889 v W; 1891 v Taylor, P. (Liverpool), 1948 v W, Ni, Se (3)
W; 1892 v S (3) Taylor, T. (Manchester U.), 1953 v Arg, Ch, U;
Sparks, J. (Herts Rangers), 1879 V S; 1880 v S, W 1954 v Bel, Sw; 1956 vS, Br, Se, Fi, WG; 1957 v
(3) Ni, Y (sub), D (2), Ei (2); 1958 v W, Ni, F (19)
Spence, J. (Manchester U)., 1926 v Bel; 1927 v Ni(2) Temple, D. (Everton), 1965 v WG (1)
Spence, R. (Chelsea), 1938 v A, Bel (2) Thickett, H. (Sheffield U.), 1899 v S, W (2)
Spencer, H. (Aston Villa), 1897 v S, W; 1900 v W; Thompson, P. (Liverpool), 1964 v P (2), Ei, US, Br,
1905 v W, S; 1908 v Ni (6) Arg; 1965 v Ni, W, S, Bel, Ho; 1966 v Ni; 1968 v
Spencer, C. W. (Newcastle U.), 1924 v S; 1925 vW Ni, WG; 1970 v S, Ho (sub) (16)
Q) Thompson, T. (Aston Villa), 1952 v W; (with
Spiksley, F. (Sheffield W.), 1893 v S, W; 1894 v S, Preston N.E.), 1957 v S (2)
Ni; 1896 v Ni; 1898 v S, W (7) Thomson, R. (Wolverhampton W.), 1964 vy Ni, US,
Spilsby, B. W. (Derby Co.), 1885 v Ni; 1886 v Ni, P, Arg; 1965 v Bel, Ho, Ni, W (8)
S (3) Thornewell, G. (Derby Co.), 1923 v Se (2); 1924
Spouncer, A. (Nottingham F.), 1900 v W (1) v F; 1925 v F (4)
Springett, R. (Sheffield W.), 1960 v Ni, S, Y, Sp, H; Thornley, I. (Manchester C.), 1907 v W (1)
1961 v Ni, S, L, P, Sp, M, I, A; 1962 v W, Ni, S, Tilson, C. F. (Manchester C.), 1934 v H, Cz; 1935 v
A, Sw, Pe, L, P, H, Arg, Bul, Br; 1963 v Ni, W, W; 1936 v Ni (4)
F (2), Sw; 1966 v W, A, N (33) Titmus, F. (Southampton), 1922 v W; 1923 v W (2)
Sproston, B. (Leeds U.), 1937 v W; 1938 vS, W, Ni, Todd, C. (Derby Co.), 1972 v Ni(1)
Cz, G, Sw, P; (with Tottenham H.), 1939 v W, Toone, G. (Notts. Co.), 1892 v S, W (2)
R of E; (with Manchester C.), 1939 v N (11) Topham, A. G. (Eastbourne), 1894 v W (1)
Squire, R. T. (Old Westminsters), 1886 v S, W, Ni 3) Topham, R. (Casuals), 1893 v Ni; 1894 v W (2)
Stanbrough, M. H. (Old Carthusians), 1895 v W (1) Townley, W. J. (Blackburn R.), 1889 v W; 1890 v
Staniforth, R. (Huddersfield T.), 1954S, H, Y, Bel, Ni (2)
Sw, U; 1955 v W, WG (8) Townrow, J. (Clapton Orient), 1925 v S; 1926 v W
Starling, R. W. (Sheffield W.), 1933 v S; (with ()
Aston Villa), 1937 v S (2) Tremelling, D. (Birmingham), 1928 v W (1)
Steele, F. C. (Stoke C.), 1937 v S, W, Ni, N, Se, Tresadern, J. (West Ham U.), 1923 v S, Se (2)
Fi (6) Tunstall, F. (Sheffield U.), 1923 v S; 1924 v S, W,
Stephenson, C. (Huddersfield T.), 1924 v W (1) Ni, F (5)
Stephenson, G. (Derby Co.), 1928 v F, Bel; (with Turner, A. (Southampton), 1900 v Ni; 1901 v Ni (2)
Sheffield W.), 1931 v F (3) Turner, H. (Huddersfield T.), 1931 v F, Bel (2)
Stephenson, J. E. (Leeds U.), 1938 v S; 1939 v Ni (2) Turner, J. (Bolton W.), 1893 v W; 1895 v Ni; 1898
Stepney, A. (Manchester U.), 1968 v Se (1) v Ni (3)
Stewart, J. (Sheffield W.), 1907 v S, W; (with Turnbull, R. (Bradford), 1920 v Ni (1)
Newcastle U.), 1911 v S (3) Tweedy, G. J. (Grimsby T.) 1937 v H (1)
Stiles, N. (Manchester U.), 1965 v S, H, Y, Se; 1966v
W, Ni, S, A, Sp, Pol (2), WG (2), N, D, U, M, F, Ufton, D. (Charlton Ath.), 1954 v R ofE (1)
Arg, P, 1967 v Ni, W, S, Cz; 1968 v USSR; Underwood, A. (Stoke), 1891-2 vy Ni (2)
1969 v R; 1970 v Ni, S (28) Urwin, T. (Newcastle U.), 1923 v Se (2); 1924 v Bel;
Stoller, L. (Birmingham), 1933 y W; 1934 v W, H (3) 1926 v W (4)
Storer, H. (Derby Co.), 1925 v F; 1928 v Ni (2) Utley, G. (Barnsley), 1913 v I (1)
Storey, P. (Arsenal), 1971 v Gr, Ni, S; 1972 v Sw,
Vaughton, H. A. (Aston Villa), 1882 v S, W, Ni;
WG, W, Ni, S (8)
1884 v S, W (5)
Strange, A. H. (Sheffield W.), 1930 vS, A, G; 1931 v
Veitch, C. C. K. (Newcastle U.), 1906 v S, W, Ni;
S, W,Ni,F, Bel; 1932v S, W, Ni, Sp; 1933 vS, Ni,
1907 v S, W; 1909 v W (6)
A, I, Sw; 1934 v Ni, W, F (20)
Veitch, J. G. (Old Westminsters), 1894 vy W (1)
Stratford, C. W. (Royal Engineers), 1877 v S (1)
Venables, T. (Chelsea), 1965 v Ho, Bel (2)
Stratford, E. H. (Wanderers), 1874 v S (1)
Vidal, R. W. S. (Oxford University), 1873 v S (1)
Streton, B. (Luton T.), 1950 y Ni (1)
Viollet, D. (Manchester U.), 1960 v H; 1962 v L (2)
Sturgess, A. (Sheffield U.), 1911 v Ni; 1914 v S (2)
Summerbee, M. (Manchester C.), 1968 v S, Sp, Wace, H. (Wanderers), 1878 v S; 1879 v S, W (3)
WG; 1972 v Sw, WG (sub), W, Ni (7) Wadsworth, S. J. (Huddersfield T.), 1922 v S;
Sutcliffe, J. W. (Bolton W.), 1893 v W; 1895 vS, Ni; 1923 v S, Bel; 1924 v S, Ni; 1925 v S, Ni; 1926 v
1901 v S; 1903 v W (5) W; 1927 v Ni (9)
Swan, P. (Sheffield W.), 1960 v Y, Sp, H; 1961 v Ni, Wainscoat, W. R. (Leeds U.), 1929 v S, (1)
W, S, L, P, Sp, M, I, A; 1962 v W, Ni, S, A, Sw, Waiters, A. K. (Blackpool), 1964 v Ec, Br; 1965 v
L, P (19) W, Bel, Ho (5)
Swepstone, H. A. (Pilgrims), 1880 v S; 1882 v S, Walden, F. (Tottenham H.), 1914 y S; 1922 v W (2)
W; 1883 v S, W, Ni (6) Walker, W. H. (Aston Villa), 1921 v Ni; 1922 v Ni,
Swift, F. V. (Manchester C.), 1947, v S, W, Ni, Ei, W, S; 1923 v Se (2); 1924 v S; 1925 v Ni, W, S,
Hol, F, Sw, P; 1948 v S, W, Ni, Bel, Se, I; 1949 v an F; 1926 v Ni, W, S; 1927 v Ni, W; 1933 vA
S, W, Ni, D, N (19) 18)
Wall, G. (Manchester U.), 1907 v W; 1908 v Ni;
Tait, C. (Birmingham Excelsior), 1881 v W (1) 1909 v S; 1910 v W, S; 1912 v S; 1913 v Ni (7)
Tambling, R. (Chelsea), 1963 v W, F; 1966 v Y (3) Wallace, C. W. (Aston Villa), 1913 vy W; 1914 v Ni;
Tate, J. T. (Aston Villa), 1931 v F, Bel; 1933 v W (3) 1920 v S (3)
Wp?
Walters, A. M. (Old Carthusians), 1885 v S, Ni; Wilson, G. P. (Corinthians), 1900 v S, W (2)
1886 v S; 1887 v S, W; 1889 v S, W; 1890 v S, Wilson, O. W. (Oxford University), 1879 v W; 1881
W (9) vS (2)
Walters, P. M. (Old Carthusians), 1885 v S, Ni; Wilson, R. (Huddersfield T.), 1960 v S, Y, Sp, H;
1886 v S, W, Ni; 1887 v S, W; 1888 v S, Ni; 1962 v W, Ni, S, A, Sw, Pe, P, H, Arg, Bul, Br;
1889 v S, W; 1890 v S, W (13) 1963 v Ni, F, Br, Cz, EG, Sw; 1964 v W, S, R of
Walton, N. (Blackburn R.), 1890 v Ni (1) W, U, P (2), Ei, Br, Arg; (with Everton), 1965 vS,
Ward, J. T. (Blackburn Olympic), 1885 v W (1) H, Y, WG, Se; 1966 v WG (sub), W, Ni, A, Sp
Ward, T. V. (Derby Co.), 1948 v Bel; 1949 v W (2) Pol (2), Y, Fi, D, U, M, F, Arg, P, WG; 1967 v
Waring, T. (Aston Villa), 1931 v F, Bel; 1932 vS, W, Ni, W, S, Cz, A; 1968 v Ni, S, USSR (2), Sp (2),
Ni (5) Y (63)
Warren, B. (Derby Co.), 1906 v S, W, Ni; 1907 v Wilson, T. (Huddersfield T.), 1928 v S (1)
S, W, Ni; 1908 v S, W, Ni, A (2), H, B; 1909 vS, Winchworth, W. M. (Old Westminsters), 1892 v W;
Ni, W, H (2) A; 1911 v S, Ni, W (22) 1893 v Ni (2)
Warner, C. (Upton Park), 1878 v S (1) Windridge, J. E. (Chelsea), 1908 v S, W, Ni A (2),
Waterfield, G. S. (Burnley), 1927 v W (1) H, B; 1909 v Ni (8)
Watson, V. M. (West Ham U.), 1923 v W, S; 1930v Wollaston, C. H. (Wanderers), 1874 v S; 1875 vS;
S, G, A (5) 1877 vS; 1880 vS (4)
Watson, W. (Burnley), 1913 v S, 1914 v Ni; 1920 Wolstenholme, S. (Everton), 1904 v S; 1905 v W, Ni
v Ni (3) (3)
Watson, W. (Sunderland), 1950 v Ni, I; 1951 v W, Wood, H. (Wolverhampton W.), 1890 v S, W;
Y (4) 1896 v S (3)
Weaver, S. (Newcastle U.), 1932 vS, 1933 vS, Ni(3) Wood, R. (Manchester U.), 1955 v Ni, W, 1956 v Fi
Webb, G. W. (West Ham U.), 1911 v S, W (2) (3)
Webster, M. (Middlesbrough), 1930 v S, A, G (3) Woodger, G. (Oldham Ath.), 1911 v Ni (1)
Wedlock, W. (Bristol C.), 1907 v S, Ni, W; 1908 v Woodhall, G. H. (W.B.A.), 1888 v S, W (2)
S, Ni, W. A (2), H. B; 1909 vy S, W, Ni, H (2), A; Woodley, V. (Chelsea), 1937 v S, N, Se, Fi; 1938 vS,
1910 v S, W, Ni; 1911 v S, W, Ni; 1912 v S, W, W, Ni, Cz, G, Sw, F; 1939 v S, W, Ni, R of E, N,
Ni; 1914 v W (26) TR x? 9)
Weir, D. (Bolton W.), 1889 v S, Ni (2) Woodward, V. J. (Tottenham H.), 1903 v S, W, Ni;
Welsh, D. (Charlton Ath.), 1938 v G, Sw; 1939 vR 1904 v S, Ni; 1905 v S, W, Ni; 1907 vS; 1908 vS,
(3) W, Ni; 1908 v A (2), H, B; 1909 v W, Ni, H (2),
Welsh, R. C. (Old Harrovians), 1872 v S; 1874 v A; (with Chelsea), 1910 v Ni; 1911 v W (23)
S (2) Woosnam, M. (Manchester C.), 1922 v W (1)
West, G. (Everton), 1969 v W, Bul, Ni (3) Worrall, F. (Portsmouth), 1935 v Ho; 1937 v M (2)
Westwood, R. W. (Bolton W.), 1935 v S, W, Ho; Wright, E. G. D. (Cambridge University), 1906 v
1936 v Ni, G; 1937 v W (6) W (1)
Wharton, S. E. (Small Heath) 1901 v G (1) Wright, D. (Newcastle U.), 1939 v N (1)
Whatley, O. (Aston Villa), 1883 v S, Ni (2) Wright, T. (Everton), 1968 vyUSSR; 1969 v R (2),
Wheeler, J. (Bolton W.), 1955 v Ni (1) M (sub), U, Br; 1970 v W, Ho, Bel, R (sub), Br
Wheldon, G. F. (Aston Villa), 1897 v Ni; 1898 vS, (11)
W, Ni (4) Wright, W. A. (Wolverhampton W.), 1947 vS, W, I,
White, T. A. (Everton), 1933 v Ni (1) Ei, Ho, F, Sw, P; 1948 v S, W, Ni, Bel, Se, I;
Whitefield, H. (Old Etonians), 1879 v W (1) 1949 vS, W, Ni, D, Sw, Se, N, F: 1950 v S, W, Ni,
Whitehead, J. (Accrington), 1893 v W; (with Ei, I, P, Bel, Ch, US, Sp; 1951 yyNi,c 8) Are;
Blackburn R.), 1894 v Ni (2) 1952 v W, Ni, S, F, A (2), I, Sw; 1953 v Ni, W, S,
Whitham, M. (Sheffield U.), 1892 v Ni (1) Bel, Arg, Ch, U, US; 1954 v W, Ni, S, R of E,
Widdowson, S. W. (Nottingham F.), 1880 v S (1) H (2), Y, Bel, Sw, U; 1955 v W, Ni, S, WG, F,
Wignall, F. (Nottingham F.), 1965 v W. Ho (2) Sp, P; 1956 v Ni, W, S, Br, Se, Fi, WG, D, Sp;
Wilkes, A. (Aston Villa), 1901 v S, W; 1902 v S, W, 1957 v S, W, Ni, Y, D (2), Ei (2); 1958 v W, Ni,
Ni (5) S, P, USSR (3), Br, A, F; 1959 v W, Ni, S, USSR,
Wilkinson, B. (Sheffield U.), 1904 v S (1) I, Br (2), Pe, M, US (105)
Wilkinson, S. R. (Oxford University), 1891 v W (1) Wyllie, J. G. (Shrewsbury), 1878 v S (1)
Williams, B. (Wolverhampton W.), 1949 v F; 1950 v
S, W, Ec, I, P, Bel, Ch, US, Sp; 1951 v Ni, W, S, Yates, J. (Burnley), 1889 v Ni (1)
Y, Arg, P; 1952 v W, F, 1955 v S, WG, Fi, Sp, P; York, R. E. (Aston Villa), 1922 v S; 1926 v S (2)
Young, A. (Huddersfield T.), 1933 v W; 1937 v S,
1956 v W (24)
Williams, O. (Clapton Orient), 1923 v W, Ni (2)
H, N, Se; 1938 v G, Sw, F; 1939 v W (9)
Young, G. (Sheffield W.), 1965 v W (1)
Williams, W. (W.B.A.), 1897 v Ni; 1898 v W, Ni, S;
1899 v W, Ni (6) R. E. Evans also played for Wales against E, Ni,
Williamson, E. C. (Arsenal), 1923 v Se (2) (2) S; J. Reynolds also played for Ireland against E, W,
Williamson, R. G. (Middlesbrough), 1905 v Ni;
1911 v Ni, S, W; 1912 v S, W; 1913 v Ni (7)
Willingham,K. (Huddersfield T.), 1937 v Fi; 1938 v
S, G, Sw, F; 1939 v S, W, Ni, R ofE, N, I, Y (12) NORTHERN IRELAND
Willis, A. (Tottenham H.), 1952 v F (1)
Wilshaw, D. (Wolverhampton W.), 1954 v W, Sw,
U; 1955 v S, F, Sp, P; 1956 v W, Ni, Fi, WG; Aherne, T. (Belfast C.), 1947 v E; 1948 v S; 1949 v
1957 v Ni (12) W; (with Luton T.), 1950 v W (4)
Wilson, C. P. (Hendon), 1884 v S, W (2) Alexander, A. (Cliftonville), 1895 v S (1)
Wilson, G. (Sheffield W.), 1921 v S, W, Bel; 1922 v Allen, C. (Cliftonville), 1936 v E (1)
S, Ni; 1923 vS W, Ni, Bel; 1924 v W, Ni, F (12) Allen, J. (Limavady), 1887 v E (1)
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Anderson, W. (Linfield), 1898 v W, E, S; 1899 vs (4) Browne, F. (Cliftonville), 1887 v E, S, W; 1888 v E,
Andrews, W. (Glentoran), 1908 v S; (with Grimsby S (5)
T.), 1913'yv E; S'G) mee, R. (Leeds U.), 1936 v E, W; 1938 v E, W;
1939 v E, S (6)
Baird, G. (Distillery), 1896 v S, E, W (3) Bruce, W. (Glentoran), 1961 v S, 1967 v W (2)
Baird, H. (Huddersfield T.), 1935 v E (1) Buckle, H. (Cliftonville), 1882 v E (1)
Balfe, J. (Shelbourne), 1909 v E; 1910 v W (2) Buckle, R. (Sunderland), 1904 v E; (with Bristol C.),
Bambrick, J. (Linfield), 1929 v W, S, E; 1930 v 1908 v W (2)
W,S, E; 1932 v W; (with Chelsea), 1935 v W, Burnell, J. (Distillery), 1894 v E, W, S; 1895 v E, W
1936 v E, S; 1938 v W (11) 5)
Banks, S. J. (Cliftonville), 1937 v W (1) aie at J. (Distillery), 1901 v E, W (2)
Barr, H. H. (Linfield), 1962 v E; (with Coventry C.), Burnison, S. (Distillery), 1908 v E; 1910 v E, S;
1963 v E, Pol (3) (with Bradford C.), 1911 v E, S, W; 1912 v E;
Barrow, J. (Cliftonville), 1894 v E, W, S; 1895 v S; 1913 v W (8)
1896 v S; 1897 v E, W (7) Burns, J. (Glenavon), 1923 v E (1)
Barry, J. (Bohemians), 1900 v S (1) Butler, M. P. (Blackpool), 1939 v W (1)
Baxter, R. (Distillery), 1887 v S, W (2)
Bennett, R. (Dublin University), 1889 v W (1) Campbell, J. (Cliftonville), 1896 v W; 1897 v E,S
Berry, J. (Cliftonville), 1888 v S, W; 1889 v E (3) W; 1898 v E, S, W; 1899 v E; 1900 v E, S; 1901 v
Best, G. (Manchester U.), 1964 v W, U; 1965 v E, S, W; 1902 v S; 1903 v E; 1904 v S (15)
Ho (2), S, Sw (2), Alb; 1966 v S, E, Alb; 1967 v Campbell, R. (Crusaders), 1963 v W; 1965 v S (2)
E; 1968 v S; 1969 v E, S, W, T; 1970 v S, E, W, Campbell, J. P. (Fulham), 1951 v E, S (2)
USSR; 1971 v Cy (2), Sp, E, S, W; 1972 v USSR, Campbell, W. (Dundee), 1968 v S, E; 1969 v T;
Sp (30) 1970 vS, W, USSR (6)
Bingham, W. (Sunderland), 1951 v F; 1952 v E, S, Carey, J. (Manchester U.), 1947 v E, S, W; 1948 v
W; 1953 v E, S, W; 1954 v E, S, W; 1955 vE, S, E; 1949 v E, S, W (7)
W; 1956 v E, S, W; 1957 v E, S, W, P (2) I; Carroll, F. (Glenavon), 1925 v S (1)
1958 v S, E, W, I (2), A, Cz (2), WG, F; (with Casey, T. (Newcastle U.), 1955 v W; 1956 v W;
Luton T.), 1959 v E, S, W, Sp; 1960 v S, E, W; 1957 v E, S, WI, P (2); 1958 v WG, F; 1959 v
(with Everton), 1961 v E, S, WG (2), Gr, I; Sp; (with Portsmouth), 1959 y E (12)
1962 v E, Gr; 1963 v E, S, Pol (2), Sp; (with Cashin, M. (Cliftonville), 1898 v S (1)
Port Vale), 1964 v S, E, Sp (56) Cassidy, T. (Newcastle U.), 1971 v E (sub); 1972 v
Black, J. (Glentoran), 1901 v E (1) USSR (sub) (2)
Blair, J. (Portadown), 1931 v S; 1932 v S; (with Chambers, J. (Distillery), 1921 v W (1)
Swansea) 1935 v S (3) Chambers, J. (Bury), 1928 v E, S, W; 1929 v E, S,
Blair, J. (Cliftonville), 1907 v W, E,S; 1908 v E,S W; 1930 v S, W; (with Nottingham F.), 1932 v
(5) E, S, W (11)
Blanchflower, D. (Barnsley), 1950 v S, W; 1951 v E, Chatton, H. (Partick T.), 1925 v E, S; 1926 v E(3)
F, S; (with Aston Villa), 1952 v W; 1953 v E, S, Christian, J. (Linfield), 1889 v S (1)
W, F; (with Tottenham H.), 1954 v E, S, W; 1955 Clarke, R. (Belfast C.), 1901 v E, S (2)
VE, S, W; 1956 v E, S, W; 1957 v E, S, W, D, I, Clements, D. (Coventry C.), 1965 v W, Ho; 1966 v
P; 1958 v E, S, W, I (2), Cz (2), A, F, WG; 1959 M; 1967 v S, W, M; 1968 v S, E, T (2); 1969 vS,
VE, S, W, Sp; 1960 v EB, S, W; 1961 v E, S, W, W; 1970 v S, E, W, USSR (2); 1971 v Sp, E, S,
WG (2); 1962 v E, S, W, Gr, Ho; 1963 v E, S, W, Cz; 1972 v USSR (2) Sp, E, S, W (28)
Pol (2) (56) Clugston, J. (Cliftonville), 1888 vy W; 1889 v W, S,
Blanchflower, J. (Manchester U.), 1954. v W; 1955 v E; 1890 v E, S; 1891 v E, W; 1892 v E, S, W;
E, S; 1956 vS, W; 1957 vS, E; 1958 v S, E, I (2) 1893 v E, S, W (14)
(11) Cochrane, D. (Leeds), 1947 v E, S, W; 1948 v E, S,
Bookman, L. O. (Bradford C.), 1914 v W; (with W; 1949 v S, W; 1950 v S, E (10)
Luton T.), 1921 v S, W; 1922 v E (4) Cochrane, M. (Distillery), 1898 v S, W, E; 1899 v E;
Bothwell, A. (Ards), 1926 v S, E, W; 1927 v BE, W (5) 1900 v E, S, W; 1901 v S (8)
Bowler, G. V. (Hull C.), 1950 v E, S, W (3) Collins, F. (Glasgow C.), 1922 v S (1)
Braithwaite, R. (Linfield), 1962 v W; 1963 v P, Sp; Condy, J. (Distillery), 1882 y W; 1886 v E, S (3)
(with Middlesbrough), 1964 v W, U; 1965 v E, S, Connor, J. (Celtic), 1905 v E, S, W; 1907 v E, S;
Sw (2), Ho (10) 1908 v E, S; 1909 v W; 1911 v S, E, W (11)
Breen, T. (Belfast C.), 1935 vy E, W; 1937 v E, S; Connor, M. J. (Glenavon), 1901 v S, E; (with
(with Manchester U.), 1937 v W; 1938 v E, S; Brentford), 1903 v S, W; 1904 vy E (5)
1939 v W, S; 1946 v W (10) Cook, W. (Celtic), 1933 v E, W. S; 1935 v E; (with
Brennan, B. (Bohemians), 1912 v W (1) Everton), 1936 v S, W; 1937 v E, S, W; 1938 v
Brennan, R. A. (Luton T.), 1949 v W; (with Birm- E, S, W; 1939 v E, S, W (15)
ingham C.), 1950 v E, S, W; (with Fulham), 1951 Cooke, S. (Belfast YMCA), 1889 vyG; 1890 v E, S
v E (5) G3)
Briggs, R. (Manchester U.), 1962 v W; (with Coulter, J. (Belfast C.), 1934 v E, S, W; (with
Swansea T.), 1965 v Ho (2) Everton), 1935 v E, S, W; 1937 v S, W; (with
Brisby, D. (Distillery), 1891 v S (1) Grimsby T.), 1938 v S, W; (with Chelmsford C.),
Brolly, T. (Millwall), 1937 vyW; 1938 v W; 1939 y 1939 v S (11)
E, W (4) Cowan, J. (Queen’s Park), 1925 v W (1)
Brookes, E. A. (Shelbourne), 1920 v S (1) Cowan, J. (Newcastle U.), 1970 v E (sub) ()
Brown, J. (Wolverhampton W.), 1935 vy E, W; 1936 Coyle, F. (Coleraine), 1956 vy E, S; 1957 v D (with
v E; (with Coventry C.), 1937 v E. W; 1938 v S, Nottingham F.), 1958 v A (4)
W; (with Birmingham C.), 1939 y E, S, W (10) Craig, A. (Rangers), 1908 vy E, S, W; 1909 vS; (with
Brown, W. M. (Limavady), 1887 v E (1) Morton), 1912 vy S; 1914 v E, S, W (8)
724
Craig, D. (Newcastle U.), 1967 v W; 1968 v W, T (2); Aston Villa), 1963 v S, P (2); (with Leicester (on)
1969 v E, S, W; 1970 v E,S, W, USSR; 1971 v Cy 1966 v S, E, W, Alb, WG; 1967 v E, S, M; (with
(2), Sp, S (sub); 1972 v USSR, S (sub) (17) Wolverhampton W.), 1967 v W; 1968 v S, W, Is,
Crawford, S. (Distillery), 1889 y E; 1891, E, S, W; T (2); 1969 v E, S, W; 1970 v S, E, USSR (2);
1893 v E, W (6) 1971 v Cy (2), Sp, E, S, W; 1972 vyUSSR (2),
Croft, T. (Queen’s Island), 1924 v E (1) E, S, W (41)
Crone, R. (Distillery), 1889 v S; 1890 v E, S, W (4) Douglas, A. (Belfast C.), 1947 v E (1)
Crone, W. (Distillery), 1882 v W; 1884 v E, S, W; Duggan, H. A. (Leeds U.), 1930 v E; 1931 v E, W;
1886 v E, S, W; 1887 v E; 1888 v E, W; 1889 vS; 1933 v E; 1934 vE; 1935 v S, W; 1936 v S (8)
1890 v W (12) Dunne, J. (Sheffield U.), 1928 v W; 1931 v W, E;
Crooke, W. (Manchester U.), 1922, v W (1) 1932 v E, S; 1933 v E, W (7)
Crossan, E. (Blackburn R.), 1950 vy S; 1951 v RB;
1955 v W (3) Eames, A. L. E. (Dublin U.), 1885 vy E, S, W (3)
Crossan, J. (Sparta-Rotterdam), 1960 v E; (with Eglington, T. (Everton), 1947 v S, W; 1948 v E, S,
Sunderland); 1963 v W, P, Sp; 1964 v E, S, W, W; 1949 v E (6)
U, Sp; 1965 v E, S, Sw (2); (with Manchester C.), Elder, A. (Burnley), 1960 v W; 1961 v S, E, W,
v W, Ho (2), Alb; 1966 v S, E, Alb, WG; WG (2), Gr; 1962 v E, S, Gr; 1963 v E, S, W,
1967 v E, S; (with Middlesbrough), 1968 v S (23) P (2), Sp; 1964 v W, U; 1965 v E, S, W, Sw (2),
Crothers, C. (Distillery), 1907 v W (1) Ho (2), Alb; 1966 v E, S, W, Alb; 1967 v E, S, W,
Cumming, L. (Huddersfield T.), 1929 v W, S; (with M; (with Stoke C.), 1968 v E, W; 1969 v E(sub),
Oldham Ath.), 1930 v E (3) S, W; 1970 v USSR (40)
Cunningham, R. (Ulster), 1892 vS, E, W; 1893 vE Elleman, A. R. (Cliftonville), 1889 v W; 1890 v E(2)
(4) Elwood, J. (Bradford), 1929 v W; 1930 v E (2)
Cunningham, W. (St. Mirren), 1951 vyW; 1953 v E; Emerson, W. (Glentoran), 1920 v E,S, W; 1921 vE;
1954vS; 1955 vS; 1956 v E, S, W; (with Leicester 1922 v E, S; (with Burnley), 1922 v W; 1923 v E,
C.), 1957 v E, S, W, I, P; 1958 v S, W, I, Cz (2), S, W; 1924 v E(11)
A, WG, F; 1959 v E, S, W; 1960 v E, S, W; (with English, S. (Glasgow R.), 1933 v W, S (2)
Dunfermline Ath.), 1961 v W; 1962 v W, Ho (29) Enright, J. (Leeds C.), 1912 v S (1)
Curran, S. (Belfast C.), 1926 v S; 1928 v W, S (3)
Curran, J. V. (Glenavon), 1922 v W; (with Ponty- Fallon, E. (Aberdeen), 1931 v S; 1933 v S (2)
pridd), 1923 v E, S; (with Glenavon), 1924 v E Farquharson, T. G. (Cardiff C,), 1923 vS; 1924vE,
(4) S, W; 1925 vE, S (6)
Cush, W. (Glenavon), 1951 v E, S; 1954 v S, E; Farrell, P. (Distillery). 1901 v S, W (2)
1957 v W, (D), I, P; 1958 v I (2); (with Leeds U.), Farrell, P. (Hibernian), 1938 v W (1)
1958 v W, Cz(2), A, WG, F; 1959 v E, S, W, Sp; Farrell, P. (Everton), 1947 v S, W; 1948 v E, S, W;
1960 v E, S, W; 1961 v WG, Gr; 1962 v Gr (26) 1949 v E, W (7)
Feeney, J. (Linfield), 1947 v S; (with Swansea T.),
Dalton, W. (YMCA), 1888 vS; 1890 vS, W; 1891 v 1950 v E (2)
S, W; 1892 v E, S, W; 1894 v E, S, W (11) Ferguson, W. (Linfield), 1967 v E, M (2)
D’Arcy, S. D. (Chelsea), 1952 v W; 1953 v E; (with Ferns, J. (Belfast C.), 1920 v E, W; (with Chelsea),
Brentford), 1953 vS, W, F(5) 1921 v E, S; 1923 v S (5)
Darling, J. (Linfield), 1897 v E, S; 1900 v S; 1902 v Ferns, R. O. (Birmingham C.), 1950 v S; 1952 vS
E, S, W; 1903 v E, S, W; 1905 v E, S, W; 1906 v (2)
E, S, W; 1908 v W; 1909 v E; 1910 v E, S, W; Ferris, R. (Birmingham), 1950 v S; 1951 v F; 1952
1912 vS (21) vS(3)
Davey, H. (Reading), 1926 v E; 1927 v E, S; 1928 v Fitzpatrick, P. (Bohemians), 1896 v E, S (2)
E; (with Portsmouth), 1928 v W (5) Flack, H. (Burnley), 1929 v S (1)
Davidson, J. R. (Cliftonville), 1882 v E, W; 1883 v Forbes, G. (Limavady), 1888 v W; 1891 v E, S (3)
E, W; 1884 v E, W, S; 1885 v E (8) Forde, T. (Ards), 1959 v Sp; 1961 v E, S, WG (4)
Davis, T. (Oldham Ath.), 1937 v E (1) Forman, T. (Cliftonville), 1889 v S (1)
Devine, W. (Limavady), 1886 v E, S; 1887 v W; Forsythe, J. (YMCA), 1888 v E, S (2)
1888 v W (4) Fox, W. (Ulster), 1887 v E, S (2)
Dickson, D. (Coleraine), 1970 v S (sub), W (2) Fulton, R, P. (Belfast C.), 1930 vW; 1931 v E, S, W;
Dickson, T. (Linfield), 1957 v S (1) 1932 v W, E; 1933 vE,S; 1934 v E, W, S;1935 vE,
Dickson, W. (Chelsea), 1951 v W, F; 1952 v E, S, W, S; 1936v S, W; 1937 v E, S, W; 1938 v W (20)
W; 1953 v E, S, W, F; (with Arsenal); 1954 v E,
W; 1955 v E (12) Gaffikin, J. (Linfield Ath.), 1890 vS, W; 1891 vS,
Diffin, W. (Belfast C.), 1931 v W (1) W; 1892 v E, S, W; 1893 v E, S, W; 1894 v E,S,
Dill, A. H. (Knock and Down Ath.), 1882 v E, W; W; 1895 v E, W (15)
1883 v W; 1884 v E, S, W; 1885 v E, S (8) Gallagher, P. (Celtic), 1920 v E, S; 1923 v S, W;
Doherty, I. (Belfast C.), 1901 v E (1) 1924 v S, W; 1925 v S, W, E; (with Falkirk),
Doherty, J. (Cliftonville), 1933 v E, W (2) 1927 v S (10)
Doherty, J. (Derry C.), 1938 v S (1) Gallbraith, W. (Distillery), 1890 v W (1)
Doherty, P. (Blackpool), 1935 v E, W; 1936 v E, S; Galloghy, C. (Huddersfield T.), 1951 v E, S (2)
(with Manchester C.), 1937 v E, W; 1938 v E, S; Gara, A. (Preston N.E.), 1902 v E, S, W (3)
1939 v EB, W; (with Derby Co.), 1947 v E; (with Gardiner, A. (Cliftonville), 1930 v S, W; 1931 v S;
Huddersfield T.), 1947 v W; 1948 v E, W; 1949 v 1932 v E, S (5)
S; (with Doncaster R.), 1951 v S (16) Garrett, J. (Distillery), 1925 v W (1)
Donnelly, L. (Distillery), 1913 vy W (1) Gaston, R. (Coleraine), 1969 v Is (1)
Doran, J. (Brighton), 1921 v E; 1922 v E, W (3) Gaussen, A. W. (Moyola Park), 1884 v E, S;
Dougan, D. (Portsmouth), 1958 v Cz; (with 1888 v E, W; 1889 v E, W (6)
Blackburn R.), 1960 v S; 1961 v E, W, I, Gr; (with Gawkrodger, G. (Linfield), 1895 v W (1)
725
Geary, J. (Glentoran), 1931 v S; 1932 v S (2) W, Sw, Ho (2), Alb; 1966 v S, E, W, Alb, WG;
Gibb, J. (Cliftonville), 1936 v W (1) 1967 v E, S, M; 1968 v E, W, Is, T (2); 1969 v E;
Gibb, J. T. (Wellington Park), 1884 v S, W; 1885 Vv 1970 v USSR; 1971 v Cy, W (sub) (33)
S, E, W; 1886 v S; 1887 v S, E, W; 1889 v S (10) Hastings, J. (Knock), 1882 v E, W; 1883 v W;
Gibson, W. K. (Cliftonville), 1894 v S, W, E; 1895 v 1884 v E, S; 1886 v E, S (7)
S; 1897 v W; 1898 v S, W, E; 1901 v S, W, E; Haston, A. (Coleraine), 1969 v Is, (2 sub) (2)
1902 v S, W (13) Hatton, A. (Linfield), 1963 v S, Pol (2)
Gillespie, R. (Hereford), 1886 v E, S, W; 1887 v Hayes, W. E. (Huddersfield T.), 1938 v E, S, W;
E, S, W (6) 1939 v E,S, W (6)
Gillespie, W. (Sheffield U.), 1913 v E,S; 1914 vE, Hegan, D. (W.B.A.), 1970 v USSR (with Wolver-
W; 1920 v S, W; 1921 v E; 1922 v E, S, W; 1923 hampton W.); 1972 v USSR, E, S, W (5)
vE, S, W; 1924 v E, S, W; 1925 v E,S; 1926 vS, Henderson, A. W. (Ulster), 1885 v E, S, W (3)
W; 1927 v E, W; 1928 v E; 1929 v E; 1931 vE Hewison, G. (Moyola Park), 1885 v E, S (2)
(25) Hill, J. (Norwich C.), 1959 v W; 1960 v W; 1961 v
Gillespie, W. (West Down), 1889 v W (1) WG;; 1962 v S (with Everton), 1964 v S, E, Sp (7)
Goodall, A. (Derby Co.), 1899 v S, W; 1900 v E, W; Hinton, E. (Fulham), 1947 v S, W; 1948 v S, E, W;
1901 v E; 1902 v S; 1903 v E, W; (with Glossop), (Millwall), 1951 v W, F (7)
1904 v BE, W (10) Hopkins, J. (Brighton), 1926 v E (1)
Goodbody, M. F. (Dublin University), 1889 v E; Houston, J. (Linfield), 1912 v S, W; (with Everton),
(with Corinthians), 1899 v W (2) 1913 v E, W, S; 1914 v S (6)
Gordon, H. (Linfield), 1891 v S; 1892 v E, S, W; Houston, W. (Linfield), 1933 v W (1)
1893 v E, S, W; 1895 v E, W; 1896 v E, S (11) Houston, W. G. (Moyola Park), 1885 v E, S(2)
Gordon, T. (Linfield), 1894 vyW; 1895 v E (2) Hughes, W. (Bolton W.), 1951 v W (1)
Gorman, W. (Brentford), 1947 v E. S, W; 1948 v W Humphries, W. (Ards), 1962 v W; (with Coventry
(4) C.), 1962 v Ho; 1963 v E, S, W, Pol, Sp; 1964 vS,
Gowdy, J. (Glenavon), 1920 v E; (with Queen’s E, Sp; 1965 v S; (with Swansea T.), 1965 v W, Ho,
Island), 1924 v W; (with Falkirk), 1926 v E, S; Alb (14)
1927 v E, S (6) Hunter, A. (Blackburn R.), 1970 v USSR, 1971 v
Gowdy, W. A. (Hull C.), 1932 v S; (with Sheftield Cy (2), E, S, W; (with Ipswich T.), 1972 v USSR
W.), 1933 v S; (with Linfield), 1935 v E, S, W; (2), Sp, E, S, W (12)
(with Hibernian), 1936 v W (6) Hunter, J. (Distillery), 1905 v W; 1906 v W, E, S;
Graham, R. (Doncaster R.), 1951 v W, F; 1952 v E, (with Belfast C.), 1908 v W: 1909 v W, E, S (8)
S, W; 1953, v S, F; 1954 v E, W; 1955 v S, W; Hunter, R. J. (Cliftonville), 1884 v E, S, W (3)
1956 v B, S; 1959 v E (14) Hunter, V. (Coleraine), 1962 v E; 1964 v Sp (2)
Greer, W. (Q.P.R.), 1909 v E, S, W (3)
Irvine, R. (Everton), 1922 v S; 1923 v E, W; 1924v
Gregg, H. (Doncaster R.), 1954 v W; 1957 v E, S,
W, I, P; 1958 v E, W; (with Manchester U.), E, S; 1925 v E; 1926 v E; 1927 v E, W; 1928 v
1958 v Cz, A, WG, F, I; 1959 v E, W; 1960 v S, E, E,S; (with Portsmouth), 1929 v E; 1930 v S;
W; 1961 v E, S; 1962 v S, Gr; 1964 v S, E (24) (with Connah’s Quay), 1931 v E; (with Derry
C.), 1932 v W (15)
Hall, G. (Distillery), 1887 v E (1) Irvine, R. (Linfield), 1962 v Ho; 1963 vy E, S, W,
Halligan, W. (Derby Co.), 1911 v W; (with Wolver- Pol (2), Sp; (with Stoke C.), 1965 v W (8)
hampton W.), 1912 v E (2) Irvine, W. (Burnley), 1963 v W, Sp; 1965 v S, W, Sw,
Hamil, M. (Manchester U.), 1912 v E; 1914 v E, S; Ho (2), Alb; 1966 v S, E, W, Alb; 1967 v E, S, M;
(with Belfast C.), 1920 v E, S, W; (with Manches- 1968 v E, W; (with Preston N.E.), 1968 v Is;
ter C.), 1921 vS (7) 1969 v T, E; (with Brighton), 1972 v E. S. W. (23)
Hamilton, B. (Linfield), 1969 vy T; 1971 v Cy (2) Irving, S. J. (Dundee), 1923 v S, W; 1924 v S, E,
E, S, W; (with Ipswich T.), 1972 v USSR (i+1 W; 1925 v S, E, W; 1926 v S, W; (with Cardiff
sub), Sp (9) C.), 1927 v S, E, W; 1928 v_S, E, W3 (with
Hamilton, J. (Knock), 1882 v E, W (2) Chelsea), 1929 vy E; 1931 v W (18)
Hamilton, R. (Distillery), 1908 vy W (1) Jackson, T. (Everton), 1969 v E,S, W; 1970 v USSR
Hamilton, R. (Glasgow R.), 1928 v S; 1929 y E; (1+1 sub); (with Nottingham F.), 1971 v Sp;
1930 v S, BE; 1932 v S (5) 1972 v E, S, W (9)
Hamilton, W. D. (Dublin Association), 1885 v W (1) Jennings, P. (Watford), 1964 v W, U;(with Totten-
Hamilton, W. J. (Dublin Association), 1885 v W (1) ham H.), 1965 v E, S, Sw (2), Ho, Alb; 1966 v S,
Hampton, H. (Bradford C.), 1911 vyE, S, W; 1912 v E, W, Alb, WG; 1967 v E, S; 1968 v S, E, W, Is,
E, W; 1913 v E, S, W; 1914 v E (9) T (2); 1969 v E, S, W; 1970 v S, E, USSR (2);
Hanna, D. (Portsmouth), 1899 y W (1) ie v Cy (2), E, S, W; 1972 v USSR, Sp, S, E, W
Hanna, J. (Nottingham), 1912 v S, W (2) (38)
Hannon, D. J. (Bohemian), 1908 v E, S; 1911 v E, Johnson, S. (Belfast), 1880 v W (1)
S; 1912 v W; 1913 v E (6) Johnston, A. (Distillery), 1882 y W; 1884 yv EB;
Harkin, T. (Southport), 1968 v W, T; (with Shrews- 1886 v E, S (4)
bury), 1969 vy W (sub); 1970 v USSR; 1971 vv Johnston, H. (Portadown), 1927 v W (1)
Sp (5) Johnston, R. (Old Park), 1885 v S, W (2)
Harland, A. (Linfield), 1923 v E (1) Johnston, S. (Distillery), 1905 v W (1)
Harris, J. (Cliftonville), 1921 y W (1) Johnston, W. (Glenavon), 1962 vy Ww; (with
Harris, V. (Shelbourne), 1906 v E; 1907 v E, W; Oldham), 1967 v M (sub) (2)
1908 v E, W, S; (with Everton); 1909 vy E, W, Jones, J. (Linfield), 1930 v S, W; 1931 v S, W, E;
S; 1910 v E, S, W; 1911 v E, S, W; 1912 vB; 1932 v S, E; 1933 vy S, E, W; 1934 v S, E, W;
1913 v E, S; 1914 v S, W (20) 1935 v S, E, W; 1936 v E, S; (with Hibernian),
Harvey, M. (Sunderland), 1961 v I; 1962 v Ho; 1936 v W; 1937 v E, W, S; (with Glenavon),
1963 v W. Sp; 1964 v S, E, W, U, Sp; 1965 vE, S, 1938
v E(23)
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Jones, J. (Glenavon), 1956 v W; 1957 v E, W (3) McCandless, W. (Linfield), 1920 vyE, W; 1921 vy EB;
Jones, S. (Distillery), 1934 y E; (with Blackpool), (with Rangers), 1921 v W; 1922 v S; 1924 yv W,
1934 v W (2) S; 1925 v S; 1929 v W (9)
Jordan, T. (Linfield), 1895 vy E, W (2) M’Cann, P. (Belfast C.), 1910 v E, S, W; (with
Glentoran), 1911 v E, S; 1912 vy E; 1913 v W (7)
Kavanagh, P. (Glasgow C.), 1930 v E (1)
M’Cartney, A. (Ulster), 1903 v S, W; (with Linfield),
Keane, T. R. (Swansea T.), 1949 v S (1)
1904 v S, W; (with Everton), 1905 v E, S; (with
Kearns, A. (Distillery), 1900 v E, S, W; 1902 y
Belfast C.), 1907 v E, S, W; 1908 v E, S, W;
E, S, W (6)
(with Glentoran), 1909 v E, S, W (15)
Keith, R. (Newcastle U.), 1958 vy E, W, Cz (2), A, I, M’Cartney, J. (Cliftonville), 1898 y W (1)
WG, F; 1959 v E, S, W, Sp; 1960 v S, E; 1961 vS,
M’Cashin, J. (Cliftonville), 1896 v W; 1898 v S;
E, W, I, WG (2), Gr; 1962 v W, Ho (23) 1899 v S (3)
Kelly, H. (Fulham), 1950 y BE, W; (with Southamp-
M’Cauley, P. (Belfast C.), 1900 v S (1)
ton), 1951 vE § (4)
M’Cavana, T. (Coleraine), 1955 v S; 1956 v E, S (3)
Kelly, J. (Glentoran), 1896 v E (1)
M’Caw, D. (Distillery), 1882 v E (1)
Kelly, J. (Derry C.), 1932 v E, W; 1933 v E, W,S; M’Caw, H. (Linfield), 1927 v W; 1930 vS; 1931 vE,
1934 v W; 1936 v EB, S, W; 1937 vS; 1938 y E(il) S, W (5)
Kelly, P. (Manchester C.), 1921 v E (1) M’Clatchey, J. (Distillery), 1886 v E, S, W (3)
Kelly, P. (Barnsley), 1950 v S (1) M’Clatchey, R. (Distillery), 1895 v S (1)
Kennedy, J. (Arsenal), 1923 vy W; 1925 v E (2) M’Cleary, J. W. (Cliftonville), 1955 v W (1)
Kernogham_ H. (Belfast C.), 1936 v W; 1937 v S; M’Cleery, W. (Linfield), 1930 v E, W; 1931 v E, S,
1938 v E (3) W; 1932 v S, W; 1938 v E, W (9)
Kirkwood, H. (Cliftonville), 1904 v W (1) McClelland, J. (Arsenal), 1961 v W, I, WG (2), Gr;
Kirwan, J. (Tottenham H.), 1901 v W; 1902 v E, (with Fulham), 1967 v M (6)
W; 1903 v E, S, W; 1904 v E, S, W; 1905 v M’Cluggage, A. (Bradford), 1924 v E; (with
E, S, W; (with Chelsea), 1906 v E, S, W; 1907 v Burnley), 1927 v S, W; 1928 v S, E, W; 1929 v
W; 1909 v S (17) S, E, W; 1930 v W; 1931 v E, W (12)
M’Clure, G. (Cliftonville), 1907 v S, W; 1908 v E;
Lacey, W. (Everton), 1909 v E,S, W; 1910 vE, S,
W; 1911 v E, S, W; 1912 v E; (with Liverpool),
1909 v E (4)
M’Connell, E. (Cliftonville), 1904 v S, W; (with
1913 v E, S; 1914 v E, S, W; 1920 v E, S, W;
Glentoran), 1905 v S; (with Sunderland), 1906 v
1921 vE, S, W; 1922 vE, S; (with New Brighton),
E; 1907 v E; 1908 v S, W; (with Sheffield W.),
1925 v E (24)
1909 v S, W; 1910 v S, W, E (12)
Lawther, I. (Sunderland), 1960 v W; 1961 v I; (with
Blackburn R.), 1962 v S, Ho (4) M’Connell, W. G. (Bohemians), 1912 v W; 1913 v
Leatham, J. (Belfast C.), 1939 v W (1)
E, S; 1914 v E, S, W (6)
M’Connell, W. H. (Reading), 1925 v W; 1926 v E,
Ledwidge, J. J. (Shelbourne), 1906 v S, W (2)
W; 1927 v E, S, W; 1928 v E, W (8)
Lemon, J. (Glentoran), 1886 v W; 1888 v S; 1889 v
M’Court, F. J. (Manchester C.), 1952 v E, W; 1953
W (3)
vE,S, W, F (6)
Leslie, W. (YMCA), 1887 v E (1)
M’Coy, J. (Distillery), 1896 v W (1)
Lewis, J. (Glentoran), 1889 v S, E, W; 1900 v S (4)
M’Cracken, R. (C. Palace), 1921 v E; 1922 v E, S,
Little, J. (Glentoran), 1898 v W (1)
W (4)
Lockhart, H. (Cliftonville), 1884 v W (1)
M’Cracken, W. (Distillery), 1902 v E, W; 1903 v E;
Lockhart, N. (Linfield), 1947 v E; (with Coventry
1904 v E, S, W; (with Newcastle U.), 1905 v E, S,
C.), 1950 v W; 1951 v W; 1952 v W; (with Aston
W; 1907 v E; 1920 v BE; 1922 y EB, S, W; 1923 v
Villa), 1954. v S, E; 1955 v W; 1956 v W (8)
S, W (16)
Lowther, N. (Glentoran), 1888 v E, S (2)
McCrory, S. (Southend U.), 1958 v E (1)
Loyal, J. (Clarence), 1891 v S (1)
M’Cullough, K, (Belfast C.), 1935 v W; 1936 v E;
Lutton, A. (Wolverhampton W.), 1970 v S, E (2)
(with Manchester C.), 1936 v S; 1937 v E, S (5)
Lyner, D. (Glentoran), 1920 vy E, W; 1922 v S, W;
McCullough, W. (Arsenal), 1961 v I; 1963 v Sp;
(with Manchester U.), 1923 v E; (with Kilmar-
1964 v S, E, W, U, Sp; 1965 v E, Sw; (with
nock), 1923 v W (6)
Millwall), 1967 v E (10)
McAdams, W. (Manchester C.), 1954 v W; 1955 v M’Donald, R. (Glasgow R.), 1930 v S; 1932 v E (2)
S; 1957 v E; 1958 vS, I; (with Bolton W.), 1961 v M’Donnell, J. (Bohemians), 1911 v E, S; 1912 v
E, S, W, I, WG (2), Gr; 1962 v E, Gr, Ho (15) W; 1913 v W (4)
M’Aleny, J. M. (Cliftonville), 1882 v E, W (2) M’Faul, I. (Linfield), 1967 v E (sub); (with New-
M’Alinden, J. (Belfast C.), 1938 v S; 1939 v S; castle U.) 1970 v W; 1971 v Sp; 1972 v USSR (4)
(with Portsmouth), 1947 v E; (with Southend M’Garry, J. K. (Cliftonville), 1951 v W, E, S (3)
U.), 1949 v E (4) M’Gee, G. (Willington Park), 1885 v E, S, W (3)
M’Allen, J. (Linfield), 1898 v E; 1899 v E, S, W; M’Gregor, S. (Glentoran), 1921 v S (1)
1900 v E, S, W; 1901 v W; 1902 v S (9) M’Grillen, J. (Clyde), 1924 v S; (with Belfast C.)
M’Alpine, W. J. (Cliftonville), 1901 v S (1) 1927 v S (2)
M’Arthur, A. (Distillery), 1886 v W (1) M’Guire, E. (Distillery), 1907 v S (1)
M’ Auley, J. (Huddersfield T.), 1911 v E, W; 1912 v M’llroy, H. (Cliftonville), 1906 v E (1)
E, S; 1913 v E, S (6) Mcllroy, J. (Burnley), 1952 v E, S, W; 1953 vE, S,
M’Cabe, J. J. (Leeds U.), 1949 v S, W; 1950 v E; W; 1954 v E, S, W; 1955 v E, S, W; 1956 v E, S,
1951 v W; 1953 v W; 1954 v S (6) W; 1957 vE, S, W, I, P (2); 1958 v E,S, W, 1 (2),
M’Cabe, W. (Ulster), 1891 v E (1) Cz(2),A, WG, F; 1959 vE,S, W, Sp; 1960 v E, 5,
M’Cambridge, J. (Ballymena), 1930 v S, W; (with W; 1961 vE, W, WG (2), Gr; 1962 v E, S, Gr, Ho;
Cardiff C.), 1931 v W; 1932 v E (4) 1963 v E, S, Pol (2) W; (with Stoke C.), 1966 v S,
M’Candliess, J. (Bradford), 1912 v W; 1913 v W; E, A (55)
1920 vy W, S; 1921 v E (5) Mcliroy, S. (Manchester U.), 1972 v Sp, S (sub) (2)
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M’llvenny, J. (Distillery), 1890 v E; 1891 v E (2) Martin, D. (Bo’ness), 1925 v S (1)
M’llvenny, P. (Distillery), 1924 v W (1) Martin, D. (Belfast C.), 1934 v E, S, W; 1935 v S;
McKeag, W. (Glentoran), 1968 v S, W (2) (with Wolverhampton W.), 1935 v E; 1936 v W;
M’Kee, F. W. (Cliftonville), 1906 v S, W; (with (with Nottingham F.), 1937 v S; 1938 v E, S;
Belfast C.), 1914 v E, S, W (5) 1939 v S (10)
M’Kelvie, H. (Glentoran), 1901 v W (1) Martin, D. C. (Cliftonville), 1882 v E, W; 1883 vE
McKenna, J. (Huddersfield), 1950 v E, S, W; 1951 Vv (6)
EDS) FH 1952y 2.7) wees A. (Luton T.), 1921 v W; 1922 v E (2)
M’Kenzie, H. (Distillery), 1923 v S (1) Maxwell, J. (Linfield), 1902 v W; 1903 v W, E;
McKenzie, R. (Airdrie), 1967 v W (1) 1905 v W, S; 1906 v W; 1907 vS (7) ;
M’Keown, H. (Linfield), 1892 v E, S, W; 1893 v Meek, W. (Glentoran), 1925 v W (1)
S, W; 1894 vS, W (7) Mehffy, J. (Queen’s Island), 1922 v W (1)
M’Kie, H. (Cliftonville), 1895 v E, S, W (3) Meldon, J. (Freebooters), 1899 v S, W (2)
M’Kinney, D. (Hull C.), 1921 v S; (with Bradford Mercer, H. V. (Linfield), 1908 v E (1)
C.), 1924 v S (2). Mercer, J. T. (Distillery), 1898 v E, S, W; 1899 v E;
McKinney, V. (Falkirk), 1966 vyWG (1) (with Derby Co.), 1902 v E, W; 1903 v S, W;
M’Knight, J. (Preston N.E.), 1912 v S; (with 1904 v E, W; 1905 vS (11)
Glentoran), 1913 v S (2) Miller, J. (Middlesbrough), 1929 v W, S; 1930 vE
McLaughlin. J. (Shrewsbury T.), 1962 v E, S, W G3)
Gr; 1963 v W; (with Swansea T.), 1964 v W, U; Miller, W. (Barrow), 1932 v W; 1933 v S (2)
1965 v E, W, Sw (2); 1966 v W (12) Milligan, D. (Chesterfield), 1939 v W (1)
M’Lean. T. (Limavady), 1885 v S (1) Milne, R. G. (Linfield), 1894 v E, S, W; 1895 v E,
M’Mahon, J. (Bohemians), 1934 v S (1) W; 1896 v E, S, W; 1897 v E, S; 1898 v E, S, W;
M’Master, G. (Glentoran), 1897 v E, S, W (3) 1899 v E, W; 1901 v W; 1902 v E, S, W; 1903 v
McMichael, A. (Newcastle U.), 1950 v E, S; 1951 v E, S; 1904 v E, S, W; 1906 v E, S, W (27)
E; Sp Fe 1952y) Bs Si Ws 1953 Wr; SwWark; Mitchell, C. (Glentoran), 1934 v W (1)
1954v E, S, W; 1955 v E, W; 1956 v W; 1957 v Mitchell, E. (Cliftonville), 1933 v S (1)
E, S, W, I, P (2); 1958 v E, S, W, I Q), Cz @), Mitchell, W. (Distillery), 1932 v E, W; 1933 v E, W;
A, WG, F; 1959 v S, W, Sp; 1960 v E, S, W (40) (with Chelsea), 1934 v W, S; 1935 v S, E; 1936
M’Millan, G. (Distillery), 1903 v E; 1905 v W (2) vS,E; 1937 vE, S, W; 1938 vE, S (15)
McMillan, S. (Manchester U), 1963 v E, S (2) Molyneux, T. (Ligoniel), 1883 v E, W; 1884 v E, W,
M’Millen, W. S. (Manchester U.), 1934 v E; 1935 S; 1885 v E, W; 1886 v E, W, S; 1888 v S (11)
v S; 1937 v S; (with Chesterfield), 1938 v S, W; Montgomery, F. (Coleraine), 1955 v E (1)
1939 v E, § (7) Moore, C. (Glentoran), 1949 v W (1)
McMordie, E. (Middlesbrough), 1968 vy Is, T (2); Moore, J. (Aberdeen), 1933 v E (1)
1969 v E, S, W; 1970 v BE, S, W, USSR; 1971 v Moore, J. (Linfield Ath.), 1891 v E, S, W (3)
Cy (2), E, S, W; 1972 v USSR, Sp, E, S, W (20) Moore, T. (Ulster), 1887 v S, W (2)
McMorran, E. (Belfast C.), 1947 v E; (with Moorehead, F. W. (Dublin University), 1885 v E (1)
Barnsley), 1951 v E,S, W; 1952 vE, S, W; 1953 v Moorhead, G. (Linfield); 1923 v S; 1928 v §;
E, S, F; (with Doncaster R.), 1953 v W; 1954 v 1929 y S (3)
E; 1956 v W; 1957 vI, P (15) Moran, J. (Leeds C.), 1912 v S (1)
M’Mullan, D. (Liverpool), 1926 v E, W; 1927 vS Morgan, S. (Port Vale), 1972 v Sp (1)
(3) Morgan, T. G. (Linfield), 1923 v E; (with Notting-
M’Ninch, J. (Ballymena), 1931 v S; 1932 v S, W (3) ham F.), 1924 v S; 1927 v E; 1928 v E, S, W;
McParland, P. (Aston Villa), 1954 v W; 1955 v E, 1929 v E (7)
S; 1956 v E, S; 1957 v E, S, W, P; 1958 v E, S, Morrison, J. (Linfield Ath.), 1891 v E, W (2)
W,1(2), Cz (2), A, WG, F; 1959 v E, S, W, Sp; Morrison, T. (Glentoran), 1895 v E, S, W; (with
1960 v E, S, W; 1961 v E, S, W, I, WG (2), Gr; Burnley); 1899 v W; 1900 v W; 1902 v E, S (7)
1962 v Ho (34) Morrogh, E. (Dublin), 1896 v S (1)
M’Shane, J. (Cliftonville), 1899 v S; 1900 v E, S, Morrow, W. J. (Moyola Park), 1883 vy E, W; 1884 v
W (4) S (3)
M’Vickers, J. (Glentoran), 1888 v E; 1889 v S (2) Muir, R. (Old Park), 1885 v S, W (2)
M’Wha, W. B. R. (Cliftonville), 1882 v E, W; Mulholland, S. (Celtic), 1906 v S, E (2)
1883 v E, W; 1884 v E; 1885 v BE, W (7) Mulligan, J. (Manchester C.), 1921 v S (1)
Mackie, J. (Arsenal), 1923 vy W; (with Portsmouth), Murphy, J. (Bradford C.), 1910 v E, S, W (3)
1935 v S, W (3) Murphy, N. (Q.P.R.), 1905 v E, S, W (3)
Madden, O. (Norwich C.), 1938 v E (1) Murray, J. M. (Motherwell), 1910 v E, S; (with
Magill, J. (Arsenal), 1962 vy BE, S, Gr; 1963 v E, S, Sheffield W.), 1910 v W (3)
W, Pol (2), Sp; 1964 v E, S, W, U, Sp; 1965vE, S,
Sw (2), Ho, Alb; 1966 v S, Alb; (with Brighton), Napier, R. (Bolton W.), 1966 v WG (1)
1966 v E, W, WG; 1967 v M (26) Neill, T. (Arsenal), 1961 v I, Gr, WG; 1962 v E, S,
Maginnis, H. (Linfield), 1900 vy E, S, W: 1903 vS, W, Gr; 1963 v E, W, Pol, Sp; 1964S, E, W, U,
W; 1904 v BE, S, W (8) Sp; 1965 v E, S, W, Sw, Ho (2), Alb; 1966 v S, E,
Mahood, J. (Belfast C.), 1926 y S; 1928 v E, S, W; W, Alb, WG; 1967 vS, W, M; 1968 vS, E, Is, Tu
1929 v E, S, W; 1930 v W; (with Ballymena), (2); 1969 v E, S, W; 1970 v S, E, W, USSR (2);
1934vS (9) (with Hull C.), 1971 v Cy, Sp; 1972 v USSR (2),
Manderson, B. (Glasgow R.), 1920 v W, S; 1925 v Sp, S, E, W (52)
S, E; 1926 v S (5) Nelson, S. (Arsenal), 1970 v S, W, E (sub); 1971 v
Mansfield, J. (Freebooters), 1901 v E (1) eb Sp, E, 8S, W; 1972 v USSR (2), Sp, E, S, W
Martin, C. (Glentoran), 1947 vy S; (with Leeds U),
1948 v E, S, W; (with Aston Villa), 1949 v BE; Nells, P. (Nottingham F.), 1923 v E (1)
1950 v W (6) Nicholl, H. (Belfast C.), 1902 v E, W; 1905 v E (3)
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Nicholson, J. (Manchester U.), 1961 v S, W; 1962 v Rice, P. (Arsenal), 1968 v Is; 1970 vy USSR; 1971 yv
E, W, Gr, Ho; 1963 v E, S, Pol (2); (with Hud- E, S, W; 1972 v USSR, Sp, E, S, W (10)
dersfield T.), 1965 v W, Ho (2); Alb; 1966 v S, Roberts, R. (Glentoran), 1931 v S (1)
E, W, Alb; 1967 v S, W, M; 1968 v S, E, W, Tu Robinson, P. (Distillery), 1920 vy S; (with Black-
(2); 1969 v S, E, W; 1970 v S, E, W, USSR (2); burn R.), 1921 v W (2)
1971 v Cy (2), E, S, W; 1972 v USSR (2) (41) Rollo, D. (Linfield), 1912 v W; 1913 v W; 1914 v
Nixon, R. (Linfield), 1914 v S (1) W, E; (with Blackburn R.), 1920 v S, W; 1921 v
Nolan-Whelan, J. V. (Dublin Freebooters and E, S, W; 1922 v E; 1923 v E; 1924 v S, W; 1925
Corinthians), 1901 vy E, W; 1902 v S, W (4) v W; 1926 v E; 1927 v E (16)
Rosbottom, A. (Cliftonville), 1887 v E, S, W;
O’Brien, M. T. (Q.P.R.), 1921 v S; 1922 v S, W; 1888 v E, S, W; 1889 v E (7)
(with Leicester C.), 1924 v S, W; (with Hull C.), Ross, E. (Newcastle U.), 1968 v Is (1)
1925 v S, E, W; 1926 v W; (with Derby Co.), Rowley, R. (Southampton), 1929 v S, W; 1930 v W,
1927 v W (10) E; (with Tottenham H.), 1931 v W; 1932 v S (6)
O’Connell, P. (Sheffield W.), 1912 v E, S; (with Russell, A. (Linfield), 1947 v E (1)
Hull C.), 1914 v E, S, W (5) Russell, S. (Bradford C.), 1930 v E, S; (with Derry
ae T. (Coleraine), 1970 v E (sub), W (sub) C.), 1932 v E (3)
) Ryan, R. A. (W.B.A.), 1950 v W (1)
O’Driscoll, J. F. (Swansea T.), 1949 v E, S, W (3)
O’Hagan, C. (Tottenham H.), 1905 v S, W; 1906 v Scott, E. (Liverpool), 1920 v S; 1921 v E, S, W;
S, W, E; (with Aberdeen), 1907 v E, S, W; 1908 v 1922 v E; 1925 v W; 1926 v E, S, W; 1927 v E,
S, W; 1909 v E (11) S, W; 1928 v E, S, W; 1929 v E, S; 1930 v E;
O’Hagan, W. (St. Mirren), 1920 v E, W (2) 1931 v E; 1932 v S; 1933 v E, S, W; 1934 v E,
O’Hehir, J. (Bohemians), 1910 v W (1) S, W; (with Belfast C.), 1935. v S; 1936 v E, S, W
O’Kane, L. (Nottingham F.), 1970 vy E, W, S (sub); (30)
1971 v Sp, E, S, W; 1972 v USSR (2) (9) Scott, J. (Cliftonville), 1901 v S (1)
O’Mahoney, M. (Bristol R.), 1939 vy S (1) Scott, J. (Grimsby), 1958 v Cz, F (2)
O’Neill, J. (Sunderland), 1962 v W (1) Scott, L. J. (Dublin University), 1895 v S, W (2)
O’Neill, M. (Distillery), 1972 vy USSR (sub); Scott, T. (Cliftonville), 1894 v E, S; 1895 v S, W;
(with Nottingham F.), Sp (sub), W (sub) (3) 1896 v S, E, W; 1897 v W; 1898 v E, S, W; 1900 v
O’Reilly, H. (Freebooters), 1901 v S, W; 1904 v S (3) W (12)
Scraggs, J. (Glentoran), 1921 v W; 1922 v E (2)
Parke, J. (Linfield), 1964 v S; (with Hibernian), 1964 Seymour, H. (Bohemians), 1914 v W (1)
vE, Sp; 1965 v Sw; (with Sunderland), 1965 vS, Seymour, J. (Cliftonville), 1907-9 v W (2)
W, Ho (2), Alb; 1966 v WG; 1967 v E, S; 1968 v Shanks, T. (Woolwich Arsenal), 1903 vS; 1904 v W;
S, E (14) 1905 v E (3)
Peacock, R. (Celtic), 1952 vS; 1953 v F; 1954 v W; Sheridan, J. (Everton), 1903 v W, E, S; 1904 vE, S;
1955 v E, S; 1956 v E, S; 1957 v W, I, P; 1958 v (with Stoke C.), 1905 v E (6)
S, E, W, I (2), Arg, Cz (2) WG; 1959 v E, S, W; Sheehan, Dr. G. (Bohemians), 1899 v S; 1900 v E,
1960 v S, E; 1961 v E, S, I, WG (2), Gr; (with W (3)
Coleraine), 1962 v S (31) Sherrard, J. (Limavady), 1885 v S; 1887 v W 1888;
Peden, J. (Linfield Ath. and Distillery), 1887 v S, v W (3)
W; 1888 v E, S, W; 1889 v E; 1890 v S, W; Sherry, J. J. (Bohemians), 1906 v E; 1907 v W (2)
1891 v E, W; 1892 v E, W; 1893 v E, S, W; Shields, J. (Southampton), 1957 v S (1)
1896 v E, S, W; 1897 v S, W; 1898 v E, S, W; Silo, M. (Belfast YMCA), 1888 v E (1)
1899 v W (24) Simpson, W. (Glasgow R.), 1951 v W, F; 1954 v E,
Percy, J. C. (Belfast YMCA), 1889 v W (1) S; 1955 v E; 1957 v I, P; 1958 v S, E, W, I;
Posonby, J. (Distillery), 1895 v S; 1896 v E, S, W; 1959 vy S (12)
1897 v E, S, W; 1899 v E (8) Sinclair, J. (Knock), 1882 v E, W (2)
Potts, R. H. (Cliftonville), 1883 v E, W (2) Slemin, J. (Bohemians), 1909 v W (1)
Priestley, T. (Coleraine), 1933 v S; (with Chelsea), Sloan, A. S. (London Caledonians), 1925 v W (1)
1934 v E (2) Sloan, D. (Oxford U.), 1968 v Is; 1971 v Sp (2)
Pyper, Jas. (Cliftonville), 1897 v S, W; 1898 v E, S, Sloan, H. A. (Bohemians), 1903 v E; 1904 v S;
W; 1900 v E (6) 1905 v E; 1906 v W; 1907 v E, W; 1908 v W;
Pyper, John (Cliftonville), 1897 v E, S, W; 1899 v BE, 1909 v S (8)
S, W; 1900 v E, W; 1901 v S; 1902 v S (10) Sloan, T. (Cardiff C.), 1926 v S, W. E; 1927 v W, S;
1928 v E, W; 1929 v E; (with Linfield), 1930 v W,
Rankine, J. (Limavady), 1883 v E, W (2) S; 1931 v S (11)
Raper, E. O. (Dublin University), 1886 v W (1) Sloan, W. (Arsenal), 1947 v W (1)
Rattray, D. (Aroniel), 1882 v E; 1883 v E, W (3) Small, J. (Clarence), 1887 v E (1)
Rea, B. (Glentoran), 1901 v E (1) Small, J. M. (Cliftonville) 1893 v E, S, W (3)
Redmond, J. (Cliftonville), 1884 v W (1) Smith, E. E. (Cardiff C.), 1921 v S; 1923 v W, E;
Reid, G. (Cardiff C.), 1923 v S (1) 1924 v E (4)
Reid, J. (Ulster), 1883 v E; 1884 v W; 1887 v S; Smith, J. (Distillery), 1901 v S, W (2)
1889 v W; 1890 v S, W (6) Smyth, R. H. (Dublin University), 1886 v W (1)
Reid, S. E. (Derby Co.), 1934 v E, W; 1936 v E (3) Smyth, S. (Wolverhampton W.), 1948 v E, S, W;
Reilly, J. (Portsmouth), 1900 v E; 1902 v E (2) 1949 v S, W; 1950 v E, S, W; (with Stoke C.),
Renneville, W. T. (Leyton), 1910 v S, E, W; (with 1952 v E (9)
Aston Villa), 1911 v W (4) Smyth, W. (Distillery), 1949 v E, S; 1954 v S, E (4)
Reynolds, J. (Distillery), 1890 v E, W; 1891 v E, S, Snape, A. (Airdrie), 1920 v E (1)
W (5) Spencer, S. (Distillery), 1890 v B, S; 1892 v E, S, W
Reynolds, R. (Bohemians), 1905 v W (1) G)
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Spiller, E. A. (Cliftonville), 1883 vyE, W; 1884 v E, Weir, E. (Clyde), 1939 v W (1)
Welsh, E. (Carlisle U.), 1966 v W, WG; 1967 v W,M
W, S (5)
Stanfield, O. M. (Distillery), 1887 v E, S, W; 1888 4
v E, S, W; 1889 v E, S, W; 1890 vE, S; 1891 vE, ee E. R. (Dublin University), 1886 v W (1)
S, W; 1892 v E, S, W, 1893 v E, W; 1894v, E, W; Whiteside, T. (Distillery), 1891 v E (1)
1895 v E, S;1896 v E, S, W; 1897 v E, S, W (30) Will, A. H. (Cliftonville), 1885 v W (1)
Steele, A. (Charlton Ath.), 1926 v W, S; (with Williams, J. (Cliftonville), 1890 v E; 1892 v S;
Fulham), 1929 v W, S (4) 1893 v S (3)
Stevenson, A. (Everton), 1947 v S, W; 1948 v S (3) Williams, J. R. (Ulster), 1886 v E, W (2)
Stevenson, A. (Rangers), 1934 v E, S, W; (with Willingham, T. (Burnley), 1933 v W; 1934 v S (2)
Everton), 1935 v EB, S; 1936 v S, W; 1937 v E, Willis, G. (Linfield), 1906 v S, W; 1907 v S; 1912
W; 1938 v E, W; 1939 v E, S, W; 1947 v S, W; vS(4)
1948 v S (17) Wilson, H. (Linfield), 1925 v W (1)
Stewart, A. (Glentoran), 1967 v W; 1968 v S, E; Wilson, M. (Distillery), 1884 v E, S, W (3)
(with Derby Co.), 1968 v W, Is, T (1 + 1 sub) Wilson, R. (Cliftonville), 1888 v S (1)
7) Wilson, S. (Glenavon), 1962 v S; 1964 v S; (with
Scare R. H. (Derry and Cliftonville), 1890-2 v E, Falkirk), 1964 v E, W, U, Sp; 1965 v E, Sw;
S, W; 1893 v E, W; 1894 v E, S, W (1) (with Dundee), 1966 v W, WG; 1957 v S; 1968 v
Stewart, T. (Linfield), 1961 v W (1) E (12)
Swan, S. (Linfield), 1899 v S (1) Wilton, J. M. (St. Columbia Court), 1888 v E, W;
1889 v E; 1890 v E; 1892 v W; 1893 v S (6)
Taggart, W. (Walsall), 1899 v W (1) Wright, J. (Cliftonville), v E, S, W; 1907 v E, S, W
Thompson, F. W. (Cliftonville), 1910 v E, S, W; (6)
(with Bradford C.), 1911 v E, W; 1912 v E, W;
1913 v E, S, W; (with Clyde), 1914 v E, S (12) Young, S. (Linfield), 1907 v E, S; 1908 v E, S;
Thompson, J. (Distillery), 1897 v S (1) (with Airdrie), 1909 v E; 1912 v S; 1914 v E, S,
Thompson, J. (Belfast Ath.), 1889 v S (1) W (9)
Thunder, P. J. (Bohemians), 1911 v W (1)
Todd, S. (Burnley), 1966 v M (sub); 1967 v E; 1968
v W; 1969 v E, S, W; 1970 v S, USSR (Sheffield
W.), 1971 v Cy (2) Sp (sub) (11)
SCOTLAND
Toner, J. (Arsenal), 1922 v W; 1923 v W; 1924 v
W, E; 1925 v E, S; (with St. Johnstone), 1927 v Adams, J. (Hearts), 1889 v Ni; 1892 v W; 1893 v Ni
E, S (8) (3)
Torrans, R. (Linfield), 1893 v S (1) Agnew, W. B. (Kilmarnock), 1907 v Ni; 1908 v W,
Torrans, S, (Linfield), 1889 v S; 1890 v S, W; 1891 Ni (3)
v S, W; 1892 v E, S, W; 1893 v E, S; 1894v E, S, Aird, J. (Burnley), 1954 v N (2), A, U (4)
W; 1895 v E, S; 1896 v E, S, W; 1897 v E, S, Aiken, R. (Dumbarton), 1886 v E; 1888 v Ni (2)
W; 1898 v E, S, W; 1899 v E; 1901 v S, W (27) Aikenhead, W. A. C. (Blackburn R.), 1912 v Ni (1)
Trainor, D, (Crusaders), 1967 v W (1) Aitken, A. (Newcastle U.), 1901 v E; 1902 v E;
Tully, C. (Glasgow C.), 1949 v E; 1950 v E; 1952 vS; 1903 v E, W; 1904 v E; 1905 v E, W; 1906 v E;
1953 v E, S, W, F; 1954 v S; 1956 v E; 1959 v Sp (with Middlesbrough), 1907 v E, W; 1908 v E;
(10) (with Leicester Fosse), 1910 v E; 1911 vE, Ni (14)
Turner, E. (Cliftonville), 1896 vyE, W (2) Aitken, G. (East Fife), 1949 v E, F; 1950 v W, Ni,
Turner, W. (Cliftonville), 1886 v E; 1886 v S; 1888 Sw; (with Sunderland), 1953 v W, Ni; 1954 yv
vS (3) E (8)
Twoomey, J. F. (Leeds U.), 1938 y W; 1939 v E (2) Alexander, D. (East Stirling), 1894 v W, Ni (2)
Allan, D. S. (Queen’s Park), 1885 v E, W; 1886 v
Uprichard, N. (Swindon T.), 1952 vyE. S, W; 1953 v W (3)
E, S; (with Portsmouth), 1953 vy W, F; 1955-6 v Allan, G. (Liverpool), 1897 v E (1)
E, S, W; 1956 v E, S, W; 1958 vS, I, Cz; 1959 v Allan, H. (Hearts), 1902 v W (1)
S, Sp (18) Allan, J. (Queen’s Park), 1887 v E, W (2)
Ancel. R. (Newcastle U.), 1937 v W, Ni (2)
Vernon, J. (Belfast C.), 1947 v E, S; (with W.B.A.), Anderson, A. (Hearts), 1933 v BE, A; 1934 v E, W,
1947 v W; 1948 v E, S, W; 1949 v E, S, W; 1950 Ni; 1935 v E, W, Ni; 1936 v E, W, Ni, WG;
VE, S; 1951 v E, S, W, F; 1952 v S, E (17) 1937 vE, W, Ni, A; 1938 v E, W,Ni, Cz, Ho; 1939
v W, H (23)
Waddell, T. (Cliftonville), 1906 v S (1) Anderson, F. (Clydesdale), 1874 v E (1)
Walker, J. (Bury), 1911 v S (1) Anderson, G. (Kilmarnock), 1901 y Ni (1)
Walker, R. (Doncaster R.), 1955 v W (1) Anderson, H. (Raith R.), 1914 v W (1)
Walsh, D. (W.B.A.), 1947 v S, W; 1948 v E, S, W; Anderson, J. (Leicester C.), 1954 y Fi (1)
1949 v E, S, W; 1950 v W (9) Anderson, K. (Queen’s Park), 1896 v Ni; 1898 v E,
Walsh, W. (Manchester C.), 1948 v E, S, W; 1949 v Ni (3)
E, S (5) Anderson, W. (Queen’s Park), 1882 v E; 1883 v E,
Waring, R. (Distillery), 1889 v E (1) W; 1884 v E; 1885 v E, W (6)
Warren, P. (Shelbourne), 1913 v E, S (2) Andrews, P. (Eastern), 1875 v E (1)
Watson, J. (Ulster), 1883 v E, W; 1886 v E, S, W; Archibald, A. (Rangers), 1921 v W; 1922 v W, E;
1887 v S, W; 1889 v BE, W (9) 1923 v EB, Ni; 1924 v E, W; 1931 v E; 1932 v
Watson, T. (Cardiff C.), 1926 v S (1) E (9)
Wattle, J. (Distillery), 1899 v E (1) Armstrong, M. (Aberdeen), 1936 v W, Ni, G (3)
aye G. (Brighton), 1900 v S; 1901 v S; 1909 v Arnott, W. (Queen’s Park), 1883 v W; 1884 v E, Ni;
) 1885 v E; 1886 v E, W; 1887 v E, W; 1888 v E;
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1889 v E; 1890 v E; 1891 v E; 1892 v E; 1893 v Brand, R. (Rangers), 1961 v Ni, Ei (2), Cz; 1962 v
E(14) Ni, W, Cz, U (8)
Auld, J. (Third Lanark), 1887 v E, W; 1889 v W (3) Branden, T. (Blackburn R.), 1896 v E (1)
Auld, R. (Birmingham), 1959 vy H, P; 1960 v W (3) Bremner, W. (Leeds U.), 1965 v Sp; 1966 v E, Pol,
P, Br, I (2); 1967 v W, Ni, E; 1968 v W, E;
1969 v W, E, Ni, D, A, WG, Cy (2); 1970 v Ei,
Baird, A. (Queen’s Park), 1884 v W; 1892 v Ni (2) WG, A; 1971 v W, S; 1972 v P, Bel, Ho, Ni, W,
Baird, D. (Hearts), 1890 v Ni; 1891 vyE; 1892 vy
W E (31)
(3) Brennan, F. (Newcastle U.), 1947 v W, Ni; 1953 v
Baird, H. (Airdrie), 1956 v A (1) W, Ni, E; 1954 vy Ni, E (7)
Baird, J. C. (Vale of Leven), 1876 v E; 1878 v W; Breslin, B. (Hibernian), 1897 v W (1)
1880 v E (3) Brewster, G. (Everton), 1921 v E (1)
Baird, S. (Rangers), 1957 v Y, Sp (2), Sw, WG; Brogan, J. (Celtic), 1971 v W, Ni, Po, E (4)
1958 v F, Ni(7) Brown, A. (East Fife), 1950 v Sw, P, F; (with
Baird, W. U. (St. Bernard), 1879 v Ni (1) Blackpool), 1952 v U.S.A., D, Se; 1953 v W;
Barbour, A. (Renton), 1885 v Ni (1) 1954v W,E, N (2), Fi, A, U (14)
Barker, J. B. (Rangers), 1893 v W; 1894; v W (2) Brown, A. (Tottenham H.), 1902 v E; (with Mid-
Barrett, F. (Dundee), 1894 v Ni; 1895 v W (2) dlesbrough), 1904 v E (2)
Battles, B. (Celtic), 1901 vy E, W, Ni (3) Brown, A. (St. Mirren), 1890 v W; 1891 v W (2)
Battles, B. jun. (Hearts), 1931 v W (1) Brown, G. (Rangers), 1931 v W; 1932 v E, W, Ni;
Bauld, W. (Hearts), 1950 v E, Sw, P (3) 1933 v E, A; 1935 v E, W; 1936 v E, W, WG;
Baxter, J. (Rangers), 1961 v Ni, Ei (2), Cz; 1962 v 1937 v E, W, Ni, A, Cz; 1938 v E, W, Cz, Ho (20)
Ni, W, E, Cz (2), U; 1963 v W, Ni, E, A, N, Ei, Brown, H. (Partick T.), 1947 v W, Bel, L (3)
Sp; 1964 v W, E, N, WG; 1965 v W, Ni, Fi, P, Brown, J. (Cambuslang), 1890 v W (1)
Br; (with Sunderland), 1966 v Ni, W, E, I; Brown, J. (Clyde), 1939 vy W (1)
1967 v W, E, USSR; 1968 v W (34) Brown, R. (Dumbarton), 1884 v W, Ni (2)
Baxter, R. (Middlesbrough), 1939 v E, W, H (3) Brown, R. (Rangers), 1947 v Ni; 1949 v Ni; 1952 v
Beattie, A. (Preston N.E.), 1937 v E, A, Cz; 1938 v E (3)
E; 1939 v W, Ni, H (7) Brown, R. jun. (Dumbarton), 1885 v W (1)
Beattie, R. (Preston N.E.), 1939 v W (1) Brown, W. (Dundee), 1958 v F; 1959 v E, W, Ni;
Begbie, I. (Hearts), 1890 v Ni; 1891 v E; 1892 v W; (with Tottenham H.), 1960 v W, Ni, Pol, A, H,
1894 v E (4) T; 1962 v Ni, W, E, Cz; 1963 v W, Ni, E, A; 1964
Bell, A. (Manchester U)., 1912 v Ni (1) v Ni, W, N; 1965 v E, Fi, Pol, Sp; 1966 v Ni,
Bell, J. (Dumbarton), 1890 v Ni; 1892 v E; (with Pol, I (28)
Everton), 1896 v E; 1897 v E; 1898 v E; 1899 v Browning, J. (Celtic), 1914 v W (1)
E, W, Ni; (with Celtic), 1900 v BE, W (10) Brownlie, J. (Hibernian), 1971 v Rus; 1972 v Pe,
Bell, M. (Hearts), 1901 v W (1) Ni, E(4)
Bell, W. (Leeds U.), 1966 v P, Br (2) Brownlie, J. (Third Lanark), 1909 v E, Ni; 1910 v
Bennett, A. (Celtic), 1904 v W; 1907 v Ni; 1908 v E, W, Ni; 1911 v W, Ni; 1912 v W, Ni, E; 1913
W; (with Rangers), 1909 v W, Ni, E; 1910 v E, v W, Ni, E; 1914 v W, Ni, E (16)
W; 1911 v E, W; 1913 v Ni (11) Bruce, D. (Vale of Leven), 1890 v W (1)
Bennie, R. (Airdrieonians), 1925 v W, Ni; 1926 v Bruce, R. (Middlesbrough), 1933 v A (1)
Ni (3) Buchan, M. (Aberdeen), 1972 v P (sub), B; (with
Berry, D. (Queen’s Park), 1894 v W; 1899 v W, Ni Manchester U.), W (3)
(3) Buchanan, J. (Cambuslang), 1889 v Ni (1)
Berry, W. (Queen’s Park), 1888 v E; 1889 v E; Buchanan, J. (Rangers), 1929 v E; 1930 v E (2)
1890 v E; 1891 v E (4) Buchanan, P. (Chelsea), 1938 v Cz (1)
Beveridge, W. W. (Ayr Academicals), 1879 v E, W; Buchanan, R. (Abercorn), 1891 v W (1)
(with Glasgow University), 1880 v W (3) Buckley, P. (Aberdeen), 1954 v N; 1955 v W, Ni (3)
Black, A. (Hearts), 1938 v Cz, Ho; 1939 v H (3) Buick, A. (Hearts), 1902 v W, Ni (2)
Black, D. (Hurlford), 1889 v Ni (1) Burns, F. (Manchester U.), 1970 v A (1)
Black, I. (Southampton), 1948 v E (1) Busby, M. (Manchester C.), 1934 v W (1)
Blackburn, G. (Royal Engineers), 1873 v E (1)
Blacklaw A. (Burnley), 1963 v Ni, Sp; 1966 v H. (3) Cairns, T. (Rangers), 1920 y W; 1922 v E; 1923 vE,
Blair, D. (Clyde), 1929 v W, Ni; 1931 v E, A, I; W, 1924 v Ni; 1925 v W, E, Ni (8)
1932 v W, Ni; (with Aston Villa), 1933 v W (8) Calderhead, D. (Queen of the South W.), 1889 v Ni
Blair, J. (Sheffield W.), 1920 v E, Ni; (with Cardiff (1)
C.), 1921 v E; 1922 v E; 1923 v E, W; Ni; 1924 Caldow, E. (Rangers), 1957 v Sp (2), Sw, WG; v
v W (8) E, 1958 v Ni, W, Sw, Par, H, Pol, Y, F; 1959 v E,
Blair, J. (Motherwell), 1934 v W (1) W, Ni, WG, Ho, P; 1960 v E, W, Ni, A, H, T;
Blair, J. A. (Blackpool), 1947 v W (1) 1961 v E, W, Ni, Ei (2), Cz; 1962 v Ni, W, E,
Blair, W. (Third Lanark), 1896 v W (1) Cz (2), U; 1963 v W, Ni, E (40)
Blessington, J. (Celtic), 1894 v E, Ni; 1896 v E, Ni Callaghan, P. (Hibernian), 1900 v Ni (1)
(4) Callaghan, W. (Dunfermline), 1970 v Ei (sub), W (2)
Bowie, J. (Rangers), 1920 v E, Ni (2) Cameron, J. (St. Mirren), 1904 v Ni; (with Chelsea),
Bowie, W. (Linthouse), 1891 v Ni (1) 1909 v E (2)
Bowman, G. (Montrose), 1892 v Ni (1) Cameron, J. (Queen’s Park), 1896 v Ni (1)
Boyd, A. (Clyde), 1931 v I, Sw (2) Cameron J. (Rangers), 1886 v Ni (1)
Boyd, J. (Newcastle U.), 1934 v Ni (1) Campbell, C. (Queen’s Park), 1874 v E; 1877 v E;
Boyd, R. (Mossend Swifts), 1889 v Ni; 1891 v W (2) 1878 v E, W; 1879 v E, W; 1880 v E; 1881 v E;
Brackenbridge, T. (Hearts), 1888 v Ni (1) 1882 v E, W; 1884 v E; 1885 v E; 1886 v E (13)
Bradshaw, T. (Bury), 1928 v E (1) Campbell, H. (Renton), 1889 v W (1)
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v F(1) ;
Campbell, Jas. (Sheffield W.), 1913 v W (1) Cox, J. (Hearts), 1948
Campbell, J. (South Western), 1880 v W (1) Cox, S. (Rangers), 1949 v E, F; 1950 v E, F, W, Ni,
Campbell, J. (Kilmarnock), 1891 v Ni; 1892 v W (2) Sw, P; 1951 v BE, D, F, Bel, A; 1952 v Ni, W,
Campbell, John (Celtic), 1893 v E, Ni; 1898 v E, USA, D, Se; 1953 v W, Ni, E; 1954 v W, Ni,
Ni; 1900 v E, Ni; 1901 v W, Ni; 1902 v W, Ni; E (24)
1903 v W (11) Craig, A. (Motherwell), 1932 v E (1)
Campbell, John (Rangers), 1899 v E, W, Ni; 1901 v Craig, J. (Celtic), 1968 v W (1)
Ni (4) Craig, T. (Rangers), 1927 v Ni; 1928 v Ni; 1930 v
Campbell, K. (Liverpool), 1920 v E, W, Ni; (with Ni, E, W (5)
Partick T.), 1921 v W, Ni; 1922 v W, Ni, E (8) Crapnell, J. (Airdrieonians), 1929 v E; 1930 v F;
Campbell, P. (Rangers), 1878 vy W; 1879 v W (2) 1931 v Ni, Sw; 1932 v E, F; 1933 v Ni (7)
Campbell, P. (Morton), 1898 v W (1) Crawford, D. (St. Mirren), 1894 v W, Ni; 1900 v W
Campbell, R. (Chelsea), 1950 v Sw, P, F (3) 3)
Campbell, W. (Morton), 1947 v Ni, Bel, L; 1948 v pees J. (Queen’s Park), 1932 v F, Ni; 1933 v
E, Bel, Sw, F (7) E, W, Ni (5)
Carabine, J. (Third Lanark), 1938 vy Ho; 1939 v E, Crerand, P. (Celtic), 1961 v Ei (2), Cz; 1962 v Ni,
Ni (3) W, E, Cz (2), U; 1963 v W, Ni; (with Manchester
Carr, W. (Coventry C.), 1970 v Ni, W, E; 1971 v D; U.), 1964 v Ni; 1965 v E, Pol, Fi; 1966 v Pol
1972 v Pe (5) (16)
Cassidy, J. (Celtic), 1921 v W, Ni; 1923 v Ni; 1924v Cringan, W. (Celtic), 1920 v W; 1922 v E, Ni;
W (4) 1923 v W (4)
Chalmers, S. (Celtic), 1965 v W, Fi; 1966 v P (sub), Crosbie, J. (Ayr U.), 1920 v W; (with Birmingham);
Br; 1967 v Ni (5) 1922 v E (2)
Chalmers, W. (Rangers), 1885 v Ni (1) Croal, J. A. (Falkirk), 1913 v Ni; 1914 v E, W (3)
Chalmers, W. S. (Queen’s Park), 1929 v Ni (1) Cropley, A. (Hibernian), 1972 v P, Bel (2)
Chambers, T. (Hearts), 1894 v W (1) Cross, J. H. (Third Lanark), 1903 v Ni (1)
Chaplin, G. (Dundee), 1908 v W (1) Cruickshank, J. (Hearts), 1964 v WG; 1970 v W,
Cheyne, A. (Aberdeen), 1929 v E; 1930 v F (2) E; 1971 v D, Bel (5)
Christie, A. J. (Queen’s Park) 1898 vy W; 1899 v E, Crum, J. (Celtic), 1936 v E; 1939 v Ni (2)
Ni (3) Cullen, M. (Luton T.), 1956 v A (1)
Christie, R. M. (Queen’s Park), 1884 v E (1) Cumming, D. (Middlesbrough), 1938 v E (1)
Clark, J. (Celtic), 1966 v Br.; 1967 v W, Ni, USSR Cumming, J. (Hearts), 1955 v E, H, P, Y; 1960 vE,
(4) Pol, A, H, T (9)
Clark, R. (Aberdeen), 1968 v W, Ho; 1970 v Ni; Cummings, G. (Partick T.), 1935 v E; 1936 v W, Ni,
1971 v W, Ni, E, D, P, USSR; 1972 v Bel, Ni, G; (with Aston Villa), 1936 v E; 1938 v W. Ni,
W, E(13) Cz; 1939 v E (9)
Cleland, J. (Royal Albert), 1891 v Ni (1) Cunningham, A. (Rangers), 1920 v Ni; 1921 v W, E;
Clements, R. (Leith Ath.) 1891 v Ni (1) 1922 v Ni; 1923 v E, W; 1924 v E, Ni; 1926 v E,
Clunas, W. (Sunderland), 1924 v E; 1926 v W (2) Ni; 1927 v E, W (12)
Collier, W. (Raith R.), 1922 v W (1) Cunningham W. (Preston N.E.), 1954 v N (2), U,
Collins, R. (Celtic), 1951 vyW, Ni, A; 1955 v Y, A, Fi, A; 1955 v W, E, H (8)
H; 1956 v Ni, W; 1957 v E, W, Sp (2), Sw, WG; Curran, H. (Wolverhampton W.), 1970 v A; 197i v
1958 v Ni, W, Sw, H, Pol, Y, F, Par; (with Ni, E, D, USSR (sub) (5)
Everton), 1959, v E, W, Ni, WG, Ho, P; (with
Leeds U.); 1965 v E, Pol, Sp (31) Dalglish, K. (Celtic), 1972 v Bel (sub), Ho (2)
Collins, T. (Hearts), 1909 v W (1) Davidson, D. (Queen’s Park), 1878 vyW; 1879 v
Colman, D. (Aberdeen), 1911, v E, W, Ni; 1913 v W; 1880 v W; 1881 v E, W (5)
Ni (4) Davidson, J. A. (Partick T.), 1954 v N (2), A, U;
Colquhoun, E. (Sheffield U.), 1972 v P, Ho, Pe (3) 1955 v W, Ni, E, H (8)
Combe, R. (Hibernian), 1948 y B, Bel, Sw (3) Davidson, S. (Middlesbrough), 1921 y E (1)
Connachan, E. (Dunfermline A.), 1962 v Cz, U (2) Dawson, J. (Rangers), 1935 v Ni; 1936 v BE, G;
Conn, A. (Hearts), 1956 vy A (1) 1937 v E, W, Ni, A, Cz; 1938 v W, Ne, Ni; 1939
Connor, J. (Airdrieonians), 1886 v Ni (1) VE, Ni, H (14)
Connor, J. (Sunderland), 1930 vy F; 1932 v Ni; Delaney, J. (Celtic), 1936 v W, Ni, G; 1937 v E, A,
1934 v E; 1935 v Ni (4) Cz; 1938 v Ni; 1939 vy W, Ni; (with Manchester
Cook, W. (Bolton W.), 1934 v E: 1935 vy W, Ni (3) U.), 1947 v E; 1948 v E, W, Ni (13)
Cooke, C. (Dundee), 1966 v W, I, P, Br; (with Devine, A. (Falkirk), 1910 v W (1)
Chelsea), 1968 v E, Ho; 1969 vy W, Ni, A, WG Dewar, G. (Dumbarton), 1888 v Ni; 1889 v E (2)
(sub), Cy (2); 1970 vA; 1971 v Bel (14) Dewar, N. (Third Lanark), 1932 v E, F; 1933 v W(3)
Cormack, P. (Hibernian), 1966 v Br; 1970 v Ei, Dick, J. (West Ham U.), 1959 v E (1)
WG; (with Nottingham F.), 1971 v D (sulp, Dickie, M. (Rangers), 1897 v Ni; 1899 v Ni; 1900
W, Po, E ;1972 v Ho (sub) (8) v W (3)
Cowan, J. (Aston Villa), 1896 vy E; 1897 v E; Dickson, R. (Kilmarnock), 1970 v Ni, W, E; 1971 v
1898 v E (3) D, USSR (5)
Cowan, J. (Morton), 1948 v Bel, Sw, F; 1949 y E, Dickson, W. (Strathmore), 1888 yv Ni (1)
W, F; 1950 v E, W, Ni, Sw, P, F; 1951 v E, W, Divers, J. (Celtic), 1895 v W (1)
oe A (2), D, F, Bel; 1952 v Ni, W, USA, D, Se Divers, J. (Celtic), 1939 y Ni (1)
) Docherty, T. H. (Preston N.E.), 1952 vW; 1953 vE,
Cowan, W. D. (Newcastle U.), 1924 vy E (1) Se; 1954 v N (2), A, U; 1955 v W, E, H (2), A;
Cowie, D. (Dundee), 1953 v E, Se; 1954 v Ni, W, Fi, 1957 v BE, Y, Sp (2), Sw, WG; 1958 v Ni, W, BE,
N, A, U; 1955 v W, Ni, A, H; 1956 v W, A; 1957 Sw; (with Arsenal), 1959 v W, E, Ni (25)
v Ni, W; 1958 v H, Pol, Y, Par (20) Dodds, J. (Celtic), 1914 v BE, W, Ni (3)
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Doig,J.E. (Arbroath), 1887 v Ni; (with Sunderland), Forsyth, T. (Motherwell), 1971 v D (1)
1888 v E; 1889 y Ni, E; 1902 v E; 1903 VE (6) Foyers, R. (St. Bernards), 1893 vyW; 1894 v W (2)
Donachie, W. (Manchester C.), 1972 v Pe, Ni, E (3) Fraser, D. (W.B.A.), 1968 v Ho; 1969 vy Cy (2)
Donaldson, A. (Bolton W.), 1914 v E, Ni, Ww; Fraser, E. (Queen’s Park), 1880 v W; 1882 v W, E;
1920 v E, Ni; 1922 v Ni (6) 1883 v W, E (5)
Donnachie, J. (Oldham Ath.,), 1913 y E; 1914 v E, Fraser, J. (Moffat), 1891 v Ni (1)
Ni (3) Fraser, J. (Dundee), 1907 v Ni (1)
Dougal, J. (Preston N.E.), 1939 v E (1) Fraser, W. (Sunderland), 1955 v W, Ni (2)
Dougall, N. (Birmingham C.), 1947 v W (1) Fulton, W. (Abercorn), 1884 v Ni (1)
Dougan, R. (Hearts), 1950 v Sw (1) Fyle, J. H. (Third Lanark), 1895 v W (1)
Douglas, A. (Chelsea), 1911 v Ni (1)
Douglas, J. (Renfrew), 1880 v W (1) Gabriel, J. (Everton), 1961 v W; 1964 v N (sub) (2)
Dowds, P. (Celtic), 1892 v Ni (1) Gallacher, H. (Airdrieonians), 1924 v Ni; 1925 v E,
Downie, R. (Third Lanark), 1892 v W (1) W, Ni; 1926 v W; (with Newcastle U.), 1926 v E,
Doyle, D. (Celtic), 1892 v E; 1893 v W; 1894 v E; Ni; 1927 v E, W, Ni; 1928 v E, W; 1929 v E, W,
1895 v E, Ni; 1897 v E; 1898 v E, Ni (8) Ni; 1930 v W, Ni, F; (with Chelsea), 1934 v E;
Drummond, J. (Rangers), 1892 v Ni; 1894 v Ni; (with Derby Co.), 1935 v E (20)
1895 v Ni, E; 1896 v E, Ni; 1897 v Ni; 1898 vE; Galt, J. (Rangers), 1908 v W, Ni (2)
1900 v E; 1901 v E; 1902 v E, W, Ni; 1903 v Gardiner, A. (Motherwell), 1958 v W (1)
Ni(14) Gardner, D, R. (Third Lanark), 1897 v W (1)
Dunbar, M. (Cartvale), 1886 v Ni (1) Gardner, R. (Queen’s Park and Clydesdale), 1872
Duncan, D. (Derby Co.), 1933 VE, W, A; 1934 v W: v E; 1873 v E; 1874 v E; 1875 v E; 1878 v E (5)
1935 v E, W; 1936 v E, W, Ni, G; 1937 v E, W, Gemmell, T. (St. Mirren), 1955 v P. Y (2)
Ni; 1938 v W (14) Gemmell, T. (Celtic), 1966 v E; 1967 v W, Ni, E,
Duncan, D. (East Fife), 1948 v Bel, Sw, F (3) USSR; 1968 v Ni, W; 1969 v W, Ni, E, D, A,
Duncan, J. (Alexandria Ath.), 1878 vy W; (with WG, Cy; 1970 v E, Ei, WG; 1971 v Bel (18)
Rangers), 1882 v W (2) Gemmill, A. (Derby Co.), 1971 v Bel; 1972 v P,
Duncan, J. (Leicester C.), 1926 v W (1) Ho, Pe, Ni, W, E (7)
Duncanson, J. (Rangers), 1947 v Ni (1) Gibb, W. (Clydesdale), 1873 v E (1)
Dunlop, J. (St. Mirren), 1890 v W (1) Gibson, D. (Leicester C.), 1963 v A, N, Ei, Sp;
Dunlop, W. (Liverpool), 1906 v E (1) 1964 v Ni; 1965 v W, Fi (7)
Dunn, J. (Hibernian), 1925 v W, Ni; 1927 v Ni; Gibson, J. (Partick T.), 1926 v E; 1927 v E, W, Ni;
1928 v Ni, E; (with Everton), 1929 v W (6) (with Aston Villa), 1928 v E, W; 1930 v W, Ni (8)
Dykes, J. (Hearts), 1938 v Ho; 1939 v Ni (2) Gibson, N. (Rangers), 1895 v E, Ni; 1896 v E, Ni;
1897 v E, Ni; 1898 vE, Ni; 1899 v E, W; 1900 v
Easson,J.(Portsmouth), 1931 vA, 1, Sw; 1934v W(4)
E, Ni; 1901 v W; (with Partick T.), 1905 v Ni (14)
Ellis, J. (Mossend Swifts), 1892 v Ni(1)
Gilchrist, J. (Celtic), 1922 v E (1)
Evans, R. (Celtic), 1949 v E, W, Ni, F; 1950 v W, Ni,
Gilhooley, M. (Hull C.), 1922 v W (1)
Sw, P; 1951 v E, A; 1952 v Ni; 1953 v Se; 1954 v
Gillespie, G. (Rangers), 1880 v W; 1881 v E, W;
Ni, W, E, N, Fi; 1955 v Ni, P, Y, A, H; 1956 v
1882 v E; 1886 v W; 1890 v W; 1891 v Ni (7)
E, Ni, W, A; 1957 v WG, Sp; 1958 v Ni, W, EB,
Gillespie, Jas. (Third Lanark), 1898 v W (1)
Sw, H, Pol, Y, Par, F; 1959 v E, WG, Ho, Pol;
Gillespie, Jno. (Queen’s Park), 1896 v W (1)
1960 v E, Ni, W, Ho; (with Chelsea), 1960 v A, H,
Gillespie, R. (Queen’s Park), 1927 v W; 1931 v W;
T (49) 1932 v F; 1933 v E (4)
Ewart, J. (Bradford C.), 1921 v E (1)
Gillick, T. (Everton), 1937 v A, Cz; 1939 v W, Ni,
Ewing, T. (Partick T.), 1958 v W, E (2)
H(5)
Farm, G. (Blackpool), 1953 v W, Ni, E, Se; 1954 v Gilmour, J. (Dundee), 1931 v W (1)
Ni, W, E; 1959 v WG, Ho, P (10) Gilzean, A. (Dundee), 1964 v W, E, N, WG;
Ferguson, J. (Vale of Leven), 1874 v E; 1876 vE, 1965 v Ni, Sp; (with Tottenham H.), 1966 v Ni,
W;; 1877 v E, W; 1878 v W (6) W, Pol, I; 1968 v W; 1969 v W, E, WG, Cy (2), A
Ferguson, R. (Kilmarnock), 1966 v W, E, Ho, P, Br; (sub); 1970 v Ni, E (sub) WG, A; 1971 v P (22)
1967 v W, Ni (7) Glen, A. (Aberdeen), 1956 v E, Ni (2)
Fernie, W. (Celtic), 1954 v F, A, U; 1955 v W, Ni; Glen, R. (Renton), 1895 v W; 1896 v W; (with
1957 v E, Ni, W, Y; 1958 v W, Sw, Par (12) Hibernian), 1900 v Ni (3)
Findlay, R. (Kilmarnock), 1898 v W (1) Gordon, J. E. (Rangers), 1912 v E, Ni; 1913 v E, Ni,
Fitchie, T. T. (Queen’s Park), 1905 v W; 1906 v W, W; 1914 v E, Ni; 1920 v W, E, Ni (10)
Ni; 1907 v W (4) Gossland, J. (Rangers), 1884 v Ni (1)
Flavell, R. (Airdrieonians), 1947 v Bel, L (2) Goudle, J. (Abercorn), 1884 v Ni (1)
Fleming, C. (East Fife), 1954 v Ni (1) Gourley, J. (Cambuslang), 1886 v Ni; 1888 v W (2)
Fleming, J. (Rangers), 1930 v E (1) Govan, J. (Hibernian), 1948 v E, W, Bel, Sw, F;
Fleming, R. (Morton), 1886 v Ni (1) 1949 v Ni (6)
Forbes, A. (Sheffield U.), 1947 v Bel, L, E; 1948 v Gow, D. R. (Rangers), 1888 v E (1)
W, Ni; (with Arsenal), 1950 v E, P, F; 1951 v W, Gow, J. (Rangers), 1888 v Ni (1)
Ni, A; 1952 v W, D, Se (14) Gow, J. J. (Queen’s Park), 1885 v E (1)
Forbes, J. (Vale of Leven), 1884 v E, W, Ni; 1887 v Graham, A. (Arsenal), 1921 v Ni (1)
W, E (5) Graham, G. (Arsenal), 1972 v P, Ho, Ni (3)
Forrest, J. (Rangers), 1966 v W, I; (with Aberdeen), Graham, J. (Annbank), 1884 v Ni (1)
1971 v Bel (sub), D, Rus (5) Grant, J. (Hibernian), 1959 v W, Ni (2)
Forrest, J. (Motherwell), 1958 v E (1) Gray, D. (Rangers), 1929 v W, Ni; 1930 v W, Ei,
Forsyth, A. (Motherwell) 1971 v D (1) Ni; 1931 v W, Ni; 1933 v W, Ni (9)
Forsyth, C. (Kilmarnock), 1964 v E; 1965 v W, Ni, Gray, E. (Leeds U.), 1969 v E, Cy; 1970 vWG, A;
Fi (4) 1971 v W, Ni; 1972 v Bel, Ho (8)
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Gray, W. (Pollokshields Ath.), 1886 v E (1) . Herd, G. (Clyde), 1958 v E; 1960 v H, T; 1961 v W,
Green, A. (Blackpool), 1971 v Bel, P (sub), Ni, E; NG
1972 v W, E (sub) (6) : nee J. (Birmingham C.), 1969 v Ni, E, D, Cy
Greig, J. (Rangers), 1964 v E, WG; 1965 v W, Ni, (2), W (sub); 1970 v Ei (sub), WG (8)
E, Fi (2), Sp, Pol; 1966 v Ni, W, E, Pol, I (2), Hewie, J. (Charlton Ath.), 1956 v E, A; 1957 v E,
P, Ho, Br; 1967 v W, Ni, E; 1968 v Ni, W, E, Ni, W, Y, Sp (2), Sw, WG; 1958 v Pol, W, Y,
Ho; 1969 v W, Ni, E, D, A, WG, Cy (2), 1970 v F; 1959 v Ho, P; 1960 v Ni, W, Pol (19)
W, E, Ei, WG, A; 1971 v D, Bel, W (sub), Ni, E Higgins, A. (Kilmarnock), 1885 v Ni (1) f
Higgins, A. (Newcastle U.), 1910 v E, Ni; 1911 v
(43)
Grey, A. (Hibernian), 1903 v Ni (1) E, Ni (4)
Groves, W. (Hibernian), 1888 v Ni; (with Celtic), Highet, T. C. (Queen’s Park), 1875 v E; 1876 v E,
1889 v Ni; 1890 v E (3) W; 1878 v E (4)
Guilliland, W. (Queen’s Park), 1891 vy W; 1892 v Ni; Hill, D. (Rangers), 1881 v E, W; 1882 v W (3)
1894 v E; 1895 v E (4) Hill, D. A. (Third Lanark), 1906 v Ni (1)
Hill, F. (Aberdeen), 1930 v F; 1931 v W, Ni(3)
Haddock, H. (Clyde), 1955 v E, H (2), P, Y; 1958 v Hill, J. (Hearts), 1891 v E, 1892 v W (2)
E (6) Hogg, G. (Hearts), 1896 v E. Ni (2)
Haddow, D. (Rangers), 1894 v E (1) Hogg, J. (Ayr U.), 1922 v Ni (1)
Haffey, F. (Celtic), 1960 v E; 1961 v E (2) Hogg, R. (Celtic), 1937 v Cz (1)
Haggle, C. (Rangers) 1886 v Ni (1) Holm, A. H. (Queen’s Park), 1882 v W; 1883 v E,
Hamilton, A. (Queen’s Park), 1885 v E, W; 1886 W (3)
v E; 1888 v E (4) Holt, D. (Hearts), 1963 v A, N, Ei, Sp; 1964 v WG,
Hamilton, A. (Dundee), 1962 v Cz, U, W, E; (sub) (5)
1963 v W, Ni, E, A, N, Ei; 1964 v Ni, W, E, Hope, R. (W.B.A.), 1968 v Ho; 1969 v D (2)
N, WG; 1965 v Ni, W, E, Fi (2), Pol, Sp; 1966 v Houliston, W. (Queen of the South), 1949 v E, Ni, F
Pol; 1968 v Ni (24) (3)
Hamilton, G. (Aberdeen), 1947 v Ni; 1951 v Bel, Howden, W. (Partick T.), 1905 v Ni (1)
A; 1954 v N (2) (5) Howe, J. (Newcastle U.), 1905 v E; 1906 v E;
Hamilton, G. (Port Glasgow Ath.), 1906 v Ni (1) 1908 v E (3)
Hamilton, J. (Queen’s Park), 1892 v W; 1893 v E, Howie, H. (Hibernian), 1949 v W (1)
Ni (3) Howieson, J. (St. Mirren), 1927 v Ni (1)
Hamilton, J. (St. Mirren), 1924 v Ni (1) Hughes, J. (Celtic), 1965 v Pol, Sp; 1966 v Ni, I (2),
Hamilton, R. C. (Rangers), 1899 v E, W, Ni; 1900 1968 v E; 1969 v A; 1970 v Ei (8)
v W; 1901 v E, Ni; 1902 v W, Ni; 1903 v E; Humphries, W. (Motherwell), 1952 v Se (1)
1904 v Ni; (with Dundee), 1911 v W (11) Hunter, A. (Kilmarnock), 1972 v Pe (1)
Hamilton, T. (Hurlford), 1891 v Ni (1) Hunter, J. (Dundee), 1909 v W (1)
Hamilton, T. (Rangers), 1932 v E (1) Hunter, J. (Third Lanark), 1874 v E; 1875 v E;
Hamilton, W. (Hibernian), 1965 v Fi (1) 1876 v E; 1877 v W (4)
Hannah, A. (Renton), 1888 v W (1) Hunter, R. (St. Mirren), 1890 v Ni (1)
Hannah, J. (Third Lanark), 1889 y W (1) Hunter, W. (Motherwell), 1960 v H, T; 1961 v W (3)
Hansen, J. (Partick T.), 1972 v Bel (sub) (1) Husband, J. (Partick T.), 1947 v W (1)
Harkness, J. D. (Queen’s Park), 1927 v E, Ni; Hutton, J. (Aberdeen), 1923 v E, W, Ni, 1924 v Ni;
1928 v E; (with Hearts), 1929 vyW, E, Ni; 1930 v 1926 v W, E, Ni; (with Blackburn R.), 1927 v Ni;
E, W; 1932 v W, F; 1934 v Ni (11) 1928 v W, Ni (10)
Harper, W. (Hibernian), 1923 v E, Ni, W; 1924 v Hutton, J. (St. Bernards), 1887 v Ni (1)
E, Ni, W; 1925 v E, Ni, W; (with Arsenal), Hyslop, T. (Stoke C.), 1896 v E; (with Rangers),
1926 v E (10) 1897 v E (2)
Harris, J. (Partick T.), 1921 v W, Ni (2)
Imlach, S. (Nottingham F.), 1958 v H, Pol, Y, F (4)
Harris, N. (Newcastle U.), 1924 v E (1)
Inglish, J. (Kilmarnock Ath.), 1884 vy Ni (1)
Harrower, W. (Queen’s Park), 1882 v E; 1884 v Ni;
Ingliss, J. (Rangers), 1883 v E, W (2)
1886 v W (3)
Irons, J. H. (Queen’s Park), 1900 v W (1)
Hartford, A. (W.B.A.), 1972 v Pe, W (sub), E (3)
Hastings, A. (Sunderland), 1936 v Ni; 1938 v Ni(2) Jackson, A. (Cambuslang), 1886 vy W; 1888 v Ni (2)
Haughney, M. (Celtic), 1954 v E (1) Jackson, A. (Aberdeen), 1925 v E, W, Ni; (with
Hay, D. (Celtic), 1970 v Ni, W, E; 1971 v D, Bel, W, Huddersfield T.), 1926 v E, W, Ni; 1927 v W, Ni;
Po, Ni; 1972 v P, Bel, Ho (11) 1928 v E, W; 1929 v E, W, Ni; 1930 v E, W, Ni,
Hay, J. (Celtic), 1905 vy Ni; 1909 v Ni; 1910 v W, F (17)
Ni, E; 1911 v Ni, E; (with Newcastle U.), 1912 Jackson, J. (Partick T.), 1931 v A, I, Sw; 1933 v BE;
VE, W; 1914 v E, Ni (11) (with Chelsea), 1934 v E; 1935 v E; 1936 v W,
Henderson, G. (Rangers), 1904 v Ni (1) Ni (8)
Henderson, J. G. (Rangers), 1953 v Se; (with Jackson, T. A. (St. Mirren), 1904 y W, E, Ni; 1905 v
Portsmouth), 1954 v Ni, E, N; 1956 v W; (with W; 1907 v W, Ni (6)
Arsenal), 1959 v W, Ni (7) James, A. (Preston N.E.), 1926 v W, E; 1928 v E;
Henderson, W. (Rangers), 1963 v W, Ni, E, A, N, 1929 v E, Ni; (with Arsenal), 1930 v E, W, Ni;
Ei, Sp; 1964 vy W, Ni, E, N, WG; 1965 v Fi, Pol, 1933 v W (9)
E, Sp; 1966 v Ni, W, Pol, I, Ho; 1967 v W, Ni; Jardine, W. (Rangers), 1971 v D (sub); 1972 v P,
1968 v Ho; 1969 v Ni, E. Cy; 1970 vy Ei; 1971 vP Bel, Ho (4)
(29) Jarvie, A. (Airdrieonians), 1971 v P (sub), Ni (sub),
Hepburn, J. (Alloa Ath.), 1891 v W (1) E (sub) (3)
Hepburn, R. (Ayr U.), 1932 v Ni (1) Jenkinson, T. (Hearts), 1887 v Ni (1)
Herd, A. C. (Hearts), 1915 v Ni (1) Johnson, R. (Sunderland), 1938 v Cz (1)
Herd, D. (Arsenal), 1959 v E, W, Ni; 1961 vy Ei, C2(5) Johnston, W. (Rangers), 1966 v W, E, Pol, Ho;
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1968 v W, E; 1969 v Ni (sub); 1970 v Ni; 1971 Law, G. (Rangers), 1910 v E, Ni (2)
vD(9) Law, T. (Chelsea), 1928 v E; 1930 v E (2)
Johnstone, J. (Abercorn), 1888 v W (1) Lawrence, J. (Newcastle U.), 1911 v E (1)
Johnstone, J. (Celtic), 1965 v W, Fi; 1966 v E; eter: T. (Liverpool), 1963 v Ei; 1969 vy W, WG
1967 v W, USSR; 1968 v W; 1969 v A, WG; 1970 )
v E, WG; 1971 v D, E; 1972 v P, Bel, Ho, Ni, Lawson, D. (St. Mirren), 1923 vy E (1)
E(sub) (17) Leckle, R. (Queen’s Park), 1872 v E (1)
Johnstone, J. (Hearts), 1930 v W; 1933 v W, Ni (3) Leggat, G. (Aberdeen), 1956 v E; 1957 v W; 1958 v
Johnstone, Jas (Kilmarnock), 1904 vy W (1) Ni, H, Pol, Y, Par; (with Fulham), 1959 vy E, Ww,
Johnstone, L. (Clyde), 1948 v Bel, Sw (2) Ni, WG, Ho; 1960 v E, Ni, W, Pol, A, H (18)
Johnstone, R. (Hibernian), 1951 vyE, D, F; 1952 v Lennie, W. (Aberdeen), 1908 v W, Ni (2)
Ni, E; 1953 v E, Se; 1954 v W, E,N, Fi; 1955 v Lennox, R, (Celtic), 1967 v Ni, E, USSR; 1968 v W,
Ni, H; (with Manchester C.), 1955 v E; 1956 v E, E; 1969vD, A, WG, Cy (sub); 1970 v W (sub) (10)
Ni, W (17) Leslie, L. (Airdrieonians), 1961 v W, Ni, Ei (2)
Kay, J. L. (Queen’s Park), 1880 v E; 1882 v E, W; Cz (5)
1883 v E, W; 1884 v W (6) Liddell, D. (East Fife), 1931 v A, I, Sw (3)
Keillor, A. (Montrose), 1891 vy W; 1892 v Ni; (with Liddell, W, (Liverpool), 1947 v W, Ni; 1948 v E, W,
Dundee), 1894 v Ni; 1895 v W; 1896 v W; 1897 Ni; 1950v E, W, P, F; 1951 v W, Ni, E, A; 1952v
v W (6) W, Ni, E, USA, D, Se; 1953 v W, Ni, E; 1954 y
Keir, L. (Dumbarton), 1886 vy Ni; 1887 v E, W; W; 1955 v P, Y, A, H; 1956 v Ni (28)
1888 v E (4) Lindsay, D. (St. Mirren), 1903 v Ni (1)
Kelly, H. (Blackpool), 1952 v USA (1) Lindsay, J. (Dumbarton), 1880 v W; 1881 v W, E;
Kelly, J. Renton), 1887 v E; 1888 v E (with Celtic); 1884
v W, E; 1885 v W, E; 1886 v E(8)
1889 v E; 1890 v E; 1892 v E; 1893 v E, Ni; 1894 Lindsay, J. (Renton), 1888 v E; 1893 v E, Ni (3)
v W; 1896 v Ni(9) Linwood, A. (Clyde), 1950 v W (1)
Kelly, J. C. (Barnsley), 1949 v W, Ni (2) Little, A. (Rangers), 1953 v Se (1)
Kelso, J. (Renton), 1887 v E (1) Livingstone, G. T. (Celtic), 1902 v E; (with Man-
Kelso, R. (Renton, 1885 v W, Ni; 1886 v W; chester C.), 1906 v E; (with Rangers), 1907 v W
1887 v W; 1888 v E, Ni; 1893 v Ni; 1894 v W; (3)
1896 v Ni (9) Lockhead, A. (Third Lanark), 1889 v W (1)
Kelso T. (Dundee), 1914 v W (1) Logie, J. (Arsenal), 1953 v Ni (1)
Kennaway, J. (Celtic), 1933 v A; 1934 v W (2) Logan, J. (Ayr U.), 1891 v W (1)
Kennedy, A. (Eastern), 1875 vy E; 1876 v E, W; Logan, T. (Falkirk), 1913 v Ni (1)
(with Third Lanark), 1878 v E; 1882 v W; 1884 Loney, W. (Celtic), 1910 v W, Ni (2)
v W (6) Long, H. (Clyde), 1947 v Ni (1)
Kennedy, J. (Celtic), 1964 vyW, E, WG; 1965 v W, Longair, W, (Dundee), 1894 v Ni (1)
Ni, Fi (6) Lorimer, P. (Leeds U.), 1970 v A (sub); 1971 v W,
Ni; 1972 v Ni (sub), W, E (6)
Kennedy, J. (Hibernian), 1897 v W (1)
Kennedy, S. (Partick T.), 1905 v W (1) Low, A. (Falkirk), 1934 v Ni (1)
Low, T. P. (Rangers), 1897 v Ni (1)
Ker, G. (Queen’s Park), 1880 v W; 1881 v E; 1882 v
Low, W, L. (Newcastle U.), 1911 v E, W; 1912 v Ni;
W, E (4)
Ker, W. (Queen’s Park), 1872 v E; 1873 v E (2)
1920 v E, Ni (5)
Lowe, J. (Cambuslang), 1891 v Ni (1)
Kerr, A. (Partick T.), 1955 v A, H (2)
Lowe, J. (St. Bernards), 1887 v Ni (1)
Kerr, P. (Hibernian), 1924 v Ni (1)
Love, A. (Aberdeen), 1931 v A, I, Sw (3)
Key, G. (Hearts), 1902 v Ni (1)
Lundle, J. (Hibernian), 1886 v W (1)
Key, W. (Queen’s Park), 1907 v Ni (1)
Lyall, J. (Sheffield W.), 1905 v E (1)
King, A. (Hearts), 1896 v E, W; 1897 v Ni; (with
Celtic), 1898 v Ni; 1899 v Ni, W (6)
M’Adam, J. (Third Lanark), 1880 v W (1)
King, J. (Hamilton A.), 1933 v Ni; 1934 v Ni (2)
M’Arthur, D. (Celtic), 1885 v E, Ni; 1889 v W (3)
King, W. S. (Queen’s Park), 1929 v W (1)
M’Alee, A. (Celtic), 1913 v W (1)
Kinloch, J. (Partick T.), 1922 v Ni (1)
Macaulay, A. (Brentford), 1947 v E; (with Arsenal),
Kinnaird, A. F. (Wanderers), 1873 v E (1)
1948 v E, W, Ni, Bei, Sw F (7)
Kinnear, D. (Rangers), 1938 v Cz (1)
M’Aulay, J. (Arthurlie), 1882 v W; 1884 v Ni (2)
Lambie, J. A. (Queen’s Park), 1886 v Ni; 1887 v M’Auley, J. (Dumbarton), 1883 v E, W; 1884 v E;
Ni; 1888 v E (3) 1885 v E, W; 1886 v E; 1887 v E, W (8)
Lambie, W. (Queen’s Park), 1892 v Ni; 1893 v W; M’Auley, R. (Rangers), 1932 v Ni, W (2)
1894 v E; 1895 v E, Ni; 1896 v E, Ni; 1897 v E, M’Bain, E. (St. Mirren), 1894 v W (1)
Ni (9) M’Bain, N. (Manchester U.), 1922 v E; (with
Lamont, W. (Pilgrims), 1885 v Ni (1) Everton), 1923 v Ni; 1924 v W (3)
Lang, A. (Dumbarton), 1880 v W (1) McBride, J. (Celtic), 1967 vyW Ni (2)
Lang, J. J. (Clydesdale), 1876 v W; (with Third M’Bride, P. (Preston N.E.), 1904 v E; 1906 v E;
Lanark), 1878 v W (2) 1907 v E, W, 1908 v E, W (6)
Letts, A. (Dumbarton), 1888 v W; 1889 v E (2) M’Call, A. (Renton), 1888 v Ni (1)
Law, D. (Huddersfield T.), 1959 v W, Ni, Ho, P; M’Call, J. (Renton), 1887 v E; 1888 v E, W; 1889 v
1960 v Ni, W; (with Manchester C.), 1960 v E, W; 1890 v E (5)
Pol, A; 1961 v E, Ni; (with Torino), 1961 v Cz (2); McCalliog, J. (Sheffield W.), 1967 v E, USSR;
1962 v E; (with Manchester U.), 1963 v W, Ni, E, 1968 v Ni; 1969 v D; 1971 v P (5)
A, N, Ei, Sp; 1964 v W, E, N, WG; 1965 v W, Ni, McCallum, N. (Renton), 1888 v Ni (1)
E, Fi (2), Pol, Sp; 1966 v Ni, E, Pol, I; 1967 v W, McCann, A. R. (Motherwell), 1959 vyWG; 1960 v
E, USSR; 1968 v Ni; 1969 v Ni, A,WG; 1972 v E, Ni, W; 1961 v EB (5)
Pe, Ni, W, E (47) McCartney, W. (Hibernian), 1902 v Ni (1)
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McClory, A. (Motherwell), 1925 v W; 1927 v W; McKinnon, R. (Rangers), 1966 v W, E, I (2), Ho,
1928 v Ni (3) Br; 1967 v W, Ni, E; 1968 v Ni, W, E, Ho; 1969 v
McCloy, P. (Ayr U.), 1924 v E; 1925 v E (2) D, A, WG, Cy; 1970 v Ni, W, E, Ei, WG, A; 1971
McColl, I. M. (Rangers), 1950 v E, F; 1951 v W, Ni, v D, Bel, P, Rus, D (28)
Bel; 1957 v E, Ni, W, Y, Sp, Sw, WG; 1958 v Ni, M’Kinnon, W. (Dumbarton), 1883 v E, W; 1884
E (14) VE, W (4)
hou R. S. (Queen’s Park), 1896 v W, Ni; 1897 M’Kinnon, W. (Queen’s Park), 1872 v E; 1873 v
v Ni; 1898 v Ni; 1899 v Ni, E, W; 1900 v E, W; E; 1874 v E; 1875 v E; 1876 v E; 1877 v E; 1878
(with Newcastle U.), 1901 v E, Ni; 1902 v E; v E, W; 1879 vE (9)
1908 v Ni (13) McLaren, A. (St. Johnstone), 1933 v W, Ni (2)
M’Coll, W. (Renton), 1895 v W (1) McLaren, A. (Preston N.E.), 1947 v E, Bel, L;
M’Combie, A. (Sunderland), 1903 v E, W; 1905 v 1948 v W (4)
M’Laren, J. (Celtic), 1888 v W; 1889 v E; 1900 vE
E, W (4)
M’Corkindale, J. (Partick T.), 1891 vy W (1) G3)
M’Cormack, R. (Abercorn), 1886 v W (1) M’Lean, A. (Celtic), 1926 v W, Ni; 1927 v W, E(4)
M’Creadie, A. (Rangers), 1893 v W; 1894 v E (2) M’Lean, D. (St. Bernards), 1896 v W; 1897 v Ni (2)
McCreadie, E. (Chelsea), 1965 v E, Sp, Fi, Pol; M’Lean, D. (Sheffield W.), 1912 v E (1)
1966 v P, Ni, W, Pol, I; 1967 v E, USSR; 1968 v McLean, G. (Dundee) 1968 v Ho (1)
Ni, W, E, Ho; 1969 v W, Ni, E, D, A, WG, Cy (2) M’Lean, T. (Kilmarnock), 1969 v D, Cy, W; 1970
(23) v Ni, W; 1971 (with Rangers), v D (6)
McCulloch, D. (Hearts), 1935 v W; (with Brent- M’Leod, D. (Celtic), 1905 v Ni; 1906 v E, W, Ni (4)
ford), 1936 v E; 1937 v W, Ni; 1938 v Cz; 1939 v M’Leod, J. (Dumbarton), 1888 v Ni; 1889 v W,
H; (with Derby Co.), 1939 v W (7) 1890 v Ni; 1892 v E; 1893 v W (5)
M’Donald, J. (Edinburgh University), 1886 v E (1) McLeod, J. (Hibernian), 1961 v E, Ei (2), Cz; (4)
M’Donald, J. (Sunderland), 1956 v W, Ni (2) M’Leod, W. (Cowlairs), 1886 v Ni (1)
McDougal, J. (Liverpool), 1931 v I (1) McLintock, A. (Wale of Leven), 1875 v E; 1876 v
M’Dougall, J. (Vale of Leven), 1877 v E, W; 1878 v E; 1880 v E (3)
E; 1879 v E, W (5) McLintock, F. (Leicester C.), 1963 v Ei, Sp; (with
McFadyen, W. (Motherwell), 1933 v A; 1934 v W(2) Arsenal), 1965 v Ni; 1967 v USSR; 1970 v Ni;
M’Farlane, A. (Dundee), 1904 v W; 1906 v W; 1971 v W, Ni, E (8)
1908 v W; 1909 v Ni; 1911 v W (5) McLuckie, J. (Manchester C.), 1934 v W (1)
M’Farlane, R. (Greenock Morton), 1896 vy W (1) M’Mahon, A. (Celtic), 1892 v E; 1893 v E, Ni;
McFarlane, W. (Hearts), 1947 v L (1) 1894 v E; 1901 v Ni; 1902 v W (6)
McGarr, E. (Aberdeen), 1970 v Ei, A (2) M’Menemy, J. (Celtic), 1905 v Ni; 1909 v Ni;
M’Geoch, A. (Dumbreck), 1876 v E, W; 1877 v 1910 v E, W; 1911 v Ni, W, E; 1912 v W; 1914v
E, W (4) W, Ni, E; 1920 v Ni (12)
McGhee, J. (Hibernian), 1936 v W (1) M’Menemy, J. (Motherwell), 1934 v W (1)
M’Gonagle, W. (Celtic), 1933 v E, A; 1934 v E, Ni; McMillan, I. (Airdrieonians), 1952 vy E, USA, D;
1935 v Ni, W (6) 1955 v E; 1956 v E; (with Rangers), 1961 v Cz (6)
M’Gregor, J. (Vale of Leven), 1877 v E, W; 1878 v McMillan, J. (St. Bernards), 1897 v W (1)
E; 1880 v E (4) McMillan, T. (Dumbarton), 1897 v Ni (1)
McGrory, J. (Kilmarnock), 1965 v Ni, Fi; 1966vP McMillan, J. (Partick T.), 1920 v W; 1921 v W, Ni,
(3) E; 1924 v E Ni; 1925 v E; 1926 v W; (with
M’Grory, J. (Celtic), 1928 vy Ni; 1931 vyE; 1932 v Ni, Manchester C.), 1926 v E; 1927 v E, W; 1928 v
W; 1933 v E, Ni; 1934 vy Ni (7) E, W; 1929 v W, E, Ni (16)
McGuigan, J. (St. Mirren), 1959 v Y (1) McNab, A. (Morton), 1921 v E, Ni (2)
M’Guire, W. (Beith), 1881 v E, W (2) McNab, A. (W.B.A.), 1939 v E (1)
M’Gurk, F. (Birmingham), 1934 vy W (1) McNab, C. (Dundee), 1931 v E, W, A, I, Sw; 1932 v
M’Hardy, H. (Rangers), 1885 v Ni (1) E (6)
M’Inally, T. (Celtic), 1926 v Ni; 1927 vyW (2) McNab, J. (Liverpool), 1923 v W (1)
M’Innes, T. (Cowlairs), 1889 vy Ni (1) M’Nair, A. (Celtic), 1906 v W; 1907 v Ni; 1908 v E,
M’Intosh, W. (Third Lanark), 1905 v Ni (1) W;1909VE;1910vW;1912vVE, W, Ni; 1913 vE;
Niet A. (Vale of Leven), 1878 v E; 1882 v 1914v E, Ni; 1920 v E, W Ni (15)
EQ McNaught, W. (Raith R.), 1951 vA, W, Ni; 1952 v
M’Intyre, H. (Rangers), 1880 v W (1) E; 1955 v Ni(5)
M’Intyre, J. (Rangers), 1884 v W (1) McNeil, H. (Queen’s Park), 1874 v E; 1875 v E;
Mckay, D. (Celtic), 1959 y E, WG, Ho, P; 1960 Vv E, 1876 v E, W; 1877 v W; 1878 v E; 1879 v E, W;
Pol, A, H, T; 1961 v W, Ni; 1962 v Ni, Cz (13) 1891 v E, W (10)
Mackay, D. (Hearts), 1957 v Sp; 1958 v F; 1959 v M’Neil, M. (Rangers), 1876 v W; 1880 v E (2)
W, Ni, WG; (with Tottenham H.), 1959 v E; McNeill, W. (Celtic), 1961 v E, Ei (2), Cz; 1962 v
1960 v W, Ni, A, Pol, H, T; 1961 v W, Ni, E; Ni, E, Cz, U; 1963 v Ei, Sp; 1964 v W, E, WG;
1963 v E, A, N; 1964 v Ni, W, N; 1966 v Ni (22) 1965 v E, Fi, Pol, Sp; 1966 v Ni, Pol; 1967 v
M’Kay, J. (Blackburn R.), 1924 v W (1) USSR; 1968 v E; 1969 v W, E, Cy (sub); 1970 v
M’Kay, R. (Newcastle), 1928 v W (1) WG; 1972 v Ni, W, E(28)
M’Kenzie, D. (Brentford), 1938 v Ni (1) M’Phail, J. (Rangers), 1932 v F; 1933 v A; 1936 v
McKenzie, J. (Partick T.), 1954 v W, E, N, Fi, A, U; G; 1937 v Cz (4)
1955 v E, H; 1956 v A (9) McPhail, J. (Celtic), 1950 vyW; 1951 v W, Ni, A;
M’Keown, M. (Celtic), 1889 v Ni ;1890 v E (2) 1954 v Ni (5)
M’Kie, J. (East Stirling), 1898 v W (1) McPhail, R. (Airdrieonians), 1927 v E; (with
McKillop, J. (Rangers), 1938 v Ho (1) Rangers), 1929 y W; 1931 v E, Ni; 1932 v W, Ni;
M’Kinlay, D. (Liverpool), 1922 v W, Ni (2) 1933 v E, Ni; 1934 v Ni; 1935 v E; 1937 v E;
McKinnon, A. (Queen’s Park), 1874 v E (1) 1938 v W, Ni (13)
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McPherson, D. (Kilmarnock), 1892 v Ni (1) Mochan, N. (Celtic), 1954 vyN, A, U (3)
McPherson, J. (Cowlairs), 1888 v W; 1889 v E; Moir, W. (Bolton W.), 1950 v E (1)
1890 v E; (with Rangers), 1892 v W; 1894 v E; Moncur, R. (Newcastle U.), 1968 v Ho; 1970 v Ni,
1895 v E, Ni; 1897 v Ni (8) W, E, Ei; 1971 v D, Bel, W, P, Ni, E, D; 1972 v
McPherson, J. (Clydesdale), 1875 v E (1) Pe, Ni, W, E(16)
McPherson, J. (Vale of Leven), 1879 v E, W; 1880 v Morgan, H. (St. Mirren), 1898 vyW; (with Liver-
ra1881 v W; 1883 v E, W; 1884 v E; 1885 v Ni pool), 1899 v E (2)
) Morgan, W. (Burnley), 1968 v Ni; (with Manchester
McPherson, J. (Hearts), 1890 v Ni; 1891 y E (2) U.), 1972 v Pe (2)
McPherson, R. (Arthurlie), 1892 y E (1) Morris, H. (East Fife), 1950 v Ni (1)
M’Queen, M. (Leith Ath.), 1890 v W; 1891 vy W (2) Morris, D. (Raith R.), 1923 v Ni; 1924 v BE Ni;
M’Rorie, D. (Morton), 1931 v W (1) 1925 v E, W, Ni (6)
McSpadyen, A. (Partick T.), 1939 v E, H (2) Morrison, T. (St. Mirren), 1927 v E (1)
M’Stay. W. (Celtic), 1921 v W, Ni; 1925 v E, Ni, Morton, A. (Queen’s Park), 1920 v W, Ni; (with
W; 1926 v E, Ni ,W; 1927 v E, Ni, W; 1928 v Rangers), 1921 v E; 1922 v E, W; 1923 v E, W,
W, Ni(13) Ni; 1924 v E, W, Ni; 1925 v E, W, Ni; 1927 vE,
M’Tavish, J. (Falkirk), 1910 v Ni (1) Ni; 1928 v E, W, Ni; 1929 v E, W, Ni; 1930 v
M’Wattie, G. C. (Queen’s Park), 1901 v W, Ni (2) E, W, Ni; 1931 v E, W, Ni; 1932 v E, W, F (31)
M’William P. (Newcastle U.), 1905 v E; 1906 v Mudie, J. (Blackpool), 1957 v W, Ni, E, Y, Sw (2),
E; 1907 v E, W; 1909 v E, W; 1910 v E; 19ll v Sp, WG; 1958 v N, E. W, Sw, H, Pol. Y, Par, F
W (8) (17)
Macari, L. (Celtic), 1972 v W (sub), E (2) Muir, W. (Dundee), 1907 v Ni (1)
Madden, J. (Celtic), 1893 v W; 1895 v W (2) Muirhead, T. (Rangers), 1922 v Ni; 1923 v BE; 1924v
Main, J. (Hibernian), 1909 v Ni (1) W; 1927 v Ni; 1928 v Ni; 1929 v W, Ni; 1930 v
Main, R. (Rangers), 1938 v W (1) W (8)
Maley, W. (Celtic), 1893 v E, Ni (2) Mulhall, G. (Aberdeen), 1960 v Ni; (with Sunder-
Marshall, H. (Celtic), 1899 v W; 1900 v Ni (2) land), 1963 v Ni; 1964 v Ni (3)
Marshall, J. (Middlesbrough), 1921 v E. W, Ni; Munro, A. (Hearts), 1937 v W, Ni; (with Blackpool),
1922 v E, W, Ni; (with Llanelly), 1924 v W (7) 1938 v Ho (3)
Marshall, J. (Third Lanark), 1885 v Ni; 1886 v W; Munro, F. (Wolverhampton W.), 1971 v Ni (sub),
1887 v E, W (4) E (sub), D, USSR (4)
Marshall, R. (Rangers), 1892 v Ni; 1894 v Ni (2) Munro, N. (Abercorn), 1888 v W; 1889 v E (2)
Martin, F. (Aberdeen), 1954 v N (2), A, U; 1955 v Murdoch, J. (Motherwell), 1931 v Ni (1)
E, N, H(7) Murdoch, R. (Celtic), 1966 v W, E,I (2); 1967 v
Martin, N. (Hibernian), 1965 v Fi, Pol; (with Ni; 1968 v Ni; 1969 v W, Ni, E, WG, Cy; 1970
Sunderland), 1966 v I (3) v A (12)
Martis, J. (Motherwell), 1961 v W (1) Murphy, F. (Celtic), 1938 v Ho (1)
Mason, J. (Third Lanark), 1949 vy E, W, Ni; 1950 v Murray, J. (Renton), 1895 v W (1)
Ni; 1951 v Ni, Bel, A (7) Murray, J. (Vale of Leven), 1890 v W (1)
Massie, A. (Hearts), 1932 v Ni, W, F; 1933 v Ni; Murray, J. (Hearts), 1958 v E, H, Pol, Y, F (5)
1934 v E, Ni; 1935 v E, Ni, W; 1936 v W, Ni; Murray, P. (Hibernian), 1896 v Ni; 1897 v W (2)
(with Aston Villa), 1936 v E, G; 1937 v E, W, Ni, Murray, S. (Aberdeen), 1972 v Bel (1)
A; 1938 v W (18) Mutch G. (Preston N.E.) 1938 v E (1)
Mathers, D. (Partick T.), 1954 v Fi (1) Napier, C. (Celtic), 1932 v E; 1935 v E, W; (with
Maxwell, W. (Stoke C.), 1898 v E (1)
Derby Co.), 1937 v Ni, A (5)
May, J. (Rangers), 1906 v W, Ni; 1908 v E; 1909 v Neill, R. W. (Queen’s Park), 1876 v W; 1887 v E,
W, Ni (5) W; 1878 v W; 1880 v E (5)
Meechan, P. (Celtic), 1896 v Ni (1) Neilles, P. (Hearts), 1914 v W, Ni (2)
Meiklejohn, D. (Rangers), 1922 v W; 1924 v W; Nell, R. G. (Hibernian), 1896 v W; (with Rangers),
1925 v W, Ni, E; 1928 v W, Ni; 1929 v E, Ni; 1900 v W (2)
1930 v E, Ni; 1931 v E; 1932 v W, Ni (14) Nelson, J. (Cardiff C.), 1922 v W, Ni; 1928 v E;
Menzies, A. (Hearts), 1906 v E (1) 1930 v F (4)
Mercer, R. (Hearts), 1912 v W; 1913 v Ni (2) Niblo, T. (Aston Villa), 1904 v E (1)
Middleton, R. (Cowdenbeath), 1930 v Ni (1) Nibloe, J. (Kilmarnock), 1929 v E; 1930 v W; 1931
Millar, J. (Rangers), 1963 v A, Ei (2) v E, Ni, A, I, Sw; 1932 v E, F (9)
Miller, A. (Hearts), 1939 v W (1) Niven, F. B. (Moffatt), 1885 v Ni (1)
Miller, J. (Rangers), 1897 v E, 1898 v E, W (3)
Miller, J. (St. Mirren), 1931 v E, A, I, Sw; 1934 vE O’Donnell, F. (Preston N.E.), 1937 v E, A, Cz;
(5) (with Blackpool), 1938 v E, W, Ho (6)
Miller, P. (Dumbarton), 1882 v E; 1883 v E, W (3) Ogilvie, J. (Motherwell), 1933 v A (1)
Miller, T. (Liverpool), 1920 v E; (with Manchester O’Hare, J. (Derby Co.), 1970 v W, Ni, E; 1971 v D,
U.), 1921 v E, Ni (3) Bel, W, Ni; 1972 v P, Bel, Ho (sub), Pe, Ni,
Miller, W. (Third Lanark), 1876 v E (1) W (13)
Miller, W. (Celtic), 1947 v E, W, Bel, L; 1948 v W, Ormond, W. (Hibernian), 1954 v E, N, Fi, A, U;
Ni (6) 1959 v E (6)
Mills, W. (Aberdeen), 1936 v W, Ni; 1937 v W (3) O’Rourke, F. (Airdrieonians), 1907 v Ni (1)
Milne, J. V. (Middlesbrough), 1938 v E; 1939 v E (2) Orr, J. (Kilmarnock), 1892 v W (1)
Mitchell, D. (Rangers), 1890 v Ni; 1892 v E; 1893 Orr, R. (Newcastle U.), 1902 v E; 1904 v E (2)
v E, Ni; 1894 v E (5) Orr, W. (Celtic), 1903 v Ni; 1904 v W; 1905 v Ni (3)
Mitchell, J. (Kilmarnock), 1908 v Ni; 1910 v Ni, W Orr, T. (Morton), 1952 v Ni, W (2)
(3) Oswald, J. (Third Lanark), 1889 v E; (with St.
Mitchell, R. (Newcastle U.), 1951 v D, F (2) Bernards), 1895 v E (2)
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Robertson, G. (Motherwell), 1910 v W; (with
Parker, A. (Falkirk), 1955 v P, Y, A; 1956 v E, Ni,
Ww, A; 1957 v Ni, W, Y; 1958 v Ni, W, E, Sw, Sheffield W.), 1912 v W; 1913 v E, Ni (4)
Par (15) Robertson, G. (Kilmarnock), 1938 v Cz (1)
Parlane, R. (Vale of Leven), 1878 v W; 1879 v B, Robertson, H. (Dundee), 1962 v Cz (1)
W (3) Robertson, J. (Dundee), 1931 v A, Cz (2)
Paterson, G. (Celtic), 1939 v Ni (1) Robertson, J. (Tottenham H.), 1965 v W (1)
Paterson, J. (Leicester C.), 1920 v E (1) Robertson, J. T. (Everton), 1898 v E; (with South-
Paterson, J. (Cowdenbeath), 1931 v A, I, Sw (3) ampton), 1899 v E; (with Rangers); 1900 v E, W;
Paton, A. (Motherwell), 1952 v D, Se (2) 1901 v W, Ni, E; 1902 v W, Ni, E; 1903 v E, W;
Paton, D. (St. Bernards), 1896 v W (1) 1904 v E, W, Ni; 1905 v W (16)
Paton, M. (Dumbarton), 1883 v E; 1884 v W; 1885 v Robertson, P. (Dundee), 1903 v Ni (1)
W, E; 1886 v E (5) Robertson, T. (Queen’s Park), 1889 v Ni; 1890 v EB:
Paton, R. (Vale of Leven), 1879 v E, W (2) 1892 v Ni (3)
Patrick, J. (St. Mirren), 1897 v E, W (2) Robertson, T. (Hearts), 1898 v Ni (1)
Paul, H. McD. (Queen’s Park), 1909 v E, W, Ni (3) Robertson, W. (Dumbarton), 1887 v E, W (2)
Paul, W. (Partick T.), 1888 v W; 1889 v W; 1890 v Rowan, A. (Caledonian), 1880 v E; 1882 v W (2)
W (3) Russell, D. (Hearts), 1895 v E, Ni; 1897 v W; 1898 v
Paul, W. (Dykebar), 1891 v Ni (1) Ni; 1901 v W, Ni (6)
Pearson, T. (Newcastle U.), 1947 v E, Bel (2) Russell, J. (Cambuslang), 1890 v Ni (1)
Penman, A. (Dundee), 1966 v Ho (1) Russell, W. (Airdrieonians), 1924 v W; 1925 v E(2)
Phillips, J. (Queen’s Park), 1877 v E, W; 1878 vW Rutherford, E. (Rangers), 1948 v F (1)
(3)
Plenderleith, J. (Manchester C.), 1961 v Ni (1)
Porteous, W. (Hearts), 1903 v Ni (1) St. John, I. (Motherwell), 1959 v WG; 1960 v E, Ni,
Provan, D. (Rangers), 1964 v Ni, N; 1966 v1 (2), Ho W, Pol, A; 1961 v E; (with Liverpool), 1962 v
(5) Ni, W, E, Cz (2), U; 1963 v W, Ni, E, N, Ei, Sp;
Pringle, C. (St. Mirren), 1921 v W (1) 1964 v I; 1965 v E (21)
Pryce, J. (Hibernians), 1897 v W (1) Sawers, W. (Dundee), 1895 v W (1)
Pursell, P. (Queen’s Park), 1914 v W (1) Scott, P. (Celtic), 1931 v Ni (1)
Scott, A. (Rangers), 1957 v Ni, Y, WG; 1958 v W,
Quinn, J. (Celtic), 1905 v Ni; 1906 v Ni, W; 1908 v Sw; 1959 v P; 1962 v Ni, W, E, Cz, U; (with
Ni,E; 1909
v E, 1910 vE, Ni, W; 1912
vE, W (11) Everton), 1964 v W, N; 1965 Fi; 1966 v P, Br (16)
Quinn, P. (Motherwell), 1961 v E, Ei (2); 1962 vU
Scott, J. (Hibernian), 1964 v Ho (1)
(4) Scott, J. (Dundee), 1971 v D (sub), USSR (2)
Rae, J. (Third Lanark), 1889 vy W; 1890 v Ni (2) Scott, M. (Airdrieonians), 1898 v W (1)
Raeside, J. S. (Third Lanark), 1906 v W (1) Scott, R. (Airdrieonians), 1894 v Ni (1)
Raisbeck, A. G. (Liverpool), 1900 v E; 1901 v E; Scoular, J. (Portsmouth), 1951 v D, F, A; 1952 v E,
1902 v E; 1903 v E, Ni; 1904vE; 1906vE; USA, D, Se; 1953 v W, Ni (9)
1907 v E (8) Sellar, W. (Battlefield), 1885 v E; 1886 v E; 1887 v
Rankin, G. (Vale of Leven), 1890 v E, Ni (2) E, W; 1888 v E (with Queen’s Park), 1891 v E;
Redpath, W. (Motherwell), 1949 v W, Ni; 1951 v E, 1892
v E; 1893
v Ni (8)
D, F, Bel, A; 1952 v Ni, E (9) Semple, W. (Cambuslang), 1886 v W (1)
Reid, J. G. (Airdrieonians), 1914 v W; 1920 vyW; Shankly, W. (Preston N.E.), 1938 v E; 1939 v E, W,
1924 v Ni (3) Ni, H (5)
Reid, R. (Brentford), 1938 v E, Ni (2) Sharp, J. (Dundee), 1904 vy W; (with Woolwich
Reid, W. (Rangers), 1911 vy E, W, Ni; 1912 v Ni; Arsenal), 1907 v W, E; 1908 v E; (with Fulham),
1913 v BE, W, Ni; 1914 v BE, Ni (9) 1909 v W (5)
Reilly, L. (Hibernian), 1949 vy E, W, F; 1950 v W, Shaw, D. (Hibernian), 1947 v W, Ni; 1948 v E,
Ni, Sw, F; 1951 v W, E, D, F, Bel. A; 1952 vy Ni, Bel, Sw, F; 1949 v W, Ni (8)
W, E, USA, D, Se; 1953 v Ni, W, E, Se; 1954 Shaw, F. W. (Pollockshields Ath.), 1884 v E, W (2)
W; 1955 v H (2), P, Y, A, E; 1956 v E, W, Ni, A; Shaw, J. (Rangers), 1947 v E, Bel, Lux; 1948 v Ni
1957 v E, Ni, W, Y (38) (4)
Rennie, H. G. (Hearts), 1900 v E, Ni; (with Hibern- Shearer, R. (Rangers), 1961 v E, Bi (2), Cz (4)
ian), 1901 v E; 1902 v E, Ni, W; 1903 v E, W; Sillars, D. C. (Queen’s Park), 1891 v Ni; 1892 v E;
1904 v Ni; 1905 v W; 1906v Ni; 1908 v Ni, W(13) 1893 vy W; 1894 v E; 1895 v W (5)
Rennie-Tailyour, A. W. (Royal Engineers), 1873 v Simpson, J. (Third Lanark), 1895 v E, W, Ni (3)
E (1) Simpson, J. (Rangers), 1935 v E, W, Ni; 1936 v BE,
Rhind, A. (Queen’s Park), 1872 v E (1) W, Ni, G; 1937 v E, W, Ni;A, Cz; 1938 v W, Ni,
Richmond, A. (Queen’s Park), 1906 v W (1) (14)
Richmond, J. T. (Clydesdale), 1877 v E; (with Simpson, R. (Celtic), 1967 vE, USSR; 1968 y Ni, EB;
Queen’s Park), 1878 v E; 1882 v W (3) 1969 v A (5)
Ring, T. (Clyde), 1953 v Se; 1955 v W, INE cets Sinclair, G. L. (Hearts), 1910 v Ni; 1912 v W, Ni(3)
1957 v E, Sp (2), Sw, WG; 1958 v Ni, Sw (12) Sinclair, J. (Leicester C.), 1966 v P (1)
Ritchie, A. (East Stirling), 1891 vyW (1) Skene, L. H. (Queen’s Park), 1904 v W (1)
Ritchie, H. (Hibernian), 1923 v W; 1928 v Ni (2) Slater, R. (Falkirk), 1959 vy Y (1)
Robb, D. (Aberdeen), 1971 v W, E, P, D (sub), Sloan, T. (Third Lanark), 1904 v W (1)
USSR (5) Smellie, R. (Queen’s Park), 1887 v Ni; 1888 v W;
Ritchie, J. (Queen’s Park), 1897 v W (1) 1889 v E; 1891 v E; 1893 v E, Ni (6)
Robb, W. (Rangers), 1926 v W; (with Hibernian), Smith, A. (Rangers), 1898 v E; 1900 v E, Ni, W;
1928 v W (2) 1901 v E, Ni, W; 1902 v E, Ni, W; 1903 v E, Ni,
Robertson, A. (Clyde), 1955 v P. A. H; 1958 v Sw, W; 1904 v Ni; 1905 v W; 1906 v EB, Ni; 1907 v
Par (5) W; 1911 v E, Ni (20)
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Smith, D. (Aberdeen), 1966 v Ho; (with Rangers),
bec aca A. (Celtic), 1923 vyW; 1926 v E; 1932 Vv F
1968 v Ho (2)
Smith, G. (Hibernian), 1947 vy E, Ni: 1948 y W, Thomson, A. (Third Lanark), 1889 vy W (1)
Bel, Sw, F; 1952 v E, USA; 1955 vP, Y, A, H; Thomson, C. (Hearts), 1904 vy Ni; 1905 v E, Ni, W;
1956 v E, Ni, W; 1957 v Sp (2), Sw (18) 1906 v W, Ni; 1907 v E, W, Ni; 1908 v E, W, Ni;
Smith, J. (Rangers), 1935 v Ni; 1938 v Ni (2) (with Sunderland), 1909 v W; 1910 v E; 1911 v
Smith, J. (Ayr U.), 1924 v E (1) Ni; 1912 v E, W; 1913 vE, W; 1914 v E, Ni (21)
Smith, J. (Aberdeen), 1968 v Ho (sub) (1) Thomson, C. (Sunderland), 1937 v Cz (1)
Smith, Jas. (Queen’s Park), 1872 v E; 1873 v E, (2) Thomson, D. (Dundee), 1920 v W (1)
Smith, Jno. (Mauchline), 1877 v E, W; 1879 v E, Thomson, J. (Everton), 1933 vy W (1)
W; (with Edinburgh University), 1880 v E, 1881 Thomson, J. J. (Queen’s Park), 1872 v E; 1873 v
v W, E; (with Queen’s Park), 1883 v E, W; E; 1874 v E (3)
1884 v E (10) Thomson, R. (Celtic), 1932 v W (1)
Smith, N. (Rangers), 1897 v E; 1898 v Ni; 1899 v E, Thomson, R. W. (Falkirk), 1927 v E(1)
W, Ni; 1900 v E, W, Ni; 1901 v Ni, W; 1902 v E, Thomson, S. (Lugar Boswell), 1884 v W, Ni (2)
Ni (12) Thomson, T. (Celtic), 1930 v F (1)
Smith, R. (Queen’s Park), 1872 v E (1) Thomson, W. (Dumbarton), 1892 v W; 1893 v W;
Smith, T. (Kilmarnock), 1934 v E; (with Preston 1898 v Ni, W (4)
N.E.), 1938 v E (2) Thomson, W. (Dundee), 1896 v W (1)
Smith, W. (Celtic), 1959 v Y, H, P (3) Thornton, W. (Rangers), 1947 v W, Ni; 1948 v E,
Somers, P. (Celtic), 1900 v W; 1905 v E, Ni; 1907 v Ni; 1949 v F; 1952 v N, Se (7)
Ni (4) Toner, W. (Kilmarnock), 1959 v W, Ni (2)
Somers, W. (Third Lanark), 1879 v E, W; 1880 vyW Townsley, T. (Falkirk), 1926 v W (1)
(3) Troup, A. (Dundee), 1920 v E; 1921 v W, Ni;
Somerville, G. (Queen’s Park), 1886 v E (1) 1922 v Ni; 1925 v W; (with Everton), 1926 v E (6)
Speedle, F. (Rangers), 1903 v E, W, Ni (3) Turnbull, E. (Hibernian), 1948 v Bel, Sw; 1951 v A;
Spiers, J. H. (Rangers), 1908 v W (1) 1958 v H, P, Y, Par, F (8)
Stanton P. (Hibernian), 1966 vy Ho; 1969 v Ni; 1970 Turner, T. (Arthurlie), 1884 v W (1)
v Ei, A; 1971 v D, Bel (sub), P, USSR, D; 1972 Turner, W. (Pollockshields), 1885 v Ni; 1886 v
v P, Bel, Ho, W (13) Ni (2)
Stark, J. (Rangers), 1909 v E, Ni (2)
Steel, W. (Morton), 1947 v E, Bel, L; (with Derby Ure, I. (Dundee), 1962 v W, Cz; 1963 v W, Ni, E, A,
Co.), 1947 v F; 1948 v E, W, Ni; 1949 vE, W, Ni, N, Sp; (with Arsenal), 1964 v Ni, N; 1968 v Ni(11)
F; 1950 v E, W, Ni, Sw, P, F; (with Dundee), Urquhart, D. (Hibernian), 1934 v W (1)
1951 v W, Ni, E, A (2), D, F, Bel; 1952 v W; 1953
v W, E, Ni Se (30) Vallance, T. (Rangers), 1877 v E, W; 1878 v E;
Steele, D. (Huddersfield), 1923 v E, W, Ni (3) 1879 v E, W; 1881 v E, W (7)
Stein, C. (Rangers), 1969 v W, Ni, D, E, Cy (2); Venters, A. (Cowdenbeath), 1934 v Ni; (with
1970 v A (sub), Ni (sub), W, E, Ei, WG; 1971 v Rangers), 1936 v E; 1939 v E (3)
D, USSR, Bel, D (16)
Stephen, J. (Bradford), 1947 v W; 1948 v W (2) Waddell, T. (Queen’s Park), 1891 v Ni; 1892 v E;
Stevenson, G. (Motherwell), 1928 vyW, Ni; 1930 v 1893 v E, Ni; 1895 v E, Ni (6)
Ni, E, F; 1931 v E, W; 1932 v W, Ni; 1933 v Ni; Waddell, W. (Rangers), 1947 v W; 1949 vE, W, Ni,
1934 v E; 1935 v Ni (12) F; 1950 v E, Ni; 1951 v E, D, F, Bel, A; 1952 v
Stewart, A. (Queen’s Park), 1888 v Ni; 1889 v W (2) Ni, W; 1954 v Ni; 1955 v W, Ni (17)
Stewart, A. (Third Lanark), 1894 v W (1) Wales, H. (Motherwell), 1933 v W (1)
Stewart, D. (Dumbarton), 1888 v Ni (1) Walker, F. (Third Lanark), 1922 v W (1)
Stewart, D. (Queen’s Park), 1893 v W; 1894 v Ni; Walker, G. (St. Mirren), 1930 v F; 1931 v Ni, A, Sw
1897 v Ni (3) (4)
Stewart, G. (Hibernian), 1906 v W; (with Man- Walker, J. (Hearts), 1895 v Ni; 1897 v W; 1898 v Ni;
chester C.), 1906 v E; 1907 v E, W (4) (with Rangers), 1904 v W, Ni (5)
Stewart, W. (Queen’s Park), 1898 v Ni; 1900 v Ni (2) Walker, J. (Swindon T.), 1911, E, W, Ni; 1912 v
Storrier, D. (Celtic), 1899 v E, W, Ni (3) E, W, Ni; 1913 vE, W, Ni(Q)
Summers, W. (St. Mirren), 1926 v E (1) Walker, R. (Hearts), 1900 v E, Ni; 1901 v E, W;
Symon, S. (Rangers), 1939 v H (1) 1902 v E, W, Ni; 1903 v E, W, Ni; 1904 v E, W,
Ni; 1905 v E, W, Ni; 1906 v Ni; 1907 v E, Ni;
Tait, T. S. (Sunderland), 1911 v W (1) 1908 v E, W, Ni; 1909 v E, W; 1912 v E, W, Ni;
Taylor, J. (Queen’s Park), 1872 v E; 1873 v E; 1913 v B, W (29)
1874 v E; 1875 v E; 1876 v E, W (6) Walker, T. (Hearts), 1935 v E, W; 1936 v E, W, Ni,
Taylor, J. D. (Dumbarton), 1892 v W; 1893 v W; G; 1937 v E, W, Ni, A, Cz; 1938 v E, W, Ni,
1894 v Ni; (with St. Mirren), 1895 v Ni (4) Cz, H; 1939 v E, W. Ni, H (20)
Taylor, W. (Hearts), 1892 v E (1) Walker, W. (Clyde), 1909 v Ni; 1910 v Ni (2)
Telfer, W. (Motherwell), 1933 v Ni; 1934 v Ni (2) Wallace, W. (Hearts), 1965 v Ni; 1966 v E, Ho;
Telfer, W. (St. Mirren), 1954 v W (1) (with Celtic), 1967 v E, USSR (sub); 1968 v N;
Templeton, R. (Aston Villa), 1902 v E; (with 1969 v E (sub) (7)
Newcastle U.), 1903 v E, W; 1904 v E; (with Wardhaugh, J. (Hearts), 1955 v H; 1957 v Ni (2)
Woolwich Arsenal), 1905 v W; (with Kilmarnock), Waugh, W. (Hearts), 1938 v Cz (1)
1908 v Ni; 1910 v E, Ni; 1912 v E, Ni; 1913 vW Watson, A. (Queen’s Park), 1881 v E, W; 1882 vE
(11) GB
Thompson, A. (Arthurlie), 1886 v Ni (1) ah J. (Sunderland), 1903 v E, W; 1904 v E;
Thompson, J. (Celtic), 1931 v E, W, Ni (3) 1905 v E; (with Middlesbrough), 1909 v E, Ni (5)
Thomson, A. (Airdrieonians), 1909 v Ni (1) Watson, J. (Rangers), 1878 v W (1)
739
oo
Watson, J. (Motherwell), 1948 v Ni; (with Hudders-
field T.), 1954 v Ni (2)
WALES
—————————————
Watson, R. (Motherwell), 1971 v USSR (1)
Watson, W. (Falkirk), 1898 v W (1) Adams, H. (Druids), 1883 v E (1)
Watt, F. (Kilbirnie), 1889 vy W, Ni; 1890 v W; 1891 Adams, J. (Berwyn Rangers), 1882 v E; (with
vE(4) Wrexham), 1882 v Ni (2)
Watt, W. W. (Queen’s Park), 1887 v Ni (1) Allchurch, I. (Swansea T.), 1951 v E, Ni, P, Sw;
Weir, A. (Motherwell), 1959 v WG; 1960 v E, P, A, 1952 vE, S, Ni, R of UK; 1953 vS, E, Ni, F, Y;
H, T (6) 1954 vS, E, Ni, A; 1955 vS, E, Ni, Y; 1956 v E,
Weir, J. (Third Lanark), 1887 v Ni (1) S, Ni, A; 1957 v E, S; 1958 v Ni, Is (2), H (Q),
Weir, J. B. (Queen’s Park), 1872 v E; 1874 v EB; M, Sw, Br; (with Newcastle U.), 1959 v E, S, Ni;
1875 v E; 1878 v W (4) 1960 v E, S; 1961 v Ni, H, Sp (2); 1962 v E, S,
White, J. (Falkirk), 1959 y WG, Ho, P; 1960 v Br (2), M; (with Cardiff C.), 1963 v S, E, Ni, H
Ni; (with Tottenham H.), 1960 v W, Pol, A, T; (2); 1964 v E; 1965 v S, E, Ni, Gr, I, Ru; 1966
1961 v W; 1962 vy Ni, W, E, Cz (2); 1963 v W, Ni, (with Swansea T.), v USSR, E, S, D, Br (2), Ch
E; 1964 v Ni, W, E, N, WG (22) (68)
White, John (Albion R.), 1922 v W; (with Hearts), Allchurch, L. (Swansea T.), 1955 v Ni; 1956 v A;
1923 v Ni (2) 1958 vS, Ni, EG, Is; 1959 v S; (with Sheffield U.),
White, W. (Bolton W.), 1907 v E; 1908 v E (2) 1962 v S, Ni, Br; 1964 v E (11)
Whitelaw, A. (Vale of Leven), 1887 v Ni; 1890 v W Allen, B. W. (Coventry C.), 1951 v S, E (2)
(2) Arridge, S. (Bootle), 1892 v S, Ni; 1894 v Ni; (with
Wilson, A. (Sheffield W.), 1907 v E; 1908 v E; Everton), 1895 v Ni; 1896 v E; (with New
1912 v E; 1913 v E, W; 1914 v Ni (6) Brighton), 1898 v E, Ni; 1899 v E (8)
Wilson, A. (Portsmouth), 1954 v Fi (1) Astley, D. (Charlton Ath.), 1931 v Ni; (with Aston
Wilson, A. N. (Dunfermline), 1920 v E, W, Ni; Villa), 1932 v E; 1933 v E, S, Ni; 1934 v E, S;
1921 v E, W, Ni; (with Middlesbrough), 1922 v 1935 v S; 1936 v E, Ni; (with Derby Co.), 1939 v
W, Ni; 1923 v W, Ni (10) E, S, F (13)
Wilson, D. (Queen’s Park), 1900 v W (1) Atherton, R. (Hibernian), 1899 v E, Ni; (with
Wilson .D. (Oldham Ath.), 1913 v E (1) Middlesbrough), 1903 v E, S, Ni; 1904 v E, S,
Wilson, D. (Rangers), 1961 v E, W, Ni, Ei (2), Cz; Ni; 1905 v Ni (9)
1962 v Ni, W, E, Cz, U; 1963 v W, E, A (2), N,
Ei, Sp; 1964 v E; 1965 v Ni, E, Fi (22) Bailiff, W. E. (Llanelly), 1913 v E, S, Ni; 1920 v Ni
Wilson, G. (Hearts), 1904 v W; 1905 v E, Ni; 1906 v (4)
W; (with Everton), 1907 v E; (with Newcastle U.), Baker, C. (Cardiff C.), 1958 vyM; 1960 v S, Ni;
1909 v E (6) 1961 v S, E, Ei; 1962 v S (7)
Wilson, H. (Dumbarton), 1885 v W (1) Baker, W. (Cardiff C.), 1948 v Ni (1)
Wilson, Hugh. (Newmilns), 1890 v W; (with Sun- Bamford, T. (Wrexham), 1931 v E, S, Ni; 1932 v
derland), 1897 v E; (with Third Lanark), 1902 v Ni (4)
W; 1904 v Ni (4) Barnes, W. (Arsenal), 1948 v E, S, Ni; 1949 v E, S,
Wilson, J. (Vale of Leven), 1888 v W; 1889 v Ni; Ni : 1950 v E, S, Ni, Bel; 1951 v E..S, Ni, P;
1890 v Ni; 1891 v Ni (4) 1952 v E, S. Ni, R of UK; 1954 v E, S; 1955 v
Wilson, P. (Celtic), 1926 v Ni; 1930 v F; 1931 v Ni; S, Y (22)
1933 v E (4) Bartley, T. (Glossop N.E.), 1898 v E (1)
Wilson, P. (Blackpool), 1933 v A (1) Beadles, G. H. (Cardiff C.), 1925 v E, S (2)
Wilson, R, (Arsenal), 1972 v P, Ho (2) Bell, J. (Shrewsbury Engineers), 1881 v E, S (2)
Wiseman, W. (Queen’s Park), 1927 v W; 1930 v Ni Bell, W. S. (Crewe Alex.), 1886 v E, S, Ni (3)
(2) Bennion, S. R. (Manchester U.), 1926 v S; 1927
Woodburn, W. A. (Rangers), 1947 v E, Bel, L; v S; 1928 v S, E, Ni; 1929 v S, E, Ni; 1930 v §;
1948 v W, Ni; 1949 vE, F; 1950v E, W, Ni, P, F; 1932 v Ni (10)
1951 v E, W, Ni, A (2), D, F, Bel; 1952 v E, W, Ni, Blew, W. H. (Wrexham), 1899 v E, S, Ni; 1902 vS,
USA (24) Ni; 1903 v E, S; 1904 v E, S, Ni; 1905 v S, Ni;
Wotherspoon, D. (Queen’s Park), 1872 v E; 1873 v 1906 v E, S, Ni; 1907 v S; 1908 v E, S, Ni; 1909 v
E(2) E, S; 1910 v E (22)
Wright, T. (Sunderland), 1953 v W, Ni, E (3) Boden, T. (Wrexham), 1880 v E (1)
Wylie, T. (Rangers), 1890 v Ni (1) nike A. M. (Brecon & Shrewsbury), 1892 vy Ni
1)
Yeats, R. (Liverpool), 1965 v W; 1966 v I (2) Boulter, L. M. (Brentford), 1939 v Ni (1)
Young, A. (Hearts), 1960 v E, A (sub), H, T; 1961 v Bowdler, J. C. H. (Shrewsbury), 1890 v Ni; 1891 v
W, Ni, Ei; (with Everton), 1966 v P (8) S; 1892 v Ni; (with Wolverhampton W.), 1893 v
Young, G. (Rangers), 1947 v E, Ni, Bel, L; 1948 v S; 1894 v E (5)
E, Ni, Bel, Sw, F; 1949 v E, W, Ni, F; 1950 v E, Bowen, D. (Arsenal), 1955 v S, Y; 1957 v Ni, Cz,
W, Ni, Sw, P, F, 1951 v E, W, Ni, A (2), D, F, EG; 1958 vE, S, Ni, EG, Is (2), H (2), M, Se, Br;
Bel; 1952 v E, W, Ni, USA, D, Se; 1953 v W, E, 1959 v E, S, Ni (19)
Ni, Se; 1954 v Ni, W; 1955 v W, Ni, P, Y; 1956 v Bowen, E. (Druids), 1880 v S; 1883 y S, Ni (3)
Ni, W, E, A; 1957 v E, Ni, W, Y, P, Sw (53) Bowsher, S. (Burnley), 1929 v Ni (1)
Young, J. (Celtic), 1906 v Ni (1) Britten, T. J. (Parkgrove), 1878 v S; 1880 v S (2)
Younger, T. (Hibernian), 1955 v P, Y, A, H; 1956, Brookes, S, (Llandudno), 1900 v E, Ni (2)
Vv E, Ni, W, A; (with Liverpool), 1957 v BE, Ni, W, Brown, A. J. (Aberdare Ath.), 1926 v Ni (1)
Y, Sp (2), Sw, WG; 1958 v Ni, W, E, Sw, H, Bryan, T. (Oswestry), 1886 v E, Ni (2)
Pol, Y, Par (24) Buckland, T. (Bangor), 1899 v E (1)
Yorston, B. (Aberdeen), 1931 v Ni (1) Burgess, R. (Tottenham H.), 1947 v E, S, Ni; 1948 v
Yorston, A. (Aberdeen), 1955 v W (1) E, S; 1949 v E, S, Ni, P, Bel, Sw; 1950 v E, S, Ni,
740
Bel; 1951 vS, Ni, P, Sw; 1952 vE, S, Ni, Rof UK; 1889 v S, Ni; 1891 v S, Ni, E; 1895 v S, Ni, EB;
1953 v S, E, Ni, F, Y; 1954 v S, E, Ni, A (32) 1896 v E; 1897 v E; 1900 v E (11)
Burke, T. (Wrexham and Newton Heath), 1883 v E; Davies, J. E. (Druids, Newton Heath, Wolverhamp-
1884 v S; 1885 vE, S, Ni; 1887 vE, S; 1888 v S(8) ton W.), 1890 v E, S; 1892 v E; 1893 v E (4)
Burnett, T. B. (Ruabon), 1877 v S (1) Davies, J. P. (Corwen), 1883 v E (1)
Burton, A. (Norwich C.), 1963 vy Ni, H; (with Davies, Len (Cardiff C.), 1922 v E, S, Ni; 1923 v
Newcastle U.), 1964v E; 1969 v S, E, Ni, I, EG; E, S, Ni; 1924 v E, S, Ni; 1925 v S; 1926 v E, Ni;
1972 v Cz (9) 1927 v E; 1928 v S, Ni, E; 1929 v S, Ni, E; 1930
Butler, A. (Druids), 1900 v S, Ni (2) VE, S (21)
Butler, J. (Chirk), 1893 v E, S, Ni (3) Davies, Ll. (Wrexham), 1907 v Ni; 1910 v Ni, S, E;
Carty, T. (Wrexham), 1889 v Ni (1) 1911 v S, Ni; 1912 v Ni, S, E; 1913 v Ni, S, E;
Challen, J. B. (Ruthin and Corinthians), 1887 v E, 1914 v Ni (13)
S; 1888 v E; 1890 v E (4) Davies, O. (Wrexham), 1890 v S; 1891 v Ni; 1892 v
Chapman, T. (Newtown), 1894 v E, S, Ni; 1895 vS, E, Ni (4)
Ni; (with Manchester C.), 1896 v E; 1897 v E (7) Davies, Reg (Newcastle U.), 1953 v S, E; 1954 v
Charles, J. (Leeds U.), 1950 v Ni; 1951 v Sw; 1953 v E, S; 1958 v E, EG (6)
Ni, F, Y; 1954 v E, S, Ni, A; 1955 vS, E, Ni, Y; Davies, Ron (Norwich C.), 1964 v Ni; 1965 v E;
1956 v E, S, A, Ni; 1957 v E, S, Ni; (with Juven- 1966 v Br (2), Ch; (with Southampton), 1967 v S,
tus), 1957 v Cz (2), EG; 1958 v Is (2), H (2), M, E, Ni; 1968 v S, Ni, WG; 1969 vS, E, Ni, I, WG,
R of UK; 1970 v E, S, Ni; 1971 v Cz, S, E, Ni;
Se; 1960 v S; 1962 v E, Br (2), M; (with Leeds
1972 vR, E, S, N; (28)
U.), 1963 v S; (with Cardiff C.), 1964 vy S; 1965 v
S, USSR (38) Davies, R. (Wrexham Olympic), 1883 v Ni; 1884 v
Ni; 1885 v Ni (3)
Charles, M. (Swansea T.), 1955 v Ni; 1956 vE, S, A;
Davies, R. (Druids), 1885 v E; 1888 v E, S, Ni (4)
1957 v E, Ni, Cz (2), EG; 1958 v E, S, EG, Is (2),
Davies, Stanley (Preston N.E.), 1920 v E, S, Ni;
H (2), M, Se Br; 1959 v E, S; (with Arsenal),
(with Everton), 1921 v E, S, Ni; (with W.B.A.),
1961 v Ni, H, Sp (2); 1962 v E, S, Br; (with
1922 vE, S, Ni; 1923 vS; 1925 vS, Ni; 1926 vS,
Cardiff C.), 1962 v Ni; 1963 v S, H (31)
E, Ni; 1927 v S; 1928 v S; (with Rotherham U.),
Clarke, R. (Manchester C.), 1949 v E; 1950 vS, Ni,
1930 v Ni (18)
Bel; 1951 v E, S, Ni, P, Sw; 1952 v S, E, Ni, R of
Davies, T. (Druids), 1903 v E, Ni, S; 1904 v S (4)
UK; 1953 y.S, E; 1954 v E, S, Ni; 1955 v Y, S,
Davies, W. (Swansea T.), 1924 v E, S, Ni; (with
E; 1956 v Ni (22)
Cardiff C.), 1925 v E, S, Ni; 1926 v E, S, Ni;
Collier, D. (Grimsby T.), 1921 v S (1)
1927 v S; 1928 v Ni; (with Notts. Co.), 1929 v
Collins, W. (Llanelly), 1931 v S (1)
E, S, Ni; 1930 v E, S, Ni (20)
Conde, C. (Chirk), 1884 v E, S, Ni (3)
Davies, W. (Wrexham), 1884 v Ni (1)
Cook, F. (Newport Co.), 1925 v E, S; (with Davies, W. C. (C. Palace), 1908 v S; (with W.B.A.),
Portsmouth), 1928 v E, S; 1930 vE, S, Ni; 1932 v
1909 v E; 1910 vS; 1914 v E (4)
E, S (9)
Davies, W. H. (Oswestry), 1876 v S; 1877 v S; 1879
Crompton, W. (Wrexham), 1931 v E, S, Ni (3)
v E; 1880 v E (4)
Cross, K. (Druids), 1879 v S; 1881 v E, S (3)
Davies, William (Wrexham), 1903 v Ni; 1905 v Ni;
Cross, E. (Wrexham), 1876 v S; 1877 v S (2)
(with Blackburn R.), 1908 v E, S; 1909 v E, S,
Crowe, V. (Aston Villa), 1959 v E, Ni; 1960 v E, Ni; Ni; 1911 v E, S, Ni; 1912 v Ni (11)
1961 vS, E, Ni, Ei, H, Sp (2); 1962 v E, S, Br, Ni; Davies, Wyn (Bolton W.), 1964 v E; 1965 vE, S, Ni,
1963 v H (16) D, Gr, USSR; 1966 v E, S, Ni, USSR, D, Br (2),
Cumner, R. H. (Arsenal), 1939 v E, S, Ni (3) Ch (sub); (with Newcastle U.), 1967 v S, E;
Curtis, E. R. (Cardiff C.), 1928 v S; (with Birming- 1968 v S, Ni, WG; 1969 vS, E, Ni, I; 1970 v EG;
ham), 1932 v S; 1934 v Ni (3) 1971 v R, Cz; (with Manchester C.) 1972 v
Daniel, R. (Arsenal), 1951 v E, Ni, P; 1952 v E, S, E, S, N (30)
Ni, R of UK; 1953 vS, E, Ni, F, Y; (with Sunder- Davies, W. (Millwall), 1913 v E, S, Ni; 1914 v S,
land), 1954 v E, S, Ni; 1955 v E, Ni; 1957 vS, E, Ni (5)
Ni, Cz (21) Day, A. (Tottenham H.), 1934 v Ni (1)
Darvell, S. L. (Oxford University), 1897 v S, Ni (2) Dearson, D. J. (Birmingham), 1939 v S. Ni, F (3)
Davies, A. (Wrexham), 1876 v S; 1877 v S; 1878 v Derrett, S. (Cardiff C.), 1969 v S, WG; 1970 v I;
S (3) 1971 v Fi (4)
Davies, A. (Druids), 1904 v S; (with Middles- Dewey, F. (Cardiff Corinthians), 1931 v E, S (2)
brough), 1905 v S (2) Doughty, J. (Druids), 1886 v S; 1887 vS, Ni; 1888 v
Davies, A. O. (Barmouth and Corinthians), 1885 v E, S, Ni; 1889 v S (7)
Ni; 1886 v E, S; 1887 v E, S; 1888 v E, Ni; 1889 Doughty, R. (Newton Heath and Druids), 1888 v S,
v S; 1890 v E (9) Ni; 1890 v E (3)
Davies, C. (Hereford), 1899 v Ni; 1900 v Ni (2) Durban, A. (Derby Co.), 1966 v Br (sub) ;1967 v Ni;
Davies, D. (Bolton W.), 1904 v S, Ni; 1908 v E (3) 1968 v E, S, Ni, WG; 1969 v EG, S, E, Ni, WG;
Davies, D. W. (Treharris), 1912 v Ni; (with 1970 v E, S, Ni, EG, I; 1971 vR, S, E, Ni, Cz, Fi;
Oldham Ath.), 1913 v Ni (2) 1972 v Fi, Cz, E, S, Ni (27)
Davies, E. Lloyd (Stoke C.), 1904 vy E; 1907 v E, S,
Ni; (with Northampton), 1908 v S; 1909 v Ni; Edwards, C. (Llangollen), 1878 v S (1)
1910 v Ni; 1911 v E, S; 1912 vE, S; 1913 vE, S; Edwards, G. (Birmingham), 1947 v E, S, Ni; 1948 v
1914 v Ni, E, S (16) E, S, Ni; (with Cardiff C.), 1949 v Ni, P, Bel,
Davies, Rey. H. (Corinthians), 1928 v Ni (1) Sw; 1950 v E, S (12)
Davies, Idwal (Liverpool Marine), 1923 v S (1) Edwards, H. (Wrexham), 1878 v S; 1880 v EB. Ss:
Davies, J. (Oswestry), 1885 v E; 1886 v E (2) 1882 v E, S; 1883 v S; 1884 v Ni; 1887 v Ni (8) ‘
Davies, J. (Wrexham), 1879 v S (1) Edwards, J. (Oswestry), 1895 v Ni; 1897 v E, Ni;
Davies, Jos (Chirk, Everton, Millwall, Reading), 1898 v Ni (4)
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Edwards, J. H. (Wanderers), 1876 v S (1) Goodwin, U. (Ruthin), 1881 v E (1)
Edwards, T. (Linfield), 1932 v S (1) Gough, R. T. (Oswestry White Star), 1883 v S, Ni
Edwards, T. (Charlton Ath.), 1957 v Ni, EG (2) 2)
Egan, W. (Chirk), 1892 v S (1) au A. (Oldham Ath.), 1924 v E, S, Ni; 1925 v
Ellis, B. (Motherwell), 1932 v E; 1933 vE, S; 1934 v E, S, Ni; 1926 v E, S; 1927 v S; (with Man-
S; 1936 v E; 1937 v S (6) chester C.), 1928 v E, S; 1929 v S, Ni; 1930 v S;
Ellis, W. (Nunhead), 1931 v E, S; 1932 v Ni (3) (with Tranmere R.), 1932 v E, S, Ni; (with
England, M. (Blackburn R.), 1962 v Ni, Br, M; Chester), 1937 v E, S, Ni; 1938 v E, S, Ni (23)
1963 v Ni, H; 1964VvE, S, Ni; 1965 v E, S, D, Gr Gray, Dr. W. (Druids), 1876 v S; 1878 v S (2)
(2), USSR, I; 1966 v E, S, Ni, USSR, D; (with Green, A. W. (Aston Villa), 1901 v Ni, 1903 v E;
Tottenham H.), 1967 v S, E; 1968 v E, Ni, WG; (with Notts. Co.), 1904 v S, Ni; 1906 v Ni, E;
1969 v Ei; 1970 v R of UK, EG E, S, Ni, I; 1907 v E; (with Nottingham F.), 1908 v S (8)
1971 vR; 1972 v Fi, E, S, Ni (37) Green, C. (Birmingham C.), 1965 v USSR, I;
Evans, B. (Swansea C.), 1972 v Fi, Cz (2). 1966 v E, S, USSR, Br (2); 1967 v E; 1968 vE, S,
Evans, D. (Reading), 1926 v Ni; 1927 v Ni, E; (with Ni, WG; 1969 v S, I, Ni (15)
Huddersfield T.), 1929 v S (4) Green, G. H. (Charlton Ath.), 1938 v Ni; 1939 v E,
Evans, H. P. (Cardiff C.), 1922 v E, S, Ni; 1924 v Ni, F (4)
E, S, Ni (6) Griffiths, F. J. (Blackpool), 1900 v E, S (2)
Evans, H. V. (Wrexham), 1902 v Ni (1) Griffiths, G. (Chirk), 1887 v Ni (1)
Evans, J. (Cardiff C.), 1912 v Ni; 1913 v Ni; 1914v Griffiths, J. H. (Swansea T.), 1953 v Ni (1)
S; 1920 v S, Ni; 1922 v Ni; 1923 v E, Ni (8) Griffiths, M. (Leicester C.), 1947 v Ni; 1949 v P, Bel;
Evans, J. (Oswestry), 1893 v Ni; 1894 v E, Ni (3) 1950 v E, S, Bel; 1951 v E, Ni, P, Sw; 1954vA
Evans, J. H. (Southend U.), 1922 v E, S, Ni; 1923 v (11)
S (4) Griffiths, P. (Chirk), 1884 v E, S, Ni; 1888 v E;
Evans, Len (Cardiff C.), 1931 v E, S; (with Birming- 1890 v S, Ni; 1891 v Ni (7)
ham), 1934 v Ni (3) Griffiths, S. (Wrexham), 1902 v S (1)
Evans, L. H. (Aberdare Ath.), 1927 v Ni (1) Griffiths, T. P. (Everton), 1927 v E, Ni; 1929 v E;
Evans, M. (Oswestry), 1884 v E (1) 1930 v E; 1931 v Ni; 1932 v Ni, S, E; (with
Evans, R. (Swansea T.), 1964 v Ni (1) Bolton W.), 1933 v E, S, Ni; (with Middles-
Evans, R, (Clapton), 1902 v Ni (1) brough), 1934 v E, S; 1935 v E, Ni; (with Aston
Evans, R. E. (Aston Villa), 1906 v E, S, Ni; 1907 v Villa), 1936 v S, Ni; 1937 v E, S, Ni (20)
E; 1908 v E, S; (with Sheffield U.), 1909 v S; Hallam, J. (Oswestry), 1889 v E (1)
1910 v E, S, Ni (10) Hanford, H. (Swansea T.), 1934 v Ni; 1935 v S;
Evans, R. O. (Wrexham), 1903 v E, S, Ni; (with 1936 v E; (with Sheffield W.), 1936 v Ni; 1938 v
Blackburn R.), 1908 v Ni; (with Coventry C.), EF, S; 1939 v F (7)
1911 v E, Ni; 1912 v E, S, Ni (9) Harrington, A. (Cardiff C.), 1956 v Ni; 1957 v E, S;
Evans, T. J. (Clapton Orient), 1927 vS; 1928 v E, S; 1958 v S, Ni, Is (2); 1961 v S, E; 1962 v E, S (11)
(with Newcastle U.), 1928 v Ni (4) Harris, W. (Middlesbrough), 1954 v A; 1957 v EG,
Evans, W. (Tottenham H.), 1933 vy Ni; 1934 v E, S; Cz; 1958 v E, S, EG (6)
1935 v E; 1936 v E, Ni (6) Harrison, W. C. (Wrexham), 1900 v E, S, Ni; 1901 v
Evans, W. A. W. (Oxford University), 1876 v S; Ni (4)
1877 vS (2) Hayes, A. (Wrexham), 1890 v Ni; 1894 v Ni (2)
Evans, W. A. W. (Oxford University), 1876-7 v S (2) Hennessey, T. (Birmingham), 1962 v Ni, Br (2);
Evans, W. G. (Builth), 1890 v E; (with Aston Villa), 1963 v S, E, H (2); 1964 v E, S; 1965 v S, E, D,
1891 v E; (with Bootle), 1892 v E (3) Gr, R; 1966 v E, USSR; (with Nottingham F.,),
Evelyn, E. C. (Radnorshire), 1887 v E (1) 1966 v S, Ni, D, Br (2), Ch; 1967 v S, E; 1968 v
Eyton-Jones, J. A. (Wrexham), 1883 v Ni; 1884 v E, S, Ni; 1969 vyWG, EG, R of UK; 1970 vE, S,
Ni, E, S (4) Ni, EG; 1972 v Fi, Cz, E, S (38)
Farmer, G. (Oswestry), 1885 v E, S (2) Hersee, M. (Bangor), 1886 v S, Ni (2)
Finnigan, R. (Wrexham), 1930 v Ni (1) Hersee, P. (Llandudno), 1886 v Ni (1)
Ford, T. (Swansea T.), 1947 v S; (with Aston Hewitt, R. (Cardiff C.), 1958 v Ni, Is, Se. H, Br (5)
Villa), 1947 v Ni; 1948 v S, Ni; 1949 v E, S, Ni, Hewitt, T. J. (Wrexham), 1911 v E, S, Ni; (with
P, Bel, Sw; 1950 v E, S, Ni, Bel; (with Sunder- Chelsea), 1913 vy E, S, Ni; (with South Liverpool),
land), 1951 v E, Ni, S, P, Sw; 1952 v E, S, Ni, R 1914 v E, S (8)
of UK; 1953 v S, E, Ni, F, Y; (with Cardiff C.), Heywood, D. (Druids), 1879 vy E (1)
1954 v A; 1955 vS, E, Ni, Y; 1956 v S, Ni, E, A; Hibbott, H. (Newtown), 1880 v E, S (2)
1957 v S (38) Hibbott, R. (Wrexham), 1885 v S (1)
Foulkes, H. E. (W.B.A.), 1932 v Ni (1) Higham, G. G. (Oswestry), 1878 v S; 1879 v E (2)
Foulkes, W. F, (Newcastle), 1952 v E, S, Ni, R of Hill, M. Ipswich T.), 1972 v Cz, R (2)
UK; 1953 v E, S, F, Y; 1954 v E, S, Ni (11) Hockey, T. (Sheffield U.), 1972, Fi, R (2)
Fowler, J. (Swansea T.), 1925 v E; 1926 vy E, Ni; Hoddinott, F. (Watford), 1921 v E, S (2)
1927 v S; 1928 v S; 1929 v E (6) Hodgkinson, A. (Southampton), 1908 v Ni (1)
Hole, B. (Cardiff C.), 1963 vy Ni; 1964 v Ni; 1965 v
Garner, W. (Aberystwyth), 1896 v S (1) S, E, Ni, D, Gr (2), R, I; 1966 v E, S, Ni, R, D,
Gillam, S. G. (Wrexham), 1889 v Ni; 1890 v E, Ni; Br (2), Ch; (with Blackburn R.), 1967 v S, E, Ni;
(with Clapton), 1894 v S (4) 1968 v E, S, Ni, WG; 1969 v I, WG, EG; 1970 v
Glascodine, G. (Wrexham), 1879 v E (1) I; (with Swansea C.), 1971 v R (30)
Glover, E. M. (Grimsby T.), 1932 v S; 1934 y Ni; Hole, W. (Swansea T.), 1921 y Ni; 1922 v E; 1923\v
1936 v S; 1937 v E, S, Ni; 1939 v Ni (7) E, Ni; 1928 v E, S, Ni; 1929 vy E, S (9)
Godding, G. (Wrexham), 1923 v S, Ni (2) Hollins, D. (Newcastle U.), 1962 v Br (sub), M;
Godfrey, B. (Preston N.E.), 1964 v Ni; 1965 v D, 1963 v Ni, H; 1964 v E; 1965 v Ni, Gr, 1; 1966 v
1(3) S, D, Br (11)
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Hopkins, I. (Brentford), 1935 v S, Ni; 1936 v E, Ni; Jones, Barrie (Swansea T.), 1963 v S, E, Ni, H (2)?
1937 v E, S, Ni; 1938 v E, Ni; 1939 v E, S, Ni(12) 1964 v S, Ni; (with Plymouth Arg.), 1965 vy D3
Hopkins, M. (Tottenham H.), 1956 v Ni; 1957 v Ni, (with Cardiff C.), 1969 y S, E, Ni, I (sub), WG,
S, E, Cz (2), EG; 1958 vE, S, Ni, EG, Is (2), H(2), EG, R of UK (15).
M, Se, Br; 1959 v E, S, Ni; 1960 vy E, S; 1961 v Jones, Bryn (Wolverhampton W.), 1935 v Ni;
Ni, H, Sp (2); 1962 v Ni, Br (2), M; 1963 vS, Ni, 1936 v E, S, Ni; 1937 v E, S ,Ni; 1938 v E, S, Ni;
Sp (34) (with Arsenal), 1939 v E, S, Ni; 1947 v S, Ni;
Howell, G. G. (Builth), 1888 v Ni; 1890 v EB; 1891 1948 v E; 1949 vS (17)
v E (3) Jones, Charlie (Nottingham F.), 1926 v E; 1927 vS,
Howells, R. (Cardiff C.), 1954 v E, S (2) Ni; 1928 v E; (with Arsenal), 1930 v BE, S; 1932 v
Hugh, A. R. (Newport Co.), 1930 v Ni (1) E (7)
Hughes, A. (Rhos), 1894 y E, S (2) Jones, Cliff (Swansea T.), 1954 v A; 1956 v E, Ni,
Hughes, A. (Chirk), 1907 v Ni (1) S, A; 1957 v E, S, Ni, Cz (2), EG; (with Totten-
Hughes, E. (Everton), 1899 v E, S, Ni; (with ham H.), 1958 v E, S, Ni, EG, Is (2), H (2), M, Se,
Tottenham H.), 1901 v E, S; 1902 v Ni; 1904 v Br; 1959 v Ni; 1960 v E, S, Ni; 1961 v S, E, Ni,
E, Ni, S; 1905 v E, Ni, S; 1906 v E, Ni; 1907 v Sp, H, Ei; 1962 v E, Ni, S, Br (2), M; 1963 vS, EB,
E (15) Ni, H; 1964 v E, S, Ni; 1965 v E, S, Ni, D, Gr (2),
Hughes, E. (Wrexham), 1906 v S; (with Notting- USSR, I; 1967 v S, E; 1968 v E, S, WG; 1969
ham F.), 1906 v Ni; 1908 v S, E; 1910 v Ni, E, v I, 1970 v R of UK (60)
S; 1911 v Ni, E, S; 1912 v Ni, E, S; (with Man- Jones, C. W. (Birmingham), 1935 v Ni (1)
chester C.), 1913 v E, S; 1914 v Ni (16) Jones, D. (Chirk), 1888 v S, Ni; (with Bolton W),
Hughes, F. W. (Northwich Victoria), 1882 v E, Ni; 1889 v E, S, Ni; 1890 v E, Ni; 1891 v S; 1892 v
1883 v E, Ni, S; 1884 v S (6) Ni; 1893 v E; 1894 v E; 1895 v E; 1898 v S;
Hughes, I, (Luton T.), 1951-v E, Ni, P, Sw (4) (with Manchester C.), 1900 v E, Ni (15)
Hughes, J. (Aberystwyth), 1879 v S (1) Jones, D. O. (Leicester C.), 1934 v E, Ni; 1935 v E,
Hughes, J. (Cambridge University), 1877 v S (1) S; 1936 v E, Ni; 1937 v Ni (7)
Hughes, J. (Everton), 1905 v E, S, Ni (3) Jones, Evan (Chelsea), 1910 v S, Ni; (with Oldham
Hughes, J. I. (Blackburn R.), 1935 v Ni (1) Ath.), 1911 v E, S; 1912 v E, S; 1914 v Ni (7)
Hughes, P. W. (Bangor), 1887 v Ni: 1889 v Ni, E (3) Jones, F. W. (Llandudno), 1893 v S (1)
Hughes, W. (Carnarvon and Bootle), 1890 v E; Jones, G. P. (Wrexham), 1907 v S, Ni (2)
1891 v E; 1892 v S, Ni (4) Jones, H. (Aberaman), 1920 v Ni (1)
Hughes, W. A. (Blackburn R.), 1949 v E, Ni, P, Jones, Humphrey (Bangor and Queen’s Park),
Bel, Sw (5) 1885 v E, Ni, S; 1886 v E, Ni, S; 1887 v E;
Hughes, W. M. (Birmingham), 1938 v E, Ni, S; 1889 v E, Ni; 1900 v E, S, Ni; 1901 v E, S, Ni
- 1939 v E, Ni, S, F; 1947 v E, S, Ni (10) (15)
Humphreys, J. (Everton), 1947 v Ni (1) Jones, Ivor (Swansea T.), 1920 vS, Ni; 1921 v Ni, E;
Humphreys, R. (Druids), 1888 v Ni (1) 1922 v S, Ni; (with W.B.A.), 1923 v E, Ni; 1924 v
Hunter, W, H. (North End), 1887 v Ni (1) S; 1926 v Ni (10)
Jones, J. (Druids), 1876 v S (1}
Jackson, W. (St. Helens), 1889 v Ni (1) Jones, J. (Berwyn Rangers), 1883 v S; 1884 vS (2)
James, F. (Chirk), 1893 v E, Ni; 1894 v E, S, Ni; Jones, J. (Wrexham), 1925 v Ni (1)
1898 v E; 1899 v Ni (7) Jones, Jeffrey (Llandrindod Wells), 1908 v Ni;
James, G. (Blackpool), 1966 v Br (2), Ch; 1967 v Ni; 1909 v Ni; 1910 vS (3)
1968 v S; 1971 v Cz, S, E, Ni (9) Jones, J. L. (Ryddlan), 1895 v E, S, Ni; (with
James, L. (Burnley), 1972 v Cz, R, S (sub) (3) Sheffield U.), 1896 v Ni, S, E; 1897 v Ni, S, E;
James, W. (West Ham U.), 1931 v Ni; 1932 v Ni (with Tottenham H.), 1898 v Ni, E, S; 1899 v S,
(2) Ni; 1900 v S; 1902 v E, S, Ni; 1904 v E,S, Ni
Jarrett, R. H. (Ruthin), 1880 v S; 1889 v Ni (2) (21)
Jarvis, A. (Hull C.), 1967 v S, E, Ni (3) Jones, J. Love (Stoke C.), 1906 v S; (with Middles-
Jenkins, E. (Lovells Ath.), 1925 v E (1) brough), 1910 v Ni (2)
Jenkins, R. (Rhyl), 1902 v Ni (1) Jones, J. O. (Bangor), 1901 v S (1)
Jenkins, J. (Brighton), 1924 vy Ni, E, S; 1925 vS, Ni; Jones, J. T. (Stoke C.),
1912 vE, S, Ni; 1913 vE, Ni;
1926 v E, S; 1927 v S (8) 1914 v S, Ni; 1920 v E, S, Ni; (with C. Palace),
Jenkyns, C. A. L. (Builth), 1892 v E, S, Ni; (with 1921 v E, S; 1922 v E, S, Ni (15)
Small Heath), 1895 v E (with Woolwich Arsenal), Jones, K. (Aston Villa), 1950 v S (1)
1896 v S; 1897 v Ni; 1898 v S, E (8) Jones, Leslie (Coventry C.), 1935 v Ni; 1936 v S;
Jennings, W. (Bolton W.), 1914 v E, S; 1920 v S; 1937 v E, S, Ni; (with Arsenal), 1938 v E, S, Ni;
1922 v Ni; 1923 v E; 1924 E, S, Ni; 1927 v S, 1939 v E, S (10)
Ni; 1929 v S (11) Jones, R. (Bangor), 1889 v E; (with Crewe Alex.),
John, R. F. (Arsenal), 1923 v S, Ni; 1925 v Ni; 1890 v E (2)
1926 v E; 1927 v E; 1928 v E, Ni; 1930 v E, S; Jones, R. (Bangor), 1900 v S, Ni (2)
1932 v BE; 1933 v Ni; 1935 v Ni; 1936 v S; 1937 Jones, R. (Druids), 1899 v S; (with Millwall), 1906 v
vE(14) S, Ni (3)
John, W. R. (Walsall), 1931 v Ni; (with Stoke C.), Jones, R. S. (Wrexham), 1894 v Ni; (with Everton),
1932 vE, S, Ni; 1934 v E, S; (with Preston N.E.), 1898 v S (2)
1935 v E, S; (with Sheffield U.), 1936 v E, S, Ni; Jones, S. (Chester), 1887 v Ni; 1890 v S (2)
(with Swansea T.), 1939 v E, S (13) Jones, S. (Wrexham Olympic), 1893 v S, Ni; 1895 v
Johnson, M. (Swansea T.), 1964 v Ni (1) S; 1896 v E, Ni (5)
Jones, A. (Druids), 1884 v E, Ni, S; 1885 v S (4) Jones, T. (Bangor), 1885 v E, Ni; 1886 v S (3)
Jones, A. F. (Oxford University), 1887 v S (1) Jones, T. (Manchester U.), 1926 v Ni; 1927 v E, Ni;
Jones, A. T. (Nottingham F.), 1905 v E; 1906 vE 1930 v Ni (4)
Jones, T. D. (Aberdare), 1908 v Ni (1)
@)
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Jones, T. G. (Everton), 1938 v Ni; 1939 v BE, S, Ni; S, Ni, E; 1896 v E, S, Ni; 1897 v E, S; 1898 v Ni
1947 v E, S; 1948 v E, S, Ni; 1949 v E, Ni, P, Bel, (30)
Sw; 1950 v E, S, Bel (17) Lloyd, J. W. (Wrexham). 1879 v S; (with Newtown),
Jones, T. J. (Sheffield W.), 1932 v Ni (1) 1885 v S (2)
Jones, W. (Bristol R.), 1971 v Fi (1) Lloyd, R. A. (Ruthin), 1891 v Ni; 1895 v S (2)
Jones, W. (Druids), 1899 v E (1) Lockley, A. (Chirk), 1898 v Ni (1)
Jones, W. (Birmingham C.), 1939 v F (1) Lowrie, G. (Coventry C.), 1948 v E, S, Ni; 1949 y
Jones, W. E. A. (Swansea T.), 1947 v E, S; (with P, (4)
Tottenham H.), 1949 v E, S (4) Lucas, M. (Leyton Orient), 1962 v Ni, M; 1963 vS
Jones, W. J. (Aberdare), 1901 v E, S; (with West E (4)
Ham U.), 1902 v E, S (4) Lucas, W. H. (Swansea T.), 1949 v S, Ni, P, Bel,
Jones, W. Lot (Manchester C.), 1905 v E, Ni; Sw; 1950 v E; 1951 v E (7)
1906 v E, S, Ni; 1907 v E, S, Ni; 1908 v S; 1909 Lumberg, A. (Wrexham), 1929 v Ni; 1930 v E, S (3)
v E, S, Ni; 1910 v E; 1911 v E; 1913 v E, S;
1914 v S, Ni; (with Southend U.), 1920 v E, Ni Mahoney, J. (Stoke C.), 1968 v E; 1969 v EG; 1971
(20) v Cz (3)
Jones, W. P. (Druids), 1889 v E, Ni; 1890 v S, Ni Martin, T. (Newport Co)., 1930 v Ni (1)
(4) Mates, J. (Chirk), 1891 v Ni; 1897 v E, S (3)
Jones, W. R. (Aberystwyth), 1897 v S (1) McMillan, A. (Shrewsbury Engineers), 1881 v E,
S$ (2)
Keenor, F. (Cardiff C.), 1920 v E, Ni; 1921 v E, Ni, Mathias, J. S. (Brymbo), 1896 v S, Ni; 1897 v E, S;
S; 1922 v Ni; 1923 v E, Ni, S; 1924 v E, Ni, S; 1899 v S (5)
1925 v E, Ni, S; 1926 v S; 1927 v E, Ni, S; Mathews, R. W. (Liverpool), 1921 v Ni; (with
1928 v E, Ni, S; 1929 v E, Ni, S; 1930 v E, Ni, S; Bristol C), 1923 v E; (with Bradford), 1926 v Ni
1931 v E, Ni, S; (with Crewe Alex.), 1933 v S (32)
(3)
Kelly, F. C. (Wrexham), 1899 v S, Ni; 1902 v Ni (3) Matthews. W. (Chester), 1905 v Ni; 1908 v E (2)
Kelsey, J. (Arsenal), 1954 v E, A; 1955 v S, Ni, Y; Mays, A. W. (Wrexham), 1929 v Ni (1)
1956 v E, Ni, S, A; 1957 v E, Ni, S, Cz (2), EG; Medwin, T. (Swansea T.), 1953 v Ni, F, Y; (with
1958 vE, S, Ni, Is (2), H (2), M, Se, Br; 1959 v E, Tottenham H.), 1957 v E, S, Ni, Cz (2), WG;
S; 1960 v E, Ni, S; 1961 v E, Ni, S, H, Sp (2); 1958 v E, S, Ni, Is (2), H (2), M, Br; 1959 v E,
1962 v E, S, Ni Br (2) (41) S, Ni; 1960 v E, S, Ni; 1961 vS, E, Ei, Sp; 1963 v
Kenrick, Lloyd (Druids), 1876 v S; 1877 v_S;
E, H (30)
1879 v E, S; 1881 v E (5) Meredith, S. (Chirk), 1900 v S; 1901 v S, EB, Ni;
Ketley, C. F. (Druids), 1882 v Ni (1)
(with Stoke C.), 1902 v E; 1903 v Ni; 1904 v E;
King, J. (Swansea T.), 1955 v E (1) (with Leyton), 1907 v E (8)
Kinsey, N. (Norwich C.), 1951 v Ni, P, Sw; 1952 v
Meredith, W. (Manchester C.), 1895 v E, Ni; 1896
E; (with Birmingham), 1954 v Ni; 1956 v E, S (7) vE, Ni; 1897 v E, Ni, S; 1898 v E, Ni; 1899 v E;
Krzywicki, R. (Huddersfield T.), 1970 v E, S, Ni,
1900 v E, Ni; 1901 v E, Ni; 1902 v E, S; 1903 v
EG, I; 1971 v R Fi; 1972 v Cz (sub) (8) E, S, Ni; 1904 v E; 1905 v E, S; (with Manches-
Lambert, R. (Liverpool), 1947 v S; 1948 v E; 1949 v ter U.), 1907 v E, S, Ni; 1908 v E, Ni; 1909 v E,
P, Bel, Sw (5) S, Ni; 1910 v E, S, Ni; 1911 v E, S, Ni; 1912 v
Lathom, G. (Liverpool), 1905 v E, S; 1906 v §S; E, S, Ni; 1913 v E, S, Ni; 1914 v E, S, Ni; 1920
1907 v E, S, Ni; 1908 v E; 1909 v Ni; (with v E, S, Ni (48)
Southport Central), 1910 v E; (with Cardiff C.), Mielczarek, A. (Rotherham), 1971 v Fi (1)
1913 v Ni (10) Millership, H. (Rotherham Co.), 1920 v BE, S, Ni;
Lawrence, S. (Swansea T.), 1932 v Ni; 1934 v S, E, 1921 v E, S, Ni (6)
Ni; 1935 v E, S; 1936 v S (7) Millington, A. (W.B.A.), 1963 v S, E, H; (with
Lawrence, E. (Clapton Orient), 1930 v Ni; (with C. Palace), 1965 v E, USSR; (with Peterborough
Notts. Co.), 1932 v S (2) U.), 1966 v Ch, Br; 1967 v E, Ni; 1968 v Ni,
Lea, C. (Ipswich T.), 1965 v Ni, I (2) WG; 1969 v I, EG (with Swansea); 1970 v E, S,
Lea, W. A. (Wrexham), 1889 v E; 1891 v S, Ni; Ni; 1971 v Cz, Fi; 1972 v Fi (sub), Cz, R (21)
1893 v Ni (4) Mills, T. J. (Clapton Orient), 1934 v EB, Ni; (with
Leary, P. (Bangor), 1889 v Ni (1) Leicester C.), 1935 v E, S (4)
Leek, K. (Leicester C.), 1961 v S, E, Ni, H, Sp (2); Mills-Roberts, R. H. (Bangor, Corinthians and
(with Newcastle U), 1962 v S, Br (sub), M; (with Preston N.E.), 1885 v E, S, Ni; 1886 v E; 1887 v
Birmingham C.), 1963 v E; 1965 v S, Gr; (with E; 1888 v BE, Ni; 1892 v E (8)
Northampton T.), 1965 v Gr (13) Moore, G. (Cardiff C.), 1960 v E, S, Ni; 1961 v
Lever, A. R. (Leicester C.), 1953 v S (1) Ei, Sp; 1962 v Br, (with Chelsea), 1963 v Ni, H;
Lewis, B. (Wrexham), 1892 v S, E, Ni; 1893 y S, BE; (with Manchester U.), 1964 v S, Ni; (with
1894 v S, E, Ni; 1895 v S (9) Northampton T.), 1966 v Ni, Ch; (with Charlton
Lewis, D. (Arsenal), 1927 v E; 1928 v Ni; 1930 v Ath.), 1969 v S, E, Ni; 1970 R of UK; v E, S, Ni,
E (3) T; 1971 vR (21)
Lewis, D. J. (Swansea T.), 1933 v E, S (2) Morgan, J. R. (Derby School and Swansea), 1879 v
Lewis, J. (Wrexham), 1881 v E; 1884 v S (2) S; 1880 v E, S; 1881 v E, S; 1882 v E, S, Ni;
Lewis, J. (Bristol R.), 1906 v E (1) 1883 v E (9)
Lewis, J. (Cardiff C.), 1926 v S (1) Morgan, T. (Wrexham), 1905 v Ni (1)
Lewis, W. (Swansea T.), 1927 v E, Ni; 1929 v S; Morgan, T. R. (Cambridge University), 1877 v S (1)
(with Huddersfield T.), 1930 v E (4) Morgan-Owen, H. (Rhyl), 1901 v E, S; (with
Lewis, W. (Bangor), 1885 v E; 1886 v E, S; 1887 v Oxford University), 1902 v S; (with Welshpool),
E, S; 1888 v E; 1889 v E, Ni, S; (with Crewe 1906 v E, Ni; (with Corinthians), 1907 v S (6)
Alex.), 1890 v E, S, Ni; 1891 v E, S, Ni; 1892 v Morgan-Owen, M. M. (Oxford University), 1897 v
E, S, Ni; 1894 vy E, S, Ni; (with Chester), 1895 v S, Ni; 1898 v E, S; 1899 v S; 1900 v E; (with
744
cneagre 1903 v S; 1906 vS, E, Ni; 1907 vE Parry, M. (Liverpool), 1901 v E, S, Ni; 1902 v E,
11) S, Ni; 1903 v E, S; 1904v E, Ni; 1906 v BE; 1908
Morley, E. (Swansea T.), 1925 y E; (with Clapton VE, S, Ni; 1909 v E, S (16)
Orient), 1929 v E, S, Ni (4) Parry, T. D. (Oswestry), 1900 v E, S, Ni; 1901 v
Morris, A. G. (Aberystwyth), 1896 v E, Ni, S; E, S, Ni; 1902 v E (7)
1897 v E; (with Swindon T.), 1898 v S; (with Paul, R. (Swansea T.), 1949 v E, S, Ni, P, Sw;
Nottingham F.), 1899 v E, S; 1903 v E, S; 1905 1950 v E, S, Ni, Bel; (with Manchester C.), 1951 v
v E, S; 1907 v E, S; 1908 v E; 1910 v E, S, Ni; S, E, Ni, P, Sw; 1952 v E, S, Ni, R of UK; 1953 v
1911 vE, S, Ni; 1912 v E (21) S, E, Ni, F, Y; 1954 v E, S, Ni; 1955 v S, E, Y;
Morris, C. (Chirk), 1900 v E, S, Ni; (with Derby 1956 v E, Ni, S, A (33)
Co.), 1901 v E, S, Ni; 1902 v E; 1903 v E, S, Ni; Peake, E. (Liverpool), 1908 v Ni; 1909 v Ni, S, E;
1904 v E, Ni; 1905 v S, Ni; 1906 v S; 1907 v S; 1910 v S, Ni; 1911 v Ni; 1912 v E; 1913 vS, Ni;
1908 v E, S; 1909 v E, S, Ni; (with Huddersfield 1914 v Ni (11)
T.), 1910 v E, S, Ni; 1911 v EB, S, Ni (27) Peers, E. J. (Wolverhampton W.), 1914 v Ni, S, E;
Morris, H. (Chirk and Manchester U.), 1893 v E, S, 1920 v E, S; 1921 v S, Ni, E; (with Port Vale),
Ni; 1894 v S; 1896 v E, W; 1897 v E, W (8) 1922 v E, S, Ni; 1923 v E (12)
Morris, J. (Oswestry), 1887 v S (1) Perry, E. (Doncaster R.), 1938 v E, S, Ni (3)
Morris, J. (Chirk), 1898 v Ni (1) Phennah, F. (Civil Service), 1878 v S (1)
Morris, R. (Chirk), 1899 v E; 1900 v Ni; 1901 v Ni; Phennice, H. (Wrexham), 1882 v S (1)
1902 v S; 1903 v E, Ni (6) Phillips, C. (Wolverhampton W.), 1931 v Ni; 1932 v
Morris, R. (Newtown), 1902 v E, S, Ni; 1903 vS, Ni; E; 1933 v S; 1934 v E, S, Ni; 1935 v E, S, Ni;
(with Liverpool), 1904 v E, S, Ni; 1906 v S; 1936 v S; (with Aston Villa), 1936 v E, Ni; 1938
1907 v Ni; 1908 v Ni(10) v S (13)
Morris, S. (Birmingham), 1937 v E, S; 1938 v E, S; Phillips, L. (Cardiff C.), 1971 v Cz, S, E, Ni; 1972 v
1939 v F (5) Cz, R, S, Ni (8)
Morris, W. (Burnley), 1947 v Ni; 1949 v E; 1952 v Poland, G. (Wrexham), 1939 v E, F (2)
S, Ni, R of UK (5) Powell, A. (Leeds U.), 1947 v E, 8S; 1948 v E, S, Ni;
Moulsdale, J. R. B. (Corinthians), 1925 v Ni (1) (with Everton), 1949 v E; (with Birmingham),
Murpby, J. (W.B.A.), 1933 v E, Ni; 1934 v E, S; 1950 v Bel; 1951 v S (8)
1935 v E, S, Ni; 1936 v E, S, Ni; 1937 v S, Ni; Powell, D. (Wrexham), 1968 v WG; (with Sheffield
1938 v E, S (14) U.), 1969 v S, E, Ni, I, WG; 1970 v E, S, Ni, EG;
Neal, J. E., (Colwyn Bay), 1931 v E, S (2) 1971 v R (11)
Newnes, J. (Nelson), 1926 v Ni (1) Powell, I. (Q.P.R.), 1947 vE ; 1948 v E, S, Ni; 1949
Newton, L. F. (Cardiff Corinthians), 1925 v Ni (1) v Bel; (with Aston Villa), 1950 v S, Bel; 1951 vS
Nicholas, D. S. (Stoke C.), 1923 v S; (with Swansea (8)
T.), 1927 v E, Ni (3) Powell, J. (Druids and Newton Heath), 1879 v S;
Nicholls, J. (Newport Co.), 1924 v E, Ni; (with 1880 v E, S; 1882 v E,S, Ni; 1883 v E, S, Ni;
Cardiff C.), 1925 v E, S (4) 1884 v E; 1887 v E, S; 1888 v E, S, Ni (12)
Nock, W. (Newtown), 1897 v Ni (1) Powell, S. (Oswestry), 1885 v S; 1886 v E, Ni (3)
Nurse, M. (Swansea T.), 1960 v E, Ni; 1961 v S, E, Powell, Seth (Summerhill), 1891 v E, S; 1892 v E,
H, Ni, Ei, Sp (2); (with Middlesbrough), 1963 v S (4)
E, H; 1964 v S (12) Price, H. (Aston Villa), 1907 v S; 1908 v Ni; 1909 v
S, E, Ni (5)
O’Callaghan, E. (Tottenham H.), 1929 v Ni; 1930 v Price, J. (Druids and Wrexham), 1877 v S; 1878 v
S; 1932 v S, E; 1933 v Ni, S, E; 1934 v Ni, S, E; S; 1879 v E; 1880 vE,S; 1881 vE,S; 1882 vS,
1935 v E(11) E, Ni; 1883 vS, Ni (12)
Oliver, A. (Bangor), 1905 v E, S (2) Pring, K. (Rotherham), 1966 v Ch, D; 1967 v Ni(3)
Owen, D. (Newtown), 1879 v E (1) Pryce-Jones, A. W. (Newtown), 1895 v E (1)
Owen, E. (Ruthin Grammar School), 1884 v E, Ni, Pryce-Jones, W. E. (Newtown), 1887 v S; 1888 v S,
S (3) E, Ni; 1890 v Ni (5)
Owen, G. (Chirk), 1889 v S, Ni; 1891 v Ni; 1892 v Pugh, D. H. (Wrexham), 1896 v S, Ni; 1897 v S,
E; 1893 v Ni (5) Ni; (with Lincoln C.), 1900 v S; 1901 v S, E (7)
Owen, T. (Newtown), 1879 v E (1) Pugley, J. (Charlton Ath.), 1903 v Ni (1)
Owen, Trevor (Crewe Alex.), 1899 v E, S (2) Pullen, W. J. (Plymouth Arg.), 1926 v E (1)
Owen, W. (Chirk), 1884 v E; 1885 v Ni; 1887 v E;
1888 v E,S; 1889 v E, Ni,S; 1890 vS, Ni; 1891 Rankmore, F. (Peterborough), 1966 v Ch (sub) (1)
vE, S; 1892 v E, S; 1893 v S, Ni (16) Rea, J. (Aberystwyth), 1894 v Ni, S, E; 1895 v S;
Owen, W. P. (Ruthin), 1880 v E, S; 1881 v E, S; 1896 v S, Ni; 1897 v S, Ni; 1898 v Ni (9)
1882 v E, S, Ni; 1883 v E, S; 1884 v E, S, Ni (12) Reece, G. (Sheffield U.), 1966 v E, S, Ni, USSR;
Owen, J. (Wrexham), 1902 v S (1) 1967 v S; 1969 v R of UK (sub); 1970 v I (sub);
Page, M. (Birmingham C.), 1971 v Fi; 1972 v S, Ni 1971 v S, E, Ni, Fi; 1972 v Fi, R, E (sub), S, Ni
(3) (16)
Palmer, D. (Swansea T.), 1957 v Cz; 1958 v E, EG Reed. W. (Ipswich T.), 1955 v S, Y (2)
(3) Rees, R. (Coventry C.), 1965 v S, E, Ni, D, Gr (2),
Parris, J. E. (Bradford), 1932 v Ni (1) I, R; 1966 v E, S, Ni, R, D, Br (2), Ch; 1967 v
Parry, B. J. (Swansea T.), 1951 v S (1) E, Ni; (with W.B.A.), 1968 v E, S, Ni, WG;
Parry, C. (Everton), 1891 v E, S; 1893 v E; 1894 v 1969 v I; (with Nottingham F.), 1969 v WG, EG,
E; 1895 v E, S; 1896 v E, S, Ni; 1897 v Ni; 1898 v S, R of UK; 1970 v E, S, Ni, EG, I; 1971 v Cz, R,
E, S, Ni (13) E (sub), Ni (sub), Fi; 1972 v Cz (sub), R (39)
Parry, E. (Liverpool), 1922 v S; 1923 v E, Ni; 1925 Rees, W. (Cardiff C.), 1949 v Ni, Bel, Sw; (with
v Ni: 1926 v Ni (5) Tottenham H.), 1950 v Ni (4)
Parry, H. (Newtown), 1895 v Ni (1) Richards, A. (Barnsley), 1932 v S (1)
745
Richards, D. (Wolverhampton W.), 1931 v Ni; Sidlow, C. (Liverpool), 1947 vE, S; 1948 vE. S, Ni;
1933 VE, S, Ni; 1934 v. E, S, Ni; 1935 v E, S, 1949 v S, 1950 v E(7)
Ni; 1936 v S; (with Brentford), 1936 v BE, Ni; Sisson, H. (Wrexham Olympic), 1885 v Ni; 1886 v
1937 vS, E; (with Birmingham), 1937 v Ni; 1938 S, Ni (3) ’
v E, Ni; 1939 v E, S (20) Sprake, G. (Leeds U.), 1964 v S, Ni; 1965 v S, D,
Richards, G. (Druids and Oswestry), 1899 v E, S, Gr; 1966 v E, Ni, USSR; 1967 v S; 1968 v E, S;
Ni; 1903 v Ni; 1904 v S; 1905 v Ni (6) 1969 v S, E, Ni, WG, R of UK; 1970 v EG, I;
Richards, R. W. (Wolverhampton W.), 1920 v E, S; 1971 vR, S, E, Ni; 1972 v Fi, E, S, Ni (26)
1921 v Ni; 1922 v E, S; (with West Ham U.), Stanfield, F. (Cardiff C.), 1949 v S (1)
1924 v E, S, Ni; (with Mold), 1926 v S (9) Stitfall, R. (Cardiff C.), 1953 v E; 1957 v Cz (2)
Richards, S. (Cardiff C.), 1947 v E (1) Sullivan, D. (Cardiff C.), 1953 v Ni, F, Y; 1954 v Ni;
Richards, W. (Fulham), 1933 v Ni (1) 1955 v E, Ni; 1957 v E, S; 1958 v Ni, H (2), Se,
Roach, J. (Oswestry), 1885 v Ni (1) Br; 1959 vy S, Ni; 1960 v E, S (17)
Robbins, W. (Cardiff C.), 1931 v E, S; 1932 v Ni, E,
Tapscott, D. (Arsenal), 1954 v A; 1955 v S, E Ni,
S; (with W.B.A.), 1933 v E, S, Ni; 1934 v S;
Y; 1956 v E, Ni, S, A; 1957 v Ni, Cz, EG; (with
1936 v S (10)
Cardiff C.), 1959 v E, Ni (14)
Roberts, E. (Wrexham Olympic), 1887 v Ni (1)
Taylor H. (Wrexham), 1898 v E (1)
Roberts, J. (Bolton), 1949 v Bel (1)
Taylor, O. D. (Newtown), 1893 v S, Ni; 1894 vS,
Roberts, J. (Arsenal), 1971 v S, E, Ni, Fi; 1972 v
Fi, E, Ni(7) Ni (4)
Roberts, J. (Corwen), 1879 v S; 1880 v E, S; 1882 v
Thomas, C. (Druids), 1899 v Ni; 1900 v S (2)
Thomas, D. (Swansea T.), 1957 v Cz; 1958 v EG (2)
E, S; 1883 v E (6)
Thomas, E. (Cardiff Corinthians), 1925 v E (1)
Roberts, J. (Ruthin), 1881 v S; 1882 v S (2)
Roberts, J. (Bradford C.), 1906 v Ni; 1907 v Ni (2) Thomas, G. (Wrexham Olympic), 1885 v E, S (2)
Thomas, H. (Manchester U.), 1927 v E (1)
Roberts, Jas. (Chirk), 1898 v S (1)
Roberts, Jas. (Wrexham), 1900 v S, Ni (2) Thomas, R. (Swindon T.), 1967 v Ni; 1968 v WG;
1969 v E, Ni, I, WG, R of UK; 1970 vE, S, Ni,
Roberts, R. (Crewe Alex.), 1893 v E (1)
Roberts, R. (Druids), 1884 v S; 1886 v Ni; 1887 vS; EG, I; 1971 v S, E, Ni, R, Cz; 1972 v Fi, Cz, R,
1888 v S, E; 1889 v S, E (7) E, S, Ni (23)
Roberts. W. (Llangollen and Berwyn Rangers), Thomas, S. (Fulham), 1948 v E, S, Ni; 1949 v S (4)
1879 v E, S; 1880 v E, S; 1881 v E, S; 1883 v Thomas, T. (Bangor), 1898 v S, Ni (2)
E, S (8) Thomas, W. (Newport Co.), 1931 v E, S (2)
Roberts, W. (Wrexham Olympic), 1886 v E, S, Ni; Thompson, D. (Shropshire W.), 1876 v S (1)
1887 v Ni; 1891 v Ni (5) Thomson, G. F. (Druids), 1876 v S; 1877 v S (2)
Rodrigues, P. (Cardiff C.), 1965 v Ni, Gr (2), R; Toshack, J. (Cardiff C.), 1969 v S, E, Ni, WG, EG,
1966 v E, S; (with Leicester C.), v Ni, D, Br (2), R of UK; 1970 v EG, I; 1971 vS, E,Ni, Fi; 1972
Ch; 1967 v S; 1968 v E, S, Ni; 1969 v E, Ni, EG, v Fi, E(14)
R of UK; 1970 vE, S, Ni, EG; (with Sheffield W.) Townsend, W. (Newtown), 1887 v Ni; 1893 v Ni (2)
1971 v R, E, S, Cz, Ni; 1972 v Fi, Cz, R, E, Ni Trainer, H. (Wrexham), 1895 v E, S, Ni (3)
(sub) (33) Trainer, J. (Wrexham), 1897 v S; 1898 v S; (with
Rogers, J. P. (Wrexham). 1896 v E. S, Ni (3) Preston N.E.), 1889 v E, S; 1890 v S; 1891 v
Rogers, W. (Wrexham), 1931 v E, S (2) S; 1892 v S, Ni; 1894 v E, Ni; 1895 v E, Ni; 1896
Roose, L. R. (Aberystwyth), 1900 v Ni; (with v S; 1897 v E, S, Ni; 1898 v E, S; 1899 vS, Ni
London Welsh), 1901 v E, S, Ni; (with Stoke C.), (20)
1902 v E, S; 1904 v E; (with Everton), 1905 v S, E; Turner, H. (Charlton Ath.), 1937 v E, S, Ni; 1938
(with Stoke C.), 1906 v E, S, Ni; 1907 v E, S, v E, S, Ni; 1939 v Ni, F (8)
Ni; (with Sunderland), 1908 v E, S; 1909 v E, S, Turner, R. E. (Wrexham), 1891 v E, Ni (2)
Ni; 1910 v E, S, Ni; 1911 v S (24) Turner, W. H. (Wrexham O.), 1887 v E, Ni; 1890 v
Rouse, V. (C. Palace), 1959 v Ni (1) S; 1891 v E, S; 1892 v E (6)
Rowlands, A. S. (Tranmere R.), 1914 v E (1)
Vaughan, Jas. (Druids), 1893 v E, S, Ni; 1899 v E (4)
Rowley, T. (Tranmere R.), 1959 v Ni (1)
Vaughan, John (Druids), 1879 v S; 1880 v S; 1881
Russell, M. (Merthyr T.), 1912 v S, Ni; 1914 v EB;
v E, S; 1882 v E, S, Ni; 1883 v E, S, Ni; 1884 v
(with Plymouth Arg.), 1920 v E, S, Ni; 1921 v
E (11)
E, S, Ni; 1922 v E, Ni; 1923 v E, S, Ni; 1924 v
Vaughan, J. O. (Rhyl), 1885 v Ni; 1886 v Ni, E, S
E, S, Ni; 1925 v E, S; 1926 v E, S; 1928 v S; 1929
v E (23) (4)
Vaughan, T. (Rhyl), 1885 v E (1)
Vearncombe, G. (Cardiff C.), 1958 v EG; 1961 v Bi
Sabine, H. W. (Oswestry), 1887 v Ni (1)
Savin, G. (Oswestry), 1878 v S (1) ()
Sear, C. (Manchester C.), 1963 v E (1)
Vernon, R. (Blackburn R.), 1957 v Ni, Cz (2), EG;
1958 v E, S, EG, Se; 1959 v S; 1960 v Ni; 1961 v
Scrine, F. H. (Swansea T.), 1950 v EB, Ni (2)
S, E, Ei; (with Everton) 1962 v Ni, Br (2), M;
Shaw, E. G. (Oswestry), 1882 v Ni; 1884 v S, Ni (3)
1963 v S, E, H; 1964 v E, S; 1965 v Ni, Gr, I;
Sherwood, A. (Cardiff C.), 1947 v E, Ni; 1948 vS,
1966 v E, S, Ni; (with Stoke C.), 1966 v USSR,
Ni; 1949 vy E, S, Ni, P, Bel, Sw; 1950 v E, S, Ni,
D; 1967 v Ni; 1968 v E (32)
Bel; 1951 v E, S, Ni, P, Sw; 1952 v E, S, Ni,
Vizard, E, T. (Bolton W.), 1911 v E, S, Ni; 1912 v
R of UK; 1953 v S, E, Ni, F, Y; 1954 v E, S, Ni,
E, S; 1913 vS; 1914 v BE, Ni; 1920 v E; 1921 vB,
A; 1955 S, E, Ni; 1956 v E, S, Ni, A; (with
Newport Co.), 1957 v E, S (41)
S, Ni; 1922 v E, S; 1923 v E, Ni; 1924 v E, S, Ni;
Shone, W. (Oswestry), 1879 v E (1)
1926 v E, S; 1927 v S (22)
Shortt, W. (Plymouth Arg.), 1947 v Ni; 1950 v Ni, Walley, T. (Watford), 1971 v Cz (1)
Bel; 1952 v E, S, Ni, R of UK; 1953 vS, E, Ni, Ward, D. (Bristol R.), 1959 v E; (with Cardiff GS);
EY a2) 1962 v E (2)
746
Warner, J. (Swansea T.), 1937 v E; (with Man- Williams, H. J. (Newport Co.), 1949 v Ni, Sw; (with
chester U.), 1939 v F (2) Leeds U.), 1950 v Ni; 1951 v S (4)
Warren, F. (Cardiff C.), 1929 vy Ni; (with Middles- Williams, J. (Wrexham), 1939 v F (1)
brough), 1931 v Ni; 1933 v E; (with Hearts), Williams, J. H. (Oswestry), 1884 v E (1)
1937 v Ni; 1938 v Ni (5) Williams, J. T. (Middlesbrough), 1925 v Ni (1)
Watkins, A. E. (Leicester Fosse), 1898 v E, S; 1900 Williams, J. W. (C. Palace), 1912 v S, Ni (2)
VE, S; (with Millwall), 1904 v Ni (5) Williams, L. (Wrexham), 1931 v E (1)
Watkins, W. M. (Stoke), 1902 v E; 1903 v Ni; (with Williams, R. (Merthyr T.), 1921 v E, S; (with
Aston Villa), 1903 v E, S; 1904 v E, S, Ni; (with Sheffield W.), 1923 v S; 1926 v S; 1927 v E, Ni;
Sunderland), 1905 v E, S, Ni (10) (with Manchester U), 1929 v E, S (8)
Webster, C. (Manchester U.), 1957 v Cz; 1958 v H, Williams, R. (Newcastle U.), 1935 v S, E (2)
M, Cz (4) Williams, R. P. (Carnarvon), 1886 v S (1)
Whatley, W. (Tottenham H.), 1939 v BE, S (2) Williams, S. (W.B.A.), 1954 v A; 1955 v E, Ni;
White, P. F. (Bangor) 1896 v Ni (1) 1956 v E, S, A; 1958 v E, S, Ni, Is (2), H (2), M,
Wilcocks, A. R. (Oswestry), 1890 v Ni (1) Se, Br; 1959 v E, S, Ni; 1960 v E, S, Ni; 1961 v
Wilding, J. (Wrexham O.), 1885 v E, S, Ni; 1886 v Ni, Ei, H, Sp (2); 1962 v E, S, Ni, Br (2), M;
E, Ni; 1887 v E; 1888 v S, Ni; 1892 v S (9) (with Southampton), 1963 v S, E, H (2); 1964 v
Williams, B. (Swansea T.), 1928 v Ni, E; 1930 vE,S; E, S; 1965 v S, E, D; 1966 v D (43)
(with Everton), 1931 v Ni; 1932 v E; 1933 vE,S Williams, W. (Druids), 1876 v S; 1878 v S; 1879 v
Ni; 1935 v Ni (10) E, S; 1880 v E; 1881 v E, S; 1882 v E, S, Ni;
Williams, B. (Bristol C.), 1930 v Ni (1) 1883 v Ni (11)
Williams, E. (Flint), 1893 v E, S (2) Williams, W. (Northampton), 1925 v S (1)
Williams, E. (Druids). 1901 v E,-Ni, S; 1902 v E, Ni Whitcomb, D. (W.B.A.), 1947 v E, S; (with Sheffield
(5) W.), 1947 v Ni (3)
Williams, G. (Cardiff C.), 1951 vSw(1) Woosnam, G. (Newtown), 1879 v S (1)
Williams, G. (Chirk), 1893 v S; 1894 v S; 1895 v E, Woosnam, P. (West Ham U.), 1959 v E, 8; 1960 v
S, Ni; 1898 v Ni (6) E, S, Ni; 1961 v S, E, Ni, Ei, Sp, H; 1962 v E, S,
Williams, G. (W.B.A.), 1960 v Ni; 1961 v S, E, Ei; Ni, Br; (with Aston Villa), 1963 v Ni, H (17)
1963 v Ni, H; 1964 v E, S, Ni; 1965 vS, E, Ni, D, Worthington, T. (Newtown), 1894 v S (1)
Gr (2), R, 1; 1966 v Ni, Br (2), Ch; 1967 vS, Wynn, G. (Chirk), 1903 v Ni; (with Wrexham),
E, Ni; 1968 v Ni; 1969 v I (26) 1909 v E, S, Ni; (with Manchester C.), 1910 v E;
Williams, G. (Swansea T.), 1961 v Ni, H, Sp (2); 1911 v Ni; 1912 v E, S; 1913 v E,S;1914vE,S
1962 v E (5) (12)
Williams, G. O. (Wrexham), 1907 v Ni (1)
Williams, H. (Swansea), 1965 v Gr (2); 1972vR Yorath, T. (Leeds U.), 1970 v I; 1971 v S, E, Ni;
(3) 1972 v Cz, E, S, Ni(8)
747
Northern Ireland’s full international teams 1946-71
Substitutes in brackets
1947 . 1947
Eneland Serena Wales Scotland England
1 Russell 1 Hinton 1 Hinton 1 Hinton 1 Hinton

2 Gorman 2 Gorman 2 Gorman 2 Martin 2 Martin
3 Ahearne 3 Feeney 3 Carey 3 Ahearne 3 Carey
4 Carey 4 Martin 4 Sloan 4 Walsh, W. 4 Walsh, W.
5 Vernon 5 Vernon 5 Vernon 5 Vernon 5S Vernon
6 Douglas 6 Farrell 6 Farrell 6 Farrell 6 Farrell
7 Cochrane 7 Cochrane 7 Cochrane 7 Cochrane 7 Cochrane
8 McAlinden 8 Carey 8 Stevenson 8 Smyth 8 Smyth
9 McMorran 9 Walsh, D. 9 Walsh, D. 9 Walsh, D. 9 Walsh, D.
10 Doherty 10 Stevenson 10 Doherty 10 Stevenson 10 Doherty
11 Lockhart 11 Eglington 11 Eglington 11 Eglington 11 Eglington
Belfast Hampden Belfast Belfast Everton
Sept 28: 2-7 Nov 27: 0-0 April 16: 2-1 Oct 4: 2-0 Nov 5: 2-2
Lockhart 2 Stevenson, Doherty Smyth2 Doherty, Walsh, D.
1948 1948 1948 1949 _ 1949

Wales England Scotland Wales Scotland
1 Hinton 1 Smyth 1 Smyth 1 Moore 1 Kelly, P.
2 Martin 2 Carey 2 Carey 2 Carey 2 Bowler
3 Gorman 3 Martin 3 Keane 3 Ahearne 3 McMichael
4 Walsh, W. 4 Walsh, W. 4 McCabe 4 McCabe 4 Blanchflower
S Vernon 5 Vernon 5 Vernon 5 Vernon 5 Vernon
6 Farrell 6 Farrell 6 Walsh, W. 6 Farrell 6 Ferris
7 Cochrane 7 O'Driscoll 7 Cochrane 7 Cochrane 7 Cochrane
8 Smyth 8 McAlinden 8 Smyth 8 Smyth 8 Smyth
9 Walsh, D. 9 Walsh, D. 9 Walsh, D. 9 Walsh, D. 9 Brennan
10 Doherty 10 Tully 10 Doherty 10 Brennan 10 Crossan
11 Eglington 11 Eglington 11 O'Driscoll 11 O'Driscoll 11 McKenna
Wrexham Belfast Hampden Belfast Belfast
Mar 10: 0-2 Oct 9: 2-6 Nov 17: 2-3 Mar 9: 0-2 Oct 1: 2-8
Walsh, D. 2 Walsh, D. 2 Smyth 2
1949 1950 1950 1950 1951

England Wales England Scotland Wales
1 Kelly 1 Kelly 1 Kelly 1 Kelly 1 Hinton
2 Feeney 2 Bowler 2 Gallogly 2 Gallogly 2 Graham
3 McMichael 3 Ahearne 3 McMichael 3 McMichael 3 Cunningham
4 Bowler 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower 4 McCabe
5S Vernon 5 Martin 5S Vernon 5 Vernon 5 Vernon
6 McCabe 6 Ryan 6 Cush 6 Cush 6 Dickson
7 Cochrane 7 McKenna 7 Campbell 7 Campbell 7 Hughes
8 Smyth 8 Smyth 8 Crossan 8 McGarry 8 McMorran
9 Brennan 9 Walsh, D. 9 McMorran 9 McMorran 9 Simpson
10 Tully 10 Brennan 10 Brennan 10 Doherty 10 McGarry
11 McKenna 11 Lockhart 11 McKenna 11 McKenna 11 Lockhart
Maine Road.
Manchester ” Nae 8.0-0 eke Novi Many: 1-2
Nov 6: 2-9 McMorran McGarry Simpson
Smyth, Brennan
748
1951 1951 195
France Scotland Enuland Webs Enoland
1 Hinton 1 Uprichard 1 Uprichard 1 Uprichard 1 Uprichard
2 Graham 2 Graham 2 Graham 2 Graham 2 Cunningham
3 McMichael 3 McMichael 3 McMichael 3 McMichael 3 McMichael
4 Blanchflower 4 Dickson 4 Dickson 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower
5 Vernon 5 Vernon 5 Vernon 5 Dickson 5 Dickson
6 Ferris 6 Ferris 6 McCourt 6 McCourt 6 McCourt
7 Bingham 7 Bingham 7 Bingham 7 Bingham 7 Bingham
8 McGarry 8 Mcllroy 8 Smyth 8 D’Arcy 8 D’Arcy
9 Simpson 9 McMorran 9 McMorran 9 McMorran 9 McMorran
10 Dickson 10 Peacock 10 Mcllroy 10 MclIlroy 10 McIlroy
11 McKenna 11 Tully 11 McKenna 11 Lockhart 11 Tully
Belfast Belfast Villa Park Swansea Belfast
May 12: 2-2 Oct 6: 0-3 Novy 20: 0-2 Mar 19: 0-3 Oct 4: 2-2
Ferris, Simpson Tully 2
1952 1952 1953 1953 1953

Scotland France Wales Scotland England
1 Uprichard 1 Uprichard 1 Uprichard 1 Smyth 1 Smyth
2 Graham 2 Graham 2 McCabe 2 Cunningham 2 Graham
4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower
5 Dickson 5 Dickson 5 Dickson 5 McCabe 5 Dickson
6 McCourt 6 McCourt 6 McCourt 6 Cush 6 Cush
8 D’Arcy 8 D’Arcy 8 McIlroy 8 McIlroy 8 McIlroy
9 McMorran 9 McMorran 9 McMorran 9 Simpson 9 Simpson
10 MclIlroy 10 Peacock 10 D’Arcy 10 Tully 10 McMorran
11 Tully 11 Tully 11 Tully 11 Lockhart 11 Lockhart
Nov 3: tl Nov11:1-3 April5:2-3 Oct3:1-3 Nov it: 1-3

D'Arcy Tully McMorran 2 Lockhart McMorran
4 1955 1955
Wales Ennland nc Wales Scotland
1 Gregg 1 Uprichard 1 Uprichard 1 Uprichard 1 Uprichard
2 Graham 2 Montgomery 2 Graham 2 Graham 2 Graham
3 McMichael 3 McMichael 3 Cunningham 3 McMichael 3 Cunningham
5 Dickson 5 Dickson 5 McCavana 5 McCleary 5 McCavana
6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Casey 6 Peacock
8 Blanchflower, J. 8 Blanchflower, J. 8 Blanchflower, J. 8 Crossan 8 Blanchflower, J.
9 McAdams 9 Simpson 9 McAdams 9 Walker 9 Coyle
10 Mcllroy 10 MclIlroy 10 Mcllroy 10 Mcllroy 10 Mcllroy
11 McParland 11 McParland 11 McParland 11 Lockhart 11 McParland
n Belfast Belfast
ee Bere 0-2 Noes 2 April 20: 2-3 Oct 8: 2-1
Bingham, McAdams Crossan, Walker peo, fe
McParland 2
749
6 1956 1957
loriand Weles Aaand Scotland Portugal
1 Uprichard 1 Uprichard 1 Gregg 1 Gregg 1 Gregg

2 Cunningham 2 Cunningham 2 Cunningham 2 Cunningham 2 Cunningham
3 McMichael 3 McMichael 3 McMichael 3 McMichael
3 Graham
5 McCavana 5 Blanchflower, J. 5 Blanchfiower, J. 5 Blanchflower, J. 5 Blanchflower, J.
6 Peacock 6 Casey 6 Casey 6 Casey 6 Casey
8 McIlroy 8 McIlroy 8 Mcllroy 8 McIlroy 8 Mcllroy
9 Coyle 9 Jones, J. 9 Jones, J. 9 Shields 9 Coyle
10 Tully 10 McMorran 10 McAdams 10 Dickson 10 Cush
11 McParland 11 Lockhart 11 McParland 11 McParland 11 McParland
i mpden Lisbon
Nees ta yenipie 1-1 ae 1-1 No 0-1 Jan 16: 1-1
Jones Mclilroy Bingham
eee ee Se ee ee ee
1957 1957 1957 1957 1957
Wales Italy Portugal Scotland England
1 Gregg 1 Gregg 1 Gregg 1 Uprichard 1 Gregg
2 Cunningham 2 Cunningham 2 Cunningham 2 Cunningham 2 Keith
5 Cush 5 Cush 5 Cush 5 Blanchflower, J. 5 Blanchflower, J.
6 Peacock 6 Casey 6 Casey 6 Peacock 6 Peacock
8 Mcllroy 8 Simpson 8 Simpson 8 Simpson 8 McCrory
9 Jones 9 McMorran 9 McMorran 9 McAdams 9 Simpson
10 Casey 10 Mcllroy 10 Mcllroy 10 Mcllroy 10 Mcllroy
11 McParland 11 Peacock 11 Peacock 11 McParland 11 McParland
Belfast Rome Belfast Belfast Wembley
April 10: 0-0 April 25; 0-1 May 1: 3-0 Oct 5: 1-1 Nov 6: 3-2
Simpson, Mcllroy, Bingham Mcllroy, McCrory
Casey Simpson
1957 1958 1958 1958 1958

Italy Italy Wales Czechoslovakia Argentine
1 Gregg 1 Uprichard 1 Gregg 1 Gregg 1 Gregg
2 Keith 73 Cunningham 2 Cunningham 2 Keith 2 Keith
5 Blanchflower, J. 5 Blanchflower, J. 5S Keith 5 Cunningham 5 Cunningham
6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Peacock
v7 Bingham 7
Bingham 7 Bingham 7 Bingham 7 Bingham
8 Mcllroy 8 Cush 8 Cush 8 Cush 8 Cush
9 McAdams 9 Simpson 9 Simpson 9 Dougan 9 Coyle
10 Cush 10 Mcllroy 10 Mcllroy 10 McIlroy 10 Mcllroy
11 McParland 11 McParland 11 McParland 11 McParland 11 McParland
Belfast Belfi i
Dec 4: 2-2 Jan 13: 2-1 renee 1-1 Cares$10 faa iia
Cush 2 Mcllroy, Cush Simpson Cush McParland
750
1958 1958 1958 1958 1958
W. Germany Czechoslovakia France England Spain
1 Gregg 1 Uprichard 1 Gregg 1 Gregg 1 Uprichard
2 Keith 2 Keith 2 Keith 2 Keith 2 Keith
3 McMichael 3 McMichael 3 McMichael 3 Graham 3 McMichael
5 Cunningham 5 Cunningham 5 Cunningham 5 Cunningham 5 Forde
6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Cush 6 Peacock 6 Casey
8 Cush 8 Cush 8 Casey 8 Cush 8 Cush
9 Casey 9 Scott 9 Scott 9 Casey 9 McParland
10 MclIlroy 10 Mcllroy 10 McIlroy 10 MclIlroy 10 MclIlroy
11 McParland 11 McParland 11 McParland 11 McParland 11 Tully
Malmo Malmo Norrkoping Belfast Madrid
June 15: 2-2 June 17: 2-1 June 19: 0-4 Oct 4: 3-3 Oct 15: 2-6
McParland 2 McParland 2 Cush, Peacock Bingham, Mcllroy
Casey
1958 1959 1959 1959 1960

Scotland Wales Scotland England Wales
1 Uprichard 1 Gregg 1 Gregg 1 Gregg 1 Gregg
2 Keith 2 Keith 2 Keith 2 Keith 2 Elder
5 Cunningham 5 Cunningham 5 Cunningham 5 Cunningham 5 Cunningham
6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Cush
8 Cush 8 McIlroy 8 Cush 8 Crossan 8 McIlroy
9 Simpson 9 Cush 9 Dougan 9 Cush 9 Lawther
10 McIlroy 10 Hill 10 MclIlroy 10 McIlroy 10 Hill
Ww 1 Wr
Nov 5:32 April
22:4-1 Oct 3: 0-4 Nov 1821-2 April
6:2-3
opponent 0.g. McParland 2, Bingham Bingham
Mcllroy Peacock, Mcllroy Blanchflower
1960 1960 1960 1961 1961

England W. Germany Scotland Wales Italy
1 Gregg 1 McClelland 1 Gregg 1 McClelland 1 McClelland
2 Keith 2 Keith 2 Keith 2 Keith 2 Keith
3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 McCullough
4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower 4 Harvey
5 Forde 5 Forde 5 Forde 5 Cunningham 5 Neill
6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Nicholson 6 Peacock
7 Bingham 7 Bingham 7 Bingham 7 Stewart 7 Bingham
8 McIlroy 8 McIlroy 8 Bruce 8 Dougan 8 Dougan
9 McAdams 9 McAdams 9 McAdams 9 McAdams 9 Lawther
10 Dougan 10 Hill 10 Nicholson 10 Mcllroy 10 McAdams
Get 8:2-5 Oct 26: 3-4 Nov 5:25 Aprilia:

fas
1-5 April’25:2-3
Bologna
Dougan, McAdams
McAdams 2 McAdams 3 Blanchflower Dougan
McParland
751
1961 1961
1e teermany Seotland Greece England
ees
1 McClelland 1 Gregg 1 Gregg 1 Hunter
1 McClelland
Keith 2 Magill 2 Magill 2 Magill
2 Keith 2
3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder
3 Elder
4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower
4 Cush
5 Neill 5 Neill 5 Neill 5 Neill
5 Neill
6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Peacock 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson
7 Bingham 7 Bingham 7 Wilson 7 Bingham 7 Bingham
8 Mcllroy 8 Cush 8 McIlroy 8 Mcllroy 8 H. Barr
9 McAdams 9 McAdams 9 Lawther 9 McAdams 9 McAdams
10 Dougan 10 McIlroy 10 Hill 10 Cush 10 Mcllroy
11 McParland 11 McParland 11 McLaughlin 11 McLaughlin 11 McLaughlin
i elfast Wemble
eae 1-2 Pew 108 1-2 Dore ee 17: 2-0 Nov 22: tel
Mclilroy Mcllroy McLaughlin McLaughlin 2 Mcllroy
1962 1962 1962 1962 1962

Wales Holland Poland England Scotland
1 Briggs 1 Irvine, R. 1 Irvine, R. 1 Iryine, R. 1 Irvine, R.
2 Keith 2 Keith 2 Magill 2 Magill 2 Magill
3 Cunningham 3 Cunningham 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder
4 Blanchflower 4 Harvey 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower 4 Blanchflower
5 Neill 5 Blanchflower S Hatton 5 Neill 5 Hatton
6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson
7 Humphries 7 Humphries 7 Humphries 7 Humphries 7 Humphries
8 Johnston, W. 8 Lawther 8 Barr 8 Barr 8 McMillan
9 O'Neill 9 McAdams 9 Dougan 9 McMillan 9 Dougan
10 McLaughlin 10 MclIlroy 10 McIlroy 10 Mcllroy 10 McIlroy
11 Braithwaite 11 McParland 11 Bingham 11 Bingham 11 Bingham
Cardiff Rotterdam Katowice Belfast Hampden
April 11: 0-4 May 9: 0-4 Oct 10: 2-0 Oct 20: 1-3 Nov 7: 1-5
Dougan, Humphries Barr Bingham
1962 1963
Poland Wales Spain Laie Spain
1 Irvine, R. 1 Irvine, R. 1 Irvine, R. 1 Gregg 1 Hunter
2 Magill 2 Magill 2 Magill 2 Magill 2 Magill
3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Parke 3 Parke
4 Blanchflower 4 Harvey 4 Harvey 4 Harvey 4 Harvey
5 Neill 5S Campbell S Neill 5 Neill 5 Neill
6 Nicholson 6 Neill
{Bingham 7Hunpivis7 Bingham __—T-Binghams 7 Bingham

6 McCullough 6 McCullough 6 McCullough
5 ous a aN 8 Humphries 8 Humphries 8 Humphries

To Molinos a ete : 9 Irvine, W. 9 Wilson 9 Wilson
iene 7 Me roy 10 Crossan 10 Crossan 10 Crossan
cLaughlin 11 Braithwaite 11 Hill 11 Hill
Belfast ;
Nov 28: 2-0
Crossan, Bingham Apri ss 1-4
Harvey
rember
Irvine,
1-1 peed V1 Oct 30: 0-1
W. Bingham, Wilson ‘i
752
1963 1964 1964 1964 1964
England Wales Uruguay England Switzerland
1 Gregg 1 Jennings 1 Jennings 1 Jennings 1 Jennings
3 Parke 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder
4 Harvey 4 Harvey 4 Harvey 4 Harvey 4 Harvey
5 Neill 5S Neill 5 Neill 5 Neill 5 Neill
6 McCullough 6 McCullough 6 McCullough 6 McCullough 6 McCullough
7 Bingham 7 Best 7 Best 7 Best 7 Best
8 Humphries 8 Crossan 8 Crossan 8 Crossan 8 Crossan
9 Wilson 9 Wilson 9 Wilson 9 Wilson 9 Wilson
10 Crossan 10 McLaughlin 10 McLaughlin 10 McLaughlin 10 McLaughlin
11 Hill 11 Braithwaite 11 Braithwaite 11 Braithwaite 11 Braithwaite
Wembley Swansea Belfast Belfast Belfast
Nov 20: 3-8 April 15: 3-2 April 29: 3-0 Oct 3: 3-4 Oct 14: 1-0
Crossan, Wilson 2 McLaughlin Crossan 2, Wilson Wilson Crossan
Wilson, Harvey McLaughlin 2
1964 1964 1965 1965 1965

Switzerland Scotland Holland Wales Holland
1 Jennings 1 Jennings 1 Briggs 1 Irvine, R. 1 Jennings
2 Magill 2 Magill 2 Parke 2 Parke 2 Magill
3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder
5 Campbell 5 Neill 5 Neill 5 Neill 5 Neill
6 Parke 6 Parke 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 Parke
7 Best 7 Best 7 Humphries 7 Humphries 7 Best
8 Crossan 8 Humphries 8 Crossan 8 Crossan 8 Crossan
9 Irvine, W. 9 Irvine, W. 9 Irvine, W. 9 Irvine, W. 9 Irvine, W.
10 McLaughlin 10 Crossan 10 Clements 10 McLaughlin 10 Nicholson
11 Braithwaite 11 Braithwaite 11 Best 11 Clements 11 Braithwaite
Lausanne Hampden Belfast Belfast Rotterdam
Nov 14: 1-2 Nov 25: 2-3 Mar 17: 2-1 March 31: 0-5 April 7: 0-0
Best Best, Irvine, W. Crossan, Neill
1965 1965 1965 1965 _ 1966

Albania Scotland England Albania Wales
1 Jennings 1 Jennings 1 Jennings 1 Jennings 1 Jennings
3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder
5 Neill 5 Neill 5 Neill 5 Neill 5 Neill
6 Parke 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson
7 Humphries 7 Mclilroy 7 Mcliroy 7 Mcllroy 7 Welsh
8 Crossan 8 Crossan 8 Crossan 8 Crossan 8 Wilson
9 Irvine, W. 9 Irvine, W. 9 Irvine, W. 9 Irvine, W. 9 Irvine, W.
10 Nicholson 10 Dougan 10 Dougan 10 Dougan 10 Dougan
11 Best 11 Best 11 Best 11 Best 11 McLaughlin
Belfast Belfast Wembley Tirana Cardiff

May 7: 4-1 Oct 2: 3-2 Nov 10: 1-2 Nov 24: 1-1 Mar 30: 4-1
Crossan 3, Best Dougan, Crossan Irvine, W. Irvine, W. Irvine, W., Wilson
Irvine, W. Welsh, Harvey
7353
1966 1967
We titeinaity Mee atten Scotland Wales
1 Jennings 1 McClelland 1 Jennings 1 Jennings 1 McKenzie

(McFaul)
2 Magill 2 Magill 2 Parke 2 Parke 2 Craig
3 Parke 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder
4 Harvey 4 Harvey 4 Todd 4 Harvey 4 Stewart
5 Napier 5 Neill 5 Harvey 5 Neill 5 Neill
6 Neill 6 Nicholson 6 McCullough 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson
7 Welsh 7 Welsh 7 Ferguson 7 Wilson 7 Welsh
8 Crossan 8 Ferguson 8 Crossan 8 Crossan 8 Trainor
9 Wilson 9 Irvine Johnston) 9 Irvine, W. 9 Irvine, W. 9 Dougan
10 Dougan 10 Dougan 10 Dougan 10 Dougan 10 Bruce
11 McKinney 11 Clements 11 Best 11 Clements 11 Clements
Belfast Belfast Belfast Hampden Belfast
May 7: 0-2 June 22: 4-1 Oct 22: 0-2 Nov 16: 1-2 April 12: 0-0
Johnston, Elder Nicholson
Nicholson, Ferguson
1967 1967 1968 1968 1968

Scotland England Wales Israel Turkey
2 McKeag 2 Parke 2 Craig 2 Rice 2 Craig (Stewart)
3 Parke 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Jackson 3 Harvey
4 Stewart 4 Stewart 4 Harvey 4 Stewart 4 Nicholson
5 Neill 5 Neill 5 Todd 5 Neill 5 Neill
6 Clements 6 Harvey 6 McKeag 6 Harvey 6 Clements
7 Campbell 7 Campbell 7 Irvine 7 Sloan 7 Campbell
8 Crossan 8 Irvine 8 Stewart 8 McMordie 8 McMordie
9 Dougan 9 Wilson 9 Dougan 9 Dougan(Gaston) 9 Dougan
10 Nicholson 10 Nicholson 10 Nicholson 10 Irvine, W. 10 Irvine, W.
11 Best 11 Clements 11 Harkin 11 Ross 11 Best
Belfast Wembley Wrexham Jaffa Belfast
Oct 21: 1-0 Noy 22: 0-2 Feb 28: 0-2 Sept 10: 3-2 Oct 23: 4-1
Clements Irvine 2, Dougan Best, McMordie
Dougan, Campbell
1968 1969 1969 1969 1969

Turkey England Scotland Wales Russia
2 Craig 2 Craig 2 Craig 2 Craig 2 Rice
3 Harvey 3 Harvey 3 Elder 3 Elder 3 Elder
(Elder)
4 Nicholson 4 Todd 4 Todd 4 Todd 4 Todd
6 Stewart 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson
7 Hamilton 7 McMordie 7 Best 7 Best 7 Campbell
8 McMordie 8 Jackson 8 McMordie 8 McMordie 8 McMordie
9 Dougan 9 Dougan 9 Dougan 9 Dougan 9 Dougan
10 Harkin 10 Irvine, W. 10 Jackson 10 Jackson 10 Clements
(Jackson)
11 Clements 11 Best 11 Clements 11 Clements 11 Best
Beer’ ckMGM MO, MN Saloon Me :00'bep Sar ling

Istanbul Belfast Hampden Belfast Belfast
D :3- * tia se fs *
Nicholson
754
1969 1970 1970 1970 1970
Russia Scotland England Wales Spain
1 Jennings 1 Jennings 1 Jennings 1 McFaul 1 McFaul
2 Craig 2 Craig 2 Craig 2°Craiges 2 Craig
3 Harvey 3 Clements 3 Clements 3 Nelson 3 Nelson
4 Hunter 4 Todd (O’Kane) 4 O’Kane 4 O’Kane 4 Jackson
6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 O’Kane
7 Hegan 7 Campbell 7 McMordie 7 Campbell 7 Sloan
(Dickson) (O’Doherty)
8 Jackson 8 Lutton 8 Best 8 Best 8 Best
9 Dougan 9 Dougan 9 Dougan 9 Dickson 9 Dougan
(Todd)
10 Harkin 10 McMordie 10 O’Doherty 10 McMordie 10 Harkin
— (Nelson)
11 Clements 11 Best 11 Lutton (Cowan) 11 Clements 11 Clements
Moscow Belfast Wembley Swansea Seville
Oct 22: 0-2 April 18: 0-1 April 21; 1-3 April 25; 0-1 Noy 11: 0-3
Best
1971 1971 1971 1971 1971

Cyprus Cyprus England Scotland Wales
2 Craig 2 Craig 2 Rice 2 Rice 2 Rice
3 Nelson 3 Clements 3 Nelson 3 Nelson 3 Nelson
4 Hunter 4 Harvey 4 O’Kane 4 O’Kane 4 O’Kane
5 Neili 5 Hunter 5S Hunter 5 Hunter 5 Hunter
6 Todd 6 Todd 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson 6 Nicholson
(Watson) (Harvey)
7 Hamilton 7 Hamilton 7 Hamilton 7 Hamilton 7 Hamilton
8 McMordie 8 McMordie 8 McMordie 8 McMordie 8 McMordie
(Cassidy) (Craig)
9 Dougan 9 Dougan 9 Dougan 9 Dougan 9 Dougan
10 Nicholson 10 Nicholson 10 Clements 10 Clements 10 Clements
11 Best 11 Best 11 Best 11 Best 11 Best
Nicosia Belfast Belfast Hampden Belfast
Feb 3: 3-0 April 21: 5-0 May 15: 0-1 May 18: 1-0 May 22: 1-0
Nicholson, Dougan Dougan, Best 3 opponent 0.g. Hamilton
Best Nicholson
755
Scotland’s full international teams 1946-71
1947 1947
Wales heeiiea ond Belgium Luxembourg
1 Miller 1 Brown 1 Miller 1 Miller 1 Miller

2 Stephen 2 Young 2 Young 2 Young 2 Young
3 Shaw, D. 3 Shaw, D. 3 Shaw, J. 3 Shaw, J. 3 Shaw, J.
4 Brown 4 Campbell 4 Macaulay 4 Brown 4 Brown
5 Brennan 5 Brennan 5 Woodburn 5 Woodburn 5 Woodburn
6 Husband 6 Long 6 Forbes 6 Forbes 6 Forbes
7 Waddell 7 Smith 7 Smith 7 Campbell 7 McFarlane
8 Dougall 8 Hamilton 8 McLaren 8 McLaren 8 McLaren
9 Thornton 9 Thornton 9 Delaney 9 Flavell 9 Flavell
10 Blair 10 Duncanson 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel
11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Pearson 11 Pearson 11 Campbell
Luxembour
Oct 19: 1-3 Nov 37:0-0 Apato:1-1 May18:1-2 May 24: 6-0
Waddell McLaren Steel McLaren 2, Steel2
Flavell 2
1947 1947 1948 1948 1948

N. Ireland Wales England Belgium Switzerland
1 Miller 1 Miller 1 Black 1 Cowan 1 Cowan
2 Young 2 Govan 2 Govan 2 Govan 2 Govan
3 Shaw, J. 3 Stephen 3 Shaw, D. 3 Shaw, D. 3 Shaw, D.
4 Macaulay 4 Macaulay 4 Campbell 4 Campbell 4 Campbell
5 Woodburn S$ Woodburn S Young 5 Young 5 Young
6 Forbes 6 Forbes 6 Macaulay 6 Macaulay 6 Macaulay
7 Delaney 7 Smith 7 Delaney 7 Smith 7 Smith
8 Watson 8 McLaren 8 Combe 8 Combe 8 Combe
9 Thornton 9 Delaney 9 Thornton 9 Johnstone 9 Johnstone
10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Turnbull 10 Turnbull
11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Duncan 11 Duncan
Belfast Hampden Hampden Hampden Berne
Oct 4: 0-2 Nov 12: 1-2 April 10; 0-2 April 28: 2-0 May 17: 1-2
McLaren Combe, Duncan Johnstone
i) nn aE ee Le Se
1948 1948 1948 1949 1949
France Wales N. Ireland England France
1 Cowan 1 Cowan 1 Brown 1 Cowan 1 Cowan
2 Govan 2 Howie 2 Govan 2 Young 2 Young
3 Shaw, D. 3 Shaw, D. 3 Shaw, D. 3 Cox SCox
4 Campbell 4 Evans 4 Evans 4 Evans 4 Evans
5 Young 5 Young 5 Young 5 Woodburn S Woodburn
6 Macaulay 6 Redpath 6 Redpath 6 Aitken 6 Aitken
7 Rutherford 7 Waddell 7 Waddell 7 Waddell 7 Waddell
8 Steel 8 Mason 8 Mason 8 Mason 8 Thornton
9 Smith 9 Reilly 9 Houliston 9 Houliston 9 Houliston
10 Cox 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel
11 Duncan 11 Kelly 11 Kelly 11 Reilly 11 Reilly
Mazo = Gaia =| Ramesh, | Nemo,

Paris Cardi
Howie, Waddell 2 Houliston 2, Mason pra Steel

asp
Steel 2
eilly
756
1949 1949 1950 0
N. Ireland Wales England ae eanaia Pedea
1 Cowan 1 Cowan 1 Cowan 1 Cowan 1 Cowan
2 Young 2 Young 2 Young 2 Young 2 Young
3 Cox 3 Cox 3 Cox 3 Cox 3 Cox
4 Evans 4 Evans 4 McColl 4 Evans 4 Evans
5 Woodburn S Woodburn S Woodburn 5 Dougan 5S Woodburn
6 Aitken 6 Aitken 6 Forbes 6 Aitken 6 Forbes
7 Waddell 7 Liddell 7 Waddell 7 Campbell 7 Campbell
8 Mason 8 McPhail 8 Moir 8 Brown 8 Brown
9 Morris 9 Linwood 9 Bauld 9 Bauld 9 Bauld
10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel
11 Reilly 11 Reilly 11 Liddell 11 Reilly 11 Liddell
Belfast pe Reoe Hampden Hampden Lisbon
Oct 1: 8-2 : 2-0 April 15: 0-1 April 26: 3-1 May 25: 2-2
Morris 3, Waddell 2 McPhail, Linwood Bauld, Campbell Brown, Bauld
Steel, Reilly, Mason Brown
1950 1950 1950 1950 1951

France Wales N. Ireland Austria England
3 Cox 3 McNaught 3 McNaught 3 McNaught 3 Cox
4McColl 4 McColl 4 McColl 4 Evans 4 Evans
5Woodburn 5 Woodburn 5SWoodburn 5 Woodburn 5SWoodburn
6Forbes 6 Forbes 6 Forbes 6 Forbes 6 Redpath
7Campbell 7 Collins 7 Collins 7 Collins 7 Waddell
8Brown 8 McPhail 8 Mason 8 Turnbull 8 Johnstone
9Reilly 9 Reilly 9 McPhail 9 McPhail 9 Reilly
10Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel
11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Liddell
Paris aieriee, Rarepden Hampden Wembley
May 27: 1-0 Oct 2 Nov1: 6-1 Dec 13: 0-1 April 14: 3-2
Brown Reilly2,srddell McPhail 2, Steel 4 Johnstone, Reilly
Liddell
1951 1951 1951 1951 1951

Denmark France Belgium Austria N. Ireland
3 Cox 3 Cox 3 Cox 3 Cox 3 Cox
4 Scoular 4 Scoular 4 McColl 4 Scoular 4 Evans
5 Woodburn 5 Woodburn 5 Woodburn 5 Woodburn 5 Woodburn
6 Redpath 6 Redpath 6 Redpath 6 Redpath 6 Redpath
7 Waddell 7 Waddell 7 Waddell 7 Waddell 7 Waddell
8 Johnstone 8 Johnstone 8 Mason 8 Mason 8 Johnstone
9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Hamilton 9 Hamilton 9 Reilly
10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Orr
11 Mitchell 11 Mitchell 11 Reilly 11 Reilly 11 Liddell
russels Vienna Belfast
Manage 321 Man tee 0 Piss 20: 5-0 May 27: 0-0 Oct 6: 3-0
Steel, Reilly Reilly Hamilton 3, Mason Johnstone 2, Orr
Mitchell Waddell
R.F. 72/3-39 757

1952 1952
Fnetand Usived States Denmark Sweden
Wel
1 Cowan 1 Brown 1 Cowan 1 Cowan 1 Cowan
2 Young 2 Young 2 Young 2 Young
2 Young
3 (Cox 3 McNaught 3 Cox SuCox 3 Cox
4 Docherty 4 Scoular 4 Scoular 4 Scoular 4 Scoular
5 Woodburn 5 Woodburn 5 Woodburn 5 Paton 5 Paton
6 Forbes 6 Redpath 6 Kelly 6 Forbes 6 Forbes
7 Waddell 7 Smith 7 Smith 7 Reilly 7 Reilly
8 Orr 8 Johnstone 8 McMillan 8 McMillan 8 Humphries
9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Thornton 9 Thornton
10 Steel 10 McMillan 10 Brown 10 Brown 10 Brown
11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Liddell
n Stockholm
Nov 38:O-t Apri: 1-2 April 30:6-0 May asso May 30: 1-3
Reilly Reilly 3, McMillan2 Thornton, Reilly Liddell
opponent 0.g.
a
rr
1952 1952 1953 1953 1953
Wales N. Ireland England Sweden N. Ireland
1 Farm 1 Farm 1 Farm 1 Farm 1 Farm
SuCox 3 Cox 3.Gox 3 Little 3 Cox
4 Scoular 4 Scoular 4 Docherty 4 Evans 4 Evans
5 Brennan 5 Brennan 5 Brennan 5 Cowie 5 Brennan
6 Aitken 6 Aitken 6 Cowie 6 Docherty 6 Cowie
7 Wright, T. 7 Wright, T. 7 Wright, T. 7 Henderson 7 Waddell
8 Brown 8 Logie 8 Johnstone 8 Johnstone 8 Fleming
9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 McPhail
10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Steel 10 Watson
11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Ring 11 Henderson
Cardiff Hampden Wembley Hampden Belfast
Oct 15; 2-1 Nov 5: 1-1 April 18; 2-2 May 6: 1-2 Oct 3: 3-1
Brown, Liddell Reilly Reilly 2 Johnstone Fleming 2
Henderson
1953 1954 1954 1954 1954

Wales England Norway Norway Finland
1 Farm 1 Farm 1 Martin 1 Martin 1 Anderson
2 Young 2 Haughney 2 Cunningham 2 Cunningham 2 Wilson
3 Cox 3 Cox 3 Aird 3 Aird 3 Cunningham
4 Evans 4 Evans 4 Docherty 4 Docherty 4 Evans
5 Telfer 5 Brennan 5 Davidson 5 Davidson 5 Cowie
6 Cowie 6 Aitken 6 Evans 6 Cowie 6 Mathers
7 McKenzie 7 McKenzie 7 Johnstone 7 McKenzie 7 McKenzie
8 Johnstone 8 Johnstone 8 Hamilton 8 Hamilton 8 Johnstone
9 Reilly 9 Henderson 9 Buckley 9 Henderson 9 Brown
10 Brown 10 Brown 10 Brown 10 Brown 10 Fernie
11 Liddell 11 Ormond 11 Ormond 11 Mochan 11 Ormond
Hampden Rese
Nov 4: 3-3 Apri 3 2-4 May 321-0 May 19; 1-1 May25:2-1
Brown, Johnstone Brown Hamilton McKenzie Ormond, Johnstone
Reilly opponent o.g.
758
1954 — 1954 1954 1954 1954
Austria Uruguay Wales N. Ireland Hungary
1 Martin 1 Martin 1 Fraser 1 Fraser 1 Martin
2 Cunningham 2 Cunningham 2 Young 2 Young 2 Cunningham
3 Aird 3 Aird 3 Cunningham 3 McNaught 3 Haddock
4 Docherty 4 Docherty 4 Docherty 4 Evans 4 Docherty
5 Davidson 5 Davidson 5 Davidson 5 Davidson 5 Davidson
6 Cowie 6 Cowie 6 Cowie 6 Cowie 6 Cumming
7 McKenzie 7 McKenzie 7 Waddell 7 Waddell 7 McKenzie
8 Fernie 8 Fernie 8 Yorston 8 Johnstone 8 Johnstone
9 Mochan 9 Mochan 9 Buckley 9 Buckley 9 Reilly
10 Brown 10 Brown 10 Fernie 10 Fernie 10 Wardhaugh
11 Ormond 11 Ormond 11 Ring 11 Ring 11 Ring
Zurich Basle Cardiff Hampden Hampden
June 16: 0-1 June 19: 0-7 Oct 16: 1-0 Nov 3: 2-2 Dec 8: 2-4
Buckley Davidson Ring, Johnstone
Johnstone
1955 1955 1955 1955 1955

Eng!and Portugal Yugoslavia Austria Hungary
1 Martin 1 Younger 1 Younger 1 Younger 1 Younger
2 Cunningham 2 Parker 2 Parker 2 Parker 2 Kerr
3 Haddock 3 Haddock 3 Haddock 3 Kerr 3 Haddock
4 Docherty 4 Evans 4 Evans 4 Docherty 4 Docherty
5 Davidson 5 Young 5 Young 5 Evans 5 Evans
6 Cumming 6 Cumming 6 Cumming 6 Cowie 6 Cowie
7 McKenzie 7 Smith 7 Smith 7 Smith 7 Smith
8 Johnstone 8 Robertson 8 Collins 8 Collins 8 Collins
9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Reilly
10 McMillan 10 Gemmell 10 Gemmell 10 Robertson 10 Robertson
11 Ring 11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Liddell 11 Liddell
Wembley Hampden Belgrade Vienna Budapest
April 2: 2-7 May 16: 3-0 May 15: 2-2 May 19: 4-1 May 29: 1-3
Reilly, Docherty Reilly, Gemmell Reilly, Smith Robertson, Smith Smith
Liddell Liddell, Reilly
1955 1955 1956 1956 1956

N. Ireland Wales England Austria Wales
1 Younger 1 Younger 1 Younger 1 Younger 1 Younger
2 Parker 2 Parker 2 Parker 2 Parker 2 Parker
3 McDonald 3 McDonald 3 Hewie 3 Hewie 3 Hewie
4 Evans 4 Evans 4 Evans 4 Evans 4 McColl
5 Young 5 Young 5 Young 5S Young 5 Young
6 Glen 6 Cowie 6 Glen 6 Cowie 6 Cowie
7 Smith 7 Smith 7 Leggat 7 McKenzie 7 Leggat
8 Collins 8 Johnstone 8 Johnstone 8 Conn 8 Mudie
9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Reilly
10 Johnstone 10 Collins 10 McMillan 10 Baird 10 Collins
11 Liddell 11 Henderson 11 Smith 11 Cullen 11 Fernie
mpden Cardiff
Se Mone on peongvine erent Oct 20; 2-2
Reilly Johnstone 2 Leggat Conn Fernie, Reilly
759
a
1956 1956 1957 1957 1957

N. Ireland Yugoslavia England Spain Switzerland
2 Parker 2 Parker 2 Caldow 2 Caldow 2 Caldow
3 Hewie 3 Hewie 3 Hewie 3 Hewie 3 Hewie
4 McColl 4 McColl 4 McColl 4 McColl 4 McColl
6 Cowie 6 Docherty 6 Docherty 6 Docherty 6 Docherty
7 Scott 7 Scott 7 Collins 7 Smith 7 Smith
8 Mudie 8 Mudie 8 Fernie 8 Collins 8 Collins
9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Reilly 9 Mudie 9 Mudie
10 Wardhaugh 10 Baird 10 Mudie 10 Baird 10 Baird
11 Fernie 11 Fernie 11 Ring 11 Ring 11 Ring
Hampden Hampden Wembley Hampden Basle
Noy 7: 1-0 Nov 21: 2-0 April 6: 1-2 May 8: 4-2 May 19: 2-1
Scott Mudie, Baird Ring Mudie 3, Mudie, Collins
Hewie (pen.)
1957 1957 1957 1957 1957

W. Germany Spain N. Ireland Switzerland Wales
2 Caldow 2 Caldow 2 Parker 2 Parker 2 Parker
3 Hewie 3 Hewie 3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Caldow
4 McColl 4 Mackay 4 McColl 4 Fernie 4 Docherty
5 Evans 5 Evans 5 Evans 5 Evans 5 Evans
6 Docherty 6 Docherty 6 Docherty 6 Docherty 6 Fernie
7 Scott 7 Smith 7 Leggat 7 Scott 7 Scott
8 Collins 8 Collins 8 Collins 8 Collins 8 Collins
9 Mudie 9 Mudie 9 Mudie 9 Mudie 9 Gardiner
10 Baird 10 Baird 10 Baird 10 Robertson 10 Mudie
11 Ring 11 Ring 11 Ring 11 Ring 11 Ewing
Stuttgart Madrid Belfast Hampden Hampden
May 22: 3-1 May 26: 1-4 Oct 5: 1-1 Nov 6: 3-2 Nov 13; 1-1
Collins 2, Mudie Smith Leggat Robertson, Mudie Collins
Scott
1958 1958 1958 1958 1958

England Hungary Poland Yugoslavia Paraguay
2 Parker 2 Caldow 2 Caldow 2 Caldow 2 Parker
3 Haddock 3 Hewie 3 Hewie 3 Hewie 3 Caldow
4 McColl 4 Turnbull 4 Turnbull 4 Turnbull 4 Turnbull
6 Docherty 6 Cowie 6 Cowie 6 Cowie 6 Cowie
7 Herd 7 Leggat 7 Leggat 7 Leggat 7 Leggat
8 Murray 8 Murray 8 Murray 8 Murray 8 Collins
9 Mudie 9 Mudie 9 Mudie 9 Mudie 9 Mudie
10 Forrest 10 Collins 10 Collins 10 Collins 10 Robertson
11 Ewing 11 Imlach 11 Imlach 11 Imlach 11 Fernie
Hampden Hampden Warsaw Vasteraas Norrkoping
April 19; 0-4 May 7: 1-1 June 1; 2-1 June 8: 1-1 June 11: 2-3
Mudie Collins 2 Murray Mudie, Collins
760
1958 1958 1958 1959 1959
France Wales N. Ireland England W. Germany
1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Farm
2 Caldow 2 Grant 2 Grant 2 McKay 2 McKay
3 Hewie 3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Caldow
4 Turnbul! 4 Mackay 4 Mackay 4 Docherty 4 Mackay
5 Evans 5 Toner 5 Toner 5 Evans 5 Evans
6 Mackay 6 Docherty 6 Docherty 6 Mackay 6 McCann
7 Collins 7 Leggat 7 Leggat 7 Leggat 7 Leggat
_8 Murray 8 Collins 8 Collins 8 Collins 8 White
9 Mudie 9 Herd 9 Herd 9 Herd 9 St. John
10 Baird 10 Law 10 Law 10 Dick 10 Collins
11 Imlach 11 Henderson 11 Henderson 11 Ormond 11 Weir
Orebro Cardiff Hampden Wembley Hampden
June 15: 1-2 Oct 18: 3-0 Nov 5: 2-2 April 11: 0-1 May 6: 3-2
Baird Leggatt, Law Herd, Collins White, Weir,
Collins Leggat
1959 1959 1959 1959 1960

Holland Portugal N. Ireland Wales England
1 Farm 1 Farm 1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Haffey
2 McKay 2 McKay 2 Caldow 2 Caldow 2 McKay
3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Hewie 3 Mackay 3 Caldow
4 Smith 4 Smith 4 Mackay 4 Hewie 4 Cumming
6 Hewie 6 Hewie 6 McCann 6 McCann 6 McCann
7 Leggat 7 Scott 7 Leggat 7 Leggat 7 Leggat
8 Collins 8 Collins 8 White 8 White 8 Young
9 White 9 White 9 St. John 9 St. John 9 St. John
10 Law 10 Law 10 Law 10 Law 10 Law
11 Auld 11 Auld 11 Mulhall 11 Auld 11 Weir
Amsterdam Lisbon Belfast Hampden Hampden
May 27: 2-1 June 3: 0-1 Oct 3: 4-0 Nov 14: 1-1 April 9: 1-1
Collins, Leggat Leggat, Hewie Leggat Leggat
White, Mulhall
1960 1960 1960 1960 1960

Poland Austria Hungary Turkey Wales
1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Leslie
“2 McKay 2 McKay 2 McKay 2 McKay 2 McKay
3 Hewie 3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Caldow
4 Mackay 4 Mackay 4 Cumming 4 Mackay 4 Gabriel
5 Evans 5 Evans 5 Evans 5 Evans 5 Martis
6 Cumming 6 Cumming 6 Mackay 6 Cumming 6 Mackay
7 Leggat 7 Leggat 7 Leggat 7 White 7 Herd
8 White 8 White 8 Herd 8 Herd 8 White
9 St. John 9 St. John 9 Young 9 Young 9 Young
10 Law 10 Law 10 Hunter 10 Hunter 10 Hunter
(Young)
11 Weir 11 Weir 11 Weir 11 Weir 11 Wilson
i Ankara Cardiff
ceo Mea: 1-4 ae June 8: 2-4 October 22: 0-2
Law, St. John Mackay Hunter, Herd Caldow, Young
Young
1961
N. peland Enetand Ra. of Ireland Rep. of Ireland Czechoslovakia
1 Leslie 1 Haffey 1 Leslie 1 Leslie 1 Leslie

2 McKay 2 Shearer 2 Shearer 2 Shearer 2 Shearer
3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Crerand 3 Caldow
4 Mackay 4 Mackay 4 Crerand 4 Caldow 4 Crerand
5 Plenderleith 5 McNeill 5 McNeill 5 McNeill 5 McNeill
6 Baxter 6 McCann 6 Baxter 6 Baxter 6 Baxter
7 Herd 7 McLeod 7 McLeod 7 McLeod 7 McLeod
8 Law 8 Law 8 Quinn 8 Quinn 8 McMillan
9 Young 9 St. John 9 Herd 9 Young 9 Herd
10 Brand 10 Quinn 10 Brand 10 Brand 10 Brand
11 Wilson 11 Wilson 11 Wilson 11 Wilson 11 Wilson
ubli Bratislava
Ree eg peste 3-9 Mor ea exe 7: 3-0 May 14: 0-4
Law, Caldow Mackay, Wilson Brand 2, Herd2 Young 2, Brand
Young, Brand 2 Quinn
1961 1961 1961 1961 1962

Czechoslovakia N. Ireland Wales Czechoslovakia England
1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Connachan 1 Brown
2 McKay 2 McKay 2 Hamilton 2 Hamilton 2 Hamilton
3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Caldow
4 Crerand 4 Crerand 4 Crerand 4 Crerand 4 Crerand
5 McNeill 5 McNeill 5 Ure 5 Ure 5 McNeill
6 Baxter 6 Baxter 6 Baxter 6 Baxter 6 Baxter
7 Scott 7 Scott 7 Scott 7 Brand 7 Scott
8 White 8 White 8 White 8 White 8 White
9 St. John 9 St. John 9 St. John 9 St. John 9 St. John
10 Law 10 Brand 10 Brand 10 Law 10 Law
11 Wilson 11 Wilson 11 Wilson 11. Robertson 11 Wilson
Hampden Belfast Hampden . Brussels Hampden
Sept 26: 3-2 Oct 7: 6-1 Novy 8: 2-0 Nov 29: 2-4 April 14: 2-0
St. John, Law 2 Wilson, Scott 3 St. John 2 St. John 2 Wilson, Caldow
Brand 2
1962 1962 1962 1963 1963

Uruguay Wales N. Ireland England Austria
1 Connachan 1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Brown
3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Caldow 3 Holt
4 Crerand 4 Crerand 4 Crerand 4 Mackay 4 Mackay
5 McNeill 5 Ure 5 Ure 5 Ure 5 Ure
7 Scott 7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Henderson
8 Quinn 8 White 8 White 8 White 8 Gibson
9 St. John 9 St. John 9 St. John 9 St. John 9 Millar
10 Brand 10 Law 10 Law 10 Law 10 Law
11 Wilson 11 Wilson 11 Mulhall 11 Wilson 11 Wilson
May
Hampden
2:2-3
Cardiff
Oct 20: 3-2 Novae st April: 2-1 May Boal
Baxter. Brand a Law Law 4, Henderson Baxter 2 Wilson 2, Law 2
enderson
762
1963 1963 9
Norway Rep. of Ireland Sooca Netrdand cee
1 Blacklaw 1 Lawrence 1 Blacklaw 1 Brown 1 Brown
2 Hamilton 2 Hamilton 2 McNeill 2 Hamilton 2 Hamilton
3 Holt 3 Holt 3 Holt 3 Provan 3 Provan
4 Mackay 4 McLintock 4 McLintock 4 Crerand 4 Mackay
5 Ure 5S McNeill 5 Ure 5 Ure 5 Ure
6 Baxter 6 Baxter 6 Baxter 6 Mackay 6 Baxter
7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Scott
8 Gibson 8 Gibson 8 Gibson 8 White 8 White
9 St. John S Millar 9 St. John 9 St. John 9 Gilzean
10 Law 10 Law 10 Law 10 Gibson 10 Law
11 Wilson 11 Wilson (St John) 11 Wilson 11 Mulhall 11 Henderson
Bergen Dublin Madrid Belfast Hampden
June 4: 3-4 June 9: 0-1 June 13: 6-2 Oct 12: 1-2 Nov 7: 6-1
Law 3 St. John, Wilson St. John Law 4, Mackay 2
Law, Henderson
Gibson, McLintock
1963 1964 1964 1964 1964

Wales England W. Germany Wales Finland
1 Browh 1 Forsyth 1 Cruickshank 1 Forsyth 1 Forsyth
(Holt)
3 Kennedy 3 Kennedy 3 Kennedy 3 Kennedy 3 Kennedy
4 Mackay 4 Greig 4 Greig 4 Greig 4 Greig
5 McNeill 5S McNeill 5 McNeill 5 Yeats 5 McGrory
7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Johnstone 7 Johnstone
8 White 8 White 8 White 8 Gibson 8 Gibson
9 Gilzean 9 Gilzean 9 Gilzean 9 Chalmers 9 Chalmers
10 Law 10 Law 10 Law 10 Law 10 Law
11 Scott 11 Wilson 11 Wilson 11 Robertson 11 Scott
Hampden Hampden Hanover Cardiff Hampden
Nov 20: 2-1 April 11: 1-0 May 12: 2-2 Oct 3: 2-3 Oct 21: 3-1
White, Law Gilzean Gilzean 2 Chalmers, Gibson Law, Chalmers
Gibson
1964 1965 1965 1965 1965

N. Ireland England Spain Poland Finland
1 Forsyth 1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Brown
3 Kennedy 3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie
4 Greig 4 Crerand 4 Bremner 4 Greig 4 Crerand
5 McGrory 5 McNeill 5 McNeill 5 McNeill 5 McNeill
6 McLintock 6 Greig 6 Greig 6 Crerand 6 Greig
7 Wallace 7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Henderson
8 Law 8 Collins 8 Collins 8 Collins 8 Law
9 Gilzean 9 St. John 9 Law 9 Martin 9 Martin
10 Baxter 10 Law 10 Gilzean 10 Law 10 Hamilton
11 Wilson 11 Wilson 11 Hughes 11 Hughes 11 Wilson
horzow Helsinki
Noreen bo eet tie 2-2 Moet 0.0 es 23: 1-1 May 27: 2-1
Wilson 2, Gilzean Law, St. John Law Wilson, Greig
763
965 1965 1965
Poiend ie Wales Italy
N Treland
1 Brown 1 Brown 1 Ferguson 1 Blacklaw
1 Brown
2 Hamilton 2 Greig 2 Greig 2 Provan :
2 Hamilton
3 McCreadie 3 Provan 3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie
3 McCreadie
4 Mackay 4 Crerand 4 Murdoch 4 Murdoch 4 Murdoch
5 McNeill 5 McNeill 5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon
6 Greig 6 Greig 6 Baxter 6 Baxter 6 Greig
7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Forrest
8 Law 8 Bremner 8 Bremner 8 Cooke 8 Bremner
9 Gilzean 9 Gilzean 9 Gilzean 9 Forrest 9 Yeats
10 Baxter 10 Law 10 Martin 10 Gilzean 10 Cooke
11 Hughes 11 Johnston 11 Hughes 11 Johnston 11 Hughes
mpden Naples
Oct 2: 2-3 Oats: 12 Nov 9: 120 Nov bd: el Dee 7: 0-3
Gilzean 2 McNeill Greig Murdoch 2,
Henderson, Greig
eoDvO OSS OO — ovr

Se
1966 1966 1966 1966 1966
England Holland Portugal Brazil Wales
1 Ferguson 1 Ferguson 1 Ferguson 1 Ferguson 1 Ferguson
2 Greig 2 Greig 2 Bell 2 Greig 2 Greig
3 Gemmell 3 Provan 3 McCreadie 3 Bell 3 Gemmell
4 Murdoch 4 Stanton 4 Greig 4 Bremner 4 Bremner
S McKinnon 5 McKinnon 5 McGrory 5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon
6 Baxter 6 Smith 6 Bremner 6 Clark 6 Clark
7 Johnstone 7 Henderson 7 Scott 7 Scott 7 Johnstone
8 Law 8 Penman 8 Cooke 8 Cooke 8 Law
9 Wallace 9 Scott 9 Young 9 Chalmers 9 McBride
(Chalmers)
10 Bremner 10 Wallace 10 Baxter 10 Baxter 10 Baxter
11 Johnston 11 Johnston 11 Sinclair 11 Cormack 11 Henderson
Hampden Hampden Hampden Hampden Cardiff
April 2: 3-4 May 11: 0-3 June 18: 0-1 June 25: 1-1 Oct 22: 1-1
Law, Johnston 2 Chalmers Law
1966 1967 1967 1967 1967

N. Ireland England Russia N. Ireland Wales
1 Ferguson 1 Simpson 1 Simpson 1 Simpson 1 Clark
2 Greig 2 Gemmell 2 Gemmell 2 Gemmell 2 Craig
3 Gemmell 3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie
4 Bremner 4 Greig 4 Clark 4 Greig 4 Greig
5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon 5 McNeill 5 McKinnon S McKinnon
6 Clark 6 Bremner 6 Baxter 6 Ure 6 Baxter
7 Henderson 7 McCalliog 7 Johnstone 7 Wallace 7 Johnstone
8 Murdoch 8 Law 8 McLintock 8 Murdoch 8 Bremner
9 McBride 9 Wallace 9 McCalliog 9 McCalliog 9 Gilzean
10 Chalmers 10 Baxter 10 Law (Wallace) 10 Law 10 Johnston
11 Lennox 11 Lennox 11 Lennox 11 Morgan 11 Lennox
Hampden Wem
Nov 16: 2-1 April
15,3-2 May 10; 0-2 Oct2; O-t Nov
32:3-2
Murdoch, Lennox Law, Lennox Gilzean 2, McKinnon
McCalliog i
764
1968 1968 19
England Holland pera pean Cone
1 Simpson 1 Clark 1 Herriot 1 Simpson 1 Herriot
2 Gemmell 2 Fraser 2 Gemmell 2 Gemmell 2 Fraser
3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie
4 McNeill 4 Moncur 4 Bremner 4 Bremner 4 Bremner
5 McKinnon S McKinnon 5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon
6 Greig 6 Smith, D. 6 Greig 6 Greig 6 Greig
7 Cooke 7 Henderson 7 McLean 7 Johnstone 7 McLean
8 Bremner 8 Hope 8 McCalliog 8 Cooke 8 Murdoch
(Smith, J.) (Cormack) (Gilzean)
9 Hughes 9 McLean 9 Stein 9 Hughes 9 Stein
10 Johnston 10 Greig 10 Hope 10 Law 10 Gilzean
11 Lennox 11 Cooke 11 Lennox 11 Lennox 11 Cooke
Hampden Amster icosi
Pos 247 1-4
Hughes
May 30: 0-0 Onie to Nov 6:21 Deo i s 5-0
Lennox Law, Bremner Gilzean 2, Stein 2
Murdoch
1969 1969 1969 1969 1969

W. Germany Wales N. Ireland England Cyprus
1 Lawrence 1 Lawrence 1 Herriot 1 Herriot 1 Herriot
(Herriot)
2 Gemmell 2 Gemmell 2 McCreadie 2 McCreadie 2 McCreadie
3 McCreadie 3 McCreadie 3 Gemmell 3 Gemmell 3 Gemmell
4 Murdoch 4 Bremner 4 Bremner 4 Murdoch 4 Bremner
5 McKinnon 5 McNeill 5 Greig 5 McNeill 5 McNeill
6 Greig 6 Greig 6 Stanton 6 Greig 6 Greig
7 Johnstone 7 McLean 7 Henderson 7 Henderson 7 Henderson
8 Bremner 8 Murdoch 8 Murdoch 8 Bremner 8 Cooke
9 Law 9 Stein 9 Stein 9 Stein 9 Stein
10 Gilzean 10 Gilzean 10 Law 10 Gilzean 10 Gilzean
(Wallace)
11 Lennox 11 Cooke 11 Cooke 11 Gray 11 Gray
(Cooke) (Johnston)
Hampden Wrexham Hampden Wembley Hampden
April 16: 1-1 May 3: 5-3 May 6: 1-1 May 10: 1-4 May 12: 8-0
Murdoch McNeill, Stein Stein Stein Gray, McNeill
Gilzean, Bremner Stein 4, Henderson
McLean Gemmell
1969 1969 1969 1970 1970

Rep. of Ireland W. Germany Austria N. Ireland Wales
1 McGarr (Herriot) 1 Herriot 1 McGarr 1 Clark 1 Cruickshank
2 Greig 2 Greig 2 Greig 2 Hay 2 Callaghan
3 Gemmell 3 Gemmell 3 Burns 3 Dickson 3 Dickson
4 Stanton 4 Bremner 4 Murdoch 4 McLintock 4 Greig
5 micKinnon 5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon
6 Moncur 6 McNeill 6 Stanton 6 Moncur 6 Moncur
7 Henderson 7 Johnstone 7 Cooke (Stein) 7 McLean 7 McLean
8 Bremner 8 Cormack 8 Bremner & Carr 8 Hay
9 Stein 9 Gilzean 9 Gilzean(Lorimer) 9 O'Hare 9 O’Hare
10 Cormack 10 Gray 10 Curran 10 Gilzean (Stein) 10 Stein
11 Hughes 11 Stein 11 Gray 11 Johnston 11 Carr (Lennox)
(Callaghan)
; ienn Belfast Hampden
Caner 1-1 regi we Noe 5: 0-2 ae 8: 1-0 April 22: 0-0
Stein Johnstone, Gilzean
1970 1970 1971 1971 1971
England Denmark Belgium Portugal Wales
1 Cruickshank 1 Cruickshank 1 Cruickshank 1 Clark 1 Clark
2 Gemmell 2 Hay 2 Hay 2 Hay 2 Hay
(Jardine)
3 Dickson 3 Greig 3 Gemmell 3 Brogan 3 Brogan
4 Greig 4 Stanton 4 Stanton 4 Stanton 4 Bremner
(Forrest) (Greig)
5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon 5 McKinnon 5 McLintock
6 Moncur (Gilzean) 6 Moncur 6 Moncur 6 Moncur 6 Moncur
7 Johnstone 7 Johnstone 7 Gemmill 7 Henderson 7 Lorimer
8 Hay 8 Carr 8 Greig 8 McCalliog 8 Robb
(Green) (Jarvie)
9 Stein 9 Stein 9 Stein 9 Robb 9 O’Hare
10 O’Hare 10 O’Hare 10 O’Hare 10 Cormack 10 Cormack
(Cormack)
11 Carr 11 Johnston 11 Cooke 11 Gilzean(Green) 11 Gray
Hampden Hampden Liege Lisbon Cardiff
April 25; 0-0 Nov 11: 1-0 Feb 3: 0-3 April 21: 0-2 May 15 0-0
O'Hare
1971 1971 1971 1971

N. Ireland England Denmark Russia
1 Clark 1 Clark 1 Clark 1 Clark
2 Hay 2 Greig 2 Munro 2 Brownlie
3 Brogan 3 Brogan 3 Dickson 3 Dickson
4 Greig 4 Bremner 4 Stanton 4 Munro
5 McLintock S McLintock 5 McKinnon 5S McKinnon
(Munro)
6 Moncur 6 Moncur 6 Moncur 6 Stanton
7 Lorimer 7 Johnstone 7 McLean 7 Forrest
8 Green 8 Robb 8 Forsyth 8 Watson
(Robb)
9 O’Hare 9 Curran 9 Stein 9 Stein
(Jarvie) (Munro) (Curran)
10 Curran 10 Green (Jarvie) 10 Curran 10 Robb
11 Gray 11 Cormack 11 Forrest 11 Scott
(Scott)
Hampden Wembley Copenhagen Moscow
May 18: 0-1 May 22: 1-3 June 9: 0-1 June 14: 0-1
Curran
766
Wales’ full international teams 1946-71
1946 1946 1947

Scotland England N. Ireiand Eneiana Scolaka
1 Sidlow 1 Sidlow 1 Shortt 1 Sidlow 1 Sidlow
2 Lambert 2 Sherwood 2 Sherwood 2 Lambert 2 Sherwood
3 Hughes 3 Hughes 3 Hughes 3 Barnes 3 Barnes
4 Witcomb 4 Witcomb 4 Witcomb 4 Powell, I. 4 Powell, I.
5 Jones, T. G. 5 Jones, T. G. 5 Humphreys 5 Jones, T. G. 5 Jones, T. G.
6 Burgess 6 Burgess 6 Burgess 6 Burgess 6 Burgess
7 Jones, E. 7 Jones, E. 7 Griffiths 7 Thomas, S. 7 Thomas, S.
8 Powell, A. 8 Powell, A. 8 Morris 8 Powell, A. 8 Powell, A.
9 Ford 9 Richards 9 Ford 9 Lowrie 9 Ford
10 Jones, B. 10 Powell, I. 10 Jones, B. 10 Jones, B. 10 Lowrie
11 Edwards 11 Edwards 11 Edwards 11 Edwards 11 Edwards
Wrexham Maine Road, Belfast Cardiff Hampden
Oct 19: 3-1 Manchester April 16; 1-2 Oct 18: 0-3 Novy 12; 2-1
Jones, B., Ford, Nov 13: 0-3 Ford Ford, Lowrie
Stephen o.g.
1948 1948 1948 1949 1949

N. Ireland Scotland England N. Ireland Portugal
1 Sidlow 1 Sidlow 1 Hughes 1 Hughes 1 Hughes
2 Sherwood 2 Sherwood 2 Barnes 2 Barnes 2 Sherwood
3 Barnes 3 Barnes 3 Sherwood 3 Sherwood 3 Lambert
4 Powell, I. 4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Paul
5 Jones, T. G. 5 Stansfield 5 Jones, T. G. 5 Jones, T. G. 5 Jones, T. G.
6 Baker 6 Burgess 6 Burgess 6 Burgess 6 Burgess
7 Thomas, S. 7 Thomas, S. 7 Jones, E. 7 Williams 7 Griffiths
8 Powell, A. 8 Lucas 8 Powell, A. 8 Rees 8 Lucas
9 Ford 9 Ford 9 Ford 9 Ford 9 Ford
10 Lowrie 10 Jones, B. 10 Morris 10 Lucas 10 Lowrie
11 Edwards 11 Jones, E. 11 Clarke 11 Edwards 11 Edwards
Wrexham Cardiff Villa Park Belfast Lisbon
Mar 10: 2-0 Oct 23: 1-3 Nov 10: 0-1 Mar 9: 2-0 May 15: 2-3
Lowrie, Edwards Jones, B. Edwards, Ford Ford 2
1949 1949 1949 1949 1949

Belgium Switzerland England Scotland Belgium
1 Hughes 1 Hughes 1 Sidlow 1 Jones, K. B. 1 Shortt
2 Roberts 2 Sherwood 2 Barnes 2 Barnes 2 Barnes
3 Lambert 3 Lambert 3 Sherwood 3 Sherwood 3 Sherwood
4 Powell, I. 4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Powell, I. 4 Powell, I.
5 Jones, T. G. 5 Jones, T. G. 5 Jones, T. G. 5 Jones, TG. 5 Jones, T. G.
7 Griffiths 7 Williams 7 Griffiths 7 Griftiths 7 Griffiths
8 Rees 8 Rees 8 Lucas 8 Paul 8 Paul
10 Lucas 10 Lucas 10 Scrine 10 Clarke 10 Powell, A.
11 Edwards 11 Edwards 11 Edwards 11 Edwards 11 Clarke
i iff Hampden Cardiff

topo 1-3 Pine 26: 0-4 Ont 15: 1-4 Nov 5: 0-2 Nov 23: 5-1
Ford Griffiths lak: Paul
767
1951 1951
Scotland Hvead N. Ireland Portugal
N.Ireland
1 Parry 1 Hughes 1 Hughes 1 Hughes
1 Shortt
2 Barnes 2 Barnes 2 Barnes 2 Barnes
2 Barnes
3 Sherwood 3 Sherwood 3 Sherwood 3 Sherwood
3 Sherwood
4 Paul 4 Powell, I. 4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Paul
5 Charles, J. 5 Paul 5 Daniel 5 Daniel 5 Daniel
6 Burgess 6 Burgess 6 Lucas 6 Burgess 6 Burgess
7 Williams 7 Williams 7 Griffiths 7 Griffiths 7 Griffiths
8 Rees 8 Allen 8 Allen 8 Kinsey 8 Kinsey
10 Scrine 10 Powell, A. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, 1. 10 Allchurch, I.
11 Clarke 11 Clarke 11 Clarke 11 Clarke 11 Clarke
i Cardiff
Meee "0-0 Oooh 1-3 Noe Boo 4 May: 2-1 May 12; 2-1
Powell, A. Ford 2 Clarke 2 Griffiths, Ford
1951 1951 1951 1951 1952

Switzerland England Scotland Rest of U.K. N. Ireland
1 Hughes 1 Shortt 1 Shortt 1 Shortt 1 Shortt
2 Williams 2 Barnes 2 Barnes 2 Barnes 2 Barnes
3 Sherwood 3 Sherwood 3 Sherwood 3 Sherwood 3 Sherwood
4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Paul
5 Charles, J. 5 Daniel 5 Daniel 5 Daniel S Daniel
7 Griffiths 7 Foulkes 7 Foulkes 7 Foulkes 7 Foulkes
8 Kinsey 8 Kinsey 8 Morris 8 Morris 8 Morris
10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I.
11 Clarke 11 Clarke 11 Clarke 11 Clarke 11 Clarke
Wrexham Cardiff Hampden Cardiff Swansea
May 16; 3-2 Oct 20: 1-1 Nov 20: 1-0 Dec 5: 3-2 Mar 19; 3-0
Ford 2, Burgess Foulkes Allchurch Allchurch 2, Ford Barnes, Allchurch
Clarke
1952 1952 1953 1953 1953

Scotland England N. Ireland France Yugoslavia
1 Shortt 1 Shortt 1 Shortt 1 Shortt 1 Shortt
2 Lever 2 Stitfall 2 Sullivan 2 Sullivan 2 Sullivan
4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Paul
5 Daniel 5 Daniel 5 Daniel 5 Daniel 5 Daniel
7 Foulkes 7 Foulkes 7 Medwin 7 Medwin 7 Medwin
8 Davies, R. 8 Davies, R. 8 Charles, J. 8 Charles, J. 8 Charles, J.
10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I.
11 Clarke 11 Clarke 11 Griffiths 11 Foulkes 11 Foulkes
Cardiff Wembl i
Oct 18: 1-2 Nov 12 2-5 yenieth 3-2 Mae 14: 1-6 Mate 2-5
Ford Ford 2 Charles 2, Ford Allchurch Ford 2
768
1953 1953 1954 1954 1954
England Scotland N. Ireland Austria Yugoslavia
1 Howells 1 Howells 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey
2 Barnes 2 Barnes 2 Sullivan 2 Williams, S. 2 Barnes
4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Harris 4 Paul
5 Daniel 5 Daniel 5 Daniel 5 Charles, J. 5 Charles, J.
6 Burgess 6 Burgess 6 Burgess 6 Burgess 6 Bowen
7 Foulkes 7 Foulkes 7 Foulkes 7 Griffiths 7 Reed
8 Davies, R. 8 Davies, R. 8 Kinsey 8 Tapscott 8 Tapscott
9 Charles, J. 9 Charles, J. 9 Charles, J. 9 Ford 9 Ford
10 Allchurch, [. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I.
11 Clarke 11 Clarke 11 Clarke 11 Jones, C. 11 Clarke
Cardiff Hampden Wrexham Vienna Cardiff
Oct 10: 1-4 Nov 4: 3-3 Mar 31: 1-2 May 9: 0-2 Sept 22: 1-3
Alichurch Charles 2, Allchurch Charles Allchurch
1954 1954 1955 1955 1955

Scotland England N. Ireland England Scotland
1 Kelsey 1 King 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey
2 Barnes 2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S.
4 Paul 4 Paul 4 Charles, M. 4 Charles, M. 4 Charles, M.
5 Charles, J. 5 Daniel 5 Daniel 5 Charles, J. 5 Charles, J.
6 Bowen 6 Sullivan 6 Sullivan 6 Paul 6 Paul
7 Reed 7 Tapscott 7 Tapscott 7 Tapscott 7 Tapscott
8 Tapscott 8 Ford 8 Ford 8 Kinsey 8 Kinsey
9 Ford 9 Charles, J. 9 Charles, J. 9 Ford 9 Ford
10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Alichurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I.
11 Clarke 11 Clarke 11 Allchurch, L. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C.
Cardiff Wembley Belfast Cardiff Hampden
Oct 16: 0-1 Nov 10: 2-3 April 20: 3-2 Oct 22: 2-1 Nov 9: 0-2
Charles 2 Charles, J. 3 Tapscott, Jones
1956 1957
aia N. etand Rootes England N. Ireland
1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey
2 Williams, S. 2 Sherwood 2 Sherwood 2 Sherwood 2 Edwards
3 Sherwood 3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins
4 Charles, M. 4 Harrington 4 Harrington 4 Harrington 4 Charles, M.
5 Charles, J. 5 Charles, J. 5 Daniel 5 Daniel 5 Daniel
6 Paul 6 Paul 6 Sullivan 6 Sullivan 6 Bowen
7 Allchurch, L. 7 Jones, C. 7 Medwin 7 Medwin 7 Medwin
8 Tapscott 8 Tapscott 8 Charles, J. 8 Charles, M. 8 Tapscott
9 Ford 9 Ford 9 Ford 9 Charles, J. 9 Charles, J.
10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Vernon
11 Jones, C. 11 Clarke 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C.
: i i Wemble: Belfast
eae Aettael Out20:2-2 Nov 14: 1-3 April 10: 0-0
Tapscott Clarke Ford, Medwin Charles, J.
769
1957 1957
Ee eediohane De Genaany Czechoslovakia E. Germany England
T Kelsey T Kelsey 1 Kelsey 1 Vearncombe _1 Resee 5
2 Stitfall 2 Edwards 2 Thomas 2 Thomas 2 Wilams;a5:
3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins
3 Hopkins
4 Harris 4 Charles, M. 4 Harris 4 Harris
4 Charles, M.
5 Charles, J. 5 Daniel 5 Charles, M. 5 Charles, M.
5 Charles, J.
6 Bowen 6 Harris 6 Bowen 6 Bowen
6 Bowen
7 Medwin 7 Medwin 7 Medwin 7 Allchurch, 1 av Medwin
8 Tapscott 8 Palmer 8 Davies, R. 8 Davies, R.
8 Tapscott
9 Webster 9 Charles, M. 9 Charles, J. 9 Palmer 9 Palmer
Vernon 10 Vernon 10 Vernon 10 Vernon 10 Vernon
10
11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C.
i ipzi Cardiff Cardiff

Mae e 1-0 Mate: 1-2 Mae os: 0-2 Sept 25: 4-1 Oct 19: 0-4
Vernon Charles, M. Palmer 3, Jones
1958 1958
oan low iol N. Ireland Hungary
2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S.
3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins
4 Harrington 4 Harrington 4 Harrington 4 Harrington 4 Sullivan
5 Charles, M. 5 Charles, M. 5 Charles, M. 5 Sullivan 5 Charles, M.
6 Bowen 6 Bowen 6 Bowen 6 Bowen 6 Bowen
7 Allchurch, L. 7 Medwin 7 Allchurch, L. 7 Allchurch, L. 7 Webster
8 Harris 8 Hewitt 8 Charles, J. 8 Hewitt 8 Medwin
9 Medwin 9 Charles, J. 9 Medwin 9 Medwin 9 Charles, J.
10 Vernon 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I.
11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones,C. 11 Jones, C.
Hampden Cardiff Tel-Aviv Cardiff Sandviken
Nov 13: 1-1 Feb 5: 2-0 June 15; 2-0 April 16; 1-1 June 8: 1-1
Medwin Allchurch, I., Jones Allchurch, I., Bowen Hewitt Charles, J.
1958 1958 1958 1958 1958

Mexico Sweden Hungary Brazil Scotland
4 Baker 4 Sullivan 4 Sullivan 4 Sullivan 4 Sullivan
5 Charles, M. 5 Charles, M. 5 Charles, M. 5 Charles, M. 5 Charles, M.
6 Bowen 6 Bowen 6 Bowen 6 Bowen 6 Bowen
7 Webster 7 Vernon 7 Medwin 7 Medwin 7 Allchurch, L.
8 Medwin 8 Hewitt 8 Hewitt 8 Hewitt 8 Vernon
9 Charles, J. 9 Charles, J. 9 Charles, J. 9 Webster 9 Medwin
10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Alichurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I.
11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C.
leetistaima
11 Woosnam
Stockholm
church, I.
smesteos SRE)
Allchurch, I., Medwin
Cobabaee, Caan
5
779
1958 1959 1959
England N. Ireland England Se iland Htfetand
1 Kelsey 1 Rouse 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey
3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 3 Williams, G.
4 Crowe 4 Crowe 4 Crowe 4 Sullivan 4 Crowe
5 Charles, M. 5 Sullivan 5 Nurse 5 Charles, J. 5 Nurse
6 Bowen 6 Bowen 6 Sullivan 6 Baker 6 Baker
7 Medwin 7 Medwin 7 Medwin 7 Medwin 7 Medwin
8 Ward 8 Tapscott 8 Woosnam 8 Woosnam 8 Woosnam
9 Tapscott 9 Rowley 9 Moore 9 Moore 9 Moore
11 Woosnam 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C.
Villa Park Belfast Cardiff Hampden Wrexham
Nov 26: 2-2 April 22: 1-4 Oct 17: 1-1 Nov 4: 1-1 April 6: 3-2
Tapscott Tapscott Moore Charles Medwin 2, Woosnam
Allchurch, I,
1960 1960 1960 1961 1961

Rep of Ireland Scotland England N. Ireland Spain
1 Vearncornbe 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey
2 Williams, S. 2 Harrington 2 Harrington 2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S.
3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins
4 Crowe 4 Crowe 4 Crowe 4 Charles, M. 4 Charles, M.
5 Nurse 5 Nurse 5S Nurse 5 Nurse 5 Nurse
6 Baker 6 Baker 6 Baker 6 Crowe 6 Crowe
7 Medwin 7 Medwin 7 Medwin 7 Jones, C. 7 Medwin
8 Woosnam 8 Woosnam 8 Woosnam 8 Woosnam 8 Woosnam
9 Moore 9 Leek 9 Leek 9 Leek 9 Leek
10 Vernon 10 Vernon 10 Vernon 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I.
11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Williams, G. 11 Williams, G.
Dublin Cardiff Wembley Belfast Cardiff
Sept 28: 3-2 Oct 22: 2-0 Nov 23: 1-5 April 12: 5-1 April 19: 1-2
Jones 2, Woosnam Vernon Jones Leek Charles, Jones 2 Woosnam
Allchurch, Leek
1961 1961 1961 1961 1962

Spain Hungary England Scotland N. Ireland
2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S. 2 Harrington 2 Harrington 2 Williams, S.
3 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 3 Williams, S. 3 Williams, S. 3 Hopkins
4 Charles, M. 4 Charles, M. 4 Charles, M. 4 Crowe 4 Lucas
5 Nurse 5 Nurse 5 Charles, J. 5 Charles, M. 5 England
6 Crowe 6 Crowe 6 Crowe 6 Baker 6 Hennessey
7 Jones, C. 7 Jones, C. 7 Jones, C. 7 Allchurch, L. 7 Allchurch, L.
8 Moore 8 Woosnam 8 Woosnam 8 Woosnam 8 Woosnam
9 Leek 9 Leek 9 Ward 9 Leek 9 Charles, M.
11 Williams, G. 11 Williams, G. 11 Williams, G. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C.
i iff Hampden Cardiff

meas. 1-1 Pr Be 2.3 oat 1-1 Nov 8: 0-2 April 11: 4-0
Allchurch Allchurch, Jones Williams, G. Charles 4
77
1962 1962 1962 1962 1962
Brazil Brazil Mexico Scotland Hungary
1 Kelsey 1 Kelsey 1 Hollins 1 Millington 1 Millington

(Hollins)
4 Hennessey 4 England 4 Lucas 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey
5 Charles, J. 5 Charles, J. 5 England 5 Charles, J. 5 Nurse
6 Crowe 6 Hennessey 6 Crowe 6 Lucas 6 Crowe
7 Allchurch, L. 7 Woosnam 7 Vernon 7 Jones, B. 7 Medwin
8 Vernon 8 Vernon 8 Allchurch, I. 8 Allchurch, I. 8 Allchurch, I.
9 Charles, M. 9 Moore (Leek) 9 Charles, J. 9 Charles, M. 9 Charles, M.
10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Leek 10 Vernon 10 Vernon
11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, B.
Rio Sao Paulo Mexico City Cardiff Budapest
May 12: 1-3 May 16: 1-3 May 22: 1-2 Oct 20: 2-3 Nov 7: 1-3
Allchurch, I. Leek Charles, J. Allchurch Medwin
Charles, J.
1962 1963 1963 1963 1963

England Hungary N. Ireland England Scotland
1 Millington 1 Hollins 1 Hollins 1 Hollins 1 Sprake
2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S. 2 Hopkins 2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S.
3 Sear 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G.
4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey 4 Burton 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey
5 Nurse 5 England 5 England 5 England 5 England
6 Lucas 6 Burton 6 Hole 6 Burton 6 Nurse
8 Jones, B. 7 Jones, B. 7 Jones, B. 7 Allchurch, L. 7 Jones, B.
8 Allchurch, I. 8 Woosnam 8 Woosnam 8 Vernon 8 Moore
9 Leek 9 Moore 9 Moore 9 Davies, W. 9 Charles, J.
10 Vernon 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Vernon
11 Medwin 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C.
Wembley Cardiff Belfast Cardiff Hampden
Nov 21: 0-4 Mar 20: 1-1 April 3: 4-1 Oct 12: 0-4 Nov 20: 1-2
Jones, C. Woosnam Jones, B.
Jones, C.3
1964 1964 1964 1964 1964

N. Ireland Scotland Denmark England Greece
1 Sprake 1 Sprake 1 Sprake 1 Millington 1 Sprake
2 Evans, R. 2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S. 2 Williams, S. 2 Rodrigues
3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G.
4 Johnson 4 Hole 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey
5 England 5 Charles, J. 5 England 5 England S England
6 Hole 6 Hennessey 6 Hole 6 Hole 6 Hole
7 Jones, B. 7 Jones, C. 7 Jones, B. 7 Rees 7 Rees
8 Moore 8 Leek 8 Godfrey 8 Davies, R. 8 Leek
9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, W. 9 Davies, W. 9 Davies, W. 9 Davies, W.
10 Godfrey 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Jones, C. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Williams, H.
11 Jones, C. 11 Rees 11 Rees 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C.
Arifiiios ve SuiTsga nl Gopsamiiis,

wan
Godfrey, Davies, R. Davies, W., Leek 2

emt ameny Ata,
Jones, C. :
772
1965 1965
Greece N. Ireland italy pean Enerand
1 Hollins 1 Hollins 1 Hollins 1 Millington 1 Sprake
2: Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues 2 Green 2 Green 2 Rodrigues
3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Green
4 Williams, H. 4 Lea 4 Lea 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey
5 England 5 England 5 England 5 England 5 England
6 Hole 6 Hole 6 Hole 6 Hole 6 Hole
7 Jones, C. 7 Jones, C. 7 Jones, C. 7 Jones, C. 7 Rees
9 Leek 9 Davies, W. 9 Godfrey 9 Davies, W. 9 Davies, W.
10 Vernon 10 Vernon 10 Vernon 10 Charles, J. 10 Allchurch, I.
11 Rees 11 Rees 11 Rees 11 Rees 11 Reece
Cardiff Belfast Florence Moscow Cardiff
May 17: 4-1 Mar 31: 5-0 May 1: 1-4 May 30: 1-2 Oct 2: 0-0
Allchurch 2 Vernon 2, Jones, C. Godfrey Davies, W.
England, Vernon Williams, G.
Allchurch, I.
1965 1965 1965 1966 1966

Russia Scotland Denmark N. Ireland Brazil
1 Sprake 1 Hollins 1 Hollins 1 Sprake 1 Hollins
2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues 2 Green
3 Green 3 Green 3 Williams, S. 3 Williams, G. 3 Rodrigues
4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey
5 England 5 England 5 England 5 England 5 James
7 Rees 7 Rees 7 Rees 7 Rees 7 Rees
8 Vernon 8 Vernon 8 Vernon 8 Vernon 8 Davies, R.
9 Davies, W. 9 Davies, W. 9 Davies, W. 9 Davies, W. 9 Davies, W.
10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Moore 10 Allchurch, I.
11 Reece 11 Reece 11 Pring 11 Reece 11 Williams, G.
Cardiff Hampden Wrexham Cardiff Rio
Oct 27: 2-1 Nov 24: 1-4 Dec 1: 4-2 Mar 30: 1-4 May 14: 1-3
Vernon Allchurch, I. Vernon 2 Davies, W. Davies, R.
Allchurch, I. Davies, W., Rees
1966 1966 1966 1966 1967

Brazil Chile Scotland England N. Ireland
1 Millington 1 Millington 1 Sprake 1 Millington 1 Millington
2 Green 2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues 2 Green 2 Thomas
3 Rodrigues 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G. 3 Williams, G.
4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey 4 Jarvis
5 James 5 James (Rankmore) 5 England 5 England 5 James
7 Rees (Durban) 7 Rees 7 Reece 7 Rees 7 Rees
8 Davies, R. 8 Moore 8 Davies, W. 8 Davies, W. 8 Durban
9 Davies, W. 9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, R.
Allchurch, I. 10 Allchurch, I. 10 Jones, C. 10 Jones, C. 10 Vernon
10
11 Pring (Davies,W.) 11 Jarvis 11 Jarvis 11 Pring
11 Williams, G.
Santiago Cardiff Wembley Belfast é
Belo Horizonte April 12: 0-0
May 18: 0-1 May 22: 0-2 ip ie # es!
1968 1968 1968
1967 1967 Italy oe:
England Scotland N. Ireland W. Germany
1 Sprake 1 Millington 1 Millington 1 “one
1 Sprake
2 Rodrigues 2 Thomas 2 — a
2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues
3 Green 3 Green 3 Green 3_Green i* LOS eke
4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey aon’ : a
5 England 5 James 5 England 5_England 5 Powel
7 Rees 7 Rees 7 Rees Rees
7 Rees
8 Davies, W. 8 Davies, W. 8 Davies, W.
8 Durban 8 Davies, W.
9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, R.
9 Mahoney
10 Durban 10 Durban 10 Durban 10 ge “s
10 Vernon
11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C. 11 Williams, G. 11 Jones, C. 11 Jones, C.
i Cardiff Cardiff
aot 0-3 Neo 3-3 Bae 28 2-0 May 8: 1-1 Oct 23: 0-1
Davies, R., Durban Rees, Davies, W. Davies, W.
ee rien eee
9 1969 1969
W. Germany
ace Ee oe) England N. Ireland
1 Sprake 1 Millington 1 Sprake 1 Sprake 1 Sprake
2 Thomas 2 Rodrigues 2 Derrett 2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues
(Rees) (Green)
3 Derrett 3 Burton 3 Green 3 Thomas 3 Thomas
4 Powell 4 Hennessey 4 Durban 4 Durban 4 Durban
5 Hennessey 5 England 5 Burton 5 Powell 5 Powell
6 Hole 6 Hole 6 Powell 6 Burton 6 Burton
7 Jones, B. 7 Jones, B. 7 Moore 7 Jones, B. 7 Jones, B.
8 Durban 8 Durban 8 Toshack 8 Davies, R. 8 Davies, R.
9 Davies, R. 9 Toshack 9 Davies, R. 9 Toshack 9 Toshack
10 Toshack 10 Mahoney 10 Davies, W. 10 Davies, W. 10 Davies, W.
11 Rees 11 Rees 11 Jones, B. 11 Moore 11 Moore
Frankfurt Dresden Wrexham Wembley Belfast
Mar 26: 1-1 April 16: 1-2 May 3: 3-5 May 7: 1-2 May 10: 0-0
Jones, B. Toshack Davies, R.2 Davies, R.
Toshack
eeee ee eg
1969 1969 1969 1970 1970
United Kingdom E. Germany Italy England Scotland
1 Sprake 1 Sprake 1 Sprake 1 Millington 1 Millington
2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues 2 Thomas 2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues
3 Thomas 3 Thomas 3 Derrett 3 Thomas 3 Thomas
4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey 4 Durban 4 Hennessey 4 Hennessey
5 England 5 England 5 England 5 England 5 England
6 Moore 6 Powell 6 Moore 6 Powell 6 Powell
7 Jones, B. 7 Durban 7 Yorath 7 Krzywicki 7 Krzywicki
8 Jones, C. 8 Krzywicki 8 Toshack 8 Durban 8 Durban
9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, W. 9 Hole 9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, R.
10 Toshack 10 Toshack 10 Krzywicki 10 Moore 10 Moore
11 Rees 11 Rees 11 Rees 11 Rees 11 Rees
(Reece) (Reece)
Cardiff Cardiff Rom i
July 28: 0-1 Oct 22: 1-3 Nov 4: 1-4 aie 1-1 yeniprt)
Powell England Krzywicki
774
se ee
1970 1970 1971 1971
N. Ireland Rumania Czechoslovakia Scotland England
1 Millington 1 Sprake 1 Millington 1 Sprake 1 Sprake
2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues 2 Rodrigues
3 Thomas 3 Thomas 3 Thomas 3 Thomas 3 Thomas
4 Hennessey 4 Powell 4 Phillips 4 James 4 James
5 England 5 England S James 5 Roberts 5 Roberts
6 Powell 6 Hole 6 Walley 6 Yorath 6 Yorath
7 Krzywicki 7 Krzywicki 7 Rees 7 Phillips 7 Phillips
8 Durban 8 Durban 8 Durban 8 Durban 8 Durban
9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, W. 9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, R. 9 Davies, R.
10 Moore 10 Moore 10 Davies, W. 10 Toshack 10 Toshack
11 Rees 11 Rees 11 Mahoney 11 Reece 11 Reece
(Rees)
Swansea Cardiff Swansea Cardiff Wembley
April 25: 1-0 Nov 11: 0-0 April 21: 1-3 May 15: 0-0 May 18: 0-0
Rees Davies, R.
1971 1971
N. Ireland Finland
1 Sprake 1 Millington
2 Rodrigues 2 Page
3 Thomas 3 Derrett
4 James 4 Durban
5 Roberts 5 Roberts
6 Yorath 6 Mielczarek
7 Phillips 7 Krzywicki
(Rees)
8 Durban 8 Jones, W.
9 Davies, R. 9 Rees
10 Toshack 10 Toshack
11 Reece 11 Reece
Belfast Helsinki
May 22: 0-1 May 26: 1-0
Toshack
775
i
UNDER-23 INTERNATIONALS 1971-72
LS
ENGLAND 1, SWITZERLAND 1
(at Ipswich, November 24, 1971, 17,530)
England: Shilton; Whitworth, Lampard, Gowling, Booth, Blockley, Kember, Channon, Royle, Brooking,
Thomas.
Switzerland: Deck; Staudemann, Mundschin, Schmocker, Anderegg, Siegenthaler, Muller, Meyer,
Muhmenthaler (Fister), Hasler, Demarmels.
Scorers: England, Brooking; Switzerland, Muller.
ENGLAND 2, WALES 0
(at Swindon, January 5, 1972 18,028)
England: Parkes; Whitworth, Robson, Todd, Booth, Blockley, West, Channon, Macdonald, Currie,
Kennedy.
Wales: Parton; Roberts, Collins, Yorath, Aizlewood, Prince, Davies, James, Toshack, Gwyther, O’Sullivan,
Scorers; Macdonald, Channon,
SCOTLAND 2, WALES 0
(at Aberdeen, January 26, 1972, 15,000)
Scotland: Hunter; Brownlie, Donachie, Jardine, Young, Buchan, McGovern (McQuade), Macari,
Bone, Dalglish, Cropley.
Wales: Parton; Roberts, Collins, Prince, Aizlewood, Yorath, Phillips (Davies), Gwyther, Llewellyn,
O’Sullivan, James.
Scorers: Jardine, McQuade,
ENGLAND 2, SCOTLAND 2
(at Derby, February 16, 1972, 18,176)
Sloe Parkes; Mills, Robson, Hudson, Booth, Blockley, Keegan, Channon, Macdonald, Currie,
iomas.
5 Scotland: Hunter; Brownlie, Donachie, Jardine, Connelly, Buchan, Carr, Hartford, Macari, Dalglish,
one.
Scorers: England, Channon 2; Scotland, Dalglish 2.
ENGLAND 0, EAST GERMANY 1

(at Ashton Gate, Bristol, March 22, 1972, 20,230)
Leer Parkes; Nisbet, Lampard, Cantello, Lloyd, Jeffries, Kember, Channon, Macdonald, Hudson,
eegan.
East Germany: Scheider; Kische, Zapf, Weise, Kurbjuweit, Enge, Sparwasser, Hafner, Streich, Pommers
enke, Sachse (Tyll).
Scorer: Sparwasser,
EAST GERMANY 2, ENGLAND 2

(at Magdeburg, June 1, 1972, 20,000)
. eit Germany Schneider; Ence, Zapf, Kurbjuweit, Dorner, Decker, Streich, Pommerenke, Sparwasser,
yll, Heidler.
Bete Shilton; Mills, Robson, Blockley, Lloyd, Perryman, Thomas, Keegan, Channon, Currie,
chards,
Scorers: East Germany, Heidler, Sparwasser; England, Blockley, Keegan.
POLAND 0, ENGLAND 3
(at Warsaw, June 4, 1972, 15,000)
ese
Poland: Kalinowski; Saymanowski, Plaszewski, Drzewieki, i, W Wyrobek, Kraska, ieci
Lato, Kmiecik, Ozaga,
ryEasiang: Shilton; Lampard, Lloyd, Blockley, Pejic, Mills, Perryman, Currie, Richards, Worthington,
gan.
Scorers; Worthington, Richards, Currie,
RUSSIA 0, ENGLAND 0
(at Kiev, June 7, 1972, 6,000)
Russia: Samochin;
Ti e ’ Dochenko ’ Fomenko, ’ Lovtschev ’ Reschko, ’ Mor OZOV. , Wa: sin ’ K uznetzZov.
tzov, Semen fe)V,’
England: Shilton; Lampard, Lloyd, Blockley, Peji i i i ‘

ton (Channon), Keegan. 5s » ey, Pejic, Mills (Towers), Perryman, Currie, Richards, Worthing-
776
co
ee ee eee
UNDER-23 INTERNATIONAL MATCHES 1954-71
SS ———————EE—EEE ee eee
ENGLAND vy AUSTRIA ENGLAND vy HUNGARY

England Austria England Hungary
1965 June 2 Vienna 0 0 1959 Sept. 23 Liverpool 0 1
1967 May 10 Hull 3 0 1964 May 13 Budapest 1 2
1968 May 1 Everton 4 0
1968 May 30 Budapest 0 1
ENGLAND y BELGIUM
ENGLAND y ISRAEL
England Belgium
England Israel
1962 Nov. 7 Plymouth 6 1
1969 May 25 Ostend 1 0 1960 May 22 Tel Aviv 0 4
1961 Nov. 9 Leeds 7 1
1964 May 17 Tel Aviv 4 0
ENGLAND vy BULGARIA
England Bulgaria
ENGLAND vy ITALY
1957 May 19 Sofia 4 2. Year Date England Italy
1957 Sept. 25 Chelsea 6 2 1954 Jan. 20 Bologna 0 8)
1967 June 3 Sofia 1 1 1955 Jan. 19 Chelsea 5 1
1970 Apr. 8 Plymouth 4 1 1959 May 7 Milan 3 0
1960 Nov. 2 Newcastle 1 1
1967 Dec. 20 Nottingham 1 0
ENGLAND vy CZECHOSLOVAKIA
1968 May 25 Trieste 1 1
England Czecho. ENGLAND y NETHERLANDS

1957 May 30 Bratislava 74 0 Nether-
1958 Oct. 15 Norwich 3 0 England lands
1965 April 7 Leeds 0 0 1960 Mar. 16 Sheffield 5 2
1965 May 29 Liberec 0 0 1961 Nov. 29 Rotterdam 5 2
1968 Nov. 13 Birmingham 2 2
ENGLAND v DENMARK 1969 May 22 Deventer 1 Pd
England Denmark ENGLAND vy POLAND
1955 Sept. 28 Portsmouth 5 1 England Poland
1956 Sept. 26 Copenhagen 3 0 1958 Sept. 24 Sheffield 4 1
1960 May 18 Warsaw 3 2
ENGLAND vy FRANCE 1972 June 4 Warsaw 3 0
England France ENGLAND vy PORTUGAL
1956 Oct. 17 Bristol 0 0 England Portugal
1959 Mar. 18 Lyons 1 1
1959 Nov. 11 Sunderland 2 0 1969 April 16 Coventry 4 0
1969 May 28 Funchal 1 1
1964 April 8 Rouen 2 2
1965 Nov. 3 Norwich 3 0
ENGLAND vy RUMANIA
England Rumania
ENGLAND vy EAST GERMANY
1957 May 26 Bucharest 1 0
East 1957 Oct. 16 Wembley 3 2
England Germany 1963 June 2 Bucharest 0 1
1960 May 15 Berlin 4 1 1964 Nov. 25 Coventry 5 0
1972 Mar, 22 Bristol 0 1
1972 June 1 Leipzig 2 2 ENGLAND v SCOTLAND
England Scotland
ENGLAND v WEST GERMANY 1955 Feb. 8 Glasgow 6 0
West 1956 Feb. 8 Sheffield 3 1
England Germany 1957 Feb. 26 Glasgow 1 1
1958 Jan. 15 Everton 3 1
1959 May 10 Bochum 2 2
1960 Mar. 2 Glasgow 4 4
1961 Mar. 15 Tottenham 4 1 1961 Mar. 1 Middlesbrough 0 1
1963 Nov. 27 Liverpool 4 1 1962 Feb. 28 Aberdeen 4 2
1965 May 25 Frieberg 0 1 1964 Feb. 5 Newcastle 3 2
1968 June 3 Kassel 1 0 1965 Feb. 24 Aberdeen 0 0
1970 Oct. 14 Leicester 3 1 1967 Mar. 1 Newcastle 1 3
1968 Feb. 7 Glasgow 2 1
ENGLAND v GREECE *1970 Mar. 4 Sunderland 3 1
England Greece 1971 Feb. 24 Glasgow 2) 2
1972 Feb. 16 Derby 2 2
1962 Nov. 28 Birmingham 5 0
1967 May 31 Athens 0 0 * Abandoned, snow, after 62 minutes.
TM
R.F. 72/3-40
ENGLAND v RUSSIA
SCOTLAND vy WALES
Scotland Wales
England Russia
1959 Nov. 25 Wrexham 1 1
1969 Oct. 22 Manchester 2 0 0
1962 Dec. 5 Aberdeen 2
1972 June 7 Kiev 0 0 0
1966 Noy. 30 Wrexham 6
1968 Dec. 10 Edinburgh 0 1
ENGLAND v SWEDEN 1970 Jan. 14 Aberdeen 1 1
1970 Nov. 11 Hull 2 0 1971 Jan. 13 Swansea 0 1
1972 Jan. 26 Aberdeen 2 0
ENGLAND
v SWITZERLAND
England Switzer- SCOTLAND vy BRITISH ARMY
land Scotland Army
1971 Nov. 24 Ipswich 1 1 1961 Feb. 13 Motherwell 3 2
ENGLAND vy TURKEY SCOTLAND vy BELGIUM

England Turkey Scotland Belgium
1962 Mar. 22 Southampton 4 1 1960 April 20 Ghent 1 1
1964 May 20 Istanbul 0 3
SCOTLAND vy FRANCE
1966 April 20 Blackburn y) 0
1967 June 7 Ankara 3 0 Scotland France
1964 May 24 Nantes 0 0
ENGLAND v WALES 1969 Dec. 3 Glasgow 4 0
England Wales
SCOTLAND vy HOLLAND
1958 April 23 Wrexham 1 2
1961 Feb. 8 Everton 2 0 Scotland Holland
1963 Nov. 13 Bristol 1 1 1957 Oct. 24 Edinburgh 4 1
1964 Nov. 4 Wrexham a 2 1958 Oct. 30 Amsterdam 2 1
1966 Oct. 12 Wolverhampton 8 0
1967 Nov. 1 Swansea 2 1 WALES y NORTHERN IRELAND
1968 Oct. 2 Wrexham 3 1 Wales N. Ire-
1969 Oct. 1 Bristol 2 0 land
1970 Dec.. 2 Wrexham 0 0 1962 Feb. 7 Belfast 0 0
1972 Jan. 5 Swindon 2 0 1963 Feb. 27 Swansea 5 1
1964 Feb. 5 Belfast 3 3
ENGLAND vy YUGOSLAVIA 1965 Feb. 10 Cardiff 2 .
*1967 Feb. 22 Belfast 1 2
Yugo-
1968 Mar. 20 Cardiff 0 1
England slavia
1969 Mar. 3 Wrexham - =
1963 Mar. 21 Manchester 0 0
1963 May 29 Belgrade 4 2 (post. through snow)
1965 Nov. 24 Southampton 2 1 * Abandoned 73 minutes, waterlogged.
nS
ENGLISH UNDER-23 GOALSCORERS

—_—_aeernw ————— —
13 Greaves; 11 Tambling; 8 Haynes; 7 Chivers, Clarke; 6 Byrne (J.), Hill (F.), Hinton (A.); 5 Charlto
Edwards (D.) Kidd; 4 Baker, Currie, Farmer, Jones (M.), Osgood, ASE ang Royle;
f <2)
3 Blunstone, Channon,
Eastham, Hollins, Paine, Pointer; 2 Armstrong, Atyeo, Ball, Chisnall, Coates, Clough, Crowe,
Harrison, Holliday, Hooper, Marsh, Morgan, Murray (J.), Peters, Radford, Smith (T.), Stokes (A.),
Stokes (D.); 1 A’Court, Ayre, Bell, Birchenall, Blockley, Bloomfield, Brabrook, Brooking, Cross, Curry,
Dobing, Dyson, Greenhoff, Harris (G.), Harris (J.), Ha yes, Hill (S.), Hitchens, Hurst (G), Hurst (J.),
Husband, Kay, Keegan, Kendall, Knowles (C.), Knowles (P.), Lloyd, Macdonald, Mannion, Moore,
Murray (A.), Newton (H.), Nish, O'Grady, O’Rourke, Opponents, Parry, Richards, Robson (B), Robson
(J). (Burnley), Robson (J.) (Derby Co.), Robson (R.), Rogers, Sammels, Setters, Shawcross,
Sissons,
Suddick, Worthington,
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Under-23 Appearances and Goalscorers 1954-71
A’Court, A. (Liverpool): 1957 v F, Bul, Cz; 1958 v Coates, R. (Burnley): 1967 v W, G, Bul, T; 1969 v
Bul, R, S, W. (7) N, Pt, N, B. (8)
Allen, A. (Stoke C.): 1959, v P, Cz, F, It, WG; Cohen, G. (Fulham): 1960 v Hun, F, S, N; 1961 v
1960 v Hun, S. (7) S, WG; 1963 v Y, R. (8)
Allen, L. (Tottenham H.): 1961 v W. (1) Connelly, J. (Burnley): 1961 v It. (1)
Anderson, S. (Sunderland): 1955 v S (sub); 1956 v Corrigan, J. (Manchester C.): 1970 v R. (1)
D; 1957 v F, Bul. (4) Crawford, B. (Blackpool): 1962 v S. (1)
Angus, J. (Burnley): 1959 vyWG; 1960 v EG, P, Is; Cross, G. (Leicester C.): 1963 v Y, Y, R; 1964.v W,
1961 v It, W; 1962 v S. (7) WG, S, F, Hun, Is, T; 1966 v T. (11)
Armfield, J. (Blackpool): 1957 v D, Bul, R, Cz; Crowe, C. (Leeds U.): 1960 v F, S; (Blackburn)
1958 v R; 1959 v P, Cz, F, It. (9) 1961 v W, S. (4)
Armstrong, G. (Arsenal): 1965 v Cz, WG, A; 1966 Crowther, S. (Aston Villa): 1958 v Bul, R, S. (3)
wa Ya (0 (5) Curry, W. (Newcastle): 1958 v R. (1)
Ashurst, L. (Sunderland): 1961 vy WG (1) Currie, A. (Sheffield U.): 1970 v W, Bul; 1971 v
Aston J. (Manchester U.) 1970 v W. (1) WG, S; 1972 v W, S, EG, USSR, Pol. (9)
Atyeo, J. (Bristol C.): 1955 v It, S. (2)
Ayre, R. (Charlton Ath.): 1955 v It, S. (2) Deakin, A. (Aston Villa): 1962 v Is, T, Y; 1963 v
Y,R; 1964, v T (sub). (6)
Badger, L. (Sheffield U.): 1964 v S, Hun, Is, T; Dobing, P. (Blackburn): 1959 y WG; 1960 v F,
1965 v W, R, S, Cz, A; 1966 v T; 1968 v W, Hun EG, P; Is; 196% y It,.S. (7)
(sub), WG. (13) Dobson, C. (Sheffield W.): 1963 v Y (sub), R. (2)
prey, M. (Charlton Ath.): 1964 v S, F, Hun, Is, Dobson, M. (Burnley): 1970 v Bul. (1)
- (5) Dodgin, W. (Arsenal): 1954 v It. (1)
Baker, J. (Hibernian): 1959 v P, Cz; 1960 v F, N; Douglas, B. (Blackburn): 1957 v D, F, Bul, R, Cz.
1961 v It, (Arsenal) 1963 v Y. (6) (5)
Baldwin, T. (Chelsea): 1968 v It, WG. (2) Doyle, M. (Manchester C.): 1968 v Hun, It, Hun,
Ball, A. (Blackpool): 1965 v W, R, S, Cz, WG, Cz, WG; 1969 v Pt, N, B, Pt. (8)
A: 1966 v F. (8) Dyson, J. (Manchester C.): 1957 v S. (1)
Banks, G. (Leicester C.): 1961 v W, S. (2) Dyson, K. (Newcastle U.): 1970 v Bul. (1)
Barnwell, J. (Arsenal): 1961 v WG. (1)
Barrett, L. (Fulham): 1967 v G. (1) Fee (Newcastle U.): 1960 v F, S, N, EG,
Bell, C. (Manchester C.): 1968 v S, Hun. (2) Miss
Bennett, A. (Rotherham): 1965 v W. (1) Edwards, D. (Manchester U.): 1954 v It; 1955 v It,
BS R. (Stoke C.): 1971 v WG (sub), Se (sub), S; 1956 v S; 1957 v R, Cz. (6)
- 3) Edwards, P. (Manchester U.): 1970 v Bul (sub);
Birchenall, A. (Sheffield U.): 1966 v T; 1968 v W, 1971 v WG, Se. (3)
(Chelsea) It, WG. (4) Ellis, S. (Charlton Ath.): 1954 v It. (1)
Blockley, J. (Coventry C.): 1972 v Sw, W, S, EG, Ellis, S. (Sheffield W.): 1969 v W; 1970 v W, R. (3)
USSR, Pol. (6) Evans, A. (Liverpool): 1969 v N, Pt, B, Pt. (4)
Bloomfield, J. (Arsenal): 1957 vy D, Bul. (2)
Blunstone, F. (Chelsea): 1954 v It; 1955 v It, S; Fantham, J. (Sheffield W.): 1961 v It. (1)
1956 v D; 1957 v D. (5) Farmer, E. (Wolverhampton W.): 1962 v Is, N. (3)
Bonds, W. (West Ham U.): 1969 v W, N. (2) Farmer, J. (Stoke C.): 1967 v W. (1)
Bonetti, P. (Chelsea): 1962 v S, T; 1963 v B, G, Y, Finney, A. (Sheffield W.): 1954 v It; 1956 v S;
, R; 1964 v F, Hun, Is, T; 1965 v A. (12) 1957 v S. (3)
Booth, C. (Wolverhampton W.): 1957 v F. (sub) (1) Flowers, R. (Wolverhampton W.): 1955 v It, S. (2)
Booth, T. (Manchester C.): 1969 v Pt; 1972 v Sw, Ford, D. (Sheffield W.): 1967 v W, S. (2)
W, S. (4) Foulkes, W. (Manchester U.): 1955 vy It, S. (2)
Brabrook, P. (Chelsea): 1958 v Bul, R, S; 1959 v P,
Cz, It, WG; 1960 v Hun; 1961 v S. (9) Garland, C. (Bristol C.): 1970 v Bul (sub). (1)
Broadbent, P. (Wolverhampton W.): 1954 v It. (1) Gowling, A. (Manchester U.): 1972 v Sw. (1)
Brooking, T. (West Ham U.): 1972 vSw.(1) Glazier, W. (Coventry C.): 1965 v R, S, Cz. (3)
Burnside, D. (W.B.A.): 1962 v T. (1) Greaves, J. (Chelsea); 1958 v Bul, R, S, W; 1959 v
Burrows, H. (Aston Villa): 1963 v G. (1) P, Cz, F, It; 1960 vJHun, S, N; (Tottenham H.)
Byrne, G. (Liverpool: 1961 v W. (1) 1962 v S. (12)
Byrne, J. (C. Palace): 1961 v W, S, WG; 1962 v Groves, V. (Arsenal): 1957 v F. (1)
Grummitt, P. (Nottingham F.): 1962 v N; 1964 v
Is, N, S, T. (7)
W, WG. (3)
Callaghan, I. (Liverpool): 1963 v G, Y, Y, R. (4) Gunter, P. (Portsmouth): 1954 vy It. (1)
Cantello, L. (W.B.A.): 1972 v EG. (1) Greenhoff, J. (Birmingham C.): 1969 v W, N, N
Cattlin, C. (Coventry C.): 1969 v W, N. (2) (sub), B. (4)
Channon, M. (Southampton: 1971 v Se, W, S; 1972
v Sw, W, S EG (2) USSR QQ) Harris, Gerry (Wolverhampton W.): 1958 v Bul, R,
Charlton, R. (Manchester U.): 1959 v P, Cz, F; S, W. (4)
1960 v Hun, S; 1961 v It. (6) Harris, Gordon (Burnley): 1962 v Is; 1963 v Y. (2)
Cheesebrough, A. (Burnley): 1957 v F. (1) Harris, J. (Everton): 1956 v S. (1)
Chivers, M. (Southampton): 1964 v F (sub), Hun; Harris, R. (Chelsea): 1967 v W.; 1968 v It, Hun,
1965 v W, R (sub), S, Cz, WG, Cz, A (sub); WG. (4)
1966 v F, Y; a v It, (Tottenham H.) S, Hun, Harrison, M. (Chelsea): 1961 vyWG; 1962 v S, T.
It, Hun, WG, 3)
Chisnell, P. (Manchester U.): 1964 v W, WG, S, F. Harvey, J. (Everton): 1967 v S, A, G, Bul, T. (5)
4 Hayes, J. (Manchester C.): 1958 v S, W. (2)
(4) Haynes, J. (Fulham): 1955 v It, S; 1956 v D, S;
Clark, C. (W.B.A.): 1961 v W. (1)
Clarke, A. ise oe o. Vv. Wa cA. G. Bill.) 1957 v S, R, Cz; 1958 v Bul. (8)
Leicester) 1969 v Pt. Hibbitt, K. (Wolverhampton W.): 1971 v W (sub).
vine R. (Blackburn R.): 1956 v D, S; 1957 v D, 1
S, R, Cz. (6) HAD F. (Bolton W.): 1961 v WG; 1962 v Is, N, 8,
Clemence, R (Liverpool): 1968 v W; 1971 v Se, W, T; 1963 v B, G, Y, Y, R. (10)
S. (4 Hill, S. (Blackpool): 1962 y Is, N, S, T. (4)
Clsnch, B. (Middlesbrough): 1957 v S, Bul; 1958 v Hindley, P. (Nottingham F.): 1967 v G. (1)
W. (3) Hinton, A. (Wolverhampton W.): 1963 v Y, R;
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1964 v W, (Nottingham F.) Hun, Is, T; 1965 v McGuinness, W. irces U.): 1959 v P, Cz,
Raz F; 1960 v Hun. (4
awe M. (Charlton Ath.): 1962 v S, T; 1963 v B. McNeil, M. (Middlesbrough): 1960 v F, N, EG, Is;
GB 1961 noe wae ean P, 18: (3)
Hitchens, G. (Cardiff C.): 1957 v D.(1) Miller, B. (Burnley): Vv Py is:
Hodgkinson, A. (Sheffield U.): 1957 v D, F, S; Mills, M. (Ipswich T.): 1971 v W; 1972 v S, EG,
1958 v R, W; 1959 v P, Cz. (7) Pol, USSR. (5)
Holliday, E. (Middlesbrough): 1960 v Hun, N, Mobley, V. (Sheffield W.): 1965 v W, R, S, Cz,
EG, P, Is. (5) WG, Cz, A; 1966 v F, Y; 1967 v A, G, Bul, T. (13)
Hollins, J. (Chelsea): 1965 v W, Cz, A; 1966 v F, Montgomery, J. (Sunderland): 1964 v S; 1967 vS,
Y; 1967 v W, S, A; 1968 v W, It, S, Hun. (12) A, G, Bul, T. (6)
Hooper, H. (West Ham U.): 1955 v It, S. (2) Moore, R. (West Ham U.): 1961 v It, W, S, WG,
Hopkinson, E. (Bolton W.): 1957 v Bul, R, Cz; 1962 v Is, N, S, T. (8)
1958 v Bul, S; 1959 v F. (6) Morgan, R. (Tottenham R.): 1970 v Bul. (1)
Howe, D. (W.B.A.): 1956 v S; 1957 v F, S; 1958 v Mullery, A. (Fulham): 1961 v It; 1962 v N; 1963
Bul, S, W. (6) vB. (3)
Hudson, A. (Chelsea): 1970 v S; 1971 v W, S; 1972 Ley hrs A. (Chelsea): 1965 v R, S, Cz, WG, Cz,
vS, EG. (5) A. (6)
Hughes, E. (Liverpool): 1968 v W, It, S; 1969 vN, Murray, J. (Wolverhampton W.): 1958, v S; 1959
B, Pt (sub); 1970 v R, Bul. (8) v F. (2)
Hunt, R. P. (Swindon T.): 1963 v R; (Wolverhamp- Neal, R. (Lincoln): 1957 v D. F, S, (Birmingham
ton W.) 1966 v Y, T. (3) C.) Bul. (4)
Hunter, N. (Leeds U.): 1965 v W, R, S. (3) Newton, H. (Nottingham F.): 1965 v R, Cz; 1967
Hurst, G. (West Ham U.): 1964 v W, F, Is, T. (4) v Bul, T. (4)
Hurst, J. (Everton): 1967 v G, Bul, T; 1969 v W, N, ca K. (Blackburn R.): 1964 v S, Hun, Is,
N, B, Pt; 1970 v R. (9) (4
Husband, J. (Everton): 1967 v A (sub), G, Bul.; Nicholls, J. (W.B.A.): 1954 v It. (1)
1970 v R, S. (5) Nisbet, G. (W.B.A.): 1972 v EG. (1)
Hutchinson, I. (Chelsea): 1971 v W, S. (2) Nish, D. (Leicester C.): 1969 v Pt (sub), B, Pt;
Iley, J. (Tottenham H.): 1958 v W. (1) 1970 v W, R, Bul, S; 1971 v Se, W, S. (10)
Norman, M. (Tottenham H.): 1956 v S; 1957 vR,
Jeffrey, A. (Doncaster R.): 1957 v D, F. (2) Cz. (3)
Jeffries, D. (Manchester C.): 1972 v EG. (1) O’Grady, M. (Huddersfield): 1961 v S. 1963 v B;
Jones, G. (Middlesbrough): 1962 v Is, N, S, T; (Leeds) 1966 v F. (3)
1963 v B, G, Y: 1964 v W, WG. (9) O’Neil, B. (Burnley): 1966 v T. (1)
Jones, M. (Sheffield U.): 1965 v R, S, Cz, WG, A; O’Rourke, J. (Middlesbrough): 1967 v T. (1)
1966 v F, Y, T; 1967 v A. (9) ie rE(Chelsea): 1968 v W, S, Hun; 1970 v W,
Jones, R. (Bournemouth): 1968 v Hun. (1) ’ > (
Kay, A. (Sheffield W.): 1959 v It, WG; 1960 v S, Pacey, D. (Luton T.): 1959 v WG. (1)
N, EG, P, Is. (7) Paine, T. (Southampton): 1960 v N, EG; 1961 v
Kaye, A. (Barnsley: 1956 v D. (1) WG, T (sub). (4)
Keegan, K. (Liverpool); 1972 v S, EG (2), Pol, BB Sh (Manchester C.): 1968 v Hun; 1969 Pt,
USSR. (5) BYP
Kember, S. (C. Palace): 1971 v WG; 1972 v Sw, Parkin, D. (Wolverhampton W.): 1970 v W, R,
EG. (3) Bul, S; 1971 v S. (5)
Renal ree 1968 v W, It, It, Hun; 1969 Parkes, P. (Q.P.R.): 1972 v W, S, EG. (3)
vW,N. Parry, R. (Bolton): 1958 v R; 1959 v F, It, WG. (4)
Kennedy, R. (Arsenal): 1972 v W. (1) Payne, D. (C. Palace): 1968 v W (sub). (1)
Kevan, D. (W.B.A.): 1957 v Bul, R, Cz; 1958 v Pegg, D. (Manchester U.): 1956 vS; 1957 v S, R. (3)
Bul. (4) Pejic, M. (Stoke C.): 1972 v Pol, USSR. (2)
Kidd, B. (Manchester U.): 1968 v W, It, S; 1969 v Perryman, S. (Tottenham H.): 1972 v EG, Pol,
N, B (sub); 1970 v W, R, S; 1971 v WG, Se (10) USSR. (3)
Kirkham, J. (Wolverhampton W.): 1961 v W, S. (2) Peters, M. (West Ham U.): 1963 v B, G; 1964 v W,
Kirkup, J. (West Ham U.): 1962 v Is, N, T. (3) WG; 1966 v T. (5)
Knowles, C. (Tottenham H.): 1965 v W; 1967 v W, Pickering, F. (Blackburn R.): 1964 v W; WG, S. (3)
S, G, Bul, T. (6) Piper, N. (Plymouth Arg.): 1970 v Bul; 1971 v
Knowles, P. (Wolverhampton W.): 1968 v W, It; WG, Se, S. (4)
1969 v W, N. (4) Pointer, . (Burnley): 1959 v It; 1960 v Hun, EG,
Labone, B. (Everton): 1961 v It, W, S; 1962 v Is,
P; Is.)
Pugh, J. (Sheffield W.): 1970 v W. (1)
N; 1963 v Y, R. (7)
Lampard, F. (West Ham U.): 1972 v Sw, EG, Pol, Quixall, A. (Sheffield W.): 1956 v S. (1)
USSR. (4)
Radford, J. (Arsenal): 1969 vy W, N, N, Pt. (4)
ei C. (Liverpool): 1966 v F, Y; 1967 v S, A, Rankin, A. (Everton): 1965 v W. (1)
) Reaney, P. (Leeds U.): 1964 v F; 1965 v S, WG,
Leary, S. (Charlton Ath.): 1954 v It. (1) Cz; 1967 vS. (5S)
Le Flem, R. (Nottingham F.): 1962 v N. (1)
Richards, J. (Wolverhampton W.): 1972 v EG,
Lloyd, L, (Liverpool): 1971 v WG, Se, W, S; 1972 Pol, USSR. (3)
v EG (2), Pol, USSR. (8)
Riley, H. (Leicester C.): 1958 v W; 1961 v W. (2)
Macedo, E. (Fulham): 1959 vy It, WG; 1960 v Hun, Robson, B. (Newcastle U.): 1967 v S; 1969 v Pt. (2)
F, N, EG, P, Is; 1961 v It, WG. (10) Robson, Jimmy (Burnley): 1959 v WG. (1)
bee M. (Newcastle U.): 1972 v W, S, Robson, John (Derby): 1971 v WG, Se, S; 1972 v
, 8S, EG. (6)
Mannion, G. (Wolverhampton W.): 1960 v P, Is, Robson, R. (Fulham): 1956 v D. (1)
(2) Rogers, D. (Swindon T.): 1966 v Y; 1968 v W. (2)
Marsh, R. (Q.P.R.): 1968 v S, Hun. (2) Royle, J, (Everton): 1968 v Hun (sub), Hun; 1969
Marshall, G. (Hearts): 1960 v S. (1) N, B (sub), Pt; 1970 v R. S (sub); 1971 vy WG,
eer R. (Coventry C.): 1955 v It, S; 1965 v Se; 1972 v Sw. (10)
Sadler, D. (Manchester U.): 1967 v S; 1968 v W;
McFarland, R. (Derby Co.): 1969 v N, N, B, Pt; 1969 v Pt. (3)
1970 v S. (5) Sammels, J. (Arsenal): 1967 v W, A, G, Bul, T;
McGrath, J. (Newcastle U.): 1961 v WG. (1) 1968 v It, It, Hun, WG, (9)
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eee A. (Manchester U.): 1959 v P, Cz. F, It, Swan, P. (Sheffield W.): 1960 v F, S, N. (3)
Sydenham, J. (Southampton):
pee M. (Chelsea); 1959 v P, Cz, F; 1960 v Hun, 1960 v F, S. @)
Setters, M. (W.B.A.): 1958 v Bul, R, S, W; 1959 v ean (Burnley): 1964 y W, WG, S, F, Hun, Is,
P. Che It, WG; 1960 v Hun. F, S, N, EG, P,
Ss Tambling, R. (Chelsea): 1963 y B, G, Y; 1964 vy
Shaw, B. (Sheffield U.): 1968 v It, Hun. (2) his! F, Hun, Is, T; 1965 v W (sub), R, Cz,
oy, ne U.): 1956 v D; 1957 v D, F, S,
ul. Taylor, T. (West Ham U.): 1972 vEG, (1)
Shawcross, D. (Manchester C.): 1961 y WG. (1) Thomas, D. (Burnley): 1970 v Bul, S; 1971 v Se,
Shellito, K. (Chelsea): 1963 v Y. (1) W; 1972
vSw, S, EG. (7) ;
Shilton, P. (Leicester C,): 1969 v W, N, Pt, N, Pt; er P. (Liverpool: 1964 v WG, S, F; 1966
1970 v W, Bul, S; 1971 v WG; 1972 v Sw, EG, vF.
_Pol, USSR. (13) Thomson, R. (Wolverhampton W.): 1963 v YY, R:
Sillett, P. (Chelsea): 1955 v It, S; 1956 v D. (3) 1964 v W, WG, F; 1965 v R, Cz, WG, Cz, A:
Sissons, J. (West Ham U.): 1965 v W, S; 1967 v W; 1966 v F, Y, T; 1967 v W. A. (15)
1968 v Hun, WG; 1969 v W, Pt, N, B, Pt. (10) Todd, C. (Sunderland): 1968 y Hun, Hun (sub),
Sleeuwenhoek, J. (Aston Villa): 1963 v G, Y. (2) WG; 1969 v W, N (sub); 1970 v W, R, S; 1971 v
Smith, J. (West Ham U.): 1960 v F. (1) WG, Se, S, W; 1972 v W. (13)
Smith, Tommy (Liverpool): 1965 v Cz, WG, Cz, A; Towers, A. (Manchester C.): 1972 v USSR. (1)
1966 v F, Y; 1967 v S, A; 1968 v It, S. (10) Usher, B, (Sunderland): 1964 v F. (1)
Smith, Trevor (Birmingham C.): 1955 v It, S; 1956 v
D, S; 1957 v D, F, S, Bul, R, Cz; 1958, v Bul, R, vere? T. (Chelsea): 1963 v G; 1964 v Huan, Is,
S, W; 1959 v It. (15)
Smith, W. (Sheffield W.): 1969 v Pt, N, Pt; 1970 v
W, Bul, S. (6) West, A. (Burnley): 1972 v W. (1)
Springett, P. (Sheffield W.): 1968 v It, S, Hun, It, West, G. (Blackpool): 1962 v Is; (Everton) 1965 v
WG;; 1969 v B. (6) WG, Cz. (3)
Stephenson, A. (C. Palace): 1967 v W; 1968 v It, Whitefoot, G. (Manchester U.): 1954 v It. (1)
S, (West Ham U.) Hun, It, Hun, WG. (7) Whitham, J. (Sheffield W.): 1969 v W (sub). (1)
Stepney, A. (Millwall): 1966 v F, Y, T. (3) Whittle, A. (Everton): 1971 v W, (1)
Stevens, D. (Bolton W.): 1957 v R, Cz. (2) Whitworth, S. (Leicester C.): 1972 v Sw, W. (2)
Stiles, N. (Manchester U.): 1965 v S, WG, Cz. (3) Wilson, D. (Preston N.E.): 1964 vyW. WG, S.Hun,
Stokes, A. (Tottenham): 1956 v D. (1) Is, T; 1965 v W. (7)
eer D. (Huddersfield): 1963 v B, G, Y, R (sub). Worthington, F. (Huddersfield T.): 1972 v Pol,
(4) USSR. (2)
Storey-Moore, I. (Nottingham F.): 1967 v S, A. (2) Wood, R. (Manchester U.): 1954 v It. (1)
Suddick, A. (Newcastle U.): 1963 v B, Y. (2) Wright, T. (Everton): 1967 v Bul, T; 1968 v It, S,
Summerbee, M. (Manchester C.): 1966 v T. (1) Hun, It, Hun. (7)
NORTHERN IRELAND
(all matches against Wales)
Briggs, R. (Manchester United): 1962; (with Magill, J. (Arsenal): 1962. (1)
Swansea T.), 1965. (2) McCaffrey (Leicester C.): 1963. (1)
Burke, (Portadown): 1963. (1) Mcllroy (Burnley): 1968. (1)
McKeag, W. (Glentoran): 1967, 1968. (2)
Campbell, W. (Distillery): 1964; (with Sunderland) McKenney (Falkirk): 1967. (1)
1965. (2 McKenzie, R. (Airdreionians): 1967, 1968. (2)
Campbell, W. (Dundee): 1967. (1) McLaughlin, J. (Shrewsbury T.): 1963, 1964. (2)
Clarke, F. (Arsenal): 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965. (4) McMillan, S. (Wrexham): 1964. (1)
Clarke, N. (Ballymena): 1962; (with Sunderland) McMordie, E. (Middlesbrough): 1967. (1)
1963. (2) McNeill, M. (Middlesbrough): 1968. (1)
Clements, D. (Coventry C.): 1965, 1967, 1968. (3) Morrow (Glentoran): 1968. (1)
Craig, D. (Newcastle U.): 1965. 9
Craig, W. (Linfield: 1965, 1967. (2) Napier, J. (Bolton W.): 1967; (with Brighton) 1968.
Dunlop, J. (Coleraine): 1965, 1968. (2) (2)
Neill, T. (Arsenal): 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965. (4)
Elder, A. (Burnley): 1964. (1) Nicholson, J. (Manchester U.): 1962, 1963, 1964,
Elwood, J. (L. Orient): 1962. (1) 1965. (4)
Patton Cinteld) ;Lane© (1) O'Neill, J. (Sunderland): 1962. (1)
Harkin, T. (Port Vale): J Rice, P. (Arsenal): 1968, (1)
Harvey, M. (Sunderland): 1962, 1963, 1964. (3) Ross (Glentoran): 1967. (1)
Irvine, R. (Linfield): 1963. (1) Sloan, D. (Scunthorpe U.): 1964. (1)
Tine! W. (Buraley): 1963, 1964, 1965. (3)
Todd, S. (Burnley): 1965, 1967, 1968. (3)
Jackson, T. (Everton): 1968. (1) Trainor, D. (Crusaders): 1967. (1)
Jennings, P. (Watford): 1964. (1)
Johnston, W. (Glenayon): 1962. (1) Welsh, E. (Distillery): 1962. (1)
SCOTLAND
Blackley, J. (Hibernian): 1970 v F, E, W; 1971 v
Aitken, C. (Aston Villa): 1962 v W; 1963 v W. (2) E. - ((4
Allan, W. (Aberdeen): 1963 v W. (1)
Auld, B. (Celtic): 1961 v Army. (1) Bone, J. (Norwich sa ae VvE,1 (2)
Brand, W. (Rangers): vE,
Baillie, D. (Airdreionians): 1955 v E; 1959 v W. (2) Bremner, W. (Leeds U.): 1964 v F; 1965 v W, E.
Baird, D. (Partick T.): 1959 v W. (1) (3)
Baxter, James (Raith R.): 1959 v W. (1) Brown, H. (Kilmarnock): 1963 v W. (1)
Baxter, John (Hibernian): 1959 v W. qd) Brownlie, J. (Hibernian): 1972 v E, W. (2)
Baxter, T. (Queen of the South): 1956 v E. (1) Buchan, M. (Aberdeen): 1971 v W; 1972 v W,E.
Beattie, D. (Celtic): 1958 v N (2), E. (3) (3)
Blacklaw, A. (Burnley): 1960 v E. (1)
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Burns, F. (Manchester U.): 1968 v E. (1) Johnstone, J. (Celtic): 1964 v F. (1)
Caldow, E. (Rangers): 1955 v E; 1957 v E. (2) Kelly, E. (Arsenal): 1971 v E, W. (2)
Campbell, A. (Charlton): 1970 v W. (1) Kennedy, J. (Kilmarnock): 1958 v N. (1)
Carr, W. (Coventry C.): 1970 v F; 1971 v W; 1972 King, A. (Kilmarnock): 1964 v W, F; 1965 v W. (3)
VE, 3 (3) Law, D. (Huddersfield T.): 1960 v W, E; 1961 v BE,
Clark, R. (Aberdeen): 1967 v W, E. (2) Army. (4) y
Clunie (Hearts): 1970 v E, W. (2) Lawrence, T. (Liverpool): 1963 v W. (1)
Colquhoun (W.B.A.): 1968 v E. (1) Leggatt (Aberdeen): 1955 v E. (1)
Colrain (Celtic): 1958 v N. (1) Lochhead, A. (Burnley): 1963 v W. (1)
Connelly (Celtic): 1970 v E; 1971 vE, W; 1972 vE. Lorimer, P. (Leeds U.): 1970 v W, F. (2)
(4)
Cooke, C. (Aberdeen): 1963 v W; 1964 v W; 1965 Macain, L. (Celtic): 1972 v W, E. (2)
v W; (with Dundee) 1965 v E. (4) Mera D. (Hearts): 1955 v E; 1957 v E; 1958 v
Cormack, P. (Hibernian): 1965 v W, E; 1967 v W, » E. (4)
E; 1968 v W, E. (6) Mackay, D. (Celtic): 1959 v W; 1960 v E, W, B. (4)
Cousin, A. (Dundee): 1958 v N; 1960 v E, B. (3) Malone (Kilmarnock): 1970 v F. (1)
Crawford, I. (Hearts: 1957 v E. (1) Martin, N. (Hibernian): 1964 v F. (1)
Crerand, P. (Celtic): 1961 v E. (1) Martis, J. (Motherwell): 1960 v E. (1)
Cropley, A. (Hibernian): 1972 v W. (1) ‘ Marinello, P. (Hibernian): 1970 v F (sub), v E
Cruikshank, J. (Queen’s Park): 1960 v B; (with (sub). (2)
Hearts) 1964 v W. (2) McCalliog, J. (Sheffield W.): 1967 v W, E. (2)
Currie, D. (Clyde): 1958 v N (2), E, 1959 v W. (4) McFarland, D. (Partick T.): 1955 v E. (1)
Dalglish, K. (Celtic): 1972 v W, E. (2) McGillivray, A. (Third Lanark): 1962 v E, (1)
Davie, A. (Dundee U.): 1964 v F. (i) McGovern (Derby Co.): 1972 v W. (1)
Delaney, P. (Motherwell): 1961 v Army. (1) Meo J. (Kilmarnock): 1964 v F; 1965 v W.
Dickson, R. (Kilmarnock: 1970 v E. (1) ¢
Donachie, W. (Manchester C.): 1972 v W, E (2) McIntosh, J. (Falkirk): 1956 v E; 1958 v E, N. 3s
Donaldson, H. (Dundee): 1965 v W, E. (2) McLean, T. (Kilmarnock): 1967 v E; 1970 v E. (2)
Duff, W. (Hearts): 1955 v E. (1) McLintock, F, (Leicester C.): 1961 vy Army; 1962
Duncan, P, (Hibernian): 1971 v E. (1) v E, (2)
McMillan, T, (Aberdeen): 1967 v W, E. (2)
Easton, J, (Hibernian): 1964 v W, (1)
Edwards, A. (Dunfermline Ath.): 1967 v W. (1)
McNeill, W. (Celtic): 1960 v B; 1961 v E, Army;
Ewen, R. (Aberdeen): 1959 v W. (1) 1962 v W, E; 1963 v W. (6)
McQuade, D, (Partick T.): 1972 v W. (1)
Ferguson, R. (West Ham U.): 1968 v E. (1) MacRae, K. (Motherwell): 1971 v E, W. (2)
Forrest, J. (Rangers): 1964 v W; 1965 v E. (2) McLeod, J. (Hibernian): 1961 v E, Army, (2)
Forsyth, C. (St. Mirren): 1957 v E. (1) Milne, A. (Cardiff C.): 1960 v W. (1)
Forsyth, T, (Motherwell): 1971 v E. (1) ; Mitchell, I. (Dundee U.): 1967 v W. (1)
Fraser, C. (Dunfermline Ath.): 1962 v W; (with Morgan, W. (Burnley): 1968 v E. (1)
Aston Villa) 1963 v W. (2) Miller, G. (Dunfermline Ath.): 1961 v Army. (1)
Gabriel, J. (Dundee): 1960 v E, B; 1962 v W; 1963 Morrison, R. (Aberdeen): 1956 v E. (1)
v W. (4) Moncur, R. (Newcastle U.): 1968 v E. (1)
Gemmill, A. (Preston N.E.): 1970 v E. (1) Munro, F. (Wolverhampton W.): 1970 v F, E, W
Gibson, I. (Middlesbrough): 1964 v W, F. (2) (sub). 1971 v W. (4)
en A. (Tottenham H.): 1961 v E; 1962 v W, Murray, D. (Cardiff C.): 1965 v E. (1)
E..(3) at Sia G. (Motherwell): 1964 v F; 1965 v W, E.
Glen, A. (Queen’s Park): 1957 v E. (1)
Graham, G. (Chelsea): 1965 v W, E. (2) Murray, M. (Rangers): 1956 v E; 1957 v E, (2)
Gray, E. (Leeds U.): 1967 v W, E. (2) Murray, S, (Dundee): 1968 v E. (1)
Greig, J. (Rangers): 1964 v W. (1)
Nichol, R. (Hibernian): 1956 v E, 1958 v N. (2)
Haffey, F. (Celtic): 1961 v Army. (1)
Hamilton, J. (Hearts): 1956 v E; 1957 v E, (2) Ogston, J. (Aberdeen): 1961 v E; 1962 v W, E. (3)
Hamilton, R. (Kilmarnock): 1965 v W. (1) O’Hara, G. (Falkirk): 1958 v N. (2) (2)
Sree J. (Aberdeen): 1970 v W (sub); 1971 v W. O’Hare, J. (Derby Co.): 1970 v F, E, W. (3)
) Oliver, J. (Hearts): 1971 v W. (1)
Hartford, A. (W.B.A.): 1972 v E, (1) foes = a 1955 v E; 1956 v E; 1958 v
Harrower, J. (Hibernian): 1958 v N. (1)
Hartford, A. (W.B.A.): 1970 v W; 1971 v Penman, W. (Dundee): 1960 v B; 1962 v W; 1964
Hay, D. (Celtic): 1970 v F; 1971 v E. W, (3) v W; 1965 v E. (4)
Henderson, W. (Rangers): 1962 v W, E. (2) Plenderlieth, J. (Hibernian):1957 v E; 1958 v N
Herd, D. (Clyde): 1958 v N. (2) (2), E; 1960 v W. (5)
Hermiston, J. (Aberdeen): 1971 v W. (1) Price, W. (Airdrieonians): 1956 v E; 1958 v N. (2)
Hewie, J. (Charlton Ath.): 1957 vE. (1)
Higgins, W. (Hearts): 1960 v E, W, B; 1962 v E. (4) Rae, I. (Falkirk): 1956 v E. (1)
Hill, A. (Clyde): 1955 v E. (1) Reilly, J. (Dunfermline Ath,): 1957 v E. (1)
Hilley, D. (Third Lanark): 1961 v E, Army. (2) Riddell, I. (St. Mirren): 1960 v E; 1961 v E. (2)
Hogan, J. (Partick T.): 1961 v E. (1) Robb (Hibernian): 1970 v F, W; (with Aberdeen)
Hollywood, D. (Southampton): 1965 v E. (1) 1971 VE. FY
Holmes, R. (St. Mirren): 1955 v E. (1) Roberts, R. (Motherwell): 1962 v W. (1)
Holt (Queen’s Park): 1958 v N; (with Falkirk) Robertson, H. (Dundee): 1962 v W. (1)
1958 v E. (2) Robertson, J. (St. Mirren): 1964 v W; (with
Hood, H. (Clyde): 1968 v E. (1) ea ee H.) 1964 v F; 1965 v W; 1968 v BE.
Hope, R. (W.B.A.): 1967 v W. (1)
Hughes, J. (Celtic): 1961 v E; 1962 v W, E. (3) St. John, I, (Motherwell): 1960 v E, B; 1961 v
Hughes, T. (Chelsea): 1970 v F, E. (2)
Hunter (Kilmarnock): 1971 v BE; 1972 v W, E. (3) Army (3)
Scott, A. (Rangers): 1958 v E. (1)
eC W. (Motherwell): 1960 v W, E, B; 1962 v Sharkey, D. (Sunderland): 1964 v F, (1)
2 ( Sheviane, C. (Hearts): 1964 v W, F; 1965 v W. (3)
Hutchison, T. (Blackpool): 1971 v W. (1) Sim (Aberdeen): 1961 v Army. (1)
Jardine, S. (Rangers): 1971 v E, W; 1972 v W, E, (4) Slater (Falkirk): 1959 v W. (1)
Jarvie, A. (Airdreionians): 1971 v E. (1) Smith, D. (Aberdeen): 1964 v W. (1)
Jeffrey, R. (Celtic): 1963 v W. (1) Smith, J. (Aberdeen): 1967 v E. (1)
Johnston, W. (Rangers): 1970 v F, E. (2) Sneddon, P. (Dundee): 1959 v W. (1)
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Stanton, P. (Hibernian): 1967 v W, E: 1968 v E.
Stein,C. (Hibernian: 1968 VE-(l) White, J. (Tottenham H.): 1960 v W. (1)
Whyte, T. (Aberdeen): 1967 v W, E. (2)
Stewart: 1970 v W. (1) Wilson, R. Mees 1970 v W. (1)
Thomson, A. (Hearts): 1970 v F, E, W. (3) Wilson, D. (Rangers): 1959 v W. (1)
Tinney (Partick T.): 1967 v W, E. (2) Wishart, R. (Aberdeen): 1955 v E; 1956 v E. (2)
Thomson, J. (Hearts): 1958 v E; 1960 v B. (2)
Young, A. (Hearts): 1956 v E; 1957 v E; 1958 v E,
Ure. I. (Dundee): 1961 v E. (1) N; 1959 v W; 1960 v W, E. (7)
Young, I. (Celtic: 1965 v E. (1)
Walsh, J. (Celtic): 1955 v E. (1) Young (Ayr U.): 1971 v E; 1972 v W. (2)
Weir, H. (Motherwell): 1960 v E, B. (2)
WALES
Aiglewood, S. (Newport Co.): 1972 vE, S. (2) Jones, T. (Wrexham): 1963 v S. (1)
Baker, C. (Cardiff C.): 1958. (1) Jones, W. (Bristol R.): 1968 v E, Ni; 1971 vE, S. (4)
Baker, T. (Plymouth Arg.): 1958 vy E; 1959 v S, (2) Jones, W. (Swansea C.): 1969 v E. (1)
Blore, R. (Southport): 1962 y S; (with Blackburn Krzywicki, R. (W.B.A.): 1967 v E, S; 1970 v S. (3)
R.) 1965 v E, S, Ni. (4)
Burton, O. (Newport Co.): 1961 v E; (with Nor- Leek, K. (Northampton T.): 1958 v E. (1)
wich C.), 1963 v S, Ni; 1965 v E, S. (5) Lewis, B. (Cardiff C.): 1965 vy Ni: 1967 v E, S;
1968 v E. (4)
Charles, M. (Swansea T.): 1958 v E, (1) Llewellyn, D. (West Ham U.): 1972 vS. (1)
Coldrick, C. (Cardiff C.): 1967 v S; 1968 v E. (2) Lloyd, B. (Southend U.): 1970 v E, S. (2)
Collins, J. (Portsmouth): 1967 v E, Ni; 1968 v E, Lucas, A. (Wrexham): 1967 v S. (1)
Ni; 1969 v E; 1972 vE, S. (7) Lucas, M. (Leyton O.): 1962 v S. (1)
Pops C. (Charlton Ath.): 1971 v E, S; 1972: vE, Mahoney, J. (Crewe Alex.): 1967 v Ni; (with Stoke
C.) 1969 v E; 1970 v E. (3)
Davies, D. (Swansea C.): 1971 v E, S. (2) Mielczarek, R. (Huddersfield T.): 1968 v E, Ni. (2)
Davies, F. (Cardiff C.): 1967 v E. (1) Cae T. (W.B.A.): 1962 v S, Ni; 1963 v S,
Dye R. (Norwich C.): 1964 v S, Ni; 1965 v S. ih
Moore,G. (Cardiff C.): 1960 v S; 1961 v E; 1962 v
Davies, W. (Bolton W.): 1963 v S; 1964 v E; 1965 S; (with Chelsea) 1962 v Ni; 1963 v S, Ni; (with
v S, Ni. (4) Manchester U.) 1964 v E, S, Ni. (9)
Davis, G. (Wrexham): 1970 v E; 1971 v E, S. (3) Morgan, R. (Cardiff): 1970 v S. (1)
Derrett, S. (Cardiff C.): 1970 v E; 1971 v E, S. (3) Oe K. (Manchester U.): 1959 v S; 1960 v S.
Draper, D. (Swansea T.): 1965 v E. (1)
Bae: (Cardiff C.): 1963 v Ni; 1964 v E, S,
Nurse, M. (Swansea T.): 1960 v S; 1961 v E. (2)
roe T. (Charlton Ath.): 1958 v E; 1959 vS

Orritt, B. (Birmingham C.): 1958 v E; 1959 v S;
1960 v S. (3)
Edwards, M. Beee W.): 1958 v E; 1959 vS. (2)
O’Sullivan, P. (Brighton): 1972 v E, S. (2)
England, M. (Blackburn R.): 1960 v S; 1961 v E; Page, M. (Birmingham C.): 1967 v E, S; 1968 v Ni;
1962 v S, Ni; 1963 v Ni; 1964 v E, S, Ni; 1965 v 1969 v E; 1970 v E, S. (6)
E, S, Ni. (11) Parton, J, (Burnley): 1972 v E, S. (2)
Evans, M. (Wrexham): 1967 v Ni; 1970 v E. (2) Pearson: 1970 v S. (1)
Veale (Swansea T.): 1964 v E, Ni; 1965 v E, Phillips, L. (Cardiff C.): 1971 v S; 1972 v S. (2)
Maes (Wrexham): 1967 v E, Ni; 1968 v E,
I.
Fox, A. (Wrexham): 1959 v S. (1) Price, P. (Peterborough U.): 1970 vE, S; 1971 vE. (3)
Gammons, S. (Cardiff C.): 1960 v S; 1962 v Ni. (2) Prince, F. (Bristol Rovers): 1971 v S; 1972 vE, S. (3)
Green, C. (Everton): 1962 v S, Ni; 1963 v S, Ni; Pugh, D. (Newport Co.): 1967 v E, S. (2)
(with Birmingham C.) 1964 v E, S; 1965 v Ni. (7) Rankmore, F. (Cardiff C.): 1962 v S, Ni. (2)
“ie A. (Arsenal): 1962 v Ni; 1963 v S; 1964 Rees, R. (Coventry C.): 1963 v S, Ni; 1964 v E, S,
vS. (3) Ni; 1965 v E, Ni. (7)
Godfrey, B. (Scunthorpe U.): 1962 v Ni. (1) Rodrigues, P. (Cardiff C.): 1964 v S, Ni; 1965, v BE,
Gwyther, D. (Swansea C.): 1972 v E, S. (2) S, Ni. (5)
Hawkins, D, (Leeds U.): 1967 v S, Ni; 1968 v E, Roberts, J. (Swansea T.): 1967 v Ni; 1968 v E;
Ni; 1969 v E; 1970 v S. (6) (with Northampton T.) 1968 v Ni (sub); 1969 v
Hennessey, T. (Birmingham C.): 1962 v Ni; 1963 v E; 1970 v E. (5)
Ni; 1964 v S, Ni; 1965 v E, S. (6) Roberts, P. (Bristol R.): 1971 v E, S; 1972 vE,S. (4)
Hole, B. (Cardiff C.): 1961 v S; 1962 v S; 1963 vS; Roberts, R. (Wrexham): 1962 v S, Ni. (2)
1965 v S, Ni. (5) Rouse, V. (C. Palace): 1959 v S. (1)
Hollins, D. (Brighton): 1960 v S; 1961 v E. (2) Rowland, J. (Newport Co.): 1959 v S. (1)
Hopkins, M. (Tottenham H.): 1958 v E. (1) Ryan, J. (Charlton Ath.): 1966 v E. (1)
Hughes, B. (Swansea T.): 1960 v S; 1961 v E. (2) Screen, W. (Swansea T.): 1968 v Ni; 1969 v E. (2)
Hughes, J. (Blackpool): 1971 v E (sub) S. (2) Sear, C. (Manchester C.): 1959 v S; 1960 v S. (2)
Humphreys, G. (Everton): 1965 v Ni; 1967 v E, S, Simpkins, K. (Hartlepools U.): 1967 v S. (1)
Ni; 1969 v E. (5) ssw G. (Leeds U.): 1964 v E, S, Ni; 1965 v E,
James, G. (Blackpool): 1965 v E, Ni. (2) Ni. (5)
James, L. (Burnley): 1972 v E, S. (2) Stephens, J. (Hull C.): 1958 v E. (1)
John, D. (Cardiff C.): 1965 v S. (1) Summerhayes, D. (Cardiff C.): 1967 v S. (1)
Johnson, M. (Swansea T.): 1963 v S; 1964 v E. (2) Thomas, G. (Swansea T.): 1968 v E; 1971 v E,S
Jones: 1970 v S. (1) ) c
Jones, A. (Swansea T.): 1967 v E. (1) Thomas, J. (Newport Co.): 1967 v Ni. (1) :
Jones, B. (Bristol R.): 1971 v E. (1) ; Thomas, R. (Swindon T.): 1967 v S, Ni; 1968 v Ni;
Jones, B. (Swansea T.): 1961 v E; 1962 v S, Ni; 1969 v E; 1970 vE, S. (6) ; :
1963 v S, Ni; 1964 v E, Ni; 1965 vS. (8) Toshack, J. (Cardiff C.): 1967 v E, (with Liverpool)
Jones, C. (Tottenham H.): 1958 v E. (1) : 1971 VE; 1972 vE. (3) }
Jones, F. (Brighton): 1959 v S; (with Swindon)
Vernon, R. (Blackburn R.): 1959 vS. (2)
1961 v E. (2)
Jones, K. (Cardiff C.): 1958 v E. (1) Walker, D. (York C.); 1967 v Ni; 1968 v E, Ni. (3)
783
v E. (1) Williams,H. (Swansea T.): 1961 v S; 1964
v E; 1962
Walker, M. (Watford): 1969
Walley. T. (Arsenal): 1967
v E; Ni; (with Watford) v S, E, Ni. (5)
1968 v E, Ni. (4) Yorath, T. eed): 1969 v E, S; 1971
v E; 1970
Williams, G. (Swansea T.): 1960v S. (1) E1972vVE S(6 )
Williams, G. E. (W.B.A.): 1960 v S; 1961 vE.(2) young, G. (Newport Co.): 1970 v E, (1)
ENGLAND’S FULL INTERNATIONAL RECORD 1872-1972

Home Away
Pa Wie Dis ee Pe Wa Da La eh
Argentina AKG eel Vg Vato TU Si ol 1S Wee 335 Be
Austria Ao De cli Lee Sy PS i tie Ab WEE Nb?
Belgium Ae Sela (Opn ee 12° 9s) 282 19.4820
Bohemia —- —- — —- — — Tate OOF Ao
Brazil Dee eae (Olen Gus Ou te lane ae eS
Bulgaria it) 0 belt Ovaml aed 14 One ini Ory 2ORaO)
Chile ees ee De 2 Oe Oa Gee
Colombia —- — — — — — 1 ES PR!RP | RL hel
Czechoslovakia 24 eile. Oy <a 4 3). 2), Oe ol | Orme
Denmark tet Oy Okees see, AAS ise Ost eee
Ecuador —- —- —- —- — — Taogtl:, aOnt Oy 2y aeO
Finland —- —- —- — — — Jb LO LO Gee
France jammer. Ost” 1A. 11 +8 150 eo ON co
Germany, East ty ft? —— — Sal Lee PO Ole ae ee
Germany, West 50.4 Op Lae G fe ES ee ae |
Greece doe Ho s3> 0 Po SS 2a
Hungary a 20) Boor Ss fie PS ALU eC mae) OG)fe
Treland, Northern S9s2 a ete Sel 4keest4 Ate 29: 88 3.088 ae
Ireland sR epubUG Of is ees leens Oe Lae 5 ate spol ligueddE eh 78
Italy Se 2ee 0 ahi Se 24 ySaw OM Lily eG
Luxembourg toto On Osa Delon eeOe Oa ae
Malta Ly 6 doe 16.561. 0 d ore 1 a es Te
Mexico 2 Oe Os Oe nO 2, Oo pel Fie
Netherlands Bi aol On 8. «2 30 1250) Le OFS ed
Norway ere Oaaed eet Rie UO AG A
Peru —_ —- —_ — — — Ze oli) PO Lao ae
Poland ILO ale OCI ey 171" LOMO! Siero
Portugal ie Oe OL ID a4 6 2143 oq 2 ined) D2 peed
Rumania ie) Ole 21 Oat wet SD 0a) aS eC)
Scotland Ae TSO set 44” 135011220 “605s
Spain Se.0r5' +80 «© eA Bed 60 a2agnleims 7 )8asl0
Sweden Si err. Lae IG 60 AR ead SAT
Switzerland Sy V2eends 0 10 2 Lug ime OO RL2A 2 le eee
U.S.A. — — — —- — — 4) 35 OU. 24 oS
LOSS 2 tell t, OMEe Tai ace Qed eh ee
Uruguay 26. ste 0, aoa 3. AS OR 98) 5 eam
Wales 42 30 5 7118 43 40 24 12 4102 37
Yugoslavia 4 12082 OnslOnans SvaeOrendepe4on 2us10
F.ILF.A. See ie 0) eeOmees es a ee
Total 200 133 37 30 584 241 263 145 55 63 672 337
Played Won Drawn Lost For Against

463 278 92 93 1256 578
784
‘B’ INTERNATIONAL MATCHES 1949-72
ENGLAND vy COLOMBIA ENGLAND v NETHERLANDS
England Colomb, Nether-
1970 May 20 Bogota 1 0 England lands
ENGLAND y FINLAND 1949 May 18 Amsterdam 4 0
1950 Feb. 22 Newcastle 1 0
England Finland
1950 Mar. 17 Amsterdam 0 3
1949 May 15 Helsinki 4 0 1952 Mar. 26 Amsterdam 1 0
ENGLAND y ECUADOR
England Ecuador ENGLAND vy SCOTLAND
1970 May 24 Quito 4 0 England Scotland
ENGLAND y FRANCE 1953 Mar. 11 Edinburgh 2 2
Eneland F 1954 Mar. 3 Sunderland 1 1
ngland France =1956 Feb. 29 Dundee 2 2
1952 May 22 Le Havre 1 a 1957 Feb. 6 Birmingham 4 1
ENGLAND vy WEST GERMANY
West ENGLAND vy SWITZERLAND
England Germany Switzer-
1954 Mar. 24 Gelsenkirchen 4 0 England land
1955 Mar. 23 Sheffield 1 1 1950 Jan. 18 Sheffield 5 0
ENGLAND vy ITALY 1954 May 22 Basle 0 2
1956 Mar. 21 Southampton 4 1
England Italy
1950 May 11 Milan 0 5 ENGLAND y YUGOSLAVIA
ENGLAND vy LUXEMBOURG Yugo-
Luxem- England slavia
England bourg 1954 May 16 Lubljana 1 2
1950 May 21 Luxembourg 2 1 1955 Oct. 19 Manchester Ss 1
UNOFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL MATCHES 1902-46
ENGLAND y SCOTLAND ENGLAND vy WALES

England Scotland England Wales
D1902 April 5 Glasgow 1 1 $1919 Oct. 11 Cardiff 1 2
71919 April 26 Everton 2 2 +1919 Oct. 18 Stoke 2 0
$1919 May 3 Glasgow es 3 *1939 Noy. 11 Cardiff 1 1
31935 Aug. 21 Glasgow 2 4 *1939 Noy. 18 Wrexham 3 2
*1939 Dec. 2 Newcastle 2 1 *1940 April 13 Wembley 0 1
*1940 May 11 Glasgow 1 1 *1941 April 26 Nottingham 4 1
*1941 Feb. 8 Newcastle 2 3 *1941 June 7 Cardiff 3 o}
*1941 May 3 Glasgow 3 1 *1941 Oct. 25 Birmingham 2 1
*1941 Oct. 4 Wembley 2 0 *1942 May 9 Cardiff 0 1
*1942 Jan. 17 Wembley 3 0 *1942 Oct. 24 Wolverhampton 1 2
*1942 April 18 Glasgow 4 5 *1943 Feb. 27 Wembley 5 3
*1942 Oct. 10 Wembley 0 0 *1943 May 8 Cardiff 1 1
“1943 April 17 Glasgow 4 0 *1943 Sept. 25 Wembley 8 3
*1943 Oct. 16 Manchester 8 0 *1944 May 6 Cardiff 2 0
*1944 Feb. 19 Wembley 6 2 *1944 Sept. 16 Liverpool 2 2
*1944 April 22 Glasgow 3 2 "1945 May 5 Cardiff 3 2
*1944 Oct. 14 Wembley 6 2 $1945 Oct. 20 West Bromwich 0 1
*1945 Feb. 3 Aston Villa 3 \
*1945 April 14 Glasgow 6 ENGLAND vy IRELAND
+1946 April 13 Glasgow 0 1 England Ireland
ENGLAND vy SWITZERLAND $1945 Sept. 15 Belfast 1 0
Switzer-
England land ENGLAND v BELGIUM
+1946 May 11 Chelsea 4 1 England Belgium
$1946 Jan. 19 Wembley pA 0
ENGLAND y FRANCE
England France D Declared unofficial owing to disaster at ground.
26 Wembley 2 2 t Victory. J Jubilee. * War-time,

*1945 May
785
Victory and Wartime Internationals
. (No caps were awarded for these
1919 and 1946 Victory Internationals. 1940-45 Wartime Internationals
games.)
Sw, Switzerland.
Abbreviations, E, England; S, Scotland; W, Wales; I, Ireland; B, Belgium; F, France;
Hanson, J. (Chelsea), 1941 v S (1)
ENGLAND Hapgood, E. (Arsenal), 1940 v S (1), W (2); 1941 v
S (1), W (1); 1942 v S (3), W (2); 1943 vS (1), W
(2)
Bacuzzi, J. (Fulham), 1940 v S (2), W (2); 1942 vS Hardy, S. (Aston Villa), 1919 v S (2), W (1)
(3), W (1); 1943 v S (1), W (1) Harper, B. (Barnsley), 1940 v S (1)
Bagshaw, J. (Derby Co.), 1920 v W (1) Hardwick, G. (Middlesbrough), 1941 v W (1); 1943
Ball, W. (Birmingham), 1920 v W (1) v S (1), W (2); 1944 v S (2), W (1); 1945 v W (2),
Balmer, J. (Everton), 1940 v W (1) S (3); 1946 v B, F, Sw, S.
Barnes, H. (Manchester C.), 1920 v W (1) Hendren, E, (Brentford), 1920 v W (1)
Barrass, M. (Bolton W.), 1946 v W (1) Hilditch, C. (Manchester U.), 1920 v W (1)
Bartram, S. (Charlton Ath.), 1941 v S (1), W (1) Hodkinson, J. (Blackburn R.), 1920 v W (1)
Birkett, R. (Newcastle U.), 1941 v S (1) Hudspeth, F. (Newcastle U.), 1920 v W (1)
Britton, C, (Everton), 1941 v W (2); 1942 v W (1);
Johnson, W. H. (Charlton Ath), 1946 v Sw, F
1943 v S (2), v W (3); 1944 v S (2), W (2)
Joy, B. (Arsenal), 1945 v S (1)
Brook, E. (Manchester C.), 1940 v W (1)
Brooks, S. (Wolverhampton W.), 1920 v W (1) Kinsell, H. (W.B.A.), 1946 v I, W.
Broome, F. (Aston Villa), 1940 v S (1), W (1) Kirchen, A. (Arsenal), 1941 v W (1); 1942 vS (1),
Brown, R. (Charlton Ath.), 1945 v W (1), S (2); W (1)
1946 v Bel, Sw Knight, A. E. (Portsmouth), 1920 v W (1)
Buchan, C. (Sunderland), 1920 v W (1)
Lawton, T. (Everton), 1940 v S (1); 1942 v S (2),
Buckingham, V. (Tottenham H.), 1941 v W (2)
W (1); 1943 v S (1), W (1); 1944 v S (3), W ());
Carter, H. (Sunderland), 1940 v S (1); 1943 v S (1), 1945 v W (2), S (3); 1946 v I, B, F, Sw, S
W (2); 1944 v S (3), W (2); 1945 v W (2), S (2); Longworth, E. (Liverpool), 1919 v S (2)
1946 vI, F, Sw
McCall, J. (Preston N.E.), 1919 v S (2)
Clifton, H. (Newcastle U.), 1940 v S (1)
Mannion, W. (Middlesbrough), 1941 vy S (2); 1942
Cock, J. (Huddersfield T.), 1920 v W (1)
vS (2)
Compton, D. (Arsenal), 1941 v S (1); 1942 v S (2),
Mapson, J. (Sunderland), 1941 v W (1)
W (1); 1943 v S (2), W (2); 1944 v S (1), W (1);
Marks, G, (Arsenal), 1942 v S (3), W (2); 1943 vS
1945 v W (1); 1946 vS
Compton, L. (Arsenal), 1940 v W (1); 1943 vS (1), (1), W (2)
Martin, H. (Sunderland), 1919 v S (2)
W (1); 1944 v S (1), W (1)
Crayston, J. (Arsenal), 1940 v W (1)
Martin, J. (Aston Villa), 1940 v S (1), W (2)
Crook, H. (Blackburn R.), 1940 v W (1)
Mason, G. (Coventry C.), 1942 v S (1), W (1)
Cullis, S. (Wolverhampton W.), 1941 v S (2), W (2); Matthews, S. (Stoke C.), 1940 v S (2), W (2); 1941 v
1942 v S (2), W (1); 1943 v S (2), W (3); 1944 vS S (1); 1942 v S (3), W (1); 1943 v S (2), W (3);
(3), W (2); 1945 v W (2) 1944 vy S (3), W (1); 1945 v S (3); 1946 v I, B, F,
Sw, W
Ditchburn, E. (Tottenham H.), 1944 v S (1), W (1) Mercer, J. (Everton), 1940 v S (2), W (2); 1941 vS
Duckworth, F. (Blackburn R.), 1919 v S (2) (2); 1942 v S (2), W (1); 1943 v S (2), W (3); 1944
Edelston, M. (Reading), 1941 v W (1); 1942 vS (1), vS (3), W (1); 1945 v S (3), Sw; 1946 v I, B, S, W
W (2); 1943 v S (1) Mortensen, S. (Blackpool), 1945 v W (1); 1946 v I
Elliott, W. (W.B.A.), 1944 v W (1); 1946 vS Mountford, R. (Huddersfield T.), 1941 v S (1)
Mullen, J. (Wolverhampton W.), 1943 v W (1);
Fenton, E. (West Ham U.), 1940 v W (1)
1945 v W (1); 1946 vB
Fenton, M. (Middlesbrough), 1946 vyW
Finch, L. C. (Barnet), 1941 v W (1) Oakes, R. J. (Charlton Ath.), 1940 v W (1)
Fisher, F. (Millwall), 1941 v W (1) Parker, C. (Stoke C.), 1920 v W (1)
Fleetwood, T. (Everton), 1919 v S (2)
Pearson, T, (Newcastle U.), 1940 v S (1)
Flewin, R. (Portsmouth), 1945 v W (1)
Puddefoot, S. (West Ham U.), 1919 v W (2); 1920v
Franklin, N. (Stoke C.,), 1945 v W (1), S (2); 1946 v W (1)
I, B, F, Sw, 8, W
Pye, J. (Notts. Co.), 1946 v B
Gibbons, A. H. (Tottenham H.), 1943 v W (1) Richardson, J. (Newcastle U.), 1940 v S (1)
Goslin, H. (Bolton W.), 1940 v S (1); 1941 v S (1); Rooke, R. (Fulham), 1943 v W (1)
1942 v S (1), W (1) Rowley, J. (Manchester U.), 1944 v W (1)
Goulden, L. (West Ham U.), 1940 v W (1); 1941 v Roxburgh, A. (Blackpool), 1944 v W (1)
S (2), W (1); 1945 v S (1)
Greenhalgh, N. (Everton), 1940 vy S (1) Scott, L. (Arsenal), 1942 vy W (1); 1944 vS (2), W
Grenyer, A. (Everton), 1920 v W (1) (2); 1945 v W (2), S (3); 1946 v I, B, F, Sw, S, W
Grimsdell, A. (Tottenham H.), 1919 v S (2) Shackleton, L. (Bradford), 1946 v S
Shea, D. (Blackburn R.), 1919 y S (2)
Hagan, J. (Sheffield U.), 1941 v W (2); 1942 vy S (3), Smith, G. (Charlton Ath.), 1945 y W (1)
W (1); 1943 v S (2), W (2); 1944 v S (3); W (1); Smith J. (Bolton W.), 1919 v S (2) W (1)
1946 v S, F. Smith J, (W.B.A.), 1920 v W (1)
Hall, G. W. (Tottenham H.), 1940 v W (1); 1942 v aa J.R. (Millwall), 1940 v S (1), W (2); 1941 vW
W (1) 1)
786
Smith, L, (Brentford), 1940 v W (1); 1942 v W (1); Dawson, J. (Rangers), 1940 vyE (2); 1941 v E (2);
as vS (2), W (1); 1945 v W (1), S (3); 1946 v I, 1942 v E (3); 1943 v E (2)
, SW Deakin, J. (St. Mirren), 1944 v E (1); 1946 v W, B.
Soo, F. (Stoke C.), 1942 v W (1); 1944 v S (1); 1945 Delaney, J. (Celtic), 1944 vyE(1); 1945vE (1); 1946
vS (3); 1946 v1, F, W v E, B, Sw
Sproston, B. (Manchester C.), 1940 v W (2), S (1) Dodds, J. (Blackpool), 1940 v E (1); 1942 v E (1);
Stubbins, A. (Newcastle U.), 1946 y W a VE (1); 1944 v BE (2); 1945 vE(1); 1946 v W,
Swift, F. (Manchester C.), 1940 v W (1); 1941 v
S (1); 1943 v S (1), W (1); 1944 v S (2); 1945 v Donaldson, A. (Bolton W.), 1919 v E (1), v1 (2)
W (1), S (3); 1946 v I, B, Sw, S Dougal, J. (Preston N.E.), 1940 v E (1)
Swinburne, T. (Newcastle U.), 1920 v S (1) Dougall, N. (Birmingham C.), 1946 v E
Taylor, F, (Wolverhampton W.), 1944 v S (1) Duncanson, J. (Rangers), 1944 v E (2)
Turnbull, R. (Bradford), 1919 v S (2); 1920 v W (1) Dykes, J. (Hearts), 1941 v E (2); 1942 v E (2)
Voisey, W. (Millwall), 1920 v W (1) Fagan, W. (Liverpool), 1945 v E (1)
Watson, W. (Burnley), 1920 v W (1) Finan, R. (Blackpool), 1940 v E (1)
Watson, W. (Huddersfield T.), 1946 vyW Flavell, R. (Airdrieonians), 1944 v E (1)
Welsh, D. (Charlton Ath.), 1940 v S (1), W (1); 1941 Gillick, T. (Everton), 1941 v E (1); 1942 v E (1);
vS (1), W (2); 1942 v W (2), W (1); 1944 v W (1); 1944 vy E (1)
1945 v W (2) Gordon, J. E. (Rangers), 1919 v E (2) v1 (2)
Westcott, D. (Wolverhampton W.), 1943 v S (1), W Hamilton, G. (Aberdeen), 1946 v I, E
(2) Harley, J. (Liverpool), 1945 v E (2)
Whittingham, R. (Stoke), 1920 v W (1) Harris, J. (Wolverhampton W.), 1945 vy E (1)
Williams, B, (Walsall), 1945 v W (1); (with Wolver- Harris, J. R. (Queen’s Park), 1945 v E (1)
hampton W); 1946 v F, W Hogg, R. (Celtic), 1941 v E (1)
Williamson, E. G, (Arsenal), 1920 v W (1) Herd, A. (Manchester C.), 1942 v E (1)
Willingham, K. (Huddersfield T.), 1940 v W (2), S Husband, J. (Partick T.), 1946 v E, Sw
(1); 1941 v S (1); 1942 v S (2)
Johnston, R. (Rangers), 1942 v E (1)
Woodley, V. (Chelsea), 1940 v W (1), S (1)
Johnstone, L. (Clyde), 1945 v E (1) (sub for Bogan)
Wright, W (WolverhamptonW.), 1946 vB, F, Sw, S
Kean, S, (Hibernian), 1943 v E (1)
Kelly, W. (Morton), 1945 v E (1)
SCOTLAND Kilmarnock, W. (Motherwell), 1944 v E (1)
Kirton, J. (Stoke C.), 1944 v E (1)
Ancell, R. (Newcastle U.), 1940 v E (1) Liddell, W. (Liverpool), 1942 v E (1); 1943 v E (2);
Baird, A. (Aberdeen), 1946 vy B 1945 v E (1); 1946 v W, I, E, Sw
Baxter, W. (Hearts), 1940 v E (2); (with Middles- Linwood, A. (St. Mirren), 1944 v E (1)
brough), 1944 v E (1); 1945 v E (1) Little, A. (Rangers), 1944 v E (1)
Beattie, A. (Preston N.E.), 1941 v E (1); 1942 vE Macaulay, A. (West Ham U.), 1944 v E (2); 1945 vy
(3); 1943 v E (1) E (3)
Black, A. (Hearts), 1942 v E (1) McClure, D. (Hearts), 1940 v E (1)
Blair, J. (Rangers), 1919 v E (2), 1 (1) McCullough, D. (Falkirk), 1940 v E (1)
Bogan, S. (Hibernian), 1944 v E (1)* (injured and McDonald, P. (Celtic), 1941 v E (1); 1942 v E (1);
substituted, See Johnstone) 1944 v E (1)
Bowie, J. (Rangers), 1919 v E (2), 1 (1) McGowan, J. (Partick T.), 1946 v I, B
Bremner, G. (Arsenal), 1942 v E(1); 1943 v E (1) McMenemy, J. (Celtic), 1919 v E (2)
Brennan, F. (Airdrieonians), 1946 v E, Sw McMullen, J. (Partick T.), 1919 v E (2) vI (2)
Brown, G. (Rangers), 1941 v E (2) McNair, A. (Celtic), 1919 v E (2) vI (1)
Brown, J. (Morton), 1919 v E (2) McNamee, W. (Hamilton), 1919 v I (1)
Brown, R. (Queen’s Park), 1945 v E (2); 1946 v W, McPhail, M. (Kilmarnock) v I (1)
I, E, B; (with Rangers), Sw McPhee, J. (Falkirk), 1946 v W.
Brown, T. (Hearts), 1940 v E (1) Marshall, J. (St. Mirren) v I (1)
Brownlie, J. (Third Lanark), 1919 v E (2) I (2) Morton, A. (Queen’s Park), 1919 v E (2)
Buchan, W. (Blackpool), 1943 v E (1) Milne, J. (Middlesbrough), 1941 v E (1)
Busby, M. (Liverpool), 1942 v E (2); 1943 v E (1); Miller, A. (Hearts), 1944 v E (1)
1944 v E (2); 1945 v E (2) Millar, G. (Hearts), 1919 v I (1)
Cairs, T. (Rangers) v I (1) Morton, A. L. (Queens Park) 1919 v E (2), 1 (1)
Campbell, W. (Morton), 1944 v E (1); 1946 v W,T, Napier, C. (Falkirk), 1940 v E (1)
E, Sw
Orr, R. (T. Lanark) v I (1)
Campbell, J. (Clyde), 1946 v B
Carabine, J. (Third Lanark), 1940 v E (2); 1941 vE Paterson, G. (Celtic), 1946 v W, I, B
(1); 1942 v E (3); 1943 v E (3); 1944 v E (1) Paton, J. (Motherwell), 1946 v W, I, B
Caskie, J. (Everton), 1940 v E (2); 1941 vE (2); Pinkerton, H. (Falkirk), 1940 v E (1)
1942 v E (2); 1944 v E (2); 1945 v E(1) Reid, J. (Airdrieonians), 1919 v E (1)
Chisholm K. (Queen’s Park), 1946 v I Richardson, B. (Ayr U.), 1919 v E (1), vI (1)
Corbett, W. (Celtic), 1943 v E (1)
Cringan, W. (Celtic) v I (1) Shankly, W. (Preston N.E.) 1940 v E (1); 1941 vE
Crosbie, J. (Ayr), 1919 v1 (1) (1); 1942 v E (3); 1943 v E (2)
Crozier, J. (Brentford), 1944 v E (3) Shaw, D. (Hibernian), 1946 v E, Sw
Cumming, D. (Middlesbrough), 1945 v E (1) Shaw, J. (Rangers), 1941 v E (1); 1943 v E(1); 1946
Cummings, G. (Aston Villa), 1945 v E (1) v W, I, E, B, Sw
787
Smith, G. (Hibernian), 1945 v E (1); 1946 v W, B Lucas, W. (Swindon T.), 1942 v E; 1943 v E (2);
Smith, J. (Rangers), 1941 v E (2); 1942 v E (1) 1944 v E; 1945 v E (2); 1946 vE,I
Smith, T. (Preston N.E.), 1942 v E (1) Matthews, R. (Liverpool), 1920 v E (2)
Stenhouse, J. (St. Mirren), 1944 v E (1) Meredith, W. (Manchester C.), 1920 v E (2)
Stephen, J. (Bradford), 1944 v E (2); 1945 v E (3) Morris, W. (Burnley), 1946 vI
Thornton, W. (Rangers), 1946 v Sw Morris, W. (Birmingham), 1944 v E
Thyne, R. (Darlington), 1945 v E (2) Mortensen, S. (Blackpool), 1944 v E (sub)
Venters, A. (Rangers), 1940 v E (1); 1941 v E (1); Murphy, E. (Bradford C.), 1943 v E; 1944 vE
1943 v E (1) Peers, E. (Wolverhampton W.), 1920 v E (2)
Waddell, W. (Rangers), 1942 v E (1); 1943 v E (2); Perry, E. (Fulham), 1941 v E
1944 v E (1); 1945 v E (1); 1946 v W, I, E, Sw Poland, G. (Liverpool), 1942 v E (2); 1943 v E (2)
Walker, T. (Hearts), 1940 v E (2); 1941 v E (2); Powell, A. (Leeds U.), 1943 v E; 1944 v E; 1946 vE,
1942 v E (2); 1943 v E(1); 1944 v E (2); 1945vE I
(1); 1946 v B, Sw Powell, I. (Q.P.R.), 1943 v E (3); 1944 v E*
Wallace,
W. (Clyde), 1941v E (1);1942v E(1); 1943
vE(1) Redfern, W. (Derby Co.), 1940 v E
Williams, D. (Clyde), 1942 v E (1) Rees, W. (Cardiff C.), 1945 v E
Wilson, A. (Hearts), 1919 v E (1), vI(1) Rogers, W. (Wrexham), 1941 v E; (with Swansea T.)
Wright, A. (Morton), 1919 v E (2) 1945vVE
Russell, M. (Plymouth Arg.), 1920 v E
Sherwood, A. (Cardiff C.), 1946 vI
WALES Shortt, W. (Plymouth Arg.), 1946 vI
Sidlow, C. (Wolverhampton W.), 1940 v E (2); 1941
Astbury, D. (Chester), 1945-46 v E v E(2); 1943 v E; 1944 v E(2); 1945 v E (2); 1946
Astley, D. (Blackpool), 1940 v E (3); 1941 vE vE,S
Smith, A. J. (Chelsea), 1940 v E
Barnes, W. (Arsenal), 1942 v E; 1945 v E
Squires, C. (Swansea T.), 1942 v E; 1946 vS
Burgess, R. (Tottenham H.), 1940 v E(2); 1941 vE;
1942 v E (2); 1945 v E (2); 1946 v E, S,I Turner, H. (Charlton Ath.), 1940 v E (2); 1941 vE
Clarke, N. (Cardiff C.), 1946 vI (2); 1942 v E (2); 1943 v E (2)
Cummer, H. (Arsenal), 1940 v E (2); 1942 v E; 1943 Vizard, E. (Bolton W.), 1920 vE
v E (3); 1944 v E; 1945 v E (2); 1946 vS
Warner, J. (Manchester U.), 1946 vI
Davies, E. LL. (Northampton), 1920 v E Whatley, W. (Tottenham H.), 1940 v E
Davies, R. (Nottingham F.), 1940 v E; 1944 v E; Williams, G. (Millwall), 1940 v E; 1941 vE
1945 vyE; 1946 v E,S Winter, F. (Bolton W.), 1945 v E; 1946 vE
Davies, S. (Preston N.E.), 1920 v E
Witcomb, D. (W.B.A.), 1940 v E (2); 1941 v E (2);
Davies, W. (Watford), 1944 v E
1942 v E (2); 1946 vS
Dearson, D. (Birmingham), 1940 v E (2); 1941 vE
Woodward, V. (Fulham), 1941 v E
(2); 1942 v E (2); 1943 v E (3); 1944 v E (2); 1945 Wynn, G. (Manchester C.), 1920 v E
v E (2); 1946VE,S
(*Injured at Wembley 1944, S. Mortensen came
Edwards, G. (Coventry C.), 1945 v E; (with Birm- on as sub)
ingham C.), 1946 v E, S
Evans, J. (Cardiff C.), 1920 v E
Ford, T. (Swansea T.), 1946 vI
Glover, E. (Plymouth Arg.), 1946 v EB N. IRELAND
Goodwin, A. (Oldham Ath.), 1920 v E (2)
Green, G. (Charlton Ath.), 1940 v E; 1942 vE
Aherne, B. (Belfast Celtic), 1946 v S, W
Hopkins, I. (Brentford), 1940 v E (3); 1941 v E;
1942 v E (2); 1943 v E (2); 1944 vE Bonnar, P. (Belfast Celtic), 1946 v E, S
Hughes, E. (Manchester C.), 1920 v E Breen, C. (Linfield), 1946 v E, S, W
Hughes, W. (Birmingham), 1940 v E; 1941 v E (2);
Carey, T. (Manchester U.), 1946 v S, W.
1943 v E (3); 1944 v E; 1945 v E (2); 1946 v E,S,
I Doherty, P. (Manchester C.), 1946 v E; (with Derby
James, J. (Cardiff C.), 1941 v E; 1942 VE Co.), v W
John, W. R. (Swansea T.), 1940 v E Feeney, J. (Linfield), 1946 y E, S
Jones, B. (Arsenal), 1940 v E (3); 1941 v E (2); 1943
v E (3) Jones, S. (Blackpool), 1946 v E
Jones, J. T. (Stoke C.), 1920 v E (2) McCarthy, J. (Belfast Celtic), 1946 v E
Jones, L. (Arsenal), 1940-41 v E; 1942 v E (2); 1945 McKenna, J. (Linfield), 1946 vyE, W
v E; (with Swansea T.), 1946 v S McMillan, W. (Belfast Celtic), 1946 v E, S, W
Jones, T. G. (Everton), 1940 v E (2); 1941 v E; 1942
v E (2); 1943 v E (3); 1944 v E; 1946 vI O’Flanagan, Dr. K. (Arsenal), 1946 v S, W
Jones, W. L, (Southend U.), 1920 v E (2) Sloan, P. (Tranmere R.), 1946 vy E, W
Keenor, S. (Cardiff C.), 1920 v E (2) Stevenson, A. (Everton), 1946 v S
Lambert, R. (Liverpool), 1943 v E; 1944 v E (2); Todd, J. (Blackpool), 1946, v E, S
1945vE
Lowrie, G. (Northampton), 1942 v E; 1943 v B (3); Vernon, J. (Belfast Celtic), 1946 v E, S, W
1944 vy E (2); (with Coventry C.), 1945 v E; 1946 y Walsh, D. (Linfield), 1946 v S, W
Waters, P. (Glentoran), 1946 vy W
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PAST INTER-LEAGUE RESULTS
a eee
FOOTBALL LEAGUE v SCOTTISH LEAGUE |
Played 69. England won 38; Scotland 18; drawn 13
Year Venue er oe Year Venue Goals Year Venue Goals
aon LE. ASML. TokPato Oe soe Sits
olton 2 zZ 1916-18 Not played 1949 Glasgow 3 0
1893 Glasgow 4 3 1920 Glasgow 4 0 1950 Middlesbrough 3 1
1894 Liverpool 1 1 1921 Highbury 1 0 1951 Glasgow 0 1
1895 Glasgow 4 1 1922 Glasgow 3 0 1952 Sheffield 2 1
1896 Liverpool 5 1 1923 Newcastle ¥2 1 1953 Glasgow 0 1
1897 Glasgow 0 3 1924 Glasgow 1 1 1954 Stamford Bdge 4 0
1898 Birmingham 1 2 1925 Everton 4 3 1955 Glasgow 2 3
1899 Glasgow 4 1 1926 Glasgow 2 0 1956 Sheffield 4 2
1900 London 2 2 1927 Leicester bs 2 1957 Glasgow 2 3
1901 Glasgow 2 6 1928 Glasgow 6 2 1958 Newcastle 4 1
1902 Newcastle 6 3 1929 Birmingham 2 1 1959 Glasgow 1 1
1903 Glasgow 3 0 1930 Glasgow 1 2 1960 Highbury 1 0
1904 Manchester 2. 1 1931 Tottenham al 3 1961 Glasgow 2 3
1905 Glasgow 3 2 1932 Glasgow 3 4 1962 Birmingham 3 4
1906 London 6 fa 1933 Manchester 0 3 1963 Not played
1907 Glasgow 0 0 1934 Glasgow Pe os 1964 Sunderland yA 2
1908 Birmingham 2 0 1935 Stamford Bdge 2 1 1965 Glasgow 2 2
1909 Glasgow 1 3 1936 Glasgow 2 2 1966 Newcastle 1 3
1910 Blackburn 2 3 1937 Everton 2 1 1967 Glasgow 3 0
1911 Glasgow 1 1 1938 Glasgow 0 1 1968 Middlesbrough 2 0
1912 Middlesbrough 2 0 1939 Wolverh’ton 3 0 1969 Glasgow 3 1
1913 Glasgow 1 4 1940-46 Not played 1970 Coventry 3 2
1914 Burnley 2 3 1947 Glasgow 3 1 1971 Glasgow 1 0
1915 Glasgow 4 1 1948 Newcastle 1 1 1972 Middlesbrough 3 2
FOOTBALL LEAGUE v IRISH LEAGUE

Played 61. England won 54; Ireland 3; drawn 4
iF EA PES LL: F.L. LL.
1894 Belfast 4 2 1916-19 Not played 1947 Everton 4 2
1895 Not played 1920 Liverpool 2 2 1948 Belfast 4 3
1896 Stoke / 2 1921 Not played 1949 Liverpool 5 1
1897 Belfast 2. 0 1922 Belfast 1 0 1950 Belfast 3 1
1898 Manchester 8 1 1923 Bolton 5 1 1951 Blackpool 6 3
1899 Belfast 5: 1 1924 Belfast 9 23 1952 Belfast 9 0
1900 Bolton 3 1 1925 Belfast 5 0 1953 Wolverh’ton 7 1
1901 Belfast 4 Z 1926 Liverpool 5 1 1954 Belfast 5 0
1902 Woolwich 9 0 1927 Belfast 6 1 1955 Liverpool 4 2
1903 Belfast 3 2 1928 Newcastle 9 1 1956 Belfast 2 5
1904 Bradford 2 1 1929 Belfast 5 0 1957 Newcastle 3 Zz
1905 Belfast 2; 0 1930 Everton 5 2: 1958 Belfast 4 2
1906 Manchester 4 0 1931 Belfast 2 2 1959 Liverpool 5 2
1970 Belfast 6 0 1932 Blackpool 4 0 1960 Belfast 5 0
1908 Sunderland 6 3 1933 Belfast 5 2 1961 Blackpool 5 2
1909 Belfast 5 0 1934 Preston 4 0 1962 Belfast 6 1
1910 Oldham 8 1 1935 Belfast 6 1 1963 Norwich 3 1
1911 Belfast 6 wy 1936 Blackpool 1 2 1964 Belfast 4 0
1912 Liverpool 4 0 1937 Belfast 2 3 1966 Plymouth 12 0
1913 Belfast 0 0 1938 Blackpool %] 0 1968 Belfast 1 0
1914 Belfast 2 0 1939 Belfast 8 2 1970 Norwich ) 0
1915 West Bromwich 2 1 1940-46 Not played
SCOTTISH LEAGUE vy IRISH LEAGUE

Played 60. Scotland won 55, Ireland 5

S.L. LL. S.L. LL. S.L. LL
1893 Belfast 2 3 1899 Belfast 1 3 1905-8 Not played
6 2 1900 Edinburgh 6 0 1909 Belfast P 1
1894 Glasgow
4 1 1901 Belfast 2 1 1910 Glasgow 2 0
1895 Belfast
3 2 1902 Dundee 3 0 1911 Belfast 3 1
1896 Glasgow
2 0 1903 Belfast 0 1 1912 Glasgow 3 0
1897 Belfast
5 0 1904 Paisley 3 1 1913 Belfast 3 1
1898 Dundee
Sales Sbo LL. SL EE
1914 Belfast 2 1 1932 Belfast 23 a 1952 Glasgow 3 0
1915 Belfast 2 1 1933 Glasgow 4 1 1953 Belfast 5 1
1916-19 Not played 1934 Belfast 0 3 1954 Glasgow 4 0
1921 Glasgow 3 0 1936 Belfast a 2 1956 Glasgow 3 0
1922 Glasgow 3 0 1937 Glasgow 5 o) 1957 Belfast a 1
1923 Glasgow 3 0 1938 Belfast 3 2 1958 Glasgow 7 0
1925 Edinburgh 3 0 19397}Belfast 3 2 1960 Glasgow 7 1
1926 Belfast 7 3 1940-46 Not played 1961 Belfast 2 1
1927 Edinburgh 5 2 1947 Belfast 7 4 1962 Glasgow 7 0
+ Played in season 1939-40 prior to the outbreak of war.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE v LEAGUE OF IRELAND

S. Ey pL.0.5. ST E-ok S.L. L.o.L
1938 Dublin 1 2 1955 Glasgow 5 0 1962 Dublin 1 1
1948 Dublin 2 0 1956 Dublin 4 2 1963 Glasgow 11 0
1949 Glasgow 5 1 1957 Glasgow 3 1 1965 Dublin 73 2
1951 Glasgow 7 0 1959 Glasgow 1 0 1969 Dublin 0 0
1953 Glasgow 5 1 1961 Glasgow 5 1 1971 Glasgow 1 0
1954 Dublin 3 1
FOOTBALL LEAGUE vy LEAGUE OF IRELAND (EIRE)

1947 Dublin Eire 1 England 3 1958 Leeds England 3 Eire 1
1948 Preston England 4 Eire 0 1959 Dublin Eire 0 England 0
1949 Dublin Eire 0 England 5 1960 Blackburn England 2 Eire 0
1950 Wolverhampton England 7 Eire 0 1961 Dublin Eire O England 4
1951 Dublin Eire 0 England 1 1962 Bristol England 5 Eire a
1952 Liverpool England 9 Eire 1 1963 Dublin Eire 2 England 1
1953. Dublin Eire 0 England 2 1965 Hull England 5 Eire 0
1954 Manchester England 9 Eire 1 1967 Dublin Eire 2 England 7
1955 Dublin Eire 0 England 6 1969 Barnsley England 3 Eire 0
1956 Everton England 5 Eire 1 1972 Dublin Eire 1 England 2
1957 Dublin Eire 3 England 3
THE LEAGUE v SOUTHERN LEAGUE

1909-10 Chelsea The League 2 Southern League 2
1910-11 Tottenham The League 2 Southern League 3
1911-12 Stoke The League 2 Southern League 1
1912-13 Manchester The League 2 Southern League 1
1913-14 Millwall The League 3 Southern League 1
1914-15 Highbury The League 2 Southern League 1
13 9
Played 6; won 4; lost 1; drawn 1.
THE LEAGUE v INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL COMBINATION OF DENMARK

1952-53 Copenhagen England 4 Denmark 0
FOOTBALL LEAGUE y ITALIAN LEAGUE

4 BESEEs 13a)be A es F.L. LL,
1961 Milan 2 4 1962 Old Trafford 0 2 1963 Highbury 3 2
1964 Milan 0 1
FOOTBALL LEAGUE v BELGIAN LEAGUE

Year Venue Goals
F.L. B.L.
1967 Brussels Z 2
790
Inter-League Results 1971-72
LEAGUE OF IRELAND 1, FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2
(at Dublin, September 22, 1971, 20,000)
Ireland:
Leech, Thomas;
Bradley (iets),Bacuzzi,
Vie eFieae, M cConville, i Herrick,
i Kearin,
i O’Neill,
Nei McGough (Marsden),
= ae Banks; Lawler (Todd), Nish, Storey, McFarland, Sadler, Woodward, Hector, Radford, Osgood.
Scorers: League of Ireland: Matthews pen; Football League: Osgood pen, Radford,
FOOTBALL LEAGUE 3, SCOTTISH LEAGUE 2

(at Middlesbrough, March 15, 1972, 19,996)
Sheen League: Clemence; Lawler, Nish, Doyle, Blockley, Moore, Hughes, Currie, Macdonald, Hurst,
Scottish
Stein, Hay, League:
Ford. Hunter; Brownlie,
i Forsyth,
rsyth, Jardi
Jardine (Graham), Connelly, Blackley, McQuade, Phillip,
illi
Scorers: Football League: Currie 2, Doyle; Scottish League: McQuade, Stein.
HAT TRICKS (OR BETTER) FOR ENGLAND 1946-72

Four in a match:
T. Lawton v Holland, Huddersfield, Nov 27, 1946; v Portugal, Lisbon, May 27, 1947.
S. Mortensen v Portugal, Lisbon, May 27, 1947.
J. Rowley v N. Ireland, Maine Road, Nov 16, 1949.
T. Finney v Portugal, Lisbon, May 14, 1950.
D. Wilshaw v Scotland, Wembley, April 2, 1955*.
J. Greaves v N. Ireland, Wembley, Nov 20, 1963; v Norway, Oslo, June 29, 1966.
R. Hunt v USA, New York, May 27, 1964.
Three in a Match:
W. Mannion, v N. Ireland, Belfast, Sept 28, 1946.
S. Mortensen v Sweden, Highbury, Nov 19, 1947; v N. Ireland, Belfast, Oct 19, 1948.
J. Milburn v Wales, Cardiff, Oct 15, 1949.
R. Bentley v Wales, Wembley, Nov 10, 1954.
T. Taylor vyDenmark, Wolverhampton W., Dec 5, 1956; v Eire, Wembley, May 8, 1957.
J. Haynes v Russia, Wembley, Oct 22, 1958.
R. Charlton v USA, Los Angeles, May 28, 1959; v Luxembourg, Oct 19, 1960; v Mex-
ico, Wembley, May 10, 1961; v Switzerland, Basle, June 5, 1963.
J. Greaves vy Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Oct 19, 1960; v Scotland, Wembley, April 15,
1961; v Peru, Lima, May 20, 1962; v N. Ireland, Belfast, Oct 3, 1964.
T. Paine v N. Ireland, Wembley, Nov 20, 1963.
J. Byrne v Portugal, Wembley, May 17, 1964.
F. Pickering v USA, New York, May 27, 1964.
G. Hurst v West Germany, Wembley July 30, 1966 (World Cup Final); v France,
Wembley, March 12, 1969.
*Record against Scotland
THE YOUNG ONES
Youngest England International: Duncan Edwards v Scotland, Wembley, April 1955, 18
years 183 days.
Youngest Irish International: George Best,
Youngest Scottish International: Denis Law
Youngest Eire International: Johnny Giles.
Captain of Football League side: John Hollins, Chelsea v Notts. Co., League cup-tie,
October 1964, 18 years 3 months.
Youngest player in Cup Final: Howard Kendall, Preston N.E. v West Ham U. 1964,
17 years, 344 days.
Youngest to complete 100 league goals: Jimmy Greayes, Chelsea v Manchester C.,
November 1960, 20 years 261 days.
Youngest Director: Michael Gliksten, Charlton 1957 when 18. (Chairman when 23.)
days.
League debut: Albert Geldard, Bradford v Millwall, September 1929, 15 years 156
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The pressures of controlling world football
Brian James
This year, 1972, sees the beginning of the long struggle for the 1974 World Cup; the
struggle of nearly 140 national teams to gain one of the places in the final series in
Germany, the struggle to foresee and cope with the thousands of complex problems of
organisation that a tournament of such importance will produce.
And, below the surface, another struggle will rage — to ensure that the 1974 World Cup
is not the last, as some pessimists quietly fear. For F.I.F.A., the organising body for
international football, is facing its greatest test since its formation in 1904.
To understand the nature of the struggle it is firstnecessary to understand what F.1.F.A.
is, and how it works. F.I.F.A., the common abbreviation for the International Federation
of Football Associations, was set up 68 years ago by Belgium, France, Denmark,
Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland to provide a uniform style and standard for
tee throughout the world, and to control the running of games between nations at
all levels.
Since then, F.I.F.A. has grown into a vast and complex organisation — run from offices
in Zurich — which has the final word on all great competitions such as the World Cup
and the Olympic football tournament, and is yet concerned with the tinier details, like
the rights of individual players to move from one country to another.
F.I.F.A. was founded on democratic principles, all footballing men being regarded as
equals, and one nation, one vote. But it is this very democracy that has created the
problems that now threaten to undermine an organisation that has out-lived the League
of Nations and often given an example of international cooperation to UNO.
For the world has changed dramatically since those six nations banded together in
1904. Since the Second World War especially, new nations have emerged at a rate once
unthinkable. And, since football is a world game, it has followed that F.I.F.A.’s member-
ship has expanded at a breathtaking pace. At the last count 140 countries were affiliated
to F.I.F.A. and, as wars and disputes change frontiers, so fresh applications for member-
ship come in a thin but constant stream. And each of these nations, no matter how new
or how minor in a footballing sense, is entitled to a place — and to a vote.
Figures published by F.I.F.A. this year illustrate the problem: Europe, with over
7,500,000 senior players (21,000 professionals) has 33 national associations and thus
33 votes. South America, with 11,900 professionals has 10 votes; yet Asia, with only
90 professional players has 32 votes and Africa, with fewer senior clubs than Europe
has senior referees, has 39 votes. The absurdities of the situation are obvious.
Yet, at the same time, the newly-emergent nations of Africa and Asia (understandably
nationalistic and understandably proud) are demanding an increasing share in world
football. They are seeking, in general terms, a voice in the running of the game in pro-
portion to their numbers. And, in specific terms, more opportunity to compete in events
like the World Cup on the same basis as the giants of Europe and South America,
instead of being forced to scrabble among themselves for a single place or two. Luckily
for football the moderates among the newer nations see the nonsense of suggestions that
up to eight countries as weak as Senegal, Mali, Ghana or Cambodia should compete in
the finals with teams such as Brazil and Argentina, England or West Germany.
But world football also includes a minority of extremists who would be prepared to
permit such a debacle for the sake of national pride.
Denis Follows, secretary of the F.A., complained this year: ‘The present situation in
F.LF.A. means that England’s vote, representing 32,391 clubs, threequarters of a million
players and 107 years of experience, is worth no more than the vote of the smallest and
newest member’. His answer came from Ethiopia’s representative, Mr. J. Tessema:
‘Europe must realise that her Golden Age of football is over, now she must share the
direction of F.LF.A. with the other continents. This will come, despite the great orators of
Europe who wish to perpetuate the European supremacy. We have no intention of
793
seizing control of F.I.F.A. from one day to the next, we merely envisage a FLEAS
which will no longer be the private domain of a single continent’.
The words are forthright, but so far the action has been diplomatic. An open breach
was avoided at both of the last two F.I.F.A. Congresses in 1970 and 1972, although the
Afro-Asian block who now represent over 60 per cent of F.I.F.A.’s voting power, muttered
quietly that all six presidents of F.I.F.A. have been Europeans,and that only six of the 21
places on F.I.F.A.’s Executive Committee were held by Afro-Asian representatives.
For nearly 70 years F.I.F.A., with a tiny staff of 12 including the caretaker at Zurich,
has done a magnificent job in bringing football through its many changes and evolu-
tions to become certainly the most sophisticated sports organisation in the world,
controlling the playing activities of over 15,500,000 young men in six continents.
But in the next few years, it needs moderation as never before. The 1974 World Cup
will be the last in the present form if extremist views prevail; Europe and South America
will not leave F.I.F.A. unless they are forced to by impossible demands from small nations
not yet experienced enough to take control, and equally the Afro-Asian bloc will not
destroy F.I.F.A. in its present form unless they become convinced that their reasonable
demands for a steadily-increasing share in control is being resisted.
F.I.F.A. was founded by football people for football and footballers. The game has
united nations in a way nothing else has equalled. Individual pride or national sensitivity
— these are unimportant reasons to challenge a sport as big as the world itself.
F.I.F.A. COMMITTEES AND STANDING COMMITTEES
Executive Committee
President Sir Stanley Rous (England)
Vice-Presidents V. Granatkin (Senior Vice-President) (USSR)
Dr. O. Barassi (Italy)
H. H. Cavan (Jreland, North)
Gen. M. Moustafa (United Arab Republic)
Dr. J. Goni (Chile)
Gen. Y. Torsakdi (Thailand)
A. Chiarisoli (France)
G. Cafiedo (Mexico)
Members Prof. Dr. M. Andrejevic (Yugoslavia)
M. S. L. Maduro (Netherlands Antilles)
Lim Kee Siong (Malaysia)
Y. Tessema (Ethiopia)
J. Jahre (Norway)
R. Alcantara (Senegal)
R. J. Coll (Costa Rica)
Dr. H. Gésmann (Germany FR)
Dr. Y. Nozu (Japan)
A. D’Almeida (Brazil)
H. Riedel (German DR)
A. Senior (Colombia)
General Secretary Dr. H. Kaser (Switzerland)
Senior Assistant Secretary
and Public Relations
and Press Officer R. Courte (Luxemburg)
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The World Cup — Forty Years On
When Brazil won the World Cup outright in 1970 it completed a chapter of history that
had started 40 years earlier. For the first competition was organised and played in
Uruguay in 1930. Nine countries entered from the Americas — Uruguay, Argentina,
Mexico, Chile, Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Paraguay and the United States, while Belgium,
France, Rumania and Yugoslavia represented the European entry.
From this small beginning the competition grew until it has attracted 96 entries for the
1974 series.
: While the World Cup itself was only formulated in the 1930s, the idea was born at the
inaugural meeting in Paris by the six nations who formed the FIFA organisation in
May 1904. They wrote into their statute that they were the only body to have the
authority to promote a world championship. But it took longer to implement than the
sextet of Belgium, Denmark, France, Holland, Spain and Switzerland had hoped for at
that meeting.
Undoubtedly the success of the Olympic Games football competitions despite its
accompanying problems of broken time payments brought a world championship nearer.
FIFA allowed national associations to define the word ‘amateur’ in their own fashion.
But the growth of professionalism after the First World War put pressure on the
situation where some countries could not field their best players in the Olympics and
others took the easy way through ‘shamateurism’.
The election of Jules Rimet a French lawyer and president of the French Football
Federation as President of FIFA at the Antwerp Congress of 1920 helped the cause of
the World Cup considerably. Rimet was ably backed by Henri Delaunay, secretary of
the French Federation.
Uruguay, winners of the 1924 and 1928 Olympic Games tournaments, had a strong
claim for holding the first World Cup when the idea was finally accepted.
At the 1928 Amsterdam Congress over 80 per cent of the members voted in favour of
the competition and subsequently Uruguay was chosen as the venue.
Uruguay crowned their achievement by winning the series to complete a unique hat-
trick of international titles.
The most difficult hurdle had been overcome and, with the increase in membership
of countries in FIFA, there was a bigger entry when the 1934 tournament was held in
Italy. Thirty-two nations originally entered. It was decided on the knock-out principle
in the final stages — unlike the first competition on a League basis in groups until the
semi-finals. Again the host nation won and Italy became the holders. The tournament
was a financial success, too.
The Italians repeated their triumph in 1938 in Paris before the advent of the Second
World War put the Cup aside until 1950. Thirty-six countries had originally entered in
1938; this time there were five fewer. The group system of 1930 was reinstated.
Back in South America the World Cup was held in Brazil but Uruguay were the
surprise winners. Again in 1954 in Switzerland it was the favourites Hungary who were
upset in the final by West Germany.
The Brazilians again won the 1958 series in Sweden, the first occasion that a country
outside the host continent had been successful. Fifty-three original entries had been
whittled down as previously to the accepted sixteen for the final stages.
In 1962 the Brazilians retained their trophy in Chile, but already the stranglehold of
defensive football had changed the international scene from the free-scoring days of the
1950s. ,
Goals were just as scarce in 1966 apart from isolated examples. England won on her
own soil but failed to retain the Jules Rimet Trophy four years later in Mexico, when
Brazil completed her third success to keep the trophy for good.
The World Cup itself was designed by the French sculptor Abel Lafleur. Standing a
foot high it weighed around nine pounds in gold and became the symbol of world foot-
ball supremacy.
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WORLD CUP 1930—URUGUAY
Poot 4
POOL 1
Goals
France 4, Mexico 1 (3-0)
Argentina 1, France 0 (0-0) Pi WeeD, LL. eF 243233
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Chile 3, Mexico 0 (1-0)
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Chile 1, France 0 (0-0)
Argentina 6, Mexico 3 (3-0) Belgium 2°29 OR= 2% 10 "4m
Argentina 3, Chile 1 (2-1)
SEMI-FINALS
POOL 2 Argentina 6, United States 1 (1-0)
Yugoslavia 2, Brazil 1 (2-0)
Argentina: Botasso; Della, Torre, Paternoster;
Yugoslavia 4, Bolivia 0 (0-0)
Evaristo, J., Monti, Orlandini; Peucelle, Scopelli,
Brazil 4, Bolivia 0 (1-0)
Stabile, Ferreira (capt.), Evaristo, M.
POOL3 U.S.A.: Douglas; Wood, Moorhouse; Gallacher,
Rumania 3, Peru 1 (1-0) Tracey, Auld; Brown, Gonsalvez, Patenaude,
Uruguay 1, Peru 0 (0-0) Florie (capt.), McGhee.
Uruguay 4, Rumania 0 (4-0)
Scorers: Monti; Scopelli, Stabile (2), Peucelle (2)
POOL 4 for Argentina, Brown for U.S.A.
United States 3, Belgium 0 (2-0) Uruguay 6, Yugoslavia 1 (3-1)
United States 3, Paraguay 0 (2-0)
Paraguay 1, Belgium 0 (1-0) Uruguay: Ballesteros; Nasazzi (capt.), Mascheroni,
Andrade, Fernandez, Gestido; Dorado, Scarone,
Poot 1 Anselmo, Cea, Iriarte.
Goals Yugoslavia: Yavocic; Ivkovic (capt.), Milhailovic;
Pa Were DOL Sr wrA Pts: Arsenievic, Stefanovic, Djokic; Tiranic, Marianovic,
Argentina S30) On 1 Oa G6 Beck, Vujadinovic, Seculic.
Chile Se lO te oecee A
France 3d Os Ree a eee Scorers: Cea (3), Anselmo (2), Iriarte for Uruguay,
Mexico SpenO? LORE Sr arate O Seculic for Yugoslavia.
Poot 2 FINAL
Goals Uruguay 4, Argentina 2 (1-2)
Pe) oD) AL he Aeris.
Yugoslavia 2) 92 — Quee O's 6. a Tee 4 Uruguay: Ballesteros; Nasazzi (capt.), Mascheroni;
Brazil Zelda? OF} tiles: Be «2: Andrade, Fernandez, Gestido; Dorado, Scarone,
Boliva 2 a Os Onn OSes Castro, Cea, Iriarte.
Argentina: Botasso; Della, Torre, Paternoster,
Poot 3 Evaristo, J., Monti, Suarez; Peucelle, Varallo,
Goals Stabile, Ferreira (capt.), Evaristo, M.
Pa iWie Did Lahn AoPts: Scorers: Dorado, Cea, Iriarte, Castro for Uruguay,
Uruguay 2 2) Oe oe Oa
Peucelle, Stabile for Argentina.
Rumania 2 VA RO Se Seen
Peru 2 OPP OF a2 2 le oras Leading scorer: Stabile (Argentina) 8.
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WORLD CUP 1934—ITALY

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FIRST ROUND SEMI-FINALS

Italy 7, U.S.A. 1 (3-0) Czechoslovakia 3, Germany 1 (1-0). Rome
Czechoslovakia 2, Rumania 1 (0-1)
Germany 5, Belgium 2 (1-2) Czechoslovakia; Planicka (capt.); Burger, Ctyroky;
Austria 3, France 2, (1-1, 1-1) extra time Kostalek, Cambal, Krcil; Junek, Svoboda,
Spain 3, Brazil \ (3-1) Sobotka, Nejedly, Puc.
Switzerland 3, Holland 2 (2-1) Germany: Kress; Haringer, Busch; Zielinksi,
Sweden 3, Argentina 2 (1-1) Szepan (capt.), Bender; Lehner, Siffling, Conen,
Hungary 4, Egypt 2 (2-1) Noack, Kobierski.
SECOND ROUND Scorers: Nejedly (2), Kreil for Czechoslovakia,

Noack for Germany.
Germany 2, Sweden 1 (1-0)
Austria 2, Hungary 1 (1-0) Italy 1, Austria 0 (1-0). Milan
Italy 1, Spain 1 (0-1, 1-1) after extra time Italy: Combi (capt.); Monzeglio, Allemandi,
Italy 1, Spain 0 (1-0) replay Ferraris IV, Monti, Bertolini; Guaita, Meazza,
Czechoslovakia 3, Switzerland 2 (1-1) Schiavio, Ferrari, Orsi.
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Austria: Platzer; Cisar, Seszta; Wagner, Smistik FINAL
(capt.), Urbanek; Zischek, Bican, Sindelar, Schall,
Viertel. Italy 2, Czechoslovakia 1 (0-0) (1-1) after extra
Scorer: Guaita for Italy. time. Rome
Italy: Combi (capt.); Monzeglio, Allemandi;

THIRD PLACE MATCH
Ferraris IV, Monti, Bertolini; Guaita, Meazza,
Germany 3, Austria 2 (3-1). Naples Schiavio, Ferrari, Orsi.
Germany: Jakob; Janes, Busch; Zielinksi,
Czechoslovakia: Planicka (capt.); Zenisek, Ctyroky;
Muenzenberg, Bender; Lehner, Siffling, Conen,
Kostalek, Cambal, Krcil; Junek, Svoboda,
Szepan (capt.), Heidemann.
Sobotka, Nejedly, Puc.
Austria: Platzer; Cisar, Seszta; Wagner, Smistik
(capt.), Urbanek; Zischek, Braun, Bican, Scorers: Orsi, Schiavio for Italy, Puc for
Horwarth, Viertel. Czechoslovakia.
Scorers: Lehner 2, Conen for Germany, Horwarth, Leading Scorers: Schiavio (Italy), Nejedly
Seszta for Austria. (Czechoslovakia), Conen (Germany) each 4.
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WORLD CUP 1938—FRANCE
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FIRST ROUND Lazar; Sas, Szengeller, Sarosi (capt.), Toldi,
Titkos.
Switzerland 1, Germany 1 (1-1, 1-1) after extra time
Switzerland 4, Germany 2 (0-2) replay Sweden: Abrahamson; Eriksson, Kjellgren;
Cuba 3, Rumania 3 (0-1, 3-3) after extra time Almgren, Jacobsson, Svanstroem; Wetterstroem,
Cuba 2, Rumania 1 (0-1) replay Keller (capt.), Andersson H., Jonasson, Nyberg.
Hungary 6, Dutch East Indies 0 (4-0) Scorers: Szengeller (3), Titkos, Sarosi for Hungary,
France 3, Belgium 1 (2-1) Nyberg for Sweden.
Czechoslovakia 3, Holland 0 (0-0, 0-0) after extra
time
Brazil 6, Poland 5 (3-1, 4-4) after extra time THIRD PLACE MATCH
Ttaly 2, Norway 1 (1-0, 1-1) after extra time
Brazil 4, Sweden 2 (1-2). Bordeaux
Brazil: Batatoes; Domingas Da Guia, Machados;
SECOND ROUND Zeze, Brandao, Alfonsinho; Roberto, Romeo,
Sweden 8, Cuba 0 (4-0) Leonidas (capt.), Peracio, Patesko.
Hungary 2, Switzerland 0 (1-0)
Sweden: Abrahamson; Eriksson, Nilssen;
Italy 3, France 1 (1-1)
Almgren, Linderholm, Svanstroem (capt.);
Brazil 1, Czechoslovakia 1 (1-1, 1-1) after extra time
Berssen, Andersson H., Jonasson, Andersson, A.,
Brazil 2, Czechoslovakia 1 (0-1) replay
Nyberg.
Scorers: Romeo, Leonidas (2) Peracio for Brazil,
SEMI-FINALS Jonasson, Nyberg for Sweden.
Ttaly 2, Brazil 1 (2-0). Marseilles
Italy: Oliveri; Foni, Rava; Serantoni, Andreolo, FINAL
Locatelli; Biavati, Meazza (capt.), Piola, Ferrari, Italy 4, Hungary 2 (3-1). Paris
Colaussi.
Italy: Olivieri; Foni, Rava; Serantoni, Andreolo,
Brazil: Walter; Domingas Da Guia, Machados; Locatelli; Biavati, Meazza (capt.), Piola, Ferrari,
Zeze, Martin (capt.), Alfonsinho; Lopez, Colaussi.
Luisinho, Peracio, Romeo, Patesko.
Hungary: Szabo; Polgar, Biro; Szalay, Szucs,
Scorers: Colaussi, Meazza (penalty) for Italy» Lazar; Sas, Vincze, Sarosi (capt.), Szengeller,
Romeo for Brazil. Titkos.
Hungary 5, Sweden 1 (3-1). Paris Scorers: Colaussi (2), Piola (2) for Italy, Titkos,
Hungary: Szabo, Koranyi, Biro; Szalay, Turai, Sarosi for Hungary.
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WORLD CUP 1950—BRAZIL
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POOL 1 POOL 2
Brazil 4, Mexico 0 (1-0) Spain 3, United States 1 (0-1)
Yugoslavia 3, Switzerland 0 (3-0) England 2, Chile 0 (1-0)
Yugoslavia 4, Mexico 1 (2-0) United States 1, England 0 (1-0)
Brazil 2, Switzerland 2 (2-1) Spain 2, Chile 0 (2-0)
Brazil 2, Yugoslavia 0 (1-0) Spain 1, England 0 (0-0)
Switzerland 2, Mexico 1 (2-0) Chile 5, United States 2 (2-0)
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Scorers: Ademir 4, Chico 2, Maneca for Brazil,
POOL 3
Andersson (penalty) for Sweden.
Sweden 3, Italy 2 (2-1)
Sweden 2, Paraguay 2 (2-1) Uruguay 3, Sweden 2 (1-2). Sdo Paulo
Italy 2, Paraguay 0 (1-0)
Uruguay: Paz; Gonzales, M., Tejera; Gambetta,
Varela (capt.), Andrade; Ghiggia, Perez, Miguez,
POOL 4
Schiaffino, Vidal.
Uruguay 8, Bolivia 0 (4-0)
Sweden: Svensson; Samuelsson, Nilsson, E.;
Final pool replaced knock-out system. Andersson, Johansson, Gard; Johnsson, Palmer,
Melberg, Skoglund, Sundaqvist.
Poor 1
Goals Scorers: Palmer, Sundqvist for Sweden, Ghiggia,
P W D LEiteRieAnrts: Miguez 2 for Uruguay.
Brazil eee le Or 1S 2s
Yugoslavia Sie OF lot a Te Brazil 6, Spain 1 (3-0). Rio
Switzerland Se oe ee eG eS. Brazil: Barbosa; Augusto (capt.), Juvenal; Bauer,
Mexico By SI We Ep Es) Danilo, Bigode; Fricga, Zizinho, Ademir, Jair,
Chico.
Poot 2
Goals Spain: Eizaguirre; Alonzo, Gonzalvo II; Gonvalvo
JSe geal pried Urged She edz oad
ss Ill, Parra, Puchades; Basora, Igoa, Zarra,
Spain 33) OF 0) 6 6 Panizo, Gainza.
England She ine. ao ee eee
Scorers: Jair 2, Chico 2, Zizinho, Parra (own goal)
Chile Seale FORT 2 Sa7 Geers.
for Brazil, Igoa for Spain.
United States Sh" 1nd 2nts4 <8yee2
Poot 3 Sweden 3, Spain 1 (2-0). Sdo Paulo

Goals Sweden: Svensson; Samuelsson, Nilsson, E.3
PW. oD) Saks (Al Pts: Andersson, Johansson, Gard; Sundqvist, Mellberg,
Sweden 2 Jf ‘TeX onresm gees Rydell, Palmer, Johnsson.
Italy 25 M12 OP vit, (42-342
Paraguay 22 JO. 1 1s 28. as Spain: Eizaguirre; Asensi, Alonzo; Silva, Parra,
Puchades; Basora, Fernandez, Zarra, Panizo,
Poot 4 Juncosa.
Goals
PWD} eRe tA, Pts: Scorers: Johnsson, Mellberg, Palmer for Sweden,
Uruguay 1 LO” Oengeg 62 Zarra for Spain.
Bolivia 1 > QMO" oO) Bere
Uruguay 2, Brazil 1 (0-0). Rio
FINAL POOL Uruguay: Maspoli; Gonzales, M., Tejera;

Gambetta, Varela (capt.), Andrade; Ghiggia,
Uruguay 2, Spain 2 (1-2). Sao Paulo Perez, Miguez, Schiaffino, Moran.
Uruguay: Maspoli; Gonzales, M., Tejera; Gonzales, Brazil; Barbosa; Augusto (capt.), Juvenal; Bauer,
W., Verela (capt.), Andrade; Ghiggia, Perez,
Danilo, Bigode; Friaga, Zizinho, Ademir, Jair,
Miguez, Schiaffino, Vidal.
Chico.
Spain: Ramallets; Alonzo, Gonzalvo II; Gonzalvo
Ill, Parra, Puchades; Basora, Igoa, Zarra,
Scorers: Schiaffino, Ghiggia for Uruguay. Friaca
for Brazil,
Molowny, Gainza.
Scorers: Ghigga, Varela for Uruguay, Basora 2 for
Spain. FINAL POSITIONS
Brazil 7, Sweden 1 (3-0). Rio Goals
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Brazil: Barbosa; Augusto (capt.), Juvenal; Bauer, Uruguay Sue ouee | 5. 0 Sa
Danilo, Bigode; Maneca, Zizinho, Ademir, Jair, Brazil De Qe OM y ln 14 i Ae
Chico. " Sweden 3° 1 0 2G 1 ieee
Sweden: Svensson; Samuelsson, Nilsson, E.; Spain 3110.) Uinswoee 4) wig
Andersson, Nordahl, K., Gard; Sundqvist, Leading Scorers: Ademir (Brazil) 7, Schiaftino
Palmer, Jeppson, Skoglund, Nilsson, S. (Uruguay), Basora (Spain) 5.
WORLD CUP 1954—SWITZERLAND

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GROUP 1 GROUP 2
Yugoslavia 1, France 0 (1-0) Hungary 9, Korea 0 (4-0)
Brazil 5, Mexico 0 (4-0) W. Germany 4, Turkey 1 (1-1)
France 3, Mexico 2 (1-0) Hungary 8, W. Germany 3 (3-1)
Brazil 1, Yugoslavia 1 (0-0, 1-1) after extra time
Turkey 7, Korea 0 (4-0)
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PLAY-OFF W. Germany 7, Turkey 2 (3-1) Switzerland: Parlier; Neury, Kernen, Eggimann,
Bocquet (Capt.), Casali, Antenen, Vonlanthen,
GROUP 3
Hugi, Ballaman, Fatton.
Austria 1, Scotland 0 (1-0)
Scorers: Ballaman (2), Hugi (2), Hannappi (own
Uruguay 2, Czechoslovakia 0 (0-0)
goal) for Switzerland, Koerner, A. (2), Ocwirk,
Austria 5, Czechoslovakia 0 (4-0)
Uruguay 7, Scotland 0 (2-0) Wagner (3), Probst for Austria.
Uruguay 4, England 2 (2-1). Basel
GROUP 4
Uruguay: Maspoli; Santamaria, Martinez, Andrade,
England 4, Belgium 4 (2-1, 3-3) after extra time Varela (Capt.), Cruz, Abbadie, Ambrois, Miguez,
England 2, Switzerland 0 (1-0) Schiaffino, Borges.
Switzerland 2, Italy 1 (1-1)
Italy 4, Belgium 1 (1-0) England: Merrick; Staniforth, Byrne, McGarry,
Wright (Capt.), Dickinson, Matthews, Broadis,
PLAY-OFF Switzerland 4, Italy 1 (1-0) Lofthouse, Wilshaw, Finney.
Scorers: Borges, Varela, Schiaffino, Ambrois for
Group 1
Uruguay, Lofthouse, Finney for England,
Goals
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Brazil Peel etn OL 6n le 3 SEMI-FINALS
Yugoslavia Dil hn 2 tes
France ames I et 1 Sears WP tas Jeet: peer West Germany 6, Austria 1 (1-0). Basle
Mexico PH Tl |Va dy Wi shatPowelt) West Germany: Turek; Posipal, Kohlmeyer; Eckel,
Group 2 Liebrich, Mai; Rahn, Morlock, Walter, O., Walter,
Goals F. (capt.), Schaefer.
Wie A Pig: Austria; Zeman; Hanappi, Schleger; Ocwirk
Hungary Ze MDP SOF ered (capt.), Happel, Koller; Koerner, R., Wagner,
Germany a A fall Pee Stojaspal, Probst, Koerner, A.
Turkey ae ee i me ee
Korea OF 0 2 aly 160 20 Scorers; Schaefer, Morlock, Walter, F. (2 penalties),
Walter, O, (2) for Germany, Probst for Austria.
Group 3
Goals Hungary 4, Uruguay 2 (1-0) (2-2) after extra time.
Paar, 0 oy ee A Pts; Lausanne
Uruguay Zeulee Oy 9 Oo” 4
Hungary: Grosics; Buzansky, Lantos; Boszik
Austria Zee, OP uO) ber OA
(capt.), Lorant, Zakarias; Budai, Kocsis, Palotas,
Czechoslovakia 2 iO) ON 2), Oy x0.
Hidegkuti, Czibor.
Scotland Ze Ov tO te 2eatO © iBdeu0
Uruguay: Maspoli; Santamaria, Martinez,
Group 4
Andrade (capt.), Carballo, Cruz; Souto, Ambrois,
Goals Schiaffino, Hohberg, Borges.
PW eb tr AL ris,
England Pas | Pao o> 4. 3 Scorers: Czibor, Hidegkuti, Kocsis (2) for Hun gary
Italy PAO. 1S 3D Hohberg (2) for Uruguay.
Switzerland ag | De ey ae See
Belgium as + intima | Tee ode THIRD PLACE MATCH
QUARTER-FINALS Austria 3, Uruguay 1 (1-1) . Ziirich
W. Germany 2, Yugoslavia 0 (1-0). Geneva Austria; Schmied; Hanappi, Barschandt; Ocwirk
W. Germany: Turek; Laband, Kohlmeyer, Eckel, (capt.), Kollmann, Koller; Koerner, R., Wagner,
Liebrich, Mai, Rahn, Morlock, Walter, O., Walter, Dienst, Stojaspal, Probst.
F. (Capt.) Schaefer. Uruguay: Maspoli; Santamaria, Martinez;
Yugoslavia: Beara; Stankovic, Crnkovic, Cajkov- Andrade (capt.), Carballo, Cruz; Abbadie,
ski, Horvat, Boskov, Milutinovic, Mitic (Capt.), Hohberg, Mendez, Schiaftino, Borges.
Vukas, Bobek, Zebec. Scorers: Stojaspal (penalty), Cruz (own goal),
Scorers: Horvat (own goal), Rahn for W. Germany, Ocwirk for Austria, Hohberg for Uruguay.
Hungary 4, Brazil 2 (2-1). Berne

FINAL
Hungary: Grosics; Buzansky, Lantos, Boszik
(Capt.), Lorant, Zakarias, Toth, M., Kocsis, West Germany 3, Hungary 2 (2-2). Berne
Hidegkuti, Czibor, Toth, J.
West Germany; Turek; Posipal, Kohlmeyer; Eckel,
Brazil; Castilho; Santos, D., Santos, N., Bran-
Liebrich, Mai; Rahn, Morlock, Walter, O.,
daozinho, Pinheiro (Capt.), Bauer, Julinho, Didi,
Walter, F. (capt.), Schaefer.
Indio, Tozzi, Maurinho.
Hungary: Grosics; Buzansky, Lantos; Boszik,
Scorers: Hidegkuti (2), Kocsis, Lantos (penalty) for
Lorant, Zakarias; Czibor, Kocsis, Hidegkuti,
Hungary, Santos, D. (penalty), Julinho for Brazil.
Puskas (capt.), Toth, J.
Austria 7, Switzerland 5 (2-4). Lausanne
Scorers: Morlock, Rahn (2) for Germany, Puskas,
Austria: Schmied; Hanappi, Barschandt, Ocwirk
Czibor for Hungary.
(Capt.), Happel, Koller, Koerner, R., Wagner,
Stojaspal, Probst, Koerner, A. Leading Scorer: Kocsis (Hungary) 11.
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WORLD CUP 1958—SWEDEN
Group 4
GROUP 1
Goals
W. Germany 3, Argentina 1 (2-1) PW Dy Le F CAGE:
N. Ireland 1, Czechoslovakia 0 (1-0) 3° 2 ff OS 7 Ome
Brazil
W. Germany 2, Czechoslovakia 2 (1-0) England 3 0 3 0 44593
Argentina 3, N. Ireland 1 (1-1) Russia Cee oe ee ee eS
W. Germany 2, N. Ireland 2 (1-1) Austria si Ome l 2 2a ee
Czechoslovakia 6, Argentina 1 (3-1)
QUARTER-FINALS
PLAY-OFF MATCH
France 4, Ireland 0 (1-0). Norrkoping
N. Ireland 2, Czechoslovakia 1 (1-1) after extra time
France: Abbes; Kaelbel, Lerond, Penverne,
GROUP 2 Jonquet, Marcel, Wisnieski, Fontaine, Kopa,
France 7, Paraguay 3 (2-2) Piantoni, Vincent.
Yugoslavia 1, Scotland 1 (1-0)
Yugoslavia 3, France 2 (1-1) Treland: Gregg; Keith, McMichael, Blanchflower,
Paraguay 3, Scotland 2 (2-1) Cunningham, Cush, Bingham, Casey, Scott,
France 2, Scotland 1 (2-0) McIlroy, McParland.
Yugoslavia 3, Paraguay 3 (2-1)
Scorers: Wisnieski, Fontaine (2), Piantoni for
France,
GROUP 3
Sweden 3, Mexico 0 (1-0) W. Germany 1, Yugoslavia 0 (1-0). Malmo
Hungary 1, Wales 1 (1-1)
Wales 1, Mexico 1 (1-1) W. Germany: Herkenrath; Stollenwerk, Juskowiak,
Sweden 2, Hungary 1 (1-0) Eckel, Erhardt, Szymaniak, Rahn, Walter, Seeler,
Sweden 0, Wales 0 (0-0) Schmidt, Schaefer.
Hungary 4, Mexico 0 (1-0)
Yugoslavia: Krivocuka; Sijakovic, Crnkovic,
Kristic, Zebec, Boskov, Petakovic, Weselinovic,
PLAY-OFF MATCH Milutinovic, Ognjanovic, Rajkov.
Wales 2, Hungary 1 (0-1)
Scorer: Rahn for W. Germany.
GROUP 4 Sweden 2, Russia 0 (0-0). Stockholm

England 2, Russia 2 (0-1)
Brazil 3, Austria 0 (1-0) Sweden: Svensson; Bergmark, Axbom, Boerjesson,
England 0, Brazil 0 (0-0) Gustavsson, Parling, Hamrin, Gren, Simmonsson,
Russia 2, Austria 0 (1-0) Liedholm, Skoglund.
Brazil 2, Russia 0 (1-0)
England 2, Austria 2 (0-1) Russia: Yachin; Kessarevy, Kuznetsov, Voinov,
Krijevski, Tsarev, Ivanov, A., Ivanov, V., Simonian,
Salnikov, Ilyin.
PLAY-OFF MATCH
Russia 1, England 0 (0-0) Scorers: Hamrin, Simonsson for Sweden.
Group 1 Brazil 1, Wales 0 (0-0). Gothenburg

Goals
Brazil: Gilmar, De Sordi, Santos, N., Zito, Bellini,
Poy. Dy LB CA Pts:
Orlando, Garrincha, Didi, Mazzola, Pele,
West Germany 3 7 Nor) Fait ae agt-|
Zagalo.
Czechoslovakia “teal 1 1 Sal 43
Ireland Bf od | 1 1 Aan” Wales: Kelsey; Williams, Hopkins, Sullivan,
Argentina Selly 10 te QeeS) 10902 Charles, M., Bowen, Medwin, Hewitt, Webster,
Allchurch, Jones.
Group 2
Goals Scorer: Pele for Brazil,
PWD) By BA Pts
France 3S Qi OX il aed lieeath unt SEMI-FINALS
Yugoslavia Cs ee ee kaa!
Paraguay Saba (lea | a Pe Brazil 5, France 2 (2-1). Stockholm
Scotland FE" Ot 2B Gd: Brazil: Gilmar; De Sordi, Santos, N.; Zito, Bellini,
Group 3 Orlando; Garrincha, Didi, Vava, Pele, Zagalo.
Goals
France: Abbes; Kaelbel, Lerond; Penverne,
POW Dis ok A tse
Jonquet, Marcel; Wisnieski, Fontaine, Kopa,
Sweden PT eS heer peastom “prea
Piantoni, Vincent.
Hungary 3 Al 1 fo “Gs “Fiweg
Wales 3,0 3iamowh2 yal2atis Scorers: Vava, Didi Pele (3) for Brazil, Fontaine,
Mexico ce een eee Bn eee | Piantoni for France,
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Sweden: 3 West Germany 1 (1-1). Gothenburg Schnellinger, Wewers, Szymaniak; Rahn, Sturn,
Sweden: Svensson; Bergmark, Axbom; Boerjesson, Kelbassa, Schaefer, Cierlarezyk.
Gustavsson, Parling; Hamrin, Gren, Simonsson, Scorers: Fontaine (4), Kopa, penalty, Douis for
Liedholm, Skoglund. France, Cierlarezyk ,Rahn, Schaefer for Germany.
West Germany: Herkenrath; Stollenwerk, Jusko-
wiak; Eckel, Erhardt, Szymaniak; Rahn, Walter, FINAL
Seeler, Schaefer, Cierlarezyk. Brazil 5, Sweden 2 (2-1) Stockholm
Scorers: Skoglund, Gren, Hamrin for Sweden, Brazil: Gilmar; Santos, D., Santos, N.; Zito,
Schaefer for Germany. Bellini, Orlando, Garrincha, Didi, Vava, Pele,
Zagalo.
Sweden: Svensson; Bergmark, Axbom; Boerjesson,
THIRD PLACE MATCH
Gustavsson, Parling, Hamrin, Gren, Simonsson,
France 6, West Germany 3 (3-1) Gothenburg Liedholm, Skoglund.
France; Abbes; Kaelbel, Lerond, Penverne, Lafont, Scorers: Wava (2), Pele (2), Zagalo for Brazil.
Marcel; Wisnieski, Douis, Kopa, Fontaine, Vincent. Liedholm, Simonsson for Sweden.
West Germany: Kwaitowski; Stollenwerk, Erhardt; Leading Scorer: Fontaine 13 (present record total),
WORLD CUP 1962—CHILE
GROUP 1 GROUP 2 Santiago

Uruguay 2, Colombia 1 (0-1) Goals
Russia 2, Yugoslavia 0 (0-0) Pi Wa De bei bie vAQ Pts:
Yugoslavia 3, Uruguay 1 (2-1) Germany BT 2a, iOinees Tire
Russia 4, Colombia 4 (3-1) Chile See: EO 1 5. a Zee
Russia 2, Uruguay 1 (1-0) Italy 3 1 1 1 oe ees
Yugoslavia 5, Colombia 0 (2-0) Switzerland 3000) MeO. Sinan ciees
GROUP 3 Vivia del Mar

GROUP 2 Goals
Chile 3, Switzerland 1 (1-1) PWD Ee Arts:
Brazil iar Sil a Dal UT al I Need)
W. Germany 0, Italy 0 (0-0)
Chile 2, Italy 0 (0-0) Czechoslovakia tie a! 1 1 +2; 38S
Mexico 3 disty Okey? 253 54 a2
W. Germany 2, Switzerland 1 (1-0)
W. Germany 2, Chile 0 (1-0) Spain 3M LeteOl cto 223 rin2!
Italy 3, Switzerland 0 (1-0)
GROUP 4 Rancagua
Goals
GROUP 3 POW. Dr seis.
Hungary see te Ors, es
Brazil 2, Mexico 0 (0-0)
Czechoslovakia 1, Spain 0 (0-0)
England Deon Ge Uile uur me pec wee!
Argentina 3 1 1 iter? BSeted
Brazil 0, Czechoslovakia 0 (0-0)
Bulgaria SiaOmy Vigetelyett Live 7iteed
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Yugoslavia 1, W. Germany 0 (0-0)

GROUP 4 Santiago
Argentina 1, Bulgaria 0 (1-0) Yugoslavia: Soskic; Durkovic, Jusufi, Radakovic,
Hungary 2, England 1 (1-0) Markovic, Popovic, Kovacevic, Sekularac, Jerko-
England 3, Argentina 1 (2-0) vic, Galic, Skoblar.
Hungary 6, Bulgaria 1 (4-0)
Argentina 0, Hungary 0 (0-0) W.Germany: Fahrian; Novak, Schnellinger, Schulz,
England 0, Bulgaria 0 (0-0) Erhardt, Giesemann, Haller, Syzmaniak, Seeler,
Brulls, Schaefer.
Scorer: Radakovic for Yugoslavia.

GROUP 1 Arica
Goals
Brazil 3, England 1 (1-1).
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Uruguay
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England: Springett; Armfield, Wilson, Moore, Czechoslovakia 3, Yugoslavia 1 (0-0).
Norman, Flowers, Douglas, Greaves, Hitchens, Vinia del Mar
Haynes, Charlton. Czechoslovakia: Schroiff; Lala, Novak; Pluskal,
Scorers: Garrincha (2), Vava for Brazil, Hitchens Popluhar, Masopust; Pospichal, Scherer, Kvasniak,
Kadraba, Jelinek.
for England.
Yugoslavia: Soskic; Durkovic, Jusufi; Radakovic,
Chile 2, Russia 1 (2-1). Markovic, Popovic; Sujakovic, Sekularac,
Arica Jerkovic, Galic, Skoblar.
Chile: Escuti: Eyzaguirre, Contreras, Sanchez, R., Scorers: Kadraba, Scherer (2), for Czechoslovakia,
Navarro, Toro, Rojas, Ramirez, Landa, Tobar, Jerkovic for Yugoslavia.
Sanchez, L.
Russia: Yachin; Tchokelli, Ostrovski, Voronin,
Maslenkin, Netto, Chislenko, Ivanov, Ponedelnik, THIRD PLACE MATCH
Mamikin, Meshki. Santiago
Scorers: Sanchez, L., Rojas for Chile, Chislenko for Chile 1, Yugoslavia 0 (0-0)
Russia.
Chile: Godoy; Eyzaguirre, Cruz, Sanchez, R.,
Rodriguez; Toro, Rojas; Ramirez, Campos, Tobar,
Czechoslovakia 1, Hungary 0 (1-0).
Sanchez, L.
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Czechoslovakia: Schroiff; Lala, Novak, Pluskal, Yugoslavia: Soskic; Durkovic, Svinjarevic;
Popluhar, Masopust, Pospichal, Scherer, Kvasniak, Radakovic, Markovic, Popovic; Kovacevic,
Kadraba, Jelinek. Sekularac, Jerkovic, Galic, Skoblar.
Hungary: Grosics; Matrai, Sarosi, Solymosi, Scorer: Rojas for Chile.

Meszoly, Sipos, Sandor, Rakosi, Albert, Tichy,
Fenyvesi.
FINAL
Scorer: Scherer for Czechoslovakia,
Santiago
Brazil 3, Czechoslovakia 1 (1-1)

SEMI-FINALS
Brazil: Gilmar; Santos, D., Mauro, Zozimo,
Brazil 4, Chile 2 (2-1). Santos, N.; Zito, Didi; Garrincha, Vava, Amarildo,
Santiago Zagalo.
Brazil: Gilmar; Santos, D., Mauro, Zozimo, Czechoslovakia: Schroiff; Tichy, Novak; Pluskal,
Santos, N.; Zito, Didi; Garrincha, Vava, Amarildo, Popluhar, Masopust; Pospichal, Scherer, K vasniakt,
Zagalo. Kadraba, Jelinek.
Chile: Escuti; Eyzaguirre, Contreras, Sanchez, R., Scorers: Amarildo, Zito, Vava for Brazil, Masopus,
Rodriguez; Toro, Rojas; Ramirez, Landa, Tobar, for Czechoslovakia.
Sanchez, L.
Leading Scorers: Albert (Hungary), Ivanov
Scorers: Garrincha (2), Vava (2), for Brazil, Toro, (Russia), Sanchez, L. (Chile), Garrincha, Vava
Sanchez, L. (penalty) for Chile. (Brazil), Jerkovic (Yugoslavia) each 4.
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GROUP 1 GROUP 3
England 0, Uruguay 0 (0-0) Brazil 2, Bulgaria 0 (1-0)
France 1, Mexico 1 (0-0) Portugal 3, Hungary 1 (1-0)
Uruguay 2, France 1 (2-1) Hungary 3, Brazil 1 (1-1)
England 2, Mexico 0 (1-0) Portugal 3, Bulgaria 0 (2-0)
Uruguay 0, Mexico 0 (0-0) Portugal 3, Brazil 1 (2-0)
England 2, France 0 (1-0) Hungary 3, Bulgaria 1 (2-1)
GROUP 2 GROUP 4
W. Germany 5, Switzerland 0 (3-0) Russia 3, N. Korea 0 (2-0)
Argentina 2, Spain 1 (0-0) Italy 2, Chile 0 (1-0)
Spain 2, Switzerland 1 (0-1) Chile 1, N. Korea 1 (1-0)
Argentina 0, W. Germany 0 (0-0) Russia 1, Italy 0 (0-0)
Argentina 2, Switzerland 0 (0-0) N. Korea 1, Italy 0 (1-0)
W. Germany 2, Spain 1 (1-1) Russia 2, Chile 1, (1-1)
802
GROUP 1 Wembley, White City Russia 2, Hungary 1 (1-0). Sunderland
Goals Russia: Yachin; Ponomarev, Shesternev,
PPV Dak, cBe-A Pts: Voronin, Danilov; Sabo, Khusainoy; Chislenko,
England Si 2 a oolas SO Aaei0ien 5 Banischevski, Malofyey, Porkujan.
Uruguay Si Ol 2a ie A
Mexico Sieh) mela lee 1S Sheen Hungary: Gelei; Matrai; Kaposzta, Meszoly,
France 3a OM t. 2) 2° 5 4 Sipos, Szepesi; Nagy, Albert, Rakosi; Bene,
Farkas.
GROUP 2 Birmingham, Sheffield
Scorers; Chislenko, Porkujan for Russia, Bene for
Goals Hungary.
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West Germany 2, Russia 1 (1-0). Everton
GROUP 3 Liverpool, Manchester
West Germany: Tilkowski; Hottges, Weber,
Goals Schulz, Schnellinger; Beckenbauer, Haller,
BW. 3D Ler ASPts: Overath, Seeler, Held, Emmerich.
Portugal a0 se OF (0) o:amorenG Russia: Yachin; Ponomarevy, Shesternev,
Hungary BD 2 Or 7 Sees Voronin, Danilov; Sabo, Khusainov; Chislenko,
Brazil SH 10 ee 4 Geen Banischevski, Malofeyev, Porkujan.
Bulgaria SO ee Olle adiee Sia 0)
Scorers: WHaltler, Beckenbauer for Germany,
GROUP 4 Sunderland, Middlesbrough Porkujan for Russia.
Goals
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England; Banks; Cohen, Wilson; Stiles, Charlton,
Chile 7 Cie Up? Lp Ne toe |
J., Moore; Ball, Hurst, Charlton, R., Hunt,
Peters.
Portugal: José Pereira; Festa, Baptista, Jose
Carlos, Hilario; Graga, Coluna, Jose Augusto;
QUARTER-FINALS
Eusebio, Torres, Simoes.
England 1, Argentina 0 (0-0). Wembley Scorers: Charlton, R. 2 for England, Eusebio
(penalty) for Portugal.
England: Banks; Cohen, Wilson; Stiles, Charlton,
J., Moore; Ball, Hurst, Charlton, R., Hunt,
Peters.
Argentina: Roma; Ferreiro, Perfumo, Albrecht, THIRD PLACE MATCH

Marzolini; Gonzalez, Rattin, Onega; Solari,
Artime, Mas. Portugal 2, Russia 1 (1-1). Wembley
Scorer: Hurst for England. Portugal: José Pereira; Festa, Baptista, Jose
Carlos, Hilario; Graca, Coluna, Jose Augusto;
West Germany 4, Uruguay 0 (1-0). Sheffield Eusebio, Torres, Simoes.
Russia: Yachin; Ponomarev, Khurtsilava, Korneev,
West Germany: Tilkowski; WHottges, Weber,
Danilo; Voronin, Sichinava; Metreveli, Melofeyev,
Schulz, Schnellinger; Beckenbauer, Haller,
Overath; Seeler, Held, Emmerich. Banischevski, Serebriannikoy.
Scorers: Eusebio (penalty), Torres for Portugal,
Uruguay: Mazurkiewicz; Troche; Ubina,
Gongalves, Manicera, Caetano; Salva, Rocha; Malofeyev for Russia.
Silva, Cortes, Perez.
Scorers: Held, Beckenbauer, Seeler, Haller for West
Germany.
FINAL Wembley
Portugal 5, North Korea 3 (2-3). Everton England 4, West Germany 2 (1-1) (2-2) after extra
time
Portugal: José Pereira; Morais, Baptista, Vincente,
Hilario; Gracga, Coluna, Jose Augusto, Eusebio, England: Banks; Cohen, Wilson; Stiles, Charlton,
Torres, Simoes. J., Moore; Ball, Hurst, Hunt, Charlton, R.,
Peters.
North Korea: Ri Chan Myung; Rim Yung Sum,
Shin Yung Kyoo, Ha Jung Wong, O Yook Kyung; West Germany: Tilkowski; Hottges, Schulz, Weber,
Pak Seung Jin, Jon Seung Hwi; Han Bong Jin, Schnellinger; Haller, Beckenbauer; Overath, Seeler,
Pak Doo Ik, Li Dong Woon, Yang Sung Kook. Held, Emmerich.
Scorers: Hurst 3, Peters for England, Haller,
Scorers: Pak Seung Jin, Yang Sung Kook, Li Weber for Germany.
Dong Woon, for North Korea, Eusebio 4 (2
penalties), Jose, Augusto, for Portugal. Leading scorer: Eusebio (Portugal) 9
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Mexico 0, Russia 0 (0-0) . P WODUL FEF A Pts,
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Russia 4, Belgium 1 (1-0)
Mexico 4, El Salvador 0 (1-0) Belgium 3 1. 0. 02) 4 See
Russia 2, El Salvador 0 (0-0) El Salvador SF OF 0
Belgium 0, Mexico 1 (1-0)
GROUP B
Goals
Uruguay 2, Israel 0 (1-0) PB MWieDieL, ARV AAREES
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Israel 0, Italy 0 (0-0)
GROUP C
Goals
England 1, Rumania 0 (0-0) P W D LL F Asta
Brazil 4, Czechoslovakia 1 (1-1) Brazil 3° 3" 0 0 Ss > aa
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Brazil 1, England 0 (0-0) Rumania 3 1* 0° 2° "4" 2
Brazil 3, Rumania 2 (2-1) Czechoslovakia 3° 0} 0 3 2 iam
England 1, Czechoslovakia 0 (0-0)
GROUP D
Goals
Peru 3, Bulgaria 2 (0-1) P WD EL FEF APS
W. Germany 2, Morocco 1 (0-1) W. Germany 33" Ol oO 16 eae:
Peru 3, Morocco 0 (0-0) Peru 3) 25, 0. bh Wh TVS
W. Germany 5, Bulgaria 2 (2-1) Bulgaria 3.0» Diuw2 3.00
W. Germany 3, Peru 1 (3-1) Morocco 3.0.4 .2..2.400
Bulgaria 1, Morocco 1 (1-0)
QUARTER FINALS
Uruguay 1, Russia 0
(at Mexico City, June 14th. 80,000 (after extra time))
Uruguay: Mazurkiewicz; Ancheta, Matosas, Ubina, Montero Castillo; Mujica, Morales; Cubilla,
Fontes, Maneiro, Cortes. Subs.: Gomez for Morales (90), Esparrago for Fontes (103).
Russia: Kavazashvili; Afonin, Dzodzuashvili, Khurtsilava, Asatiani; Shesternevy, Muntian;
Eyryuzhikhin, Byshovets, Kaplichny, Khmelnitski. Subs.: Kiseley for Asatiani (71), Logofet for
Khurtsilava (83).
Scorer: Esparrago (116).
Referee; Van Ravens (Holland). Linesmen: Glochner (East Germany), Davidson (Scotland).
Italy 4, Mexico 1
(at Toluca, June 14th. 30,000)
Italy; Albertosi; Burgnich, Facchetti, Cera, Rosato; Bertini, De Sisti; Domenghini, Riva, Boninsegna
Mazzola. Sub.: Rivera for Mazzola (45). Soika a
Mexico: Calderon; Vantolra, Pena, Guzman, Perez; Gonzalez, Munguia; Pulido, Valdivia, Fragoso,
Padilla, Sub.: Diaz for Munguia (59).
Scorers: for Italy, Domenghini (25), Riva 2 (63 and 75), Rivera (68).
Referee: Scheurer (Switzerland). Linesmen: Dunstan (Bermuda), Landauer (U.S.A.).
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Brazil 4, Peru 2
(at Guadalajara, June 14th. 60,000)
Brazil: Felix; Brito, Piazza, Carlos Alberto, Marco Antonio; Clodoaldo,
Gerson; Jairzinho, Tostao,
Pele, Rivelino. Subs.: Paulo Cesar for Gerson (67), Roberto for Jair
(80).
Peru: Rubinas; Campos, Chumpitaz, Mifflin; Challe, Baylon; Leon, Cubillas, Gallardo,
Fernandez.
Subs.: Sotil for Baylon (53), Reyes for Leon (61).
Scorers: Brazil, Rivelino (1 1), Tostao 2 (16 and 52), Jair (75); Peru, Gallardo (28), Cubillas
(70).
Referee: Loraux (Belgium). Linesmen: Emsberger (Hungary), Marschall (Austria).
West Germany 3, England 2

(at Leon, June 14th. 30,000 (after extra time))
West Germany: Maier; Vogts, Schnellinger, Fichtel, Hottges: Beckenbauer, Seeler; Libuda, Overath,
Muller, Lohr. Subs.: Schulz for Hottges (45), Grabowski for Libuda (57).
England: Bonetti; Newton, Cooper; Mullery, Labone, Moore; Lee, Ball, Charlton, R., Hurst, Peters.
Subs.: Bell for Charlton (69), Hunter for Peters (80).
Scorers: Germany, Beckenbauer (68), Seeler (82), Muller (98); England, Mullery (31), Peters (50).
Referee: Coerazza (Argentine). Linesmen: Jose Ortiz (Spain), Velazquez (Colombia).
SEMI-FINALS
Italy 4, West Germany 3
(at Azteca Stadium, Mexico City, June 17th. 50,000 (after extra time))
West Germany: Maier; Vogts, Schnellinger, Schulz, Patzke; Beckenbauer, Seeler; Overath, Muller, Lohr,
Grabowski. Subs.: Libuda for Lohr (51), Held for Patzke (65).
Italy: Albertosi; Burgnich, Cera, Rosato, Facchetti; Bertini, Riva; Domenghini, Mazzola, De Sisti,
Boninsegna, Sub.: Riva for Mazzola (45).
Scorers: West Germany, Schnellinger (89), Muller (94) and (109); Italy, Boninsegna (7), Burgnich (98),
Riva (103), Rivera (110).
Referee: Yamasaki (Mexico). Linesmen: Velazquez (Colombia), Hormazabal (Chile).
Brazil 3, Uruguay 1
(at Guadalajara, June 17th. 50,000)
Brazil: Felix; Carlos Alberto, Brito, Piazza, Everaldo; Gerson, Clodoaldo; Jairzinho, Tostao, Pele,
Rivelino. No subs.
Uruguay: Mazurkiewzic; Ancheta, Matosas, Ubina, Montero Castillo; Mujica, Fontes; Cubilla,
Maneiro, Morales, Cortes. Sub.: Esparrago for Maneiro (73).
Scorers: Brazil, Clodoaldo (44), Jairzinho (75), Rivelino (89); Uruguay, Cubilla (18).
Referee: Ortiz de Mendebil (Spain). Linesmen: Marschall (Austria), Bakhramoy (Russia).
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THIRD PLACE MATCH

(at Mexico City, June 20th, 1970. 55,000)
West Germany 1, Uruguay 0
West Germany: Wolter; Overath, Schnellinger, Vogts, Weber; Fichtel, Patzke; Seeler, Libuda, Muller,
Held. Subs: Lorenz for Schnellinger (45), Lohr for Libuda (73).
Uruguay: Mazurkiewicz; Ancheta, Matosas, Ubina, Montero Castillo; Mujica, Cubilla; Fontes, Cortes,
Maneiro, Morales. Subs.: Esparrago for Fontes (45), Sandoval for Maneiro (67).
Scorer: Overath (26).
Referee: Sbardella (Italy). Linesmen: Marschall (Austria), Abel Aguilar (Mexico).
FINAL
(at Mexico City, June 21st, 1970. 112,000)
Brazil 4, Italy 1
Brazil: Feliz; Carlos Alberto, Brito, Piazza, Everaldo; Gerson, Clodoaldo; Jairzinho, Pele, Tostao,
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Rivelino. No subs.
Mazzola, De Sisti,
Italy: Albertosi; Burgnich, Cera, Rosato, Facchetti; Bertini, Riva; Domenghini,
Boninsegna. Subs.: Juliano for Bertini (74), Rivera for Boninsegna (83).
Italy, Boninsegna (37).
Scorers: Brazil, Pele (17), Gerson (65), Jairzinho (70), Carlos Alberto (86);
Angel Coerazza
Referee: Rudi Glockner (East Germany). Linesmen: Rudolf Scheurer (Switzerland),
(Argentine).
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GROUT pe Een) ar ak GROUP 3: Peru, Chile, Venezuela.
GROUP 3: Belgium, Holland, Norway, Iceland.
GROUP 4: Rumania, East Germany, Albania, CENTRAL AMERICAN ZONE
Finland. GROUP 1: Canada, U.S.A., Mexico.
GROUP 5: England, Poland, Wales. GROUP 2: Guatemala, El Salvador.
GROUP 6: Bulgaria, Portugal, N. Ireland, Cyprus. GROUP 3: Honduras, Costa Rica. 7
GROUP 7: Yugoslavia, Spain, Greece. GROUP 4: Jamaica, Netherlands Antilles,
GROUP 8: Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Scotland. GROUP 5: Haiti, Puerto Rico. y
GROUP 9: Russia, France, Republic of Ireland. GROUP 6: Surinam, Trinidad, Antigua.
ASIAN ZONE
GROUP 1: Israel, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Hong Kong, Republic of Korea, Japan, South
Vietnam. :
GROUP 2: Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, India, Indonesia, and winners of match between Australia and New
Zealand.
AFRICAN ZONE
GROUP 1: Morocco, Senegal, Guinea, Algeria, United Arab Republic, Tunisia, Ivory Coast, Sierra
Leone.
GROUP 2: Sudan, Kenya, Mauritius, Madagascar, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Zambia, Lesotho,
GROUP 3: Nigeria, Congo-Brazzaville, Ghana, Dahomey, Togo, Congo-Kinshasa, Cameroons, Gabon.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE FOR THE F.I.F.A. WORLD CUP 1974
President Sir Stanley Rous

Members Prof. Dr. M. Andrejevic (Deputy Chairman) (Europe)
G. Cafiedo (Mexico 1970)
H. H. Cavan (Europe)
A. Chiarisoli (Europe)
A. D’ Almeida (South America)
V. Granatkin (Europe)
Dr. F. Hidalgo Rojas (South America)
J. McGuire (C.0.N.C.A.C.A.F.)
Gen. M. Moustafa (Africa) :
H. Neuberger (Germany FR 1974)
Dr. M. B. Noel (Argentioa 1978)
H. Sosa (C.O.N.C.A.C.A.F.)
Gen. Y. Torsakdi (Asia)
G. Wiederkehr (U.E.F.A.)
‘BUREAU’ WORLD CUP 1974

President Sir Stanley Rous
Members Prof. Dr. M. Andrejevic (Deputy Chairman) (Europe)
G. Cafiedo (Mexico 1970)
H. H. Cavan (Europe)
Dr. F, Hidalgo Rojas (South America)
Gen. M. Moustafa (Africa)
H. Neuberger (Germany FR 1974)
Dr. M. B. Noel (Argentina 1978)
Gen. Y. Torsakdi (Asia)
G. Wiederkehr (U.E.F.A.)
REFEREES’ COMMITTEE
Chairman K. Aston (Europe)
Sir Stanley Rous (Representative Executive Committee)
Members Koe Ewe Teik (Deputy Chairman) (Asia)
J. M. Codesal (South America)
N. Latyshev (Europe)
R. Masson (Europe)
Dr. A. Zouiten (Africa)
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THE WORLD CUP 1974
FIFA have politely refused the Brazilian offer of donating a new World Cup Trophy
which was to have been named the Churchill Cup. Instead, they have commissioned an
Italian designer, 57-year-old Silvio Gazzaniga, to design the statuette. This cost
£8,000, is made of solid 18 carat gold, and weighs over 10 Ib. All participating countries
will receive a small replica of the trophy, and its design has been officially registered with
the Swiss Government. No commercial exploitation will be allowed under any circum-
stances. The new trophy will be known as The FIFA World Cup and cannot be won
outright!
According to the 16 finalists system, there is only room for 14 teams in the tournament
alongside the holders and the hosts (W. Germany and Brazil). The Europeans insisted
in having no less than ten finalists, South America wanted four, while one place each had
to be allocated to Central and North America, Asia and Africa. That was definitely one
too many, so FIFA decided that the winners of the European Group 9 should play-off
for a place with the winners of the South American Group 3.
One very important change will be introduced in 1974. The knock-out element will be
eliminated, and apart from the Final, the countries will play-off the competition in
mini-leagues.
Here is the exact blueprint and time-table of the ’74 FIFA World Cup. The 16 teams
will be drawn into four groups of four, with Group 1 headed by W. Germany, and
Group 2 by Brazil. Unlike other competitions, not the hosts, but Brazil will open the
tournament on the 13th June. The dates of the group competitions are:
GROUP 1 — June 14, 18, 22;
GROUP 2 — June 14, 18, 22;
GROUP 3 — June 15, 19, 23;
GROUP 4 - June 15, 19, 23.
The top two teams from each section will go forward to the semi-finals, which will also
be played on the round-robin basis. GROUP A will consist of the winners of Group 1-
and 3 and the runners-up of Group 2 and 4. Group B will consist of the winners from
Group 2 and 4 and the runners-up from the other two sections. The winners of GROUPS
A and B will contest the Final, and the runners-up from each Group will play-off for
third place. Semi-final dates are: June 26, 30 and July 3; Third place play-off: July 6;
Final July 7.
World Cup qualifying matches for 1974 competition (European Groups)
Group 1
Malta 0, Hungary 2
Austria 4, Malta 0
Hungary 3, Malta 0
Sweden 0, Hungary 0
Austria 2, Sweden 0
Group 3
Belgium 4, Iceland 0
Iceland 0, Belgium 4
Group 6
Portugal 4, Cyprus 0
Cyprus 0, Portugal 1
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Europe’s future looks bright
Leslie Vernon
Football is the obsession of the world. A passionate common language which binds
together people of different creeds, colour and political persuasion. It is undoubtedly
the most popular spectator sport ever invented, with a magical attraction for the young.
In my view, the game’s enormous popularity is due partly to the simplicity of the rules
and, to the fact that, at some level, most men have played football. Consequently,
instant identification is guaranteed with a team or with a particularly gifted player.
Football appeals to our herd instinct and to our sub-conscious — who wouldn’t like to
score a goal in a Wembley Cup Final? Incidentally, in England, the Cup Final has been
seen on TV by more people than the first moon landing, and the World Cup Final was
watched by an audience of 400-million. Instant drama without a script, often spon-
taneous comedy, a touch of the schoolboy heroics — these are the ingredients.
In Europe (including the Soviet Union), during a weekend in the peak period, about
20 million people watch professional football. These figures represent only domestic
football, and the game on international level has an even more irresistible appeal. A
firm advocate of competitive international football, I believe that, despite its small
imperfections, sporting contact between nations has unique beneficial effects. Football
tends to emphasize the similarities of behaviour and emotional responses.
The European game on an international level is controlled by the Union des
Associations Europeennes de Football (U.E.F.A.) which is responsible for running the
major competitions. The idea of an integrated European League has been a long-
cherished pipe dream, but is rather impracticable. Inspired by a suggestion made by the
French journalist Gabriel Hanot, the U.E-F.A. introduced the Champion’s Cup in the
mid 50s. It was an instant success, and now it is every manager’s ambition to win this
coveted prize. Only the champion clubs of the 33 member nations and the holders are
eligible. (As Wales has no official league, the number of entrants remains 33.)
The enormous popularity of the European Cup encouraged the official body to initiate
other similar competitions. The Cup Winners’ Cup began in 1960 with ten clubs com-
peting but, by the end of the decade, could proudly boast a full complement of entries
(34). For clubs unable to qualify for the two major tournaments, the Fairs Cup has been
a convenient backdoor into the lucrative world of international football. Fallowing a
tentative start, the three-man organizing committee was flooded with applications from
teams wishing to take part, and during the latter years the number of acceptances was
raised from 48 to 64. Last season, the U.E.F.A. took over the running of this colourful
competition, re-named it the U.E.F.A. Cup and clearly stated that only clubs which
finished high in their respective domestic leagues will be accepted. The number of
entries from each country varies according to their footballing strength, and the holders
are automatically invited, similarly, to the senior tournaments.
All three Cups are played on the home-and-away basis: if clubs finish level on aggre-
gate, the team which scored more goals on their opponent’s ground goes into the
next round. In journalistic shorthand, this system is often referred to as the ‘away-
goals-count-double’ rule. After extra time of the second-leg, if the teams are still
deadlocked, a series of penalty-kicks decide the issue.
Alongside the club tournaments, the U.E.F.A. is also responsible for the European
Championship, formally known as the Nations’ Cup, played for by national teams. This
is held during the two years immediately following World Cups, and has become a very
important trophy, second only to the global tournament.
The youngest international event is the European Championship for Under-23 teams
which runs concurrently with the senior version, and the final stages of the very first
tournament were also played at approximately the same time. These five competitions
provide a full, exciting, meaningfull programme at both national and club level. One
can safely say that European international football is in excellent health — a happy state
of affairs, for which much credit is due to the inspired work of the U.E.F.A.
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EUROPEAN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
(formerly EUROPEAN NATIONS’ CUP)
Year Winners Runners-up Venue Malta 1, Denmark 3
1960 U.S.S.R. 2 Yugoslavia 1. Paris Greece withdrew against Albania
1964 Spain DEMIS che 1 Madrid East Germany 2, Czechoslovakia 1
1968 Italy 2 Yugoslavia 0 Rome Czechoslovakia 1, East Germany 1
After 1 1 draw Hungary 3, Wales 1
Wales I, Hungary 1
EUROPEAN NATIONS CUP 1958-60 Italy 6, Turkey 0
Turkey 0, Italy 1
PRELIMINARY ROUND Holland 3, Switzerland 1
Switzerland 1, Holland 1
Eire 2, Czechoslovakia 0
Norway 0, Sweden 2
Czechoslovakia 4, Eire 0
Sweden 1, Norway 1
FIRST ROUND Yugoslavia 3, Belgium 2
France 7, Greece 1 Belgium 0, Yugoslavia 1
Greece 1, France 1 Bulgaria 3, Portugal 1
Russia 3, Hungary 1 Portugal 3, Bulgaria 1
Hungary 0, Russia 1 Bulgaria 1, Portugal 0
Rumania 3, Turkey 0 England 1, France 1
Turkey 2, Rumania 0 France 5, England 2
Norway 0, Austria 1
Austria 5, Norway 2 SECOND ROUND
Yugoslavia 2, Bulgaria 0 Spain 1, Northern Ireland 1
Bulgaria 1, Yugoslavia 1 Northern Ireland 0, Spain 1
Portugal 3, East Germany 2 Denmark 4, Albania 0
East Germany 0, Portugal 2 Albania 1, Denmark 0
Denmark 2, Czechoslovakia 2 Austria 0, Eire 0
Czechoslovakia 5, Denmark 1 Eire 3, Austria 2
Poland 2, Spain 4 East Germany 1, Hungary 2
Spain 3. Poland 0 Hungary 3, East Germany 3
Russia w.o. Spain withdrew Russia 2, Italy 0
Italy 1, Russia 1
QUARTER-FINALS
Holland 1, Luxembourg 1
Portugal 2, Yugoslavia 1 Luxembourg 2, Holland 1
Yugoslavia 5, Portugal 1 Yugoslavia 0, Sweden 0
France 5, Austria 2 Sweden 3, Yugoslavia 2
Austria 2, France 4 Bulgaria 1, France 0
Rumania 0, Czechoslovakia 2 France 3, Bulgaria 1
Czechoslovakia 3, Rumania 0
QUARTER-FINALS
SEMI-FINALS
Luxembourg 2, Denmark 2
Yugoslavia 5, France 4 (in Paris)
Denmark 3, Luxembourg 3
Russia 3, Czechoslovakia 0 (in Marseilles)
Denmark 1, Luxembourg 0
THIRD PLACE MATCH Spain 5, Eire 1
Czechoslovakia 2, France 0 Eire 0, Spain 2
Russia w. 0. Spain Withdrew France 1, Hungary 3
FINAL Hungary 2, France 1
(Paris, July 10, 1960) Sweden 1, Russia 1
Russia 2, Yugoslavia 1 after extra time Russia 3, Sweden 1
Russia: Yachin; Tchekeli, Kroutikov; Voinov, SEMI-FINALS
Maslenkin, Netto; Metreveli, Ivanov, Ponedelnik
Russia 3, Denmark 0 (in Barcelona
Bubukin, Meshki.
Yugoslavia: Vidinic; Durkovic, Jusufi; Zanetic,
Spain 2, Hungary 1 (in Madrid)
Miladinovic, Perusic; Sekularac, Jerkovic, Galic, THIRD PLACE MATCH
Matus, Kostic. Hungary 3, Denmark 1 after extra time
Scorers: Metreveli, Ponedelnik for Russia, Netto
(own goal) for Yugoslavia. FINAL
(Madrid, June 21, 1964)
EUROPEAN NATIONS CUP 1962-64 Spain (1) 2, Russia (1) 1
FIRST ROUND Spain: Iribar; Rivilla, Calleja; Fuste, Olivella,
Zoco; Amancio, Pereda, Marcellino, Suarez,
Spain 6, Rumania 0 Lapetra.
Rumania 3, Spain 1
Russia: Yachin; Chustikov, Mudrik; Voronin,
Poland 0, Northern Ireland 2
Shesternjev, Anitchkin; Chislenko, Ivanov,
Northern Ireland 2, Poland 0
Ponedelnik, Kornaey, Khusainov.
Denmark 6, Malta 1
Eire 4, Iceland 2 Scorers: Pereda, Marcellino for Spain, Khusainov
Iceland 1, Eire 1 for Russia.
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EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP 1966-68 Cyprus 2, Switzerland 1
———_—— Rumania 0, Italy 1
GROUP I GROUP VII
Eire 0, Spain 0
Poland 4, Luxembourg 0
Eire 2, Turkey 1
France 2, Poland 1
Spain 2, Eire 0
Luxembourg 0, France 3
Turkey 0, Spain 0
Luxembourg 0, Belgium 5
Turkey 2, Eire 1
Luxembourg 0, Poland 0
Eire 0, Czechoslovakia 2
Poland 3, Belgium 1
Spain 2, Turkey 0
Belgium 2, France 1
Czechoslovakia 1, Spain 0
Poland 1, France 4
Spain 2, Czechoslovakia 1
Belgium 2, Poland 4
Czechoslovakia 4, Turkey 0
France 1, Belgium 1
Turkey 0, Czechoslovakia 0
Belgium 3, Luxembourg 0
Czechoslovakia 1, Eire 2
France 3, Luxembourg 1
GROUP II
Norway 0, Bulgaria 2 GROUP VIII
Portugal 1, Sweden 2 Treland 0, England 2
Bulgaria 4, Norway 2 Wales 1, Scotland 1
Sweden 1, Portugal 1 England 5, Wales 1
Norway 1, Portugal 2 Scotland 2, Ireland 1
Sweden 0, Bulgaria 2 Ireland 0, Wales 0
Norway 3, Sweden 1 England 2, Scotland 3
Sweden 5, Norway 2 Wales 0, England 3
Bulgaria 3, Sweden 0 Treland 1, Scotland 0
Portugal 2, Norway 1 England 2, Ireland 0
Bulgaria 1, Portugal 0 Scotland 3, Wales 2
Portugal 0, Bulgaria 0 Scotland 1, England 1
Wales 2, Ireland 0
GROUP III
Finland 0, Austria 0 Austria 2, Finland 1 QUARTER-FINALS
Greece 2, Finland 1 Greece 4, Austria 0
Finland 1, Greece 1 Austria 1, Russia 0 England 1, Spain 0
Russia 4, Austria 3 Greece 0, Russia 1 Spain 1, England 2
Russia 2, Finland 0 Austria 1, Greece 1 Bulgaria 3, Italy 2
Finland 2, Russia 5 Russia 4, Greece 1 Italy 2, Bulgaria 0
France 1, Yugoslavia 1
GROUP IV Yugoslavia 5, France 1
Hungary 2, Russia 0
Albania 0, Yugoslavia 2
Russia 3, Hungary 0
West Germany 6, Albania 0
Yugoslavia 1, West Germany 0
West Germany 3, Yugoslavia 1 SEMI-FINALS (Italy)
Yugoslavia 4, Albania 0 Yugoslavia 1, England 0
Albania 0, West Germany 0 Italy 0, Russia 0 (Italy won toss)
GROUP V
THIRD-PLACE MATCH (Rome)
Holland 2, Hungary 2
England 2, Russia 0
Hungary 6, Denmark 0
Holland 2, Denmark 0 FINAL (Rome, June 8, 1968)
East Germany 4, Holland 3 Italy (0) 1 Yugoslavia (1) 1
Hungary 2, Holland 1
Italy: Zoff; Burgnich, Facchetti; Ferrini, Guarneri
Denmark 0, Hungary 2
Castano; Domenghini, Juliano, Anastasi, Lodetti,
Denmark 1, East Germany 1 Prati.
Holland 1, East Germany 0
Hungary 3, East Germany 1 Yugoslavia: Pantelic; Fazlagic, Damjanovic;
Denmark 3, Holland 2 Pavlovic, Paunovic, Holcer; Petkovic, Acimovic,
East Germany 3, Denmark 2 Musemic, Trivic, Dzajic.
East Germany 1, Hungary 0 Scorers: Italy, Domenghini. Yugoslavia, Dzajic.
GROUP VI REPLAYED FINAL (Rome, June 10, 1968)

Cyprus 1, Rumania 5 Italy (2) 2, Yugoslavia (0) 0
Rumania 4, Switzerland 2
Italy 3, Rumania 1 Italy; Zoff; Burgnich, Facchetti; Rosato, Guarneri,
Cyprus 0, Italy 2 Salvadore; Domenghimi, Mazzola, Anastasi, De
Sisti, Riva.
Rumania 7, Cyprus 0
Switzerland 7, Rumania 1 Yugoslavia: Pantelic; Fazlagic, Damijanovic,
Italy 5, Cyprus 0 Pavlovic, Paunovic, Holcer; Hosic, Acimoyic;
Switzerland 5, Cyprus 0 Musemic, Trivic, Dzajic.
Switzerland 2, Italy 2 Scorers: Riva, Anastasi for Italy.
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GROUP ONE zechoslovakia; Viktor; Dobias, Hrivnak, Zlo-
cha, Taborsky, Pollak, Kuna, B. Vesely (Nehoda),
Czechoslovakia (1) 1 (Albrecht) Stratil, Jokl (Danko), Kabat.
Finland (1) 1 (Paatalainen) Wales; Millington; Rodrigues, Phillips, Burton,
Thomas, Yorath, Hennessey (Rees) Durban,
Rumania (2) 3 (Dumitrache 2, Nunweiler) Evans (Krzywicki), Hill, James.
Finland (0) 0
Wales (0) 0 November 14 at Bucharest, 100,000
Rumania (0) 0 Rumania (1) 2 (Dembroyschi, Dobrin)
Wales (0) 1 (Ron Davies pen.) Czechoslovakia (0) 1 (Jan Capkovic)
Czechoslovakia (0) 3 (Jan Capkovic 2, Taborsky) Rumania: Raducanu; Satmareanu, Lupescu,
Finland (0) 0 Dinu, Deleanu, Anca, Nunweiler, Lucescu,
Dembrovski (Domide), Dobrin, Jordanescu.
Wales (0) 1 (Toshack)
Czechoslovakia: Viktor; Dobias, Hrivnak,
May 16 at Bratislava, 50,000 Hagara, Taborsky, Pollak, Kuna, MHrdlicka,
Czechoslovakia (0) 1 (Vesely) Vesely (Nehoda), Stratil, Jan Capkovic.
Rumania (0) 0
November 24 at Bucharest, 70,000
Czechoslovakia: Viktor; Dobias, Hrivynak,
Rumania (1) 2 (Lupescu, Lucescu)
Desiatnik, Taborsky, Pollak, Kuna, Adamec, F.
Vesely, Stratil (Jokl), Jan Capkovic (Kabat). Wales (0) 0
Rumania: Raducanu; Satmareanu, Dan Coe, Rumania: Raducanu; Satmareanu, Lupescu,
Dinu, Mocanu, Anca, Dumitru, Dembroyski, Deleanu, Dumitru, Dinu, Lucescu, Dembrovski,
Neagu (Nunweiler), Dumitrache, Lucescu. Dobrin, Nunweiler, Jordanescu.
Wales: Millington; Rodrigues, Thomas, Phillips,
June 16 at Helsinki, 4,500 Williams, Hockey, James, Hill (C. Davies), Ron
Finland (0) 0 Davies, Reece, Rees.
Czechoslovakia (2) 4 (Jan Capkovic, Pollak, Karko
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Finland 6 Oe alin 5 1 16 1
Czechoslovakia: Viktor; Dobias, Hrivnak,
®raborsky, Desiatnik, Pollak, Kuna, F. Vesely
(Karko), Stratil, Adamec (Hrdlicka), Jan Capkovic.
GROUP TWO
September 22 at Helsinki, 2,084
Norway (0), 1 (Iversen)
Finland (0) 0
Hungary (2) 3 (Bene, Fazekas, Kocsis)
Rumania (2) 4 (Jordanescu, Lupescu, Dembro-
vschi, Lucescu pen.) France (1) 3, (Floch, Lech, Mezy)
Finland: Nasman (Heinonen); Suomalainen, Norway (0) 1 (Nielsen)
Saviomaa, Makynen, Ranta, Toivanen, Heikkila, Bulgaria (1) 1 (Atanassoyv)
Nikkanen, Toivola, Rahia, Lindholm. Norway (0) 1 (Fuglset)
Rumania: Raducanu; Satmareanu, Lupescu, Hungary (0) 1 (Kocsis)
Dinu, Mocanu, Dumitru, Nunweiler, Lucescu,
France (1) 1 (Revelli)
Dembrovski, Neagu, Jordanescu (Tataru).
October 13 at Swansea, 10,301 May 19 at Sofia, 45,000
Wales (1) 3 (Durban, Toshack, Reece) Bulgaria (1) 3 (Kolev, Petkov, Velitchkov)
Hungary (0) 0
Finland (0) 0
Bulgaria: Jordanov; Gaidarski, Penev, Velitch-
Wales: Sprake (Millington); Rodrigues, Thomas,
Evans, Reece, koy, Kolev, Jetchev, G. Vassiley, Boney, Jekov,
Roberts, England, Hennessey,
Mikhailov (Petkov), M. Vassilev.
Toshack, Durban, Hockey.
Hungary: Rothermel; Fabian, Pancsics, Vidats,
Finland: Nasman; Kilponen, Saviomaa, Maky- P. Juhasz, E. Dunai, Kocsis, Albert, Zambo,
nen, Kosonen, Elo, Flink, Toivola, Suhonen
Fazekas, (Karsai), Kozma.
(@ergstrom), Heikkila, Lindholm.
October 27, at Prague, 32,000 June 9 at Oslo, 22,000

Czechoslovakia (0) 1 (Kuna) Norway (0) 1 (Iversen)
Bulgaria (4) 4 (Bonev 2, Jekov, M. Vassilev)
Wales (0) 0
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Norway: Kaspersen; Nilsson, Thorsen, Olafsen Bulgaria: Goranovy (Filipov); Gaidarski, Jetchev,
(Hetloen), Slinning, O. Nilsen, Petersen, Johansen Penev, Velitchkov (Denev), Kolev, Bonev, M.
(Sunde), Fuglset, Iversen, Lund. Vassilev, Jekov, Mikhailov, Dermendjiev.
Bulgaria: Jordanov (B. Mikhailov); Gaidarski, France: Carnus; Djorkaeff, Novi, Bosquier,
Penev, Velitchkov, Jetchev, Kolev, ‘G. Vassilev Tresor, Michel, Mezy, Blanchet, Revelli (Floch),
(G. Georgiev), Boney, Jekov, Petkov, M. Vassilev. Lech, Loubet (Bereta).
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Norway: Karlsen (S. Olsen); Ekelund, Borre-
haug, Spydevold, Slinning, E. Olsen, Jakobsen
Christiansen, Fuglset, Lund (O. D. Olsen),
Hasund. GROUP THREE
France: Carnus; Dijorkaeff, Novi, Bosquier,
Rostagni, Michel, Mezy, Blanchet (Lech), Vergnes,
Greece (0) 0
Loubet, Bereta.
Switzerland (0) 1 (Muller)
Malta (0) 1 (Theobald)
September 25 at Budapest, 70,000
Switzerland (0) 2 (Quentin, Kunzli)
Hungary (0) 2 (P. Juhasz, Vidats)
Malta (0) 0
Bulgaria (0) 0
England (1) 1 (Peters)
Hungary: Geczi; Fabian, Pancsics, Vidats, P.
Juhasz (Nosko), Fazekas, Szucs, Szoke, Bene, A. England (1) 3 (Chivers, Hurst, Lee)
Dunai, Zambo, (I. Juhasz). Greece (0) 0
Bulgaria: B. Mikhailov; Gaidarski, Penev, Switzerland (5) 5 (Blattler, Kunzli, Quentin, Cither-
Jetchev, Velitchkov, Kolevy, Bonev, Dermendjiev, let, Muller)
Jekov (G. Vassilev), Petkov, M. Vassilev. Malta (0) 0
England (2) 5 (Chivers 2, Lee, Clarke pen. Lawler)
October 9 at Paris, 25,000 Malta (0) 0
France (0) 0
Hungary (2) 2 (Bene, Zambo) 1970
France: Carnus; Djorkaeff, Novi, Bosquier, October 11 at Valetta, 15,000
Rostagni, Michel, Mezy, Lech, Loubet (Gress), Malta (0) 1 (Vassallo)
Revelli, Bereta.
Greece (0) 1 (Papaioannou)
Hungary: Geczi; Nosko, Pancsics, Vidats, P.
Malta: Mizzi; Grima, Mallia (C. Micallef), .
Juhasz, I. Juhasz, Szucs, Fazekas, Bene, A. Dunai,
Theobald, Camillieri, E. Micallef, Vella, Cocks,
Zambo.
Bonnet (Privitera), Vassallo Arpa.
Greece: Economopoulos; Skrekis, Kamaras,
October 27 at Budapest, 30,000 Toskas, Sthathopoulos, Chaitas, Domazos, Elef-
Hungary (3) 4 (Bene 2, A. Dunai, Szucs) therakis, Koudas (Kritikopoulos), Youtsos (Anton-
Norway (0) 0
iadis), Papaioannou.
Hungary: Geczi; Nosko, Pancsics, Vidats, P.

Juhasz, I. Juhasz, Szucs, Fazekas, Bene, A. Dunai, May 12 at Berne, 37,800
Zambo. Switzerland (0) 1 (Odermatt)
Norway: Karlsen; Borrehaug, Olafsen, Nostdahl, Greece (0) 0
Pettersen, Slinning, Jacobsen, Spydevold, Jensen, Switzerland ; Prosperi; Chapuisat, Ramseier, Wei-
Fuglset, (A. Olsen), Hasund. bel, Perroud, Odermatt, Kuhn, Blattler, Balmer,
Kunzli, Jeandupeux.
November 10 at Nantes, 10,000 Greece: Christidis; Gaitatzis, Toskas, Kampas,
France (0) 2 (Lech, Loubet) Stathopoulos, Dedes, Synethopoulos, Glezos, A.
Intzoglou (Karafeskos), Papaioannou, Hatzioanno-
Bulgaria (0) 1 (Boney pen.) glou (Kritikopollos).
France: Carnus; Camerini, Novi, Quittet, Djor-
kaeff, Michel, Mezy, Blanchet, Lech, Reyvelli
June 18 at Athens, 12,000
(Floch), Loubet.
Greece (0) 2 (Davourlis, Aidiniou)
Bulgaria; Filipoy; Zafrovy, Penev, Jetchev,
Velitchkov, Boney, Denev, Kolevy, M. Vassilev, Malta (0) 0
Petroy (Tzvetkov) Dermendijiev. Greece :Poupakis; Eleftheriadis, Siokos (Toskas),
Glezos, Gounaris, Pappas (Karafeskos), Sarafis,
December 4 at Sofia, 15,000
Stavropoulos, Aidiniou, Kritikopoulos, Davourlis.
Malta: Bonaci; Pace, Grima, Darmanin (Mical-
Bulgaria (0) 2 (Jekov, Mikhailov)
lef), Camileri, Theobald, Vassallo, Cocks, Cini,
France (0) 1 (Blanchet) Bonett, Farrugia (Arpa).
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October 13 at Basel, 55,000 Cyprus: Eleftheriadis; Haris, Fokis, Alexandrou,
Switzerland (2) 2 (Jeandupeux, Kunzli) Kavazis, Stephanis, Vassiliou (Lakis), Antoniou,
Takis, Pamboulis, Stylianou.
England (2) 3 (Hurst, Chivers, Weibel og)
Spain: Reina; Violeta, Tonono, Benito, Antonio,
Switzerland: Kunz; Ramseier, Stierli, Weibel,
Pirri, Claramunt, Amancio, Quini, Churruca
Chapuisat (Perroud), Kuhn, Balmer, Odermatt,
(Rexach), Uriarte (Lora).
Kunzli, Blattler (Muller), Jeandupeux.
England: Banks; Lawler, Cooper, Mullery, May 30 at Moscow, 100,000
McFarland, Moore, Lee, Madeley, Chivers, Hurst Russia (0) 2 (Kolotov, Shevchenko)
(Radford), Peters.
Spain (0) 1 (Rexach)
November 10 at Wembley, 100,000 Russia: Rudakov; Dzodzuashvili, Shesternev,

Zykoy, Kaplichny, Muntian (Fedotov), Sabo,
England (1) 1 (Summerbee) Banischevski (Nodiya) Shevchenko, Evryuzhikhin.
Switzerland (1) 1 (Odermatt) Spain: Iribar; Sol (Anton), Gallego, Benito,
England: Shilton; Madeley, Cooper, Storey, Tonono, Violeta (Lora), Rexach, Claramunt,
Lloyd, Moore, Summerbee (Marsh), Ball, Hurst, Amancio, Uriarte, Churruca.
Lee, Hughes.
Switzerland: Prosperi; Ramseier, Stierli, Perroud, June 7 at Moscow, 50,000
Chapuisat, Kuhn, Balmer, Odermatt, Kunzli, Russia (3) 6 (Fedotov 2, Evryuzhikhin 2, Kolotov,
Blattler, Jeandupeux (Meyer). Banischeyski)
Cyprus (0) 1 (Mikail)
December 1 at Athens, 45,000 Russia: Bannikoy (Rudakov); Istomin, Shester-
Greece (0) 0 nev, Kaplichny, Zykov, Muntian, Kolotov,
Banischevski, Fedotov, Shevchenko, Evryuzhikhin
England (0) 2 (Hurst, Chivers)
(Khmelnitski).
Greece: Christidis; Pallas, Angelis, Toskas,
Cyprus: Varnavas, Michael, Kallis, Kavazis,
Kapsis, Eleftherakis, Koudas (Kritkopoulos),
Haris, Fokis, Stephanis, Marcou, Vasiliou (Lakis),
Nikolaidis (Davourlis), Antoniadis, Domazos,
Constantinou, Stylianou.
Papaioannou.
England: Banks; Madeley, Hughes, Bell, McFar- September 27 at Moscow, 100,000
land, Moore, Lee, Ball, Chivers, Hurst, Peters. Russia (1) 1 (Muntian pen.)
Northern Ireland (0) 0
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Zykov, Dolmatov, Matvienko, Kolotov, Muntian,
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Fedotov, Shevchenko (Ishtoyan), Evryuzhikhin.
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Malta Ged = P16 1 Northern Ireland: McFaul; Craig (Hamilton),
Neill, Hunter, Nelson, Hegan, Clements, Nicholson,
O’Kane, Dougan, Best.
October 13 at Belfast, 16,500

GROUP FOUR
Northern Ireland (1) 1 (Nicholson)
Russia (1) 1 (Byshovets)
Spain (1) 3 (Rexach, Pirri, Luis) Northern Ireland: Jennings; Rice, Nelson,
Northern Ireland (0) 0 Nicholson, Hunter, O’Kane, McMordie, Hamilton
Cyprus (0) 0 (O’Neill), Neill, Dougan (Cassidy), Clements.
Northern Ireland (1) 3 (Nicholson, Dougan, Best Russia: Rudakovy; Dzodzuashvili, Lovchev,
pen.) Kolotoy, Shesterney, Khurtsilava, Dolmatov,
Konoy, Byshovets, Kiselev, Shevchenko (Hal-
Northern Ireland (2) 5 (Dougan, Best 3, Nicholson)
matin).
Cyprus (0) 0
October 27 at Seville, 75,000
November 15 at Nicosia, 8,000 Spain (0) 0
Cyprus (1) 1 (Charalambus) Russia (0) 0
Russia (2) 3 (Kolotov, Evryuzhikhin, Shevchenko) Spain: Reina; Sol, Gallego, Tonono, Anton
Cyprus: Alkiviades; Christou, Kavazis, Tokis, (Martial), Lora, Claramunt, Quini, Amancio
Koureas, Charalambos, Stylianou, Constantinou Quino, Charruca.
(Kythreotis), Theodorou (Marcou), Papadopoulos, Russia: Rudakovy; Dzodzuashvili, Shesternev,
Vassiliou. Istomin, Khurtsilava, Kolotovy, Muntian, Dolma-
Russia: Bannikov; Istomin, Shesternev, Kaplich- tov, Fedotov (Kiselev), Byshovets, Ishtoyan
ny, Lovehev, Kolotov, Muntian, Fedotov, Shey- (Shevchenko)
chenko, Kopeikin (Nodiya), Eyryuzhikhin.
November 24 at Granada, 20,000
May 9 at Nicosia, 10,000 Spain (3) 7 (Pirri 2, 1 pen, Quino 2, Aguilar, Lora,
Cyprus (0) 0 Rojo)
Spain (1) 2 (Pirri, Violeta) Cyprus (0) 0
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Spain: Iribar; Sol, Gallego, Hita, Tonono, Belgium: Piot; Heylens, Thissen, Van den Daele,
Claramunt, Lora (Gaztelu), Amancio (Aguilar), Plaskie, Dockx, Semmeling, Verheyen, Devrindt,
Quino, Pirri, Rojo. Van Himst, Puis.
Cyprus: Herodotos; Merakas, Kallis, Pattassa-
dis, Kavacis (Michalakis), Vasilou, Stephanis, October 13 at Glasgow, 58,000
Tartaros, Koggos (Haris), Tasos, Stylianou. Scotland (1) 2 (O’Hare, Gemmill)
Portugal (0) 1 (Rodrigues)
February 16 (1972) at Hull, 19,925 Scotland: Wilson; Jardine, Colquhoun (Buchan),
Northern Ireland (0) 1 (Morgan) Stanton, Hay, Bremner, Cropley, Graham,
Johnstone, O’Hare, Gemmill.
Spain (1) 1 (Rojo)
Portugal: Damas; Malta da Silva, Calo (Peres),
Northern Ireland: Jennings; Rice, Nelson, Neill,
Rui Rodrigues, Adolfo, Rolando, Graca, Vitor
Hunter, Clements, Hamilton (O’ Neill), McMordie,
Baptista, Nene, Eusebio (Artur Jorge), Simoes.
Morgan, Mclilroy, Best.
Spain: Iribar; Sol, Gallego, Costas, Tonono,
November 10 at cif 309
Benito, Aguilar, Lora (Migueli), Quino, Quini
(Manolete), Rojo. Scotland (1) 1 (O’Har
Belgium (0) 0
PurtW (Dim Ber 6 AS @Ptss Scotland: Clark; Jardine, Hay, Bremner,
Russia 64> 20) 13ietielO Buchan, Stanton, Johnstone (Hansen), Murray,
Spain 64.3: 2 14 , 3.8 O’Hare, Gray, Cropley (Dalglish).
Northern Ireland 6 2 2 2 10 6 6 Belgium: Piot; Heylens, Dewalque, Stassart,
Cyprus 6, 02 10m 6 2 208 Dolmans, Van Moer (Martens), Wan den Daele,
Semmeling, Devrindt, Van Himst (Lambert),
Puis.
GROUP FIVE November 21 at Lisbon, 65,000

Portugal (0) 1 (Peres pen.)
Belgium (0) 1 (Lambert)
Denmark (0) 0 Portugal: Damas; Malta da Silva (Octavio),
Portugal (1) 1 (Joao Jacinto) Humberto, Rui Rodrigues, Mendes, Graca,
Scotland (1) 1 (O’Hara) Peres, Nene (Artur Jorge), Torres, Eusebio,
Simoes.
Denmark (0) 0
Belgium: Piot; Heylens, Stassart, Dewalque,
Belgium (2) 2 (Devrindt 2) Dolmans, Dockx, Van den Daele, Martens (Puis),
Denmark (0) 0 Semmeling, Van Himst, Lambert.
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Scotland (0) 0
Denmark (1) 1 (Laudrup)
GROUP SIX
Scotland (0) 0
Eire (1) 1 (Carroll pen.)
May 12 at Oporto, 20,000 Sweden (0) 1 (Brzokoupil)
Portugal (2) 5 (Rodrigues, Eusebio, Baptista 2, Sweden (0) 1 (Turesson)
Sandvad o.g.)
Eire (0) 0
Denmark (0) 0
Austria (1) 1 (Parits)
Portugal: Damas; Malta da Silva (Rebelo),
Italy (2) 2 (De Sisti, Mazzola)
Humberto, Jose Carlos, Adolfo, Rui Rodrigues,
Peres, Simoes, Nene, Vitor Baptista (Artur Jorge), Italy (2) 3 (De Sisti pen. Boninsegna, Prati)
Eusebio. Eire (0) 0
Denmark: Lykke Sorensen; Boel, Berg (E. Eire (1) 1 (Conway)
Nielsen), Arentoft, Sandvad, Rasmussen, Bjerre,
Italy (1) 2 (Boninsegna, Prati)
Laudrup, Bjornmose, M. Olsen, B. Nielsen.
May 30 at Dublin, 16,000

May 26 at Copenhagen, 27,000
Rep. of Ireland (0) 1 (Rogers pen.)
Denmark (0) 1 (Bjerre)
Austria (3) 4 (Schmidradner pen., Kodat, Ett-
Belgium (0) 2 (Devrindt 2) mayer, Starek)
Denmark : Lykke Sorensen; Boel, Berg, Sandvad, Rep. of Ireland: Kelly; Byrne, A. Dunne, J.
T. Nielsen, Laudrup, Arentoft, Bjerre, S. Olsen Dunne, Hand, Rogers, Conway, Dunphy (Camp-
(Pedersen), Bjornmose, B. Nielsen (Petersen). bell), Givens (Holmes), Treacy, Heighway.
814
Austria: Rettensteiner; Schmidradner, Sturm- Austria: Antrich; Eigenstiller, Sara, Schmid-
berger, Kriss (Schlagbauer), Eigenstiller, N. Hof, radner, Pumm, Hof, Horvath, Ettmayer, Kogel-
Starek, Hickersberger, Kreuz, Ettmayer, Kodat. berger, Pirkner, Jara.
May 26 at Stockholm, 5,416 PAW SDL iF oT Asdarts?

Sweden (0) 1 (Olsson)
Italy CURBS 262. (OR M2 ee o
Austria Cas. SOD 14 Gane,
Austria (0) 0 Sweden Cui 2 35S) 6
Sweden: Hellstrom; Selander, Axelsson (Kristen- Eire GENO TOS Se
sson), Nordqvist, Grip, Svensson, Bo Larsson,
Olsson, Palsson, Johansson, Persson.
Austria; Rettensteiner; Pumm, Sturmberger
Schmidradner, Eigenstiller, Hickensberger,. Starek, GROUP SEVEN
Ettmayer (Geyer), Kodat, Kreuz, Gassner
(Gallos).
Holland (0) 1 (Israel pen.)
June 9 at Stockholm, 40,000 Yugoslavia (1) 1 (Dzajic)
Sweden (0) 0 East Germany (0) 1 (Peter Ducke)
Italy (0) 0 Holland (0) 0
Sweden: Hellstrom; Grip, Nordqvist, Kristen- Luxembourg (0) 0
sson, Hult, Svensson, Bo Larsson, Kendvall East Germany (4) 5 (Vogel, Kreische 4)
(Olsson), Johnsson (Cronqvist), Eriksson, Persson. Yugoslavia (1) 2 (Jerkovic, Dzajic)
Italy: Zoff; Burgnich, Rosato (Spinosi), Cera, Holland (0) 0
Facchetti, Domenghini, Bertini, De Sisti, Mazzola,
Boninsegna, Prati. East Germany (1) 2 (Kreische, Frenzel)
Luxembourg (1) 1 (Dussier)
September 5 at Vienna, 42,000

October 8 at Luxembourg, 9,000
Austria (1) 1 (Stering)
Luxembourg (0) 0
Sweden (0) 0
Yugoslavia (1) 2 (Bukal 2)
Austria: Rettensteiner; Schmidradner, Sturm-
berger, Eigenstiller, Pumm, Starek, N. Hof, Ett- Luxembourg: R. Hoffmann; Kuffer (Flenghi),
mayer (Jagodic), Kodat, Stering (Hickersberger), Pilot, Jeitz, J. Hoffmann, Leczsinski, A. Schmitt,
Pirkner. Braun, Leonard, Philipp, Kirchens.
Sweden: Hellstrom; Hult, Kristensson, Axel- Yugoslavia: Curkovic (Mutibaric); Tesar, Pau-
sson, Grip, Olsson, Nordqvist, Bo Larsson, Lind- novic, Holcer, Stepanovic, Djordjevic, Bajevic,
man, Palsson (Selander), Sandberg (Brzokoupil). Jerkovic, Petkovic, Bukal, Dzajic.
February 24 at Rotterdam, 30,000

October 9 at San Siro, 70,000
Holland (1) 6 (Lippens, Keizer 2, Cruyff 2, Suurbier)
Italy (2) 3 (Riva 2, Boninsegna)
Sweden (0) 0 Luxembourg (0) 0
Italy: Zoff (Albertosi); Cera, Burgnich, Rosato, Holland; Van Beveren; Suurbier, Israel, Nees-
Facchetti, Bertini, Mazzola (Corso), Rivera, kens, Drost, Jansen, Van Hanegem, Pahlplatz,
Benetti, Boninsegna, Riva. Lippens, Cruyff, Keizer.
Luxembourg: R. Hoffmann; Schmitt, Flenghi,
Sweden: Hellstrom; Hult (Cronqvist), Kristen-
sson (Nilsson), Nordqvist, Grip, Nordahl, Bo Pilot, J. Hoffmann, Jeitz, Philipp, N. Hoffmann,
Larsson, Olsberg, Danielsson, Grahn, Sandberg. Dussier, Braun, Kirchens,
May 8 at Leipzig, 70,000

October 10 at Linz, 25,000
East Germany (0) 1 (Lowe)
Austria (3) 6 (Parits 3, Jara 2, Pirkner pen.)
Rep. of Ireland (0) 0 Yugoslavia (2) 2 (Filipovic, Dzajic)
Austria: Antrich; Schmidradner, Sturmberger, East Germany: Croy; Stein, Sammer, Bransch,
Eigenstiller, Pumm, Horvath, Ettmayer, N. Hof, Weise, Strempel, Schlutter, Frenzel (Irmscher),
Pirkner, Parits, Jara. P. Ducke, Kreische, Vogel (Lowe).
Rep. of Ireland: Roche; Gannon, McConville, Yugoslavia; Vukcevic; Paulovic, Ramljak,
Herrik, Finucane, Mulligan, Kearin, Martin, Holcer, Antonijevic, Petkovic, Paunovic (Bjekovic),
O’Neill, Leech, O’Connor. Oblak (Bogicevic), Filipovic, Acimovic, Dzajic.
November 20 at Rome, 85,000 October 10 at Rotterdam, 50,000

Italy (1) 2 (Prati, De Sisti) Holland (1) 3 (Keizer 2, Hulshoff)
Austria (1) 2 (Jara, Sara) East Germany (1) 2 (Vogel 2)
Italy: Zoff; Santarini, Roversi, Bet, Facchetti, Holland: Van Beveren; Israel, Venneker, Hul-
shoff, Strik, Jansen, Cruyff, Wery, Van Dijk
Bertini (Bedin), Benetti (Sala), De Sisti, Prati,
Boninsegna, Riva. (Jeuring), Van Hanegem, Keizer.
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Croy; Bransch, Strempel, West Germany: Maier; Schwarzenbeck, Becken-
East Germany:
bauer, Sieloff, Vogts (Bleidick), Wimmer, Netzer,
Sammer, Sparwasser (Irmscher), Weise, Kische,
Streich, P. Ducke (Lowe), Kreische, Vogel. Overath (Held), Grabowski, Koppel, Heynckes.
Albania: Muhedi; Gjika, Breischa, Ziu, Chani,
Ragami, Sedini, Bizi, Balaku (Vaso), Panou,
October 16 at Belgrade, 40,000 Zhega.
Yugoslavia (0) 0
East Germany (0) 0 September 22 at Cracow, 40,000
Yugoslavia: Dujkovic; Holcer, Rajkovic, Pauno- Poland (1) 5 (Lubanski 3, Bula, Gadocha)
vic, Pavlovic, Oblak (Nikesic), Bukal (Filipovic),
Turkey (0) 1 (Nihat)
Petkovic, Acimovic, Dzajic.
East Germany: Croy; Kische, Sammer, Stempel, Poland: Gomola; Anczok, Gorgon, Zygmunt,
Bransch, Weise, Streich, Kreische (Irmscher),
Musial, Szoltysik, Deyna (Jarosik), Bula, Banas,
Stein, P. Ducke, Vogel.
Lubanski, Gadocha.
Turkey: Ali; Andurrahman, Ercan, Muzaffer,
October 27 at Titograd, 20,000
Zekeriya, Yusuf (Sanli), Vahap, Kamuran, Metin,
Yugoslavia (0) 0 Fethi, Cemil (Nihat). :
Luxembourg (0) 0
Yugoslavia: Dujkovic; Rajkovic (Filipovic), October 10 at Warsaw, 100,000
Stepanovic, Pavlovic, Paunovic, Holcer, Petkovic,
Poland (1) 1 (Gadocha)
Oblak (Jerkovic), Bukal, Acimovic, Bjekovic.
West Germany (1) 3 (Muller 2, Grabowski)
Luxembourg: Moes; J. P. Hoffmann, Koll-
weiter, Flenghi, J. Hoffmann, Kreke, N. Hoffmann, Poland: Tomaszewski; Gorgon, Musial, Oslizlo,
Dusier, Braun, Philipp, Krichens. Anczok, Maszcyk, Szoltysik, Bula (Kott), Banas
(Sadek), Lubansk, Gadocha.
West Germany: Maier; Beckenbauer, Breitner,
November 17 at Eindhoven, 17,500 Fichtel, Schwarzenbeck, Koppel, Netzer, Wimmer,
Luxembourg (0) 0 Grabowski, Muller, Heynckes.
Holland (5) 8 (Cruyff 3, Keizer, Pahlplatz, Hulshoff,
Hoekma, Israel)
November 4 at Tirana, 15,000
Luxembourg: Moes; J. P. Hoffmann, Kollweiter,
Albania (1) 3 (Pernasska 2, Pano)
Flenghi, J. Hoffmann, Krecke, N. Hoffmann,
Dussier, Braun, Philipp, Kirchens. Turkey (0) 0
Holland: Van Beveren; Israel, Venneker, Hulse Albania; Muhedini; Gjika, Berisha, Ziu, Cani,
hoff, Krol, Neeskens, Muhren, Pahlplatz, Hoekma, Sejdini, Pernaska, Ceco, Bizi, Pano, Leshten
Cruyff, Keizer. (Jbershimi).
Turkey: Ali; Vahit (Alpaslan), Sekeriya, Muz-
affer, Ercan; Vedat, Metin, Mehmet, Temel,
ENV OD ee ee ac. Pts, Kamuran, Necati.
Yugoslavia (SP Seite tonal Lane 9
Holland Cas wk are Seo 7
East Germany 6 SISK 12 11d 6 Nee November 17 at Hamburg, 62,000
Luxembourg 6) 0" 1, 5 Aqr23n West Germany (0) 0
Poland (0) 0
West Germany: Maier; Beckenbauer, Hottges,
GROUP EIGHT Weber, Schwarzenbeck, Wimmer (Koppel), Fich-
tel, Overath, Libuda, Muller, Grabowski.
Poland :Szeja; Ostafinski. Szymanowski, Gorgon,
Poland (1) 3 (Gadocha, Lubanski, Szoltysik) Anczok (Wyrobeck), Szoltysik, Deyna, Blaut,
Albania (0) 0 Marks, Lubanski, Lato (Bula).
West Germany (1) 1 (Muller)
Turkey (1) 1 (Kamarun) December 5 at Izmir, 70,000
Turkey (2) 2 (Metin, Cemil) Turkey (0) 1 (Cemil)
Albania (1) 1 (Ziu) Poland (0) 0
Albania (0) 0 Turkey: Yasin; Ekrem, Zekeriya, Muzaffer,
West Germany (1) 1 (Muller) Ozer, Vedat, Matin, Ayfer, Cemil (Vahit), Mehmet,
Ender (Kamuran).
Turkey (0) 0
Poland; Szeja; Szymanowski, Gorgon, Osta-
West Germany (2) 3 (Muller 2, Koppel)
finski (Bula), Musial, Szoltysik, Deyna, Blaut,
Albania (1) 1 (Zhega) Lato, Marks, Gadocha (Szoye).
Poland (1) 1 (Banas)
PWD Lack Avy Pts

June 12 at Karlsruhe, 46,000 West Germany 6 4 | 2.50, 910 2510
West Germany (2) 2 (Netzer, Grabowski) Poland 6 ie? Beis 10) Oa
Turkey (SOO yi lene} BY MIE 5)
Albania (0) 0
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QUARTER-FINALS FIRST LEG Yugoslavia: — Maric; Ramljak, Stepanovic
Pavlovic, Paunovic, Holcer, Petkovic Cantono
April 29, at London, 100,000 ues
Oblak (Jurkevic), Jenkovic, Acimovic, Dzajic.
England (0) 1 (Lee)
W. Germany (1) 3( Hoeness, Netzer pen., Muller) May 14, at Bucharest, 75,000
England: Banks; Madeley, Hughes, Bell, Moore, Rumania (1) 2( Dobrin, Neagu)
Hunter, Lee, Ball Chivers, Hurst (Marsh), Peters. Hungary (2) 2 (Szoke, Kocsis)
W. Germany: Maier; Hottges, Breitner, Wimmer, Rumania: Raducanu; Satmareanu, Lupescu,
Schwarzenbeck, Beckenbauer, Grabowski, Hoeness, Dinu, Deleanu, Dumitru, Domide, Nunweiler,
Muller, Netzer, Held. Dembrovski, Dobrin, Iordenescu (Neagu).
Hungary: Geczi; Fabian, Pancsics, Balint,
April 29, at Milan, 64,000 P. Juhasz, Szucs, I. Juhasz, Szoke (D i i
Ttaly (0) 0
(Ku), Bene, Zambo. aie ae
Belgium (0) 0
Italy: Albertosi; Burgnich Cera, Rosato, PLAY-OFF MATCH
Facchetti, Bertini, De Sisti, Mazzola, Domenghini May 17, at Belgrade, 50,000
(Causio), Anastasi, Riva.
Hungary \1) 2 (Kocsis, Szoke)
Belgium: Piot; Heylens, Van den Daele, Thissen,
Rumania (1) 1 (Neagu)
Martens (Dolmans), Dockx, Verheyen, Van Moer,
Semmeling, Van Himst, Lambert. Hungary: Rothermel; Fabian, Pancsics, Balint,
P. Juhasz, I. Juhasz, Kocsis, Szoke, Bene, Ku,
Zambo.
April 29, at Budapest, 70,000 Rumania: Raducau; Satmareanu, Lupescu,
Hungary (1) 1 (Branikovits) Dumitru, Deleanu, Dinu, Dobrin, Nunweiler,
Rumania (0) 1 (Satmareanu) Neagu, Lucescu, Dembrovski.
Hungary: Geczi; Fabian, Pancsics, Balint, Vepi,
eee sovsie (Bene), Fazekas, Branikovits, Dunai, SEMI-FINALS
Rumania: Raducanu; Satmareanu, Lupescu, June 14, at Brussels, 3,500
Dinu, Deleanu, Dumitru, Nunweiler, Lucescu, Russia (0) 1 (Konkoy)
Dembrovki, Domide, Iordenescu. Hungary (0) 0
Russia: Rudakov, Dzodzuashvili, Khurtsilava,
Istomin, Kaplichny, Troshkin, Kolotov, Baidachni,
April 30, at Belgrade, 95,000 Konkoy, Banishevski (Nodia), Onishenko.
Yugoslavia (0) 0 Hungary: Geczi; Fabian, Pancsics, Balint, P.
Russia (0) 0 Juhasz, I. Juhasz, Ku, Kocsis (Albert), Szoke,
Bene (Dunai) Zambo.
Yugoslavia: Maric; Ramljak, Holcer, Paunovic,
Stepanovic, Pavlovic, Acimovic, Jenkovic, Oblak, June 14, at Antwerp, 60,000
Bukal, Dzajic.
W. Germany (1) 2 (Muller 2)
Russia: Rudakov; Dzodzuashvili, Khurtsilava, Belgium (0) 1 (Polleunis)
Kaplichny, Istomin, Makovikov, Dolmatov,
Baidatchni, Banischevski, Konikov, Kozinkievits,
W. Germany: Maier; Hoettges, Schwarzenbeck,
Beckenbauer, Breitner, Hoeness (Grabowski),
Wimmer, Netzer, Heynkes, Muller, Kremers.
Belgium: Piot; Heylens, Thissen, Van den Daele,
SECOND LEG Dolmans, Verheyen, Dockx, Martens (Polleunis),
Semmeling, Van Himst, Lambert.
May 13, at Berlin, 77,000
W. Germany (0) 0
England (0) 0 THIRD PLACE FINAL
W. Germany: Maier; Hottges, Breitner, Wimmer, June 17, at Liege, 8,000
Schwarzenbeck, Beckenbauer, Hoeness (Heynkes), Belgium (2) 2 (Lambert, Van Himst)
Flohe, Muller, Netzer, Held. Hungary (0) 1 (Ku pen.)
England: Banks; Madeley, Hughes, Storey, Belgium: Piot; Heylens, Dolmans, Thissen, Van
McFarland, Moore, Ball, Bell, Chivers, Marsh den Daele, Dockx, Polleunis, Verheyen, Semmeling,
(Summerbee), Hunter (Peters). Van Himst, Lambert.
Hungary: Geczi; Fabian, Pancsics, Balint, P.
Juhasz, I. Juhasz, Albert, Ku, Kozma, Dunai,
May 13, at Brussels, 26,000 Zambo (Szucs).
Belgium (1) 2 (Van Moer, Van Himst)
Italy (0) 1 (Riva pen.)
FINAL
Belgium: Piot; Heylens, Thissen, Van den Daele,
Dolmans, Verheyen, Dockx, Van Moer (Polleunis), June 18, at the Heysel Stadium. Brussels, 70,000
Semmeling, Van Himst, Lambert. W. Germany (1) 3 (Muller 2, Wimmer)
Italy: Albertosi; Cera, Burgnich, Spinosi, Russia (0) 0
Facchetti, De Sisti, Bertini (Capello), Benetti, W. Germany: Maier, Hottges, Schwarzenbeck,
Mazzola, Boninegna, Riva. Beckenbauer, Breitner, Hoeness, Wimmer, Netzer,
Heynkes, Muller, Kremers. ;
Russia: Rudakov; Dzodzuashvili, Khurtsilava,
May 13, at Moscow, 103,000 Kaplichny, Istomin, Troshkin, Kolotov, Baidachni,
Russia (0) 3 (Kolotov, Banischevski, Kozinkievits) Konkov (Dolmatov), Banishevski (Kozinkievits),
Yugoslavia (0) 0 Onishenko.
Russia; Rudakov; Dzodzuashvili, Khurtsilava, European Champions 1970-72: W. Germany
Abramoy, Istomin, Troshkin, Kolotov, Baidatchni, Runners-up: Russia
(Kopekine), Banischevski, Konkoy, Evrutsitsin 3rd: Belgium
(Kozinkievits). 4th: Hungary
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1970 Spain 2 Netherlands 1 Forte Dei Marme (after a 1-1 draw)
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PWiales 1 v Scotland 1 France 3 v England 2
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Netherlands 3 v Wales 1
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Netherlands 47 5. 0. J. (BP 2246 Italy 1 v Greece 0
Wales 4 1 1g ees ees Malta 1 v Greece 0
Scotland 4° 1° £ 2 DQuES7 3 Malta 1 vItaly 1
Greece 5 v Malta0
Group Two ; Italy 4 v Malta 0
‘apace thy Lp cient 1 Greece 0 v Italy 0
ugoslavia 2 v West Germany 1
West Germany 0 v Austria 0 Italy i a > a é
Yugoslavia 2 vy Austria 1 i a
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West Germany 2 v Yugoslavia 2 Malta Ft Ne GED) Dede OAS
Austria 0 v West Germany 2
P WODHUL éF A Pts, _ Semi-finals
Yugoslavia R22 CPS TAE SIMG Italy 0 v Spain 6
post Germany 2 ; 2 OD SA ee: Netherlands 4v Yugoslavia 0
ustria 2 2 2 5 2 Match for third place
Group Three Italy 0 v Yugoslavia 3
France 0 v Spain 1 -
England 1 v France 2 Final
England 1 v Spain 2 Spain 1 v Netherlands 1
Spain 0 v France 0 replay: Spain 2 v Netherlands 1
F.A. AMATEUR XI REPRESENTATIVE GAMES
F.A. Amateur XI 0 Army 2

(Played at Aldershot, October 6, 1971)
Team: I, Huttley (Dagenham); R. Almond (Walthamstow Ave.), D. Smith (Prestwich Heys), A. Webb
(Woking), A. Rosethorn (Tow Law T.), D. Bassett (Walton and Hersham), R. Scott (New Brighton),
J. Geddes (Enfield), M. Bailey (Lewes), J. Baker (Hendon), K. Tully (Prestwich Heys), M. Pattison (Woking),
Sub. for Bailey in 2nd half.
F.A. Amateur XI 1 R.A.F. 0

(Played at Halton, October 13, 1971)
Team: A. Mackie (Leytonstone); P. Birdseye(Wycombe W.), N. Smith (Whitley Bay), L. Peck (Sutton U.),
J. Mears (Sutton U.), P. Smith (Loughboro Coll.), P. Hill (Southampton Univ.) D. King (Chesham U.),
D. Butterfil (Sutton U.), B. Whitbread (Lancaster C.), D. Rutherford(Durham C.). Goalscorer: Hill.
F.A. Amateur XI 4 Cambridge Univ. 0

(Played at Eastbourne, November 4, 1971)
Team: R. Corrigan (Burgess Hill T.); G. Gardner (Prestwich Heys), D, Reid (Leatherhead), R. Ralfe
(Eastbourne U.), J. Mears (Sutton U.), B. Davies (Leatherhead), D. Sargent (Eastbourne U.) D. Wells
(Leatherhead), C. Woffiinden (Sutton U.), J. G.Rondona (Walton and Hersham), G, Read (Burgess Hill T.),
Goalscorers: Reid, Woffinden, Grondona. Read.
F.A. Amateur XI 1 Oxford Univ. 0

(Played at Oxford, November 17, 1971)
Team: D. Pullman (Bromley); T. Jennings, M. Cannon (Hendon), A. Glass (Oxford C.), J. Lailey
(Cheltenham T.), D. Bassett (Walton and Hersham), J. Ritchie (Slough T.), J. Hutchinson (Wycombe W.),
J. Butterfield (Enfield), G. Brackpool (Skelmersdale U.), A. Amos (Slough T.).
Goalscorer: Butterfield
F.A. Amateur XI 3 Royal Navy 2

(Played at Portsmouth, December 1, 1971)
Team: I. Huttley (Dagenham); R. Almond (Walthamstow Ave,), D. Reid (Leatherhead), P. Anderson
(Ilford), C. Brown (Bromley), K. Jameson (Hendon), R. Williams (Wycombe W.), R. Carter (Hayes),
M. Holifield (Wycombe W.), M. Chatterton (Maidenhead U.), J. Ritchie (Slough T.).
Goalscorers: Holifield 2, Chatterton,
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EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS CUP FINALS 1956-72
Year Winners Runners-up Venue

1956 Real Madrid 4 Stade de Rheims 3 Paris
1957 Real Madrid 2: A.C. Fiorentina 0 Madrid
1958 Real Madrid 3 A.C, Milan 2 Brussels
1959 Real Madrid 2 Stade de Rheims 0 Stuttgart
1960 Real Madrid 7 Eintracht Frankfurt 3 Glasgow
1961 Benfica 3 Barcelona w Berne
1962 Benfica 5 Real Madrid 3) Amsterdam
1963 A.C. Milan 2 Benfica i London
1964 Inter-Milan 3 Real Madrid 1 Vienna
1965 Inter-Milan 1 Benfica 0 Milan
1966 Real Madrid 2 Partizan Belgrade 1 Brussels
1967 Celtic Dy) Inter-Milan 1 Lisbon
1968 Manchester U. 4 Benfica 1 London
1969 A.C, Milan 4 Ajax Amsterdam 1 Madrid
1970 Feyenoord 2 Celtic 1 Milan
1971 Ajax Amsterdam 2 Panathinaikos 0 London
1972 Ajax Amsterdam 2 Inter-Milan 0 Rotterdam
EUROPEAN CUP WINNERS’ CUP FINALS 1961-72

1961 A. C. Fiorentina 4 Rangers 1 on
; aggregate
1962 Atletico Madrid 3 A. C. Fiorentina 0 Stuttgart
(after 1-1 draw in Glasgow)
1963 Tottenham H. 5 Atletico Madrid 1 Rotterdam
1964 Sporting Club Lisbon 1 M. T. K. Budapest 0 Antwerp
(after 3-3 draw in Brussels)
1965 West Ham U. 2 T.S. V. Munich 1860 0 London
1966 Borussia Dortmund 2 Liverpool 1 Glasgow
1967 Bayern Munich 1 Rangers 0 Nuremberg
1968 A.C. Milan Zz S. V. Hamburg 0 Rotterdam
1969 Slovan Bratislava 3 Barcelona 2 Basle
1970 Manchester C. 2 Gornik Zabrze 1 Vienna
1971 Chelsea 2 Real Madrid 1 Athens
(after 1-1 draw in Athens)
1972 Rangers 3 Dynamo Moscow 2 Barcelona
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EUROPEAN FAIRS CUP FINALS 1958-71

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1958 Barcelona 8, London 4 (Agg.) 1966 Barcelona 4, Real Zaragoza 3
1960 Barcelona 5, Birmingham C, 2 (Agg.)
(Agg.) 1967 Dynamo Zagreb 2, Leeds U. 0
A. S. Roma 4, Birmingham C. 2 (Agg.)
(Agg.) 1968 Leeds U. 1, Ferencvaros 0 (Agg.)
Valencia 7, Barcelona 3 (Agg.) 1969 Newcastle U. 6, Ujpest Dozsa 2
Valencia 4, Dynamo Zagreb 1 (Agg.)
(Agg.) 1970 Arsenal 4, Anderlecht 3 (Agg.)
Real Zaragoza 2, Valencia 1 1971 Leeds U. 3, Juventus 3 (Agg.
Ferencvaros 1, Juventus 0 Leeds won on away goals)
U.E.F.A. CUP 1971-72

1972 Tottenham H. 3, Wolverhampton W. 2 (Agg.)
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EUROPEAN CUP 1955-56
First Round Quarter-Final
Sporting Club Lisbon v Partizan Belgrade 3-3, 2-5 Hibernian v Djurgaarden 3-1, 1-0
Voros Lobogo v Anderlecht " 6-3, 4-1 Stade de Rheims v Voros Lobogo 4-2, 4-4
Servette Geneva v Real Madrid 0-2, 0-5 Real Madrid v Partizan Belgrade 4-0, 0-3
Rot Weiss Essen v Hibernian 0-4, 1-1 Rapid Vienna v Milan 1-1, 2-7
Aarhus v Stade de Rheims 0-2, 2-2
Rapid Vienna v Eindhoven ;
6-1, O-1 Semi-Final
Djurgarden y Gwardia Warsaw 0-0, 4-1 Stade de Rheims v Hibernian 2-0, 1-0
Milan v Saarbriicken 3-4, 4-1 Real Madrid v Milan 4-2, 1-2
Final 1955-56: Real Madrid 4 Stade de Rheims 3
(In Paris, June 13, 1956, 38,000)
Real Madrid: Alonso; Atienza, Lesmes; Munoz, Marquitos, Zarraga; Joseito, Marchal, Di Stefano
Rial, Gento. ;
Stade_de Rheims: Jacquet; Zimny, Giraudo; Leblond, Jonquet, Siatka; Hidalgo, Glovacki, Kopa,
Bliard, Templin.
Scorers—Real Madrid: Di Stefano, Rial 2, Marquitos. Stade de Rheims: Leblond, Templin, Hidalgo.
Preliminary Round Rapid Juliana v Red Star Belgrade 3-4, 0-2

Borussia Dortmund vy Sp. Luxemburg 4-3, 1-2, 7-0 Fiorentina v Norrképing 1-1, 1-0
Dynamo Bucharest v Galatasaray 3-1, 1-2 Atletico Bilbao vyHonved 3-2, 3-3
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First Round ed Star v_ DNA ofia 3-1, 1-2
Manchester U. v Borussia Dortmund 3-2, 0-0 Real Madrid v Nice 3-0, 3-2
CDNA Sofia v Dynamo Bucharest 8-1, 2-3
Slovan Bratislava v Grasshoppers 1-0, 0-2 Semi-Final
Rangers v Nice 2-1, 1-2, 1-3 Red Star v Fiorentina 0-1, 0-0
Real Madrid v Rapid Vienna 4-2, 1-3, 2-0 Real Madrid v Manchester U. 3-1, 2-2
Final 1956-57: Real Madrid 2 Fiorentina 0
(In Madrid, May 30, 1957, 124,000)
Boe! Madrid: Alonso; Torres, Lesmes; Munoz, Marquitos, Zarraga; Kopa, Mateos, Di Stefano, Rial,
ento.
Fiorentina: Sarti; Magnini, Cervato; Scaramucci, Orzan, Segato; Julinho, Gratton, Virgili, Montuori,
Bizzarri.
Scorers: Di Stefano (penalty), Gento.
Preliminary Round Manchester U. v Dukla Prague 3-0,

0-1
Rangers v St. Etienne 3-1, 1-2 Young Boys Berne v Vasas 1-1,
1-2
CDNA Sofia v Vasas 2-1, 1-6 Rangers v Milan 1-4,
0-2
Red Star v Stade Dudelange 5-0, 9-1 Seville vyAarhus _ 4-0,
0-2
Aarhus v Glenavon 0-0, 3-0 Dortmund Borussia y CCA Bucharest 4-2, 1-3, 3-1
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3-1, 0-2, 1-1 (Wismut won the toss Quarter-Final
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Shamrock R. . v Manchester U. 3-1, 2-3
0-6, 0-0 “Manchester ‘ U. v Red
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Milan v Rapid Vienna 4-1, 2-5, 4-2 Ajax
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Antwerp v Real Madridi 1-2, ’ 0-6 Dortmund Borussia v Milan 1-1, 1-4
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Final 1957-58: Real Madrid 3 Milan 2 (after extra time)
(In Brussels, May 28, 1958, 67,000)
Real Madrid: Alonso; Atienza, Lesmes; Santisteban, Santamaria, Zarraga; Kopa, Joseito, Di Stefano,
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Besiktas beat Pyree Olympic; Dynamo Zagreb lost to Dukla Prague; Wismaut Karl Marx beat Petrolul
Ploseti; Polonia Bytom lost to M.T.K. Budapest; Juventus lost to Wiener S.C.; Schalke beat Ballklub
Copenhagen; I.F. Gothenburg beat Desch-sur-Alzette; Young Boys Berne, walk over Manchester U.,
scratched; Standard Liege beat Hearts; Atletico Madrid beat Drumcondra; Lisbon Sporting Club beat
D.O.S. Utrecht; Stade de Rheims beat Ards.
Byes: C.D.N.A. Sofia; Palloseura Helsinki; Wolverhampton W.
First Round Quarter-Finals

Real Madrid v Besiktas 2-0, 1-1 Real Madrid v Weiner S.C. 0-0, 7-1
Weiner S.C. v Dukla 3-1, 0-1 Atletico Madrid v Schalke ’04 3-0, 1-1
Atletico Madrid v C.D.N. Bulgaria 2-1, 0-1, 3-1 S.C. Wismut v Young Boys Berne 0-0, 2-2, 1-2
Wolverhampton W. v Schalke ’04 2-2, 1-2 Standard Liege v Stade de Rheims 2-0, 0-3
Wismut K.M. v I.F. of Gothenburg 2-2, 4-0 ae
M.T.K. v Young Boys Berne 1-2, 1-4 Semi-Final _ ‘ d
Lisbon S.C. v Standard Liege 2-3, 0-3 Real Madrid v Atletico Madrid 2-1, 0-1, 2-1
Stade de Rheims v Palloseura 4-0, 3-0 Young Boys Berne v Stade de Rheims 1-0, 0-3
Final 1958-59: Real Madrid 2 Stade de Rheims 0
(In Stuttgart, June 2, 1959, 80,000)
Real Madrid: Dominguez; Marquitos, Zarraga; Santisteban, Santamaria, Ruiz; Kopa, Mateos,
Di Stefano, Rial, Gento. , I :
Stade de Rheims: Colonna; Rodzik, Giraudo; Penverne, Jonquet, Leblond; Lamartine, Bliard, Fontaine,
Piantoni, Vincent.
Scorers: Mateos, Di Stefano.
Qualifying Round
Holders: Real Madrid, exempt until First Round.
Wiener beat Petrolul Ploesti; Jeunesse D’Esch beat L.K.S. Lodz; O.G.C. Nice beat Shamrock R.;
Fenerbache beat Cspel Budapest; Eintracht-Frankfurt beat Kuopion on forfeit; A.C. Milan beat Olympiakos
Le Piree; F.C. Barcelona beat C.D.N.A. Sofia; I.F.K. Gothenburg beat Linfield; Rangers beat R.S.C.
Anderlecht; R.H. Bratislavia beat F.C. Oporto; Wolverhampton W. beat Vorwaerts.
Byes: Boldklubben Odense; Young Boys Berne; Sparta Rotterdam; Red Star Belgrade.
First Round Second Round

A.C, Milan v F.C. Barcelona 0-2, 1-5 Barcelona v Wolverhampton W. 4-0, 5-2
Wolverhampton W. v Red Star Belgrade 1-1, 3-0 Nice v Real Madrid 3-2, 0-4
O.G.C. Nice v Fenerbache 1-2,2-1, 5-1 Eintracht-Frankfurt vyWiener S.C, 2-1, 1-1
Jeunesse D’Esch v Real Madrid 0-7, 2-5 Sparta v Rangers 2-3, 1-0, 2-
Young Boys Berne v Eintracht-Frankfurt 1-4, 1-1
Weiner S.C. v Boldklubben Odense 3-0, 2-2 Semi-Final
I.F.K. Gothenburg v Sparta 1-3, 3-1, 1-3 Barcelona v Real Madrid 1-3, 1-3
Rangers v R.H. Bratislavia 4-3, 1-1 Eintracht-Frankfurt v Rangers 6-1, 6-3
Final 1959-60: Real Madrid 7 Eintracht-Frankfurt 3
(in Glasgow, May 18, 1960, 135,000)
Real Madrid: Dominguez; Marquitos, Pachin; Vidal, Santamaria, Zarraga; Canario, Del Sol,
Di Stefano, Puskas, Gento.
Eintracht-Frankfurt; Loy; Lutz, Hoefer; Wellbaecher, Eigenbrodt, Stinka; Kress, Lindner, Stein,
Pfaff, Meier.
Scorers—Real Madrid: Di Stefano 3, Puskas 4. Eintracht-Frankfurt: Kress, Stein 2,
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Preliminary Round
u Hambur g S.V. v Young Boys B 5-0, 3-3
perons v Liersee S.C. 2-0, 3-0 Burnley v Stade de Rhee ia 2-0, 2-3
partak Kralos v C.C.A. Bucharest 3-0 Rapid Vienna vyWismut Chemnitz 3-1, 0-2, 1-0
Young Boys Berne v Limerick 5-0, 4-2 I.F.K. Malmo v C.D.N.A. Sofia 1-0, 1-1
eee Seeins X Lec as D’Esch - 5-0 Aarhus G.F, v Frederikstad 3-0, 1-0
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I.F.K. Malmo vy I.F.K. Helsinki 3-1, 2-1 <
C.D.N.A.G.F.Sofiav Legia
Aarhus v Juventus
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Barcelona v Spartak Kralos 4-0, 1-1
Frederikstad v Ajax
Ujpest v Red Star Belgrade
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arcelona v Real Madrid 2-2, 2-1 Barcelona v Hamburg S.V. 1-0, 1-2, 1-0
Spartak Kralos v Panathinsikos 1-0, 0-0 Rapid Vienna y Benfica 4 0-3, 1-1
Final 1960-61: Benfica 3 Barcelona 2
(In Berne, March 31, 1961, 28,000)
4 Perio: Costa Pereira; Joao, Angelo; Netto, Germano, Cruz; Augusto, Santana, Aguas, Coluna,
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Scorers—Benfica: Aguas, Ramallets (own goal), Coluna. Barcelona: Kocsis, Czibor.
Holders: Benfica, exempt until First Round.

Byes: Valkeakosken; Fenerbache.
Preliminary Round Juventus v Partisan Belgrade 5-0, 2-1
Real Madrid v Vasas Budapest 3-1, 2-0 Standard Liege v Valkeakosken 5-1, 2-0
Odense v Spora Luxembourg 6-0, 9-2 Rangers v Vorwaerts Berlin 2-1, 4-1
Juventus v Panathinaikos 2-1, 1-1 Tottenham H. v Feyenoord 1-1, 3-1
Partisan Belgrade v Sporting Lisbon 2-0, 1-1 Dukla Prague v Servette Geneva 2-0, 3-4
Standard Liege v Fredrikstad 2-1, 2-0 F.C. Nuremberg v Fenerbache 1-0, 2-1
Rangers v Monaco 3-2, 3-2 F.K. Austria v Benfica 1-5, 1-1
Vorwaerts Berlin v Linfield 3-OF
Tottenham H. v Gornik Zabrze 2-4, 8-1 Quarter-Final
Feyenoord v I.F.K. Goteborg 3-0, 8-2 Real Madrid v Juventus 1-0, 0-1, 3-1
Dukla Prague v C.D.N.A. Sofia 4-4, 2-1 Standard Liege v Rangers 4-1, 0-2
Servette Geneva v Hibernian Valetta 5-0, 2-1 Tottenham H. v Dukla Prague 0-1, 4-1
F.C. Nuremberg v Drumcondra 5-0, 4-1 F.C. Nuremberg v Benfica 3-1, 0-6
F.K. Austria v C.C.A. Bucharest 2-0, 0-0
Semi-Final
First Round Real Madrid v Standard Liege 4-0, 2-0
Real Madrid v Odense 3-0, 9-0 Tottenham H. v Benfica 1-3, 2-1
+ Linfield withdrew.
Fina] 1961-62: Benfica 5 Real Madrid 3
(In Amsterdam, May 2, 1962, 65,000)
Benfica: Costa Pereira; Joao, Angelo; Cavem, Germano, Cruz; Augusto, Eusebio, Aguas, Coluna,
Simoes. : A
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Real Madrid: Araquistain; Cassado, Miera; Felo, Santamaria, Pachin; Tejada, Del Sol,
Puskas, Gento. ;
Scorers—Benfica: Aguas, Cavem, Coluna, Eusebio 2. Real Madrid: Puskas 3.
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Bye: Stade de Rheims.
Preliminary Round Galatasaray v Polonia Byton
Milan v Union Sportif , 6-0 Dundee v Sporting Club Lisbon
Floriana v Ipswich T. 1-4, 0-10 Anderlecht v C.D.N.A. Sofia
Dynamo Bucharest v Galatasaray 1-1, 0-3 Feyenoord v Vasas Budapest
Polonia Byton v Panathinaikos 2-1, 4-1 F.K. Austria v Stade de Rheims
Dundee v Cologne ; 8-1, 0-4 Esbjerg v Dukla Prague
Shelbourne v Sporting Club Lisbon 0-2, 1-5 Norrképing v Benfica
Real Madrid v Anderlecht 3-3, 0-1
C.D.N.A. Sofia v Partisan Belgrade 2-1, 4-1 Quarter-Final
Servette Geneva v Feyenoord 1-3, 3-1, 1-3 Milan v Galatasaray
Frederikstadt v Vasas Budapest 1-4, 0-7 Dundee v Anderlecht
F.K. Austria v I.F.K. Helsinki 5-3, 2-0 Feyenoord v Stade de Rheims
Linfield v Esbjerg 1-2, 0-0 Dukla Prague v Benfica
A.S.K. Vorwaerts v Dukla Prague 0-3, 0-1
Norrképing v Partisan Tirana 2-0, 1-1
Semi-Final
First Round Milan v Dundee
Milan vy Ipswich T. 3-0, 1-2 Feyenoord v Benfica
Final 1962-63: Milan 2 Benfica 1

(At Wembley Stadium, May 22, 1963, 45,000)
Milan: Ghezzi; David, Trebbi; Benitez, Maldini, Trapattoni; Pivatelli, Sani, Altafini, Rivera, Mora.
Benfica: Costa Pereira; Cavem, Cruz; Humberto, Raul, Coluna; Augusto, Santana, Torres, Eusebio,
Simoes.
Scorers—Milan: Altafini 2. Benfica: Eusebio.
Holders: Milan, exempt until First Round.

Preliminary Round Jeunesse D’Esch v Partisan Belgrade 2-1, 2-6
Inter-Milan v Everton Benfica v Borussia Dortmund
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Valkoeksoki v Jeunesse D’Esch
Partisan Belgrade v Anorthosis
Distillery v Benfica
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Spartak Plovdiv v P.S.V. Eindhoven
A.C, Milan vy Norrképing
Skiog Lynn Oslo v Borussia Dortmund Dynamo Bucharest vy Real Madrid
Gornik Zabrze v F.K. Austria 1-0, en
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Dundalk v Zurich Quarter-Final
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Spartak Plovdiv v Partisan Tirana Borussia Dortmund v Dukla Prague
P.S.V. Eindhoven v Esbjerg Zurich v P.S.V. Eindhoven
Standard Liege v Norrképing PEPPERS A.C. Milan v Real Madrid
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First Round Inter-Milan vy Borussia Dortmund
Inter-Milan v A.C. Monaco 1-0, 3-1 Zurich vy Real Madrid
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Final 1963-64: Inter-Milan 3 Real Madrid 1
(In Vienna, May 27, 1964, 74,000)
Inter-Milan: Sarti; Burgnich, Facchetti; Tagnin, Guarneri, Picchi; Jair, Mazzola, Milani, Suarez,
Corso,
Real Madrid: Vicente; Isidro, Pachin; Muller, Santamaria, Zocco; Amancio, Felo, Di Stefano, Puskas,
Gento.
Scorers—Inter-Milan: Mazzola 2, Milani. Real Madrid: Felo.
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Preliminary Round Rangers v Rapid Vienna r)
Dynamo Bucharest v Sliema W. 5-0, 2-0 Panathanaikos v Cologne
Rangers v Red Star Belgrade 3-1, 2-4, 3-1 Liverpool v Anderlecht idSNe
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Rapid Vienna v Shamrock R. 3-0, 2-0 Vasas Gyoer v Lokomotiv Sofia bh

Glentoran v Panathanaikos 2-2, 2-3 D.W.S. Amsterdam v Lynn Oslo
Tirana v Cologne 0-0, 0-2 Real Madrid v Dukla Prague
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Chemie Leipzig v Vasas Gyoer 0-2, 2-4
Lokomotiv Sofia vyMalmo 8-3, 0-2 Quarter-Final
D.W.S. Amsterdam v Fenerbachce 3-0, 1-0 Inter-Milan v Rangers
Reipas v Lynn Oslo 2-1, 0-3 Cologne v Liverpool
Odense v Real Madrid 2-5, 0-4 Vasas Gyoer v D.W.S. Amsterdam
Dukla Prague vy Gornik Zabrze 41, 0-3, 0-Ot Real Madrid v Benfica
St. Etienne v Chaux de Fonds 2-2, 1-2
Aris v Benfica 1-5, 1-5
Semi-Final
First Round Inter-Milan v Liverpool
Inter-Milan vy Dynamo Bucharest 6-0, 1-0 Vasas Gyoer v Benfica
+ Winner decided by toss of coin.
Final 1964-65: Inter-Milan 1 Benfica 0
(In Milan, May 28, 1965, 80,000)
Inter-Milan: Sarti; Burgnich, Facchetti; Bedin, Guarneri, Picchi; Jair, Mazzola, Peird, Suarez, Corso:
Benfica: Costa Pereira; Cavem, Cruz; Netto, Germano, Raul; Augusto, Eusebio, Torres, Coluna,
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Scorer: Jair.
Holders: Inter-Milan, exempt until First Round.

Preliminary Round Anderlecht v Derry C.
Real Madrid v Feyenoord 1-2, 5-0 Inter-Milan vyDynamo Bucharest
Kilmarnock v Nandori, Tirana 0-0, 1-0 Ferencvaros v Panathinaikos
Anderlecht v Fenerbahce 0-0, 5-1 Manchester U. v A.S.K. Vorwaerts
Derry C. v F.K. Lynn, Oslo 3-5, 5-1 Benfica v Levski
Dynamo Bucharest v Odense 1909 3-2, 4-0 Sparta Prague v Gornik Zabrze =Nmmo
Ferencvaros v Keflavik 9-1, 4-1 Weder Bremen v Partisan Belgrade &
Panathinaikos v Sliema W. 4-1, 0-1
Manchester U. v H.I.K. Helsinki 3-2, 6-0
A.S.K. Vorwaerts v Drumcondra 0-1, 3-0 Quarter-Final
Benefica v Dudelange 8-0, 10-0 Real Madrid v Anderlecht
Levski v Djurgaardens -2, 6-0 Inter-Milan v Ferencvaros
Sparta Prague v Lausanne Sports 0-0, 4-0 Manchester U. v Benfica
Gornik Zabrze v A.S.K. Linz | 3-1, 2-1 Sparta Prague v Partisan Belgrade
Weder Bremen v Apoel Nicosia 5-0, 5-
Nantes v Partisan Belgrade 0-2, 2-2
Semi-Final
First Round Real Madrid vy Inter-Milan
Real Madrid v Kilmarnock 2-2, 5-1 Manchester U. v Partisan Belgrade
Final 1965-66: Real Madrid 2 Partisan 1
(In Brussels, May 11, 1966, 55,000)
Real Madrid: Araquistain; Pachin, Sanchis; Pirri, De Felipe, Zoco; Serena, Amancio, Grosso, Velazquez,
Gento.
Partisan: Soskic; Jusufi, Mihailovic; Becejac, Rasovic, Vasovic; Bajic, Kovacevic, Hasanagic, Galic,
Primajer.
Scorers—Inter-Mi:an: Amancio, Serena. Partisan: Vasovic.
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Preliminary Round Second Round

C.S.K.A. Sofia v Sliema W. 2-1, 4-0 Inter-Milan v Vasas Budapest 2-1, 2-0
Vorwaerts Berlin v Waterford 6-1, 6-0 Real Madrid v T.S.V. Munich 0-1, 3-1
C.S.K.A. Sofia v Gornik Zabrze 4-0, 0-3
First Round Valerengens v Linfield 1-4, 1-1
Inter-Milan v Torpedo Moscow _
Vasas Budapest v Sporting Club Lisbon
T.S.V. Munich v O. Nicosia
: Dukla Prague v Anderlecht
Ajax v Liverpool :
Atletico Madrid v Vojvod’ N.S.
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Linfield v Aris Luxembourg 3-3, 6-1 Inter-Milan vy Real Madrid 1-0, 2-0
Dukla Prague v Esbjerg 2-0, 4-0 C.S.K.A. Sofia v Linfield 2-2, 1-0
Anderlecht v Va’keakosken 10-1, 2-0 Dukla Prague v Ajax 1-1, 2-1
Ajax v Besiktas 2-0, 2-1 Vojvod’ N.S. v Celtic 1-0, 0-2
Liverpool v P. Ploesti 2-0, 1-3, 2-0
Atletico Madrid v Malmo 2-0, 3-1
Vojvod’ N.S. v Admira Wien 1-0, 0-0 Semi-Final
Nantes v F.C. Reykjavik 3-2, 5-2 Inter-Milan y C.S.K.A. Sofia 1-1, 1-1, 1-0
F.C. Zurich vy Celtic 0-2, 0-3 Dukla Prague v Celtic 1-3, 0-0
Final 1966-67: Celtic 2 Inter-Milan 1
(In Lisbon, May 25, 1967, 56,000)
Celtic: Simpson; Craig, Gemmell; Murdoch, McNeill, Clark; Johnstone, Wallace, Chalmers, Auld,
Lennox.
Inter-Milan: Sarti; Burgnich, Facchetti; Bedin, Guarneri, Picchi; Bicicli, Mazzola, Cappellini, Corso,
Domenghini.
Scorers—Celtic: Gemmell, Chalmers. Inter-Milan: Mazzola (penalty).
First Round Gornik Zabrze v Dynamo Kiev 2-1, 1-1

Manchester U. v Hibernian Valetta Real Madrid v Hvidovre 2-2, 4-1
Sarajevo v Olympiakos Nicosia raat Sparta Prague v Anderlecht 3-2, 3-3
Gornik Zabrze v Djurgaardens oarn Juventus v Rapid Bucharest 1-0, 0-0
Dynamo Kiev vy Celtic Eintracht Brunswick v Rapid Vienna 0-1, 2-0
Real Madrid v Ajax Vasas Budapest v Valur Reykjavik 6-0, 5-1
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Rapid Bucharest v Botev Plovdiv Manchester U. v Gornik Zabrze 0-
Eintracht Brunswick v Dyn Tirana withdr Zi Real Madrid v Sparta Prague -0, I-
Rapid Vienna v Besiktas Juventus v Eintracht Brunswick
Vasas Budapest v Dundalk Vasas Budapest v Benfica
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Second Round Juventus v Benfica
Manchester U. v Sarajevo 0-0, 2-1
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Final 1967-68; Manchester U. 4 Benfica 1 (after extra time)
(At Wembley Stadium, May 29, 1968, 100,000)
Manchester U.: Stepney; Brennan, Dunne; Crerand, Foulkes, Stiles; Best, Kidd, Charlton, Sadler,
Aston.
_Benfica; Henrique; Adolfo, Humberto, Jacinto, Cruz; Gracga, Coluna; Augusto Eusebio,
Simoes. Torres,
Scorers—Manchester U.: Charlton 2, Best, Kidd. Benfica: Graga.
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First Round Celtic vy Red Star Belgrade 5-1, 1-1
A.C. Milan v Malmo 1-2, 4-1 Manchester U. v Anderlecht 3-0, 1-3
Celtic v St. Etienne Q0-2,4-0 Rapid Vienna v Real Madrid 1-0, 1-2
Manchester U. v Waterford 3-1, 7-1 Spartak Trnava v Lahti Reipas 9-1, 7-1
Anderlecht y Glentoran 3-0, 2-2 A.E.K. Athens v Akademisk 0-0, 2-0
Rapid Vienna y Rosenberg Tro 3-1, 3-3 Benfica bye i
Real Madrid v Union Limassol 6-0, 6-0 Fenerbahce v Ajax 0-2, 0-2
Spartak Trnava v Steau Bucharest 1-3, 4-0 '
Lahti Reipas v Floriana 1-1,2-0 Quarter-Final
A.E.K. Athens v Jeunesse D’Esch 3-0, 2-3 A.C. Milan v Celtic 0-0, 1-0
Akademisk y F.C. Zurich Eh iyee 4 Manchester U. v Rapid Vienna 3-0, 0-0
Benfica v Valur Reykjavik 0-0, 8-1 Spartak Trnava v A.E.K. Athens 2-1, 1-1
Fenerbahce vy Manchester C, 0-0, 2-1 Benfica v Ajax 3-1, 1-3, 0-3
Nuremberg v Ajax 1-1) 0-4 ;
Semi-Final
Second Round A.C. Milan v Manchester U. 2-0, 0-1
A. C. Milan bye Spartak Trnava v Ajax 0-3, 2-0
t+ Won on away goals counting double.
Final 1968-69: A.C. Milan 4 Ajax 1
(In Madrid, May 28, 1969, 50,000)
A.C. Milan: Cudicini; Anquiletti, Schnellinger; Rosato, Malatrasi, Trapattoni; Hamrin, Lodetti,
Sormani, Rivera, Prati.
pe: Bals; Suurbier, Hulshoff; Vasovic, Van Duivenbode, Pronk; Groot, Swart, Cruyff, Danielsson,
Scorers—Milan: Prati 3, Sormani. Ajax: Vasovic (penalty).

Turin Palloseur v B.K. Copenhagen 0-1, 0-4 Leeds U. v Ferencvaros 3-0, 3-0
Standard Liege v Real Madrid 1-0, 3-2
First Round Celtic v Benfica 3-0, 0-3¢
Leeds U. v Lynn Oslo 10-0, 6-0 Dynamo Kiev v Fiorentina 1-2, 0-0
C.S.K.A. Sofia v Ferencvaros 2-1, 1-4 Galatasaray v Spartak Trnava 0-1, 1-0f
Standard Leige v Nendori Tirana 1-1, 3-0 Legia Warsaw v St. Etienne 2-1, 1-0
Real Madrid v Olympiakos Nicosia 8-0, 6-1 Vorwaerts Berlin v Red Star Belgrade 2-1, 2-3
Basle v Celtic 0-0, 0-2 A.C. Milan v Feyenoord 1-0, 0-2
apy v B.K. opouiuaes rie ae
-K. Austria v Dynamo Kiev 1-2, 1- .
Fiorentina v Oesters 2-1, 1-0 Quarter-Final ‘
Galatasaray v Waterford 2-0, 3-2 ae MeRilo Liege ww tw
Hibernian Valetta v Spartak Trnava 2-2, 0-4 US . :
. Galatasaray v Legia Warsaw 1-1, 0-2
Arad v Legia Warsaw
Bayern Munich v St. Etienne
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Red Star Belgrade v Linfield 8-0, 4-2 Semi-Final
A.C. Milan v Avenir Beggen 5-0, 3-0 Leeds U. v Celtic 0-1, 1-2
Feyenoord v K.R. Reykjavik 12-2, 4-0 Legia Warsaw v Feyenoord 0-0, 0-2
+ Won on away goals counting double.
Final 1969-70: Feyenoord 2 Celtic 1 (after extra time)
(In Milan, May 6, 1970, 50,000)
Feyenoord: Graafland; Romeyns, Laseroms; Israel, Van Duivenbode, Hasil; Jansen, Van Hanegem,
Wery, Kindvall, Moulijn (Sub. Haak). .
Celtic: Williams; Hay, Gemmell; Murdoch, McNeill, Brogan; Johnstone, Lennox, Wallace, Auld
(Sub. Connelly), Hughes. ; ‘
Scorers—Feyenoord: Israel, Kindvall. Celtic: Gemmell.
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First Round Atletico Madrid v Cagliari__ 1-2, 3-0

Panathtanikor v Jeunesse Esch 2-1, 5-0 Legia Warsaw v Standard Liege 0-1, 2-0
Slovan Bratislava v B1903 Copenhagen 2-1, 2-2 Celtic v Waterford 7-0, 3-2
Everton v Keflavik 6-2, 3-0 Basle v Ajax Amsterdam 0-3, 1-2
Monchen Gladbach v ashes Larnax ume
Carl Zeiss Jena vy Fenerbahce ae rter-Finals
Sporting Lisbon y Floriana 5-0, 4-0 Spanatiinaikes v Everton 1-1, 0-0
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Beran tig oe on een 2-0, =) *Panathinaikos v Red Star, Belgrade 1-4, 3-0
Waterford a SiGe 3-1. 1-0 Atletico Madrid vy Ajax Amsterdam 1-0, 0-3
*Basle v Moscow Spartak 2-3, 2-1 ;
Nendori Tirana v Ajax Amsterdam 2-2,0-2 Final ;
poe v Ajax Amsterdam 0-2
Second Round (at Wembley
Panathinaikos v Slovan Bratislava 3-0, 1-2 ™* Won on away goals rule
tEverton v Monchen Gladbach 1-1, 1-1 7 Won on penalties . 2
Carl Zeiss Jena v Sporting Lisbon 2-1, 2-1 +FK Austria beat Levski Spartak 1-3, 3-0 in pre=
Red Star, Belgrade v UT Arad 3-0, 3-1 = liminary round.
Final 1970-71: Ajax 2 Panathinaikos 0

(At Wembley, June 2, 1971—90,000, £183,000)
Ajax: Stuy; Vasovic, Suurbier; Hulshoff, Rijnders (Sub. Haan, 45 minutes), Neeskens; Swart (Sub.
Blankenburg, 45 minutes), Muhren, Keizer, Van Dijk, Cruyff.
Panathinaikos :Economopoulos; Tomaras, Vlahos; Elefterakis, Kamaras, Sourpis; Grammos, Filokouris,
Antoniadis, Domazos, Kapsis.
Scorers: Van Dijk, Kapsis og.
Referee: J. Taylor (England).

Valencia v Union Luxembourg 3-1, 1-0 CSKA Moscow v Standard Liege 1-0, 0-2
Dinamo Bucharest v Feyenoord 0-3, 0-2
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Galataseray v CSKA Moscow 1-3 a Lea eA ceucnen eo Ose ?
Standard Liege v Linfield 2-0, 3-2 Benfica vyCSKA Sofia 2-1, Og
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Feyenoord v Olimpia Nicosia 8-0,9-0 Marseille y Ajax 12,48
Inter-Milan v A.E.K. Athens 4-1, 2-3 Celtic v Sliema Wand 5-0, 2-1
Ujpesti Dozsa v Malmoe 4-0, 0-1
Valencia v Hajduk Split yO-0, 1-1 Quarter Finals
Cork Hibs v Moenchengladbach 0-5, 1-2 Ajax v Arsenal 2-1. 1-0
Innsbruck v Benfica 0-4, 1-3 1-0,ie
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Ajax Amsterdam vy Dynamo Drezden 2-0, 0-0 c 4 & =f
Dinamo Bucharest v Spartak Trnava +0-0, 2-2 4

Marseille y Gornik Zabrze 2-1, 1-1 ——
CSKA Sofia v Partizan Tirana 3-0, 1-0 |SemiFinals
Reipas Lahti v Grasshoppers 1-1,0-8 Ajax v Benfica 1-0, 0-0
Acranes v Sliema Wand 0-4,0-0 Inter-Milan v Celtic 0-0, 0-0
Final 1971-72: Ajax 2 Inter-Milan 0

(in Rotterdam, May 31 1972, 67,000)
Ajax: Stuy; Suurbier, Blankenburg, Hulshoff, Krol, Neeskens, Haan, Muhren (G), Swart, Cruyff, Keizer,
Inter: Bordon; Burgnich, Bellugi, Oriali, Facchetti, Bedin, Mazzola, Giubertoni (Bertini), Jair (Pellizarro),
Boninsegna, Frustalupi.
Scorers: Ajax, Cruyff2.
Referee: R. Helies (France),
* won on away goalsrule + wonon penalty kicks,
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Qualifying Round Borussia Moenchengladbach vy Rangers 0-3, 0-8
Vorwarts v Red Star Brno 2-1, 0-2 Lucerne y Fiorentina 0-3, 2-6
Rangers v Ferencyaros 4-2, 1-2
Semi-Final
Quarter-Final Fiorentina v Dynamo Zagreb 3-0, 1-2
Red Star Brno v Dynamo Zagreb 0-0, 0-2 Rangers v Wolverhampton W. 2-0, 1-1
F.K. Austria vyWolverhampton W. 2-0, 0-5
Final 1960-61: Rangers 0 Fiorentina 2

(First Leg, Glasgow, May 17, 1961)
Rangers: Ritchie; Shearer, Caldow; Davis, Paterson, Baxter; Wilson, McMillan, Scott, Brand, Hume.
Fiorentina: Albertosi; Robotti, Castelletti; Gonfiantini, Orzan, Rimbaldo; Hamrin, Micheli, Da Costa,
Milan, Petris. Scorer: Milan 2.
Fiorentina 2 Rangers 1
(Second leg, Florence, May 27, 1961)
Fiorentina: Albertosi; Robotti, Castelletti; Gonfiantini, Orzan, Rimbaldo; Hamrin, Micheli, Da Costa,
Milan, Petris.
Rangers: Ritchie; Shearer, Caldow; Davis, Paterson, Baxter; Scott, McMillan, Millar, Brand, Wilson.
Scorers—Fiorentina: Milan, Hamrin, Rangers: Scott. Fiorentina won Cup on aggregate 4-1
First Round Ajax v Ujpest 2-1, 1-3

Glenavon v Leicester C. 1-4, 1-3 Olympiakos v Dynamo Zilina (Czech) 2-3, 0-1
Dunfermline Ath. v St. Patrick’s 4-1, 4-0 Leixoes (Portugal) v Progresul 1-1, 1-0
Swansea T. v Motor Jena 2-2, 1-5 Motor Jena v Alliance 7-0, 2-2
Chaux de Fonds v Leixoes 6-2, 0-.
Sedan vy Atletico Madrid 2-3, 1-4 Quarter-Final
Rapid Vienna v Spartak Varna 0-0, 5-2 Atletico Madrid v Werder Bremen 3-1, 1-1
Floriana v Ujpest 2-5, 2-1 Ujpest v Dunfermline Ath. 4-3, 1-0
Fiorentina v Dynamo Zilina 2-3, 2-0
Second Round Motor Jena v Leixoes 1-1, 3-1
Fiorentina v Rapid Vienna 3-1 6-2
Leicester C. v Atletico Madrid 1-1, 0-2 Semi-Final
Dunfermline Ath. v Vardar 5-2, 0-2 Fiorentina v Ujpest 2-0, 1-0
Werder Bremen v Aarhus 2-0, 3-2 Atletico Madrid v Motor Jena 1-0, 4-0
Holders: Fiorentina, exempt until Second Round.
Fina] 1961-62: Fiorentina 1 Atletico Madrid 1 (In Glasgow, May 10, 1962)
Fiorentina: Albertosi; Robotti, Castelletti; Malatrasi, Orzan, Marchesi; Hamrin, Ferretti, Milani,
Dell’Angelo, Petris.
Atletico Madrid: Madinabeytia; Rivilla, Calleja; Ramirez, Griffa, Glaria; Jones, Adelardo, Mendonga,
Peird, Collar.
Scorers—Fiorentina: Hamrin. Atletico Madrid: Peiro.
Replay: Atletico Madrid 3 Fiorentina 0 No change in teams.
(In Stuttgart, September 5, 1962) Scorers: Jones, Mendonga, Peiro.
First Round Tottenham H. v Rangers

Lausanne v Sparta 3-0, 2-4 O.F.K. Belgrade v Portadown
St. Etienne v Vitoria 1-1, 3-0 Lausanne vy Slovan Bratislava
Alliance v Odense 1-1, 1-8 Ujpest v Naples Dedeeiet
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O.F.K. Belgrade vy Chemie 2-0, 3-3 Quarter-Final
Steaua v Botev 3-2, 1-5 Slovan v Tottenham H. 2-0, 0-6
Ujpest vy Zaglebie 5-0, 0-0 Odense v Nuremberg 0-1, 0-6
Bangor C. v Naples 2-0, 1-3, 1-2 Botev v Atletico Madrid 1-1, 0-6
O.F.K. Belgrade v Naples 2-0, 1-3, 3-1
Second Round
St. Etienne vyNuremburg 0-0, 0-3
Atletico Madrid v Hibernian Malta 4-0, 1-0 Semi-Final
Botev v Shamrock R. 4-0, 1-0 O.F.K. Belgrade v Tottenham H, 1-2,.1-3
Graz v Odense 1-1, 3-5 Nuremberg v Atletico Madrid 2-1, 0-2
Holders: Atletico Madrid, exempt until Second Round.

Final 1962-63: Tottenham H. 5 Atletico Madrid1 (In Rotterdam, May 15, 1963)
Tottenham H.: Brown; Baker, Henry; Blanchflower, Norman, Marchi; Jones, White, Smith, Greaves,
Dyson.
‘Atletico Madrid: Madinabeytia; Rivilla, Rodrigues; Ramiro, Griffa, Glaria; Jones, Adelardo, Chuzo,
Mendonga, Collar. Scorers—Tottenham H.: Greaves 2, White, Dyson 2. Atletico Madrid: Collar (penalty).
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v Petrolul 4-1, 0-1 Barcelona v S.V. Hamburg 4-4, 0-0, 2-3
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i Holland v Manchester U. 1-1, 1- yon v Olympiakos -1, 1-
ay. Hobos VvAis eis cnciodes 4-0, 3-2 Motor Zwickau v M.T.K. Budapest 1-0, 0-2
Olympiakos v Zaglebie 2-1, 0-1, 2-0 Celtic v Dynamo Zagreb _ 3-0, 1-2
Shelbourne v Barcelona 0-2, 1-3 Borough U. v Slovan Bratislava 0-1, 0-3
Lyon v Odense aye isd 4
M.T.K. Budapest v Slavia -0, 1- Derior Hinal
Linz vy Dynamo Zagreb 1-0, 0-1, 1-1 Beare: U. v Sporting Club Lisbon 4-1, 0-5
. (Linz lost the toss) S.V. Hamburg v Lyon 1-1, 0-2
Sliema W. vy Borough U- 0-0,0-2
2-0, 1-3, 1-3
Celtic v Slovan Bratislava
Fenerbachce v M.T.K. Budapest
1-0, 1-0
3-1, 0-2
Atalanta v Sporting Club Lisbon
Apoel (Cyprus) v Gjoevik (Norway) 6-0, 0-1 -
Hellsingin Palloseura v Slovan Bratislava 1-4, 1-8 Pen
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Second Round Celtic v M.T.K. Budapest 3-0, 0-4
Tottenham H. v Manchester U. 2-0, 1-4 Lyon v Sporting Club Lisbon 0-0, 1-1, 0-1
Holders: Tottenham H., exempt unti] Second Round.

Final 1963-64: M.T.K. Budapest 3 Sporting Club Lisbon 3 (after extra time)
(In Brussels, May 13, 1964)
M.T.K. Budapest: Kovalik; Keszei, Dansky; Jenei, Nagy, Kovacs; Sandor, Vasas, Kuti, Bodor, Halapi.
Sporting Club Lisbon: Carvalho; Gomez, Peridis; Battista, Carlos, Geo; Mendes, Oswaldo, Mascarenhas,
Figueiredo, Morais. : ; = Pali
Scorers—M.T.K. Budapest: Sandor 2, Kuti. Sporting Club Lisbon: Figueiredo 2, Dansky (own goal).
Replay 1963-64: Sporting Lisbon 1 M.T.K. Budapest 0
(at Antwerp, May 15, 1964)
Teams unchanged.
Scorer—Lisbon: Mendes,
First Round Slavia vy Lausanne 1-0, 1-2, 2-3

Admira Vienna v Legia Warsaw 1-3, 0-1 Legia v Galatassaray 2-1, 1-2, 2-1
Lausanne v Honved 2-0, 0-1 West Ham U. v Sparta 2-0, 1-2
U.S. Luxembourg v Munich 1860 0-4, 0-6 Porto v Munich 1860 0-1, 1-1
Valetta v Saragossa 0-3, 1-5 Dinamo Bucharest v Dynamo Zagreb 1-1, 0-2
A.E.K. Athens vy Dynamo Zagreb 2-0, 0-3 Sporting Club Lisbon v Cardiff C. 1-2, 0-0
Dinamo Bucharest v Derry C. 3-0, 2-0 Torino v Haka 5-0, 1-0
Magdeburg v Galatassaray 1-1, 1-1, 1-1
(Galatassaray won toss)
Esbjerg v Cardiff C. 0-0, 0-1 Quarter-Final
Skeid Oslo v Haka Finland 1-0, 0-2 Saragossa v Cardiff C, 2-2, 1-0
Porto v Lyon . 3-0, 1-0 Legia v Munich 1860 0-4, 0-0
Sparta Prague v St. Anorthosis (Cyprus) 10-0, 6-0 Torino y Dynamo Zagreb 1-1, 2-1
La Gantoise v West Ham U. 0-1, 1-1 Lausanne v West Ham U. 1-2, 3-4
Torino v Fortuna Geelen 3-1, 2-2
Slavia Sofia v Cork Celtic 1-1, 2-0
Semi-Final
Second Round West Ham U. v Saragossa 2-1, 1-1
Dundee v Saragossa 2-2, 1-2 Torino v Munich 1860 2-0, 1-3, 0-2
Holders: Sporting Lisbon, exempt until Second Round.
Final 1964-65: West Ham U. 2 Munich (1860) 0
(At Wembley Stadium, May 19, 1965)
West Ham U.: Standen; Kirkup, Burkett; Peters, Brown, Moore; Sealey, Boyce, Hurst, Dear, Sissons.
Munich 1860; Radenkovic; Wagner, Kohlars; Bena, Reich, Luttrop; Heiss, Kuppers, Brunnenmeier,
Grosser, Rebele.
Scorer: Sealey 2.
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First Round Rosenburg Tron v K.R. Reykjavik 3-1, 3-1

Liverpool v Juventus . 0-1, 2-0 Olympiakos v Omonia Nicosia 1-0, 1-1
Standard Liege v Cardiff C, 1-0, 2-1 Auf. Magdeburg v Spora 1-0, 2-0
Honved v Reipas Lahti 6-0, 10-2 Sion v Galatassaray 5-1, 1-2
Dukla Prague v Stade, Rennes 2-0, 0-0 Atletico Madrid vy Dynamo Zagreb 1-0, 4-0
Celtic v G.A. Deventer | 6-0, 1-0 Stijnta Cluj v Wiener Neustadt 1-0, 2-0
A.G.F, Aarhus v Victoria Setubal 2-1, 2-1 C.S.K.A. Sofia v Limerick 2-1, 2-0
Dynamo Kiev v Coleraine 6-1, 4-0 Floriana v Borussia Dortmund 1-5) 0-8
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Second Round Quarter-Final
Liverpool v Standard Liege 3-1, 2-1 Liverpool v Honved 0-0, 2-0
*Honved v Dukla Prague 2-3, 2-1 Celtic v Dynamo Kiev 3-0, 1-1
Celtic v A.G.F. Aarhus 1-0, 2-0 West Ham U. v Auf. Magdeburg 1-0, 1-1
Dynamo Kiev v Rosenburg Tron 4-1, 2-0 Atletico Madrid vy Borussia Dortmund 1-1, 0-1
West Ham U. v Olympiakos 4.0, 2-2
Auf. Magdeburg v Sion 8-1, 2-2 Semi-Final
Atletico Madrid v Stijnta Cluj 2-0, 4-0 Liverpool v Celtic 0-1, 2-0
C.S.K.A. Sofia v Borussia Dortmund 0-3, 4-2 West Ham U. v Borussia Dortmund 1-2, 1-3
* Honved won on away goals rule.
Holders: West Ham U., exempt until Second Round.
Final 1965-66: Borussia Dortmund 2 Liverpool 1 (after extra time)
(In Glasgow, May 5, 1966)
Borussia Dortmund: Tilkowski; Cyliax, Redder; Kurrat, Paul, Assauer; Libuda, Schmidt, Held, Sturm,
Emmerich.
Liverpool: Lawrence; Lawler, Byrne; Milne, Yeats, Stevenson; Callaghan, Hunt, St. John, Smith,
Thompson.
Scorers—Borussia Dortmund: Held, Yeats (own goal). Liverpool: Hunt.
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Standard Liege v F.C. Valur 1-1, 8-1 Bayern Munich v Shamrock R. 1-1, 3-2
S. Moscow v Rapid Vienna 1-1, 0-1
First Round Gyoer Vasas v S. Braga 3-0, 0-2
Bayern Munich v T. Presov 1-1, 3-2 TC. Leipzig v Standard Liege 2-1, 0-1
Shamrock R. v Spora Luxembourg 4-1, 4-1 S. Geneva v S. Rotterdam 2-0, 0-1
Spartak Moscow y O.F.K. Belgrade 3-1, 3-0 Slavia Sofia v R. S’bourg 0-1, 2-0
Rapid Vienna v Galatasaray 4.0, 5-3 R. Zaragoza v Everton 2-0, 0-1
Gyoer Vasas v Florentina 0-1, 4-2 Borussia Dortmund v Rangers 1-2, 0-0
S Braga v A.E.K. Athens 1-0, 3-2
Chemis Leipzig v Legia Warsaw 3-0, 2-2 Quarter-Final
Standard Liege v Appollon Limassol 5-1, 1-0 Bayern Munich v Rapid Vienna 0-1, 2-0
Servette v Kamraterna 1-1, 2-1 Gyoer Vasas v Standard Liege 2-1, 0-2
Sparta Rotterdam v Floriana 1-1, 6-0 S Geneva v Slavia Sofia 1-0, 0-3
Slavia Sofia v Swansea T. 1-1, 4-0 *R Zaragoza v Rangers 0-2, 2-0
R. S’bourg v Steaua 1-0, 1-1
Skeid Oslo v R. Zaragoza 3-2, 1-3 Semi-Final
Everton v Aalborg 0-0, 2-1 Bayern Munich v Standard Liege 2-0, 3-1
Glentoran v Rangers 1-1, 0- Slavia Sofia vyRangers 0-1, 0-1
Holders: Borussia Dortmund, exempt until Second Round.
* Won on toss ofa disc. + Won on away goals counting double.
Final 1966-67: Bayern Munich 1 Rangers 0 (after extra time)
(At Nuremberg, May 31, 1967)
Bayern Munich: Maier; Nowak, Kupferschmidt; Roth, Beckenbauer, Olk; Nafziger, Ohlhauser, Muller,
Koulmann, Brenninger.
Rangers: Martin; Johansen, Provan; Jardine, McKinnon, Greig; Henderson, Smith (A.), Hynd,
Smith (D.), Johnston.
Scorer: Roth.

First Round Second Round
A.C. Milan v Levski Sofia 5-1, 1-1 A.C. Milan v Gyér Vasas 2-2,,1*-1
Gyér Vasas v Appollon Limassol 5-0, 4-0 Standard Liege v Aberdeen 3-0, 0-2
Standard Liege v Altay Izmir 3-2, 0-0 Bayern Munich v Vitoria Setubal 6-2, 1-1
_ Aberdeen v K.R. Reykjavik 10-0, 4-1 Valencia vy Steau Bucharest 3-0, 0-1
Bayern Munich vy Panathinaikos 5-0, 2-1 Cardiff C. v N.A.C. Breda 1-1, 4-1
Vitoria Setubal v Fredrikstad 5-1, 2-1 Moscow Torpedo v Spartak Trnava 3-0, 3-1
Valencia v Crusaders Belfast 4-0, 4-2 Olym. Lyonnaise v Tottenham H. 1-0, 3*-4
Steau Bucharest v F.K. Austria 2-0, 2-1 Wisla Krakow v S.V. Hamburg 0-1, 0-4
Cardiff C. vyShamrock R. 1-1, 2-0 :
N.A.C. Breda v Floriana 2-1, 1-0 Quarter-Final ;
Moscow Torpedo v Motor Zwickau 0-0, 1-0 A.C. Milan v Standard Liege 1-1, 1-1, 2-0
Spartak Trnava v Lausanne 2-3, 2-0 Bayern Munich vy Valencia 1-1, 1-0
Olym. Lyonnaise v Aris Bonneweg 3-0, 2-1 Cardiff C. y Moscow Torpedo 1-0, 0-1, 1-0
Hajduk Split v Tottenham H. 0-2, 3-4 Olym. Lyonnaise v S.V. Hamburg 0-2, 2-0, 0-2
Wisla Krakow v H.J.K. Boone Pet on Soe. Final
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agers riser 8-Y, z A.C. Milan v Bayern Munich 2-0, 0-0
*Won on away goals counting double. Cardiff C. v S.V. Hamburg 1-1, 2-3
Final 1967-68: Milan 2 S.V. Hamburg 0
(In Rotterdam, May 23, 1968) ;
Milan: Cudicini; Anquilletti, Schnellinger; Trappatoni, Rosato, Scala; Hamrin, Lodetti, Sormani,
- Rivera, Prati.
S.V. Hamburg: Ozcan; Sondemann, Kurbjohn; Dieckemann, Horst, Schulz (H.), Dorfel Il, Kramer,
_ Seeler, Hornig, Dorfel I.
Scorer: Hamrin 2.
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First Round Dunfermline Ath. v Olympiakos 4-0, 0-3

Slovan Bratislava v Bor 3-0, 0-2 W.B.A. v Dynamo Bucharest 1-1, 4-0
Oporto v Cardiff C. 2-2, 2-1 Cologne v A.D.O. The Hague 1-0, 3-0
Torino v Partizan Tirana 3-1,,0<1 Freja Randers v Sliema Wanderers 6-0, 2-0
Dunfermline Ath. v Apoel 10-1, 2-0 Lyn Oslo vy Kamraterna Norr. 2-0, 2-3
Olympiakos v Fram Reykjavik 2-0, 2-0
W.B.A. v R.F.C. Bruges 1-3, 2-0 c
Cologne v Bordeaux 1-2, 3-0 Quarter-Final .
A.D.O. The Hague v A.K. Graz 4-1, 2-0 Slovan Bratislava vy Torino 1-0, 2-1
Freja Randers v Shamrock R. 1-0, 2-1 Dunfermline Ath. v W.B.A. 0-0, 1-0
Sliema Wanderers v Rumelingen 1-2, 1*-0 Cologne v Freja Randers 2-1, 3-0
Lyn Oslo v Altay Izmir 1-3, 4-1 Lyn Oslo v Barcelona 2-3, 2-2
Kamraterna Norr v Crusaders 2-2, 4-1
Lugano v Barcelona 0-1, 0-3
Semi-Final :
Second Round Slovan Bratislava vy Dunfermline Ath 1-1, 1-0
Slovan Bratislava v Oporto 0-1, 4-0 Cologne v Barcelona 2-2, 1-4
* Won on away goals counting double.
Final 1968-69: Slovan Bratislava 3 F.C. Barcelona 2
(In Basle, 40,000, May 21, 1969)
Slovan Bratislava: Vencel; Filo, Hrivnak; Jan Zlocha, Horvath, Hrdlicka, Cvetler; Moder, Josef
Capkovic, Jokl, Jan Capkovic. ; a
F.C. Barcelona: Sadurni; Franch (Pereda), Eladio; Rife, Olivella, Zabalza; Pellicer, Castro (Mendoca),
Zaldua, Fuste, Rexach. :
Scorers—Slovan Bratislava: Cvetler, Hrivnak, Jan Capkovic. F.C. Barcelona: Zaldua, Rexach.

Rapid Vienna v Moscow Torpedo 0-0, 1*-1 Gornik Zabrze v Rangers 3-1, 3-1
Levski Sofia v St. Gallen 4-0, 0-0
First Round A.S. Roma v P.S.V. Eindhoven 1-0, 0-1*
Olympiakos v Gornik Zabrze 2-2, 0-5 Goeztepe Izmir v Cardiff C. 3-0, 0-1
Rangers v Steau Bucharest 2-0, 0-0 Schalke 04 v Norrképing 0-0, 1-0
1.B.V. Reykjavik v Levski Sofia 0-4, 0-4 Olympique Marseilles y Dynamo Zagreb 0-3, 2-0
Frem Copenhagen vy St. Gallen 2-1*, 0-1 Magdeburg v Academica Coimbra 1-0, 02
Ards v A.S. Roma 0-0, 1-3 Lierse vyManchester C. 0-3, 0-5
Rapid Vienna v P.S.V. Eindhoven *
Goeztepe Izmir v U.S. Luxembourg
Mijondalen v Cardiff C. Quarter Finals
Shamrock R. v Schalke 04 =1, 2 Gornik Zabrze v Levski Sofia
5 2-3, , 2*-1
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Dukla Prague v Olympique Marseilles
Dynamo Zagreb v Slovan Bratislava Academica Coimbra v Manchester C, 0-0, 0-1
Magdeburg v M.T.K. Budapest 1
Academica Coimbra v Kuopion Pallo. -0, 1- Semi-Final

Lierse v Apoel Nicosia 10-1, tO
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* Won on away goals counting double. t+ Won on toss of coin after extra time.
Final 1969-70: Manchester C. 2 Gornik Zabrze 1
(In Vienna, 10,000, April 29, 1970
Manchester C.:; Corrigan; Book, Pardoe; Doyle (Sub. Bowyer), Booth, Oakes; Heslop, Bell, Lee,
Young, Towers.
5 ore qaprze: Kostka; Gorgon, Ozlizlo; Latogha, Forenski, Szoltysik; Wilczek, Olek, Banas, Lubanski,
zaryniski,
Scorers—Manchester C.: Young, Lee (penalty). Gornik Zabrze: Ozlizlo.
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EC. Partisan, Tirana vy Atvidaberg 2-0, 1-1. Chelsea v C.S.K.A. Sofia 1-0, 1-0
Bohemians v Gottwaldov 1-2,2-2 Manchester C. v Honved 2-0, 1-0
Cardiff C. v Nantes 5-1, 2-1
i Royal Bruges v F.C. Zurich 2-0, 2-3
First Round x P.S.V. Eindhoven v Steau Bucharest 4-0, 3-0
Manchester C. v Linfield 1-0,1-2* K.S. Gornik v Izmir 3-0, 1-0
Benfica v Olympia Lvaliana 8-1, 1-1 Real Madrid vy Wacker Innsbruck 3-0, 1-0
F.C. Zurich y Akureyri 7-1, 7-0 Vorwaerts v Benfica 2-0, 0-2f
Cardiff C. v Larnaca 8-0, 0-0
Royal Bruges v Offenback Kickers 1-2, 2-0 Quarter-Finals
Real Madrid v Valetta Hibernian 5-0, 0-O Manchester C. v Gornik 3-1, 2-0, 0-2
F.C. Vorwaerts v Bologna 0-0,1-1* P.S.V. Eindhoven v Vorwaerts 2-0, 0-1
Steaua, Bucharest v Karpaty Lvov 3-3, 1-0 Real Madrid v Cardiff 2-0, 0-1
C.S.K.A. Sofia v Haka 9-0, 2-1 Chelsea v Bouges 4-0, 0-2
Honved v Aberdeen 3-1, 1-37
Nantes v Stromsgodset 5-0, 2-3 Semi-Finals
K.S, Gornik v Aalberg B.K, 8-1, 1-0 Chelsea vy Manchester C. 1-0, 1-0
Izmir v Union Luxembourg 5-0, 0-1 P.S.V. Eindhoven vy Real Madrid 0-0, 1-2
Wacker, Innsbruck vy Partizan Tirana 3-2, 2-1 ™* Won on away goals counting double.
P.S.V. Eindhoven v Gottwalder 1-0, 1-2" + Won on penalty contest when teams level on two
Chelsea v Aris Salonika 5-1, 1-1 games, second after extra time.
Final 1970-71: Chelsea 2 Real Madrid 1

(after 1-1 draw, both games in Athens)
(First game, May 19, 1971, 42,000, after extra time)
Chelsea: Bonetti; Boyle, Harris; Hollins, Dempsey, Webb; Weller, Hudson, Osgood, Cooke, Houseman.
Real Madrid: Borja; Luis, Zunzunegui; Pirri, Benito, Zoco; Perez, Amancio, Grosso, Velasquez, Gento,
Scorers: Chelsea, Osgood. Real Madrid, Zoco.
(Second game, May 21, 1971, 24,000)

Chelsea: Bonetti; Boyle, Harris; Cooke, Dempsey, Webb; Weller, Baldwin, Osgood (Smethurst),
Hudson, Houseman:
Real Madrid: Borja; Luis, Zunzunegui; Pirri, Benito, Zoco; Fieitas, Amancio, Grosso, Velasquez (Gento),
Bueno (Grande).
Scorers: Chelsea, Dempsey, Osgood. Real Madrid, Fieitas,

B 1909 Odense v Austria Vienna }4-2, 0-2 Liverpool v Bayern Munich -0, 1-
Fram Rejkjavik v Hibernian Valetta 2-0,0-3 Atvidaberg v Chelsea y1-1, 0-
Torino v Austria Vienna
First Round Rangers v Sporting Lisbon +
Beerschot v Dynamo Berlin
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Rennes v Rangers 1-1, 0-1 « PAGS
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Lyn Oslo v Sporting Lisbon 0-3, 0-4 Steauav Bayern Munich — ey .
Skoda Pilzen v Bayern Munich 0-1, 1-6 Atvidaberg vy Dynamo Berlin 0-2, ri
Komlo v Red Star Belgrade 2-7, 2-1 Dynamo Moscow
Red Star Belgrade vy 1-2, 1-
Olympiakos Pireus v Dynamo Moscow 0-2, 2-1
Levski Sofia v Sparta Rotterdam 1-1, 0-2 Semi Finals
Atvidaberg v Zaglebie Sosnowiecz 4-3, 1-1 :
Mikkeli v Eskisehirspor 0-0, 0-4 Bayern Munich vy Rangers 1-1, 0-2
Beerschot v Famagusta 7-0, 1-0 Dynamo Berlin y Dynamo Moscow y1-1, 1-1
Final 1971-72: Rangers 3 Dynamo Moscow 2

(in Barcelona, May 24, 1972, 35,000)
Rangers: McCloy; Jardine. Mathieson, Greig, Johnstone, Smith, McLean, Conn, Stein, MacDonald,
; ‘
Johnston.
Pilgui; Basalev, Dolmatoy, Zykov, Dobbonosov (Gerschkovitch), Zhukov, Baidatchni,
Dynamo:
Jakubik, (Estrekov), Sabo, Makovihov, Evryuzhikhin.
Scorers: Rangers, Stein, Johnston 2, Dynamo, Estrekov, Makovikov,
Referee: Ortiz de Mendibil (Spain).
* won on away goalsrule wonon penalty kicks,
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Barcelona 6, Copenhagen 2 Basle 0, London 5
Copenhagen 1, Barcelona 1 London 3, Frankfurt 2
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Birmingham C. 3, Zagreb 0
Inter-Milan 4, ZagrebO Semi-final
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Leipzig 6, Lausanne 3
Lausanne 7, Leipzig 3
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First Round Union St Gilloise vyAS Roma 2-0, 1-1

Basle v Barcelona (holders) 1-2, 2-5 Birmingham C. v Zagreb 1-0, 3-3
Inter-Milan v Olympic Lyon 7-0, 1-1
Belgrade v Lausanne 6-1, 5-3 Semi-Finals
anes CASTES io years pat = omy Slats v Barcelona 1-1, 1-3
nion St Gilloise v Leipzig 6-0, 0-1 nion St Gilloise vyBirmingh:
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Zagreb v Ujpesti Dozsa 4-2, 0-1 Final:
1.FC Cologne v Birmingham C, 2-2, 0-2 Barcelona v Birmingham C, 4-1, 0-0
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Barcelona v Inter-Milan 4-0, 4-2
Chelsea v Belgrade 1-0, 1-4
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Union St Gilloise y AS Roma 0-0, 1-4 Copenhagen vy Birmingh:
Olympic Lyon v 1.FC Cologne 1-3; 221 Doves renee
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Zagreb v Barcelona (holders) 1-1, 3-4 Hibernian v AS Roma 2-2, 3-3, 0-63
Leipzig v Belgrade 5-2, 1-4, 0-22 Inter-Milan v Birmingham C, 1-2, 1-2
Internazionale, Milan vy Hanover 8-2, 6-1 :
Copenhagen v Basle 8-1, 3-3 Final
Birmingham C. v Ujpesti Dozsa 3-2,2-1 A.S. Roma vy Birmingham C, 2-0, 2-2
Quarter-Finals
IFC Cologne vyAS Roma 0-2, 2-0, 1-43
Barcelona v Hibernian 4-4, 2-3
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First Round : Hearts v Inter-Milan 0-1, 0-4

Valencia v Nottingham F, 2-0, 5-1 MTK Budapest v Leipzig 3-0, 0-3, 2-03
Lausanne : bye Iraklis vyNovi Sad 2-1, 1-9
1,FC Cologne vy Inter-Milan 4-2, 0-2, 3-5! Red Star, Belgrade v Hibernian 4-0, 1-0
Union St Gilloise v Hearts 1-3, 0-2 Espanol v Birmingham C, 5-2, 0-1
Spartak, Brno v Leipzig 2-2, 1-4 Sheffield W. v AS Roma 4-0, 0-1
Racing, Strasbourg v MTK Budapest 1-3, 2-10 Barcelona v Dynamo, Zagreb 5-1, 2-2
AC Milan v Novi Sad 0-0, 0-2
Iraklis, Salonika bye Quarter-Finals
Basle v Red Star, Belgrade 1-1, 1-4 Valencia v Inter-Milan 2-0, 3-3
Hibernian v Belenenses 3-3, 3-1. Novi Sad v MTK Budapest 1-4, 1-2
Hanover 96 v Espanol, Barcelona 0-1, 0-2 Espanol v Red Star, Belgrade 2-1, 0-5
Birmingham C. bye Sheffield W. v Barcelona 3-2, 0-2
Olympic Lyon v Sheffield W. 4-2, 2-5
AS Roma (holders) bye Semi-Finals
Copenhagen v Dynamo, Zagreb 2-7, 2-2 Valencia v MTK Budapest 3-0, 7-3
West Berlin v Barcelona 1-0, 0-3 Red Star, Belgrade v Barcelona 0-2, 1-4
Second Round Final

Lausanne v Valencia 3-42, Valencia v Barcelona 6-2, 1-1
1 Play-off in Milan. 2 Second leg not played. + Play-off in Bratislava.
First Round Real Zaragoza v AS Roma -4, 1-

Valencia (holders) v Celtic 4-2, 2-2 Red Star, Belgrade v Barcelona 3-2, 0-1, 1-05
Everton v Dunfermline Ath, 1-0, 0-2 Sampdoria v Ferencvaros -0, 0-
Hibernian v Copenhagen 4-0, 3-2 Petrolui, Ploesti v Leipzig 1-0, 0-1, 1-0°
Utrecht v Tasmania Berlin 3-2, 2-1 Bayern, Munich y Drumcondra, Dublin 6-0, 0-1
Altay, Izmir v AS Roma 2-3, 1-104 Dynamo, Zagreb v Union St Gilloise 2-1, 0-1, 3-2
Glentoran v Real Zaragoza 0-2, 2-6 :
Rapid, Vienna v Red Star, Belgrade 1-1, 0-1 Quarter-Finals ;
*Barcelona v Belenenses -1, 1-1, 3-2? Valencia v Hibernian 5-0, 1-2
Viktoria, Cologne v Ferencvaros, Budapest 4-3, 1-4 AS Roma v Red Star, Belgrade 3-0, 0-2
Sampdoria, Genoa v Aris, Luxembourg 1-0, 2-0 Ferencvaros v Petrolui, Ploesti 2-0, 0-1
Petrolui, Ploesti v Spartak, Brno 4-2, 0-1 Bayern, Munich vy Dynamo, Zagreb 1-4, 0-0
Vojvodina, Novi Sad v Leipzig 1-0, 0-2 S aeh
Basle v Bayern, Munich 0-33 Semi-Finals
Drumcondra, Dublin vy Odense 4-1, 2-4 Valencia v AS Roma 3-0, 0-1
Olympic Marseille v Union St Gilloise 1-0, 2-4 Ferencvaros v Dynamo, Zagreb O-1, 1-2
Porto v Dynamo, Zagreb 1-2, 0-0 a
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Second Round Valencia v Dynamo Zagreb 2-1, 2-0
Valencia vyDunfermline Ath, 4-0, 2-6, 1-0*
Utrecht v Hibernian 0-1, 1-2
1PlayedinIstanbul. ?Play-offatLisbon. %Play-offat Nice, * Play-off at Barcelona, 4 Second leg not

played. © Play-offat Budapest. 7 Play-offatLinz, * Both legs in Barcelona.
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First Round Juventus, Turin vyAtletico Madrid 1-0, 2-1

Real Zaragoza v Iraklis, Salonika 3-0, 6-1 Arsenal v FC Liége 1-1, 1-3
Lausanne v Hearts -2, 4-4, 3-2! Partick T. v Spartak, Brno 3-2, 0-4
Atletico Madrid v Porto 2-1, 0-0 1.FC Cologne v Sheffield W. 3-2, 2-1
Juventus, Turin v OFK Belgrade 2-1, 1-2, 1-02 Belenenses vyAS Roma | . 1-2, 0-1
Aris, Luxembourg v FC Liége 0-2, 0-0 Ujpesti Dozsa v Locomotive, Plovdiv 0-0, 3-1
Copenhagen v Arsenal 1-7, 3-2. Rapid Vienna v Valencia 0-0, 2-3
Glentoran v Partick T. 1-4, 0-3 :
Spartak, Brno v Servette, Geneva 5-0, 2-1 Quarter-Finals Z
1. FC Cologne v La Gantoise 3-1, 1-1 Real Zaragoza v Juventus, Turin 3-2, 0-0
Sheffield W. v DOS Utrecht 4-1,4-1 FC Liége v Spartak, Brno 2-0, 0-2, 1-03
Hertha, West Berlin v AS Roma 1-3, 0-2. AS Roma v 1.FC Cologne 3-1, 0-4
Tresnjevka, Zagreb v Belenenses 0-2, 1-2 Valencia v Ujpesti Dozsa 5-2, 1-3
Ujpesti Dozsa vy Locomotive, Leipzig 0-0, 3-2
Red Flag, Brasov v Locomotive, Plovdiv 1-3, 1- Semi-Finals
Rapid, Vienna v Racing Club de Paris 1-0, 3-2 FC Liége v Real Zaragoza 1-0, 1-2, 0-24
Shamrock Rovers v Valencia (holders) 0-1, 2-2 Valencia v 1.FC Cologne 4-1, 0-2
Second Round Final: at Barcelona

Lausanne v Real! Zaragoza 1-2, 0-3 Real Zaragoza v Valencia 2-1
Matches: 65. Aggregate attendance: 964,200. Average: 14,835. Profit: 80,000 SF (c. £6,600).
First Round Shelbourne v Atletico Madrid 0-1, 0-1

Union St Gilloise v Juventus 0-1, 0-1 FC Basle v Racing, Strasbourg 0-1, 2-5
Betis, Seville vyStade Francais, Paris 1-1, 0-2. Barcelona v Celtic 3-1, 0-0
Goztepe, Izmir v Petrolui, Ploesti 1-2, 0-1 Borussia, D’mund v Manchester U. 1-6, 0-4
Vojvodina, Novi Sad v Locomotive, Kilmarnock v Everton 0-2, 1-4
Plovdiv 1-1, 1-1, 0-2! Atletico Bilbao v Antwerp 2-0, 1-0
BK Copenhagen v DOS Utrecht 3-4, 1-2. Dunfermline Ath. v Stuttgart 1-0, 0-0
Valencia v FC Liége 1-1, 1-3 Dynamo, Zagreb v Roma 1-1, 0-1
Belenenses v Shelbourne, Dublin 1-1, 0-0, 1-2 Ferencvaros vy Wiener SK 0-1, 2-1, 21-0
covers: arcade vyAueuce Madrid 22 iS
I asle v Spora, Luxembourg -0, "EhirdiRound
Racing Serasbours 40 Milan reg ie Juventus v Locomotive, Plovdiv 1-1, 1-1, 2!-1*
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orien 4-1, 0-2 Manchester U. v Everton 1-1, 2-1
Manchester U. v Djurgarden, Stockholm 1-1, 6-1 ea ead Atletico Bilbao 0-1, nae i
Eintracht Frankfurt v Kilmarnock 3:0) 41-5 Oma, v Herencvaros a
Valerengen, Oslo v Everton 2-5, 2-4
Atletico Bilbao vyOFK Belgrade 2-2, 2-0 Quarter-Finals
Hertha, West Berlin v Antwerp 2-1,0-2 Juventus bye
Odense B.13 v Stuttgart 1-3, 0-1 Atletico Madrid bye
Dunfermline Ath. v Oergryte, Gothenburg 4-2, 0-0 Racing, Strasbourg vy Manchester U. 0-5, 0-0
Dynamo, Zagreb v Graz 3-2, 6-0 Ferencvaros v Atletico Bilbao 1-0, 1-2, 31-0
Aris, Salonika vyRoma 0-0, 0-3
Wiener SK v Locomotive, Leipzig 2-1, 1-0 Semi-Finals
Ferencvaros, Budapest v Spartak, Brno 2-0, 0-1 AtletcotMadrideTeventie 3-1, 1-3, 1-32
SecondaRound Manchester U. v Ferencvaros 3-2, O-1, 1-2!
Stade Francais v Juventus 0-0, 0-1
Petrolui Ploesti vyLocomotive, Plovdiy 1-0, 0-2 Final
DOS Utrecht v FC Liége 0-2, 0-2 Juventus v Ferencvaros 0-1
1 Home team in play-off. ™ After extra time.
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First Round Sporting, Lisbon v Espanol 2-1, 3-4, 1-2*

DOS Utrecht v Barcelona 0-0, 1-7 Dynamo, Zagreb v Red Flag, Brasov 2-2, 0-1
Antwerp v Glentoran 1-0, 3-3 Goztepe Izmir v Munich 1860 2-1, 1-4
Hanover 96 bye AIK Stockholm v Servette 2-1, 1-
Stade Francais, Paris y Porto 0-0, 0-1 CUF Barreiro v AC Milan 2-0, 0-2, 0-1
Girondins Bordeaux v Sporting, Lisbon 0-4, 1-6 Wiener SK_ v Chelsea 1-0, 0-2
Espanol, Barcelona bye Locomotive, Leipzig v Leeds U. 1-2, 0-0
FC Liége vyDynamo, Zagreb 1-0, 0-2 FC Basle v Valencia 1-3, 1-5
Red Flag, Brasov bye Aris Salonicka v 1.FC Cologne 2-1, 0-2
Goztepe Izmir bye Ujpesti Dozsa v Everton 3-0, 1-2
Munich, 1860 v Malm6 FF 4-0, 3-0 Dunfermline Ath. vyBK Copenhagen 5-0, 4-2
AIK Stockholm v Daring, Brussels 3-1, 0-0 Florentina v Spartak, Brno 2-0, 0-4
Servette, Geneva bye Hearts v Valerengen 1-0, 3-1
AC Milan vy Racing, Strasbourg 1-0, 1-2, 11-1* Shamrock Rovers v Real Zaragoza 1-1, 1-2
CUF Barreiro bye
Wiener SK v PAOK, Salonika 6-0, 1-2 Fourth Round
Chelsea v AS Roma 4-1, 0-0 Hanover 96 v Barcelona 2-1, 0-1, 1*-11
Locomotive, Leipzig bye Espanol v Red Flag, Brasov 3-1, 2-4, 1-0
Leeds U. v Torino 2-1, 0-0 Servette v Munich, 1860 1-1, 1-4
FC Basle bye AC Milan v Chelsea 2-1, 1-2, 1*-11
Hibernian v Valencia 2-0, 0-2, 0-3* Leeds U. v Valencia 1-1, 1-0
Aris Salonika bye 1.FC Cologne v Ujpesti Dozsa 3-2, 0-4
US Luxembourg v 1.FC Cologne 0-4, 0-13 Dunfermline Ath. v Spartak, Brno 2-0, 0-0
Ujpesti Dozsa bye Hearts v Real Zaragoza 3-3, 2-2, 0-1
Nuremburg v Everton
Dunfermline Ath. bye Quarter-Finals
BK Copenhagen bye Barcelona v Espanal 1-0, 1-0
Red Star, Belgrade v Florentina 0-4, 1-3 Munich 1860 v Chelsea 2-2, 0-1
Spartak, Brno v Locomotive, Plovdiv 2-0, 0-1 Leeds U. v Ujpesti Dozsa 4-1, 1-1
Hearts bye Dunfermline Ath. v Real Zaragoza 1-0, 2-42
Valerengen, Oslo bye
Shamrock Rovers bye Semi-Finals
Real Zaragoza bye Barcelona v Chelsea 2-0, 0-2, 5-0
Real Zaragoza v Leeds U. 1-0, 1-2, 3-1
Second Round
Antwerp v Barcelona 2-1, 0-2 Final
Hanover 96 v Porto 5-0, 1-2 Barcelona v Zaragoza Q-1, 4-22
* Home team in play-off. 1 Won on toss after extra time. 2 Extra time played in second leg.
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First Round W.B.A. v DOS Utrecht 5-2, 1-1
Leeds U. bye Bologna v Sparta, Prague . 2-2, 2-1
DWS. Amsterdam bye FC Liége v Locomotive, Leipzig 0-0, 1-2
Nuremberg v Valencia 1-2, 0-2 Benfica v Spartak, Plovdiv 1-1, 3-0
Red Star, Belgrade v Atletico Bilbao 0-2, 5-0 Antwerp v Kilmarnock 0-1, 2-7
W.B.A, bye La Gantoise v Bordeaux 1-0, 0-0
DOS Utrecht v Basle 2-1, 2-2 Eintracht Frankfurt vyHvidovre 5-1, 2-2
Bologna v Goztepe, Izmir 3-1, 2-1 Oergryte v Ferencvaros 0-0, 1-7
Sparta, Prague bye Lausanne v Burnley 1-3, 0-5
FC Liége bye Odense B. 09 v Naples 1-4, 1-2
Locomotive, Leipzig v Djurgarden, Juventus v Vittoria 3-1, 2-0
Stockholm 2-1, 3-1 Barcelona v Dundee U. 1-2, 0-2
Benfica, Lisbon bye Toulouse vy Dynamo, Pitesti 3-0, 1-5
Spartak, Plovdiv bye Dunfermline Ath. y Dynamo, Zagreb 4-2, 0-2*
Kilmarnock bye
US, Luxembourg v Antwerp 0-1, 0-1 Third Round
La Gantoise bye Leeds U. v Valencia 1-1, 2-0
Bordeaux v Porto 2-1, 1-21* Bologna v W.B.A. 3-0, 3-1
Eintracht, Frankfurt vDrumcondra, Dublin 6-1, 2-0 Locomotive, Leipzig v Benfica 3-1, 1-2
Hvidovre, Copenhagen ye Kilmarnock vy La Gantoise 1-0, 2-1*
OGC Nice v Oergryte, Gothenberg 2-2, 1-2 Eintracht Frankfurt vy Ferencvaros 4-1, 1-2
Olympija Ljubljana v Ferencvaros, Burnley v Naples 3-0, 0-0
Budapest 3-3, 0-3 Juventus v Dundee U. + 5x 3-0, 0-1
Stuttgart v Burnley 1-1, 0-2 Dynamo, Zagreb v Dynamo, Pitesti 1-0, 0-0
Lausanne bye
Wiener SK v Naples 1-2, 1-3 Quarter-Finals
Odense B.09 bye Bologna v Leeds U. 1-0, 0-1!
Juventus, Turin v Aris, Salonika 5-0, 2-0 Locomotive, Leipzig vy Kilmarnock 1-0, 0-2
Vittoria, Setubal bye Eintracht Frankfurt y Burnley 1-1, 2-1
Dundee U. bye Juventus v Dynamo, Zagreb 2-2, 0-3
Barcelona (holders) bye
Toulouse bye Semi-Finals
Dynamo, Pitesti v Seville 2-0, 2-2 Leeds U. v Kilmarnock 4-2, 0-0
Frigg, Oslo v Dunfermline Ath, 1-3, 1-3 Eintracht Frankfurt vyDynamo, Zagreb 3-0, 0-4
Spartak, Brno vy Dynamo, Zagreb 0-2, 2-01*
Final
Second Round Dynamo, Zagreb v Leeds U. 2-0, 0-0
Leeds U. v DWS Amsterdam 3-
Valencia v Red Star, Belgrade 1
* After extra time. 1 Won on toss.
EUROPEAN FAIRS CUP 1967-68
Second Round Third Round

Nottingham F. v Zurich 2-1, 0-1 Ferencvaros v Liverpool 1-0, 1-0
Bordeaux v Bilbao 1-3, 0-1 Leeds U. v Hibernian 1-0, 1-1
Dundee U. v Leige 3-1, 4-1 Vojvodina v Goeztepe Izmir 1-0, 1-0
Vojvodina v Lokomotive, Leipzig 0-0, 2-0 Zurich v Sporting Lisbon 3-0, 0-1
Zaragoza v Ferencvaros 2-1, 0-3 Byes: Athletico, Bilbao, Bologna, Dundee U. and
Liverpool v Munich 1860 8-0, 1-2 Rangers
Rangers v Cologne 3-0, 1-3
Bologna v Dynamo, Zagreb 0-0, 2-1 Quarter-Finals
Naples v Hibernian 4-1, 0-5 Ferencvaros v Bilbao 2-1, 2-1
Partizan v Leeds U. 1-2, 1-1 Rangers v Leeds U. 0-0, 0-2
Fiorentina v Sporting Lisbon 1-1, 1-2 Dundee U. v F.C. Zurich 1-0, 1-0
Athletico Madrid v Goztepe Izmir 2-0, 0-3 Bologna v Vojvodina 0-0, 2-0
Semi-Finals
Dundee U. v Leeds U. 1-1, 0-1
Ferencvaros v Bologna 3-2, 2-2
Final
Leeds U. 1 Ferencvaros 0
(At Leeds, August 7, 1968)
Ferencvaros 0 Leeds U. 0
Leeds U.: Sprake; Reaney, Cooper; Bremner,
Charlton, Hunter; Lorimer, Madeley, Jones (Belfitt), (At Budapest, September 11, 1968)
Giles, Gray (Greenhoff), Ferencvaros: As first leg except Katona for
Ferencvaros: Geczi; Novak, Pancsics; Havasi> Fenyvesi — Karaba came on as substitute for Szoke.
Juhasz, Szucs; Szoke, Varga, Albert, Rakosi, Leeds U.: Defence unchanged then: O’Grady,
Fenyvesi (Branikovics), Madeley, Jones, Lorimer, Hibbitt (Bates).
Scorer: Leeds, Jones, Leeds won 1-0 on aggregate.
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ibernian vy Lokomotiv Leipzi 3-1, 0- Leeds U. v Hanover 96
Leeds U. v Naples on a O2 Hamburg SV vy Hibernian
Rangers v Dundalk 6-1, 3-0 Legin Warsaw v Ujpest Dozsa
Aberdeen v Zaragoza 2-1, 0-3 Zaragoza v Newcastle U.
Chelsea vyDWS Amsterdam 0-0, 0-0 OFK Belgrade v Goztepe Izmir
Sporting Lisbon v Newcastle U. 1-1, 0-1 Eintracht Frankfurt v Bilbao
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Panathanaikos v Bilbao 0-0, 0-1 Newcastle U. v Vitoria Setubal 5-1, 1-3
OFK Belgrade v Bologna 1-0, 1-1 Rangers v Bilbao 4-1, 0-2
Aris Salonika v Ujpest Dozsa 1-2, 1-9 Leeds U. v Ujpest Dozsa 0-1, 0-2
AIK Stockholm vy Hanover 96 4-2, 2-5 Goztepe Izmir vySV Hamburg (Hamburg scr.)
Waregem v Legia Warsaw 1-0, 0-2
Juventus v Eintracht Frankfurt 0-0, 0-1 Semi-Finals
Goztepe Izmir v Ujpest Dozsa 1-4, 0-4
Rangers v Newcastle 0-0, 0-2
Final 1968-69
Newcastle U. 3 Ujpest Dozsa 0 Ujpest Dozsa 2 Newcastle U. 3
(At Newcastle, May 29, 1969) (At Budapest, June 11, 1969)
Newcastle U.; McFaul; Craig, Clark; Gibb, Ujpest Dozsa: Unchanged from first leg.
Burton, Moncur; Scott, Robson, Davies, Arentoft,
Sinclair (Foggon). Newcastle U.: Unchanged from first leg — Foggon
substituted for Scott.
Ujpest Dozsa: Szentimihalyi; Kaposta, Solymosi;
Bankuti, Nosko, Dunai, E.; Fazekas, Gorocs, Bene, Scorers: Ujpest, Bene, Gorocs. Newcastle U.
Dunai, A., Zambo. Moncur, Arentoft, Foggon.
Scorers: Newcastle U., Moncur 2, Scott. Newcastle U. won 6-2 on aggregate.
Second Round Third Round

Arsenal y Sporting C, Lisbon 3-0, 0-0 Arsenal v Rouen 0-0, 1-0
Rouen v Charleroi 1-3, 2-Of Dynamo Bacau v Kilmarnock 1-1, 2-0
Dynamo Bacau v Skied Oslo 2-0, 0-0 Ajax v Naples 0-1, 4-0
Kilmarnock v Slavia Sofia 4-1, 0-2 Karl Zeiss Jena v Ujpest Dozsa 1-0, 3-0
Ajax v Ruch Chorzow 7-0, 2-1 Inter-Milan v Barcelona 2-1, 1-1
Naples v Stuttgart ‘ 0-0, 1-0 Hertha Berlin v Vitoria Setubal 1-1, 1-0
Karl Zeiss Jence v Cagliari 2-0, 1-0 Newcastle U. v Southampton 0-0, 1-1f
Ujpest Dozsa v Royal Bruges 2-5, 3-Of Dunfermline Ath. vyAnderlecht 0-1, 3-2T
Inter-Milan v Hansa Rostock 1-2, 3-0
Barcelona v Gyoer Vasas 3-2, 2-0 Quarter-Final
Hertha Berlin v Juventus -1, 0-0 Arsenal vy Dynamo Bacau 2-0, 7-1
Vittoria Setubal v Liverpool Si 2-3T Ajax v Karl Zeiss Jena 1-3, 5-1
Newcastle U. v Oporto ee Inter-Milan v Hertha Berlin 0-1, 2-0
Southampton vy Vitoria Gimaraes Newcastle U. v tAnderlecht 0-2, 3-1
Dunfermline Ath. v Gwardia Warsaw 2
Coleraine vy Anderlecht 1 Semi-Final
Arsenal y Ajax 3-0, 0-1
Inter-Milan vy Anderlecht 1-0, 0-2
Final 1969-70 Arsenal 3 Anderlecht 0

Anderlecht 3 Arsenal 1 (Second Jeg at Highbury, April 28, 1970, 51,612)
(First leg at Brussels, April 22, 1970, 37,000) Arsenal: Wilson; Storey, McNab; Kelly,
Anderlecht: Trappeniers; Heylens, Velkeneers; McLintock, Simpson; Armstrong, Sammels, Rad-
Nordahl, Kialunda, Cornelis; Desenghere, Devrindt, ford, George, Graham.
Mulder, van Himst, Puis. Anderlecht: Trappeniers; Heylens, Marents;
Nordahl, Velkeneers, Kialunda; Desenghere,
Arsenal: Wilson; Storey, McNab; Kelly, McLin-
tock, Simpson; Armstrong, Sammels, Radford- Devrindt, Mulder, van Himst, Puis.
George (Kennedy), Graham. Scorers: Arsenal, Kelly, Radford, Sammels,
Scorers: Anderlecht, Devriddt, Mulder 2. Arsenal,
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A.E.K. Athens v Twente Enschede Sot Spartak Trnava v Cologne 0-1, 0-3
Zeleznicar v Anderlecht Bayern Munich v Sparta Rotterdam 2-1, 3-1
La Gantoise v Hamburg Leeds v Sparta Prague 6-0, 3-2
Seville v Eskisehirspor Arsenal v Beveren 4-0, 0-0
Coleraine v Kilmarnock Pecs v Juventus 0-1, 0-2
Dundee U. v Grasshoppers Dynamo Zagreb v Twente Enschede 2-2, 0-1
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Spartak Trnava v Marseille — Hibernian v Liverpool 1-0, 0-2
Cologne v Sedan
Lausanne v Setubal
Hibernian v Malmo Quarter-Final
Liverpool v Ferencvaros Juventus v Twente Enschede 2-0, 2-2
Trakia Plovdiv v Coventry C. Arsenal v Cologne 72-1, 0-1
Lazio v Arsenal Leeds U. v Setubal : 2-1, 1-1
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Juventus v Cologne 71-0, 1-2
Hajduk Split v Slavia Sofia
Cork Hibs v Valencia
Sparta Prague v Bilbao Final 1970-71
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Scorers: Juventus, Bettega, Capello, Leeds U,,
Hibernian v Guimaraes Madeley, Bates,
Sparta Rotterdam v Coleraine
Bayern Munich v Coventry C,
Barcelona v Juventus
Fiorentina v Cologne Leeds United 1, Juventus 1
Sturm Graz v Arsenal (at Leeds, June 2, 1971, 42,483)
Leeds U. v Dynamo Drezden 1 '
Liverpool v Dinamo Bucharest Leeds U.: Sprake; Reaney, Cooper, Bremner,
K.B. Copenhagen v Anderlecht Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke, Jones, Giles,
Newcastle v Pecs + Madeley (Bates).
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First Round Rapid Bucharest v Legia 4-0, 0-2

Hertha Berlin v Elfborg 4-1, 3-1 Cologne v Dundee 21 Ded
Dundee vy Academic Copenhagen 4-2, 1-0 A.D.O. v Wolverhampton 1-3, 0-4
Rosenberg v I.F.K. Helsinki 3-0, 1-0 Zeljeznicar v Bologna *1-1, 2-2
Vasas v Shelbourne 1-0, 1-1 Nantes v Tottenham H, 0-0, 0-1
Glentoran v Eintracht Brunswick 0-1, 1-6 Brunswick v Bilbao 2-1, 2-2
Keflavik v Tottenham H. 1-6, 0-9 St. Johnstone v Vasas 2-0, 0-1
Celta Vigo vy Aberdeen 0-2, 0-1 Spartak Moscow v Setubal 0-0, 0-4
A.D.O. Hague v Aris Luxembourg 5-0, 1-1 Hertha Berlin v Milan 2-1, 2-4
Wolverhampton W. v Academica Ceanbre og 3 O.F.K, Belgrade v Jena 1-1, 0-4
, 3-0 Walbrzych v U.T. Arad 1-1, 1-2
St. Etienne v Cologne 1-1, 1-2 Dynamo Zagreb v Rapid Vienna *2-2, 0-0
Lugano v Legia Warsaw 1-3, 0-0 Real Madrid v P.S.V. Eindhoven *3-1, 0-2
F.C, Porto v Nantes 0-2, 1-1 Aberdeen v Juventus 1-1, 0-2
Hamburg v St. Johnstone 2-1, 0-3 Ferencvaros v Panionios 6-0
Southampton v Atl. Bilbao 2-1, 0-2 (disqualified)
Bologna v Anderlecht 2-0, 1-1
Naples v Rapid Bucharest 1-0, 0-2 Third Round
Setubal v Nimes *1-0, 1-2 Milan v Dundee 3-0, 0-2
Atl. Madrid v Panionios *2-1, 0-1 Jena v Wolverhampton 0-1, 0-3
Carl Zeiss Jena v Lokomotiv Plovdiv 3-0, 1-3 Brunswick v Ferencvaros 1-1, 2-5
Real Madrid v Basle 2-1, 2-1
P.S.V. Eindhoven v Lierse 1-0, 0-4
Juventus v Marsa 6-0, 5-0 Rapid Vienna v Juventus 0-1, 1-4
Dynamo Zagreb v Botev Vratza 6-1, 2-1 St. Johnstone v Zeljeznicar 1-0, 1-5
U.T. Arad vy Austria Saltzburg 4-1, 1-3 Tottenham H. vy. Rapid Bucharest 3-0, 2-0
Fenerbachce v Ferencvaros 1-1, 1-3 U.T, Arad v Setubal 3-0, 0-1
A.C, Milan v Dighenis 4-0, 3-0
VSS. Kosice v Spartak Moscow 2-1, 0-2
Djurgaarden v O.F.K. Belgrade 2-2, 1-4 Quarter Finals
Rapid Vienna Bye AC Milan v Lierse 2-0, 1-1
Zeljeznicar v Bruges 3-0, 1-3 UT Arad v Tottenham H. 0-2, 1-1
Chemie Halle v P.S.V. Eindhoven Ferencvaros v Zeleznicar 71-2, 2-1
(withdrawn) . ; Juventus v Wolverhampton W. 1-1, 1-2
Zaglebie Walbrzych v Union Templice 1-0, 3-2
Lierse v Leeds U. -2, 4-0
Semi Finals
Second Round Tottenham H. v AC Milan 2-1, 1-1
Rosenborg v Lierse *4-1, 0-3 Ferencvaros v Wolverhampton W. 2-2, 1-2
Final 1971-72: Wolverhampton W 1 Tottenham H 2

(First leg at Wolverhampton, May 3, 1972, 45,000)
Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Shaw, Taylor, Hegan, Munro, McAJle, McCalliog, Hibbitt, Richards,
Dougan, Wagstaffe.
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles, Mullery, England, Beal, Coates (Pratt), Perryman, Chivers,
Peters, Gilzean.
Scorers: Wolverhampton W. McCalliog, Tottenham H. Chivers 2.
Tottenham H. 1 Wolverhampton W. 1
(second leg at White Hart Lane, May 17, 1972)
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles, Mullery, England, Beal, Coates, Perryman, Chivers, Peters,
Gilzean.
Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Shaw, Taylor, Hegan, Munro, McAlle, McCalliog, Hibbitt (Bailey), Richards,
Dougan (Curran), Wagstaffe.
Scorers. Tottenham H. Mullery. Wolverhampton W. Wagstaffe.
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FIRST ROUND, FIRST LEG Cork: Grady; Bacuzzi, O’Mahoney, Marsden,
Herrick, Lawson, Sweeney, Sheehan, Dennehy,
Standard Liege 2 (Semmeling, Takac)
Wigginton, Wallace.
Linfield 0
20,000 Arsenal 4 (Kennedy, Radford 2, Armstrong)
Standard: Piot; Beurlet, Dewalque, Jeck, Stromgodset0
Dolmans, Van Moer, Svensson, Pilot, Semmeling,
Henrotay, Takac. 27,176
Arsenal: Wilson; Rice, Nelson, Kelly, Simpson,
Linfield: McGonigal; Fraser, Patterson, Larmour,
Roberts, Armstrong, George, Radford, Kennedy,
McAleer, Bowder, McAteer, Peacock, Magie,
Andrews, Cathcart. Graham.
Stromgodset: Thun; Wolner, Mathiesen (Peder-
BK 1903 Copenhagen 2 (Johansen 2) sen), Notstdahl, Eriksen, Amundsen, Olsen,
Celtic 1 (Macari) Andersen, Rorvik (Henriksen), Steinar Petter-
sen, Ingvar Pettersen.
8,000
BK 1903: Jensen; Nielsen, Petersen, Wester-
gaard, Andressen, Sjolberg, Thygesen, Mathiesen, SECOND ROUND, FIRST LEG
Forsing, Aabling, Johansen. Grasshoppers 0
Celtic: Marshall; Craig, Gemmell, Murdoch, Arsenal 2 (Kennedy Graham)
McNeill, Connelly, Johnstone (Wallace), Lennox, 18,000
Dalglish, Callaghan, Macari.
Grasshoppers: Deck; Staudenmann, Winigar,
Cork Hibernians 0 Citherlet, Ruegg, Groebli, Keier, Meyer, Ohlhauser,
Muller, Schneeberger.
Borussia Monchengladbach 5 (Wloka 2, Heynckes,
Le Fevre 2) Arsenal: Wilson; Rice, Nelson, McLintock,
Roberts, George, Armstrong, Kelly, Radford,
13,000
Kennedy, Graham.
Cork: Grady; Bacuzzi, O’Mahony, Connolly,
Herrick, Lawson (Brohan), Sweeney, Dennehy,
Marsden (McKevitte), Wigginton, Wallace, Celtic 5 (Gemmell, Macari 2, Hood, Brogan)
Borussia; Kleff; Vogts (Wittkamp), Muller, Sliema 0
Sieloff, Bleidick, Bonhof, Wloka, immer, 30,000
Heynckes, Netzer, Le Fevre. Celtic: Williams; Hay, Gemmell, Murdoch
Stromsgodset 1 (Steinar Pettersen) (Davidson), Connelly, Brogan, Johnstone, Dal-
glish, Hood (Lennox), Callaghan, Macari.
Arsenal 3 (Simpson, Wolner o.g., Kelly)
Sliema: Pearson; Spiteri, Aquilina (J.), Serve,
22,000 Micallef, Briffa, Vella (Caruana), Darmanin,
Stromgodset: Thun; Wolner, Mathiesen, Alsaker- Cocks, Aquilina (E.), Falzon.
Nostdahl, Eriksen, Amundsen, Olsen, Andersen,
Steinar Pettersen, Rorvik, Presburg (Ingvar SECOND ROUND, SECOND LEG
Pettersen),
Arsenal 3 (Kennedy, George, Radford)
Arsenal: Wilson; Rice, McNab, ‘Kelly, McLin-
tock, Roberts, Marinello (Davies), Simpson, Grasshoppers 0
Radford, Kennedy, Graham, 31,106
Arsenal: Wilson; Rice, Nelson, Storey, Roberts
FIRST ROUND, SECOND LEG (Simpson), McLintock (McNab), Armstrong
Linfield 2 (Magee, Larmour) George, Radford, Kennedy, Graham.
Standard Liege 3 (Van Moer, Takac, Pilot) Grasshoppers: Deck; Winiger, Staudenmann,
6,000 Citherlet, Ruegg, Groebli (Niggl), Meier, Meyer,
Ohlhauser, Muller, Schneeberger.
Linfield: McGonigal; Fraser, Patterson, Larmour,
McAllister, Bowyer, McAteer, Peacock (Andrews),
Magee, Scott, Cathcart. Sliema 1 (Cocks)
Standard: Piot, Beurlet, Dolmans, Labarbe, Celtic 2 (Hood, Lennox)
Dewalque, Pilot, Semmeling, Van Moer, Henrotay, 15,000
Svensson, Takac (Cvetler).
Sliema: Pearson; Borg, Aquilina (J.), Serge,
Celtic 3 (Wallace 2, Callaghan) Micallef, Darmanin, Vassallo, Briffa, Cocks,
Falzon, Aquilina (E.).
BK 1903 Copenhagen 0
Celtic: Williams; Craig, Gemmell, Dalglish,
53,000 McNeill, Connelly, Callaghan, Hood, Macari,
Celtic: Williams; Craig, Brogan, Hay, McNeill, Davidson (Hancock), Lennox.
Connelly, Johnstone, Lennox (Hughes), Wallace,
Callaghan, Macari.
QUARTER-FINALS, FIRST LEG
BK 1903: Jensen; Nielsen, Petersen (Christiansen),
Westergaard, Andersen, Schoberg, Nielsen, Ajax 2 (Muhren 2, 1 pen.)
Mathiesen, Forsing, Aabling, Johannsen. Arsenal 1 (Kennedy)
65,000
Borussia Monchengladbach 2 (Sieloff, Wimmer)
Cork Hibernians 1 (Dennehy) Ajax: Stuy; Suurbier, Krol, Muhren, Hulshoff,
Blankenberg, Swart, Haan, Cruyff, Van Dijk
10,000 (Rep), Keizer, : Oe
Borussia: Kleff; Bonhof, Muller, Sieloff, Bleidick, Arsenal: Wilson; Rice, Nelson, Storey, McLin-
Wimmer, Danner (Wittkamp), Netzer, Wloka, tock, Simpson, Armstron, George, Radford,
Heynckes, Le Fevre. Kennedy, Graham, - eS oa
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Ujpest Dozsa 1 (Horvath) Ujpest: Szentmihalyi; Kaposzta, Maurer, Juha Z,
Celtic 2 (Horvath 0.g., Macari) Dunai (E.), Horvath, Fazekas, Bene, Dunai (A).,
31,000 Zambo, Toth (Gorocs).
Ujpest: Szentmihalyi; Nosko, Maurer, Juhasz,
Dunai (E.), Horvath, Fazekas, Zambo, Bene, SEMI-FINAL FIRST LEG
Dunai(A.) (Nagy), Toth. Inter-Milan 0
Celtic: Williams; McGrain, Brogan, Murdoch, Celtic 0
eel, Connelly, Hood, Hay, Dalglish, Macari,
ennox. 75,000
Inter: Vieri; Bellugi, Facchetti, Bertini, Oriali,
QUARTER-FINALS, SECOND LEG Burgnich, Jair, Pellizarro (Ghio), Boninsegna,
Arsenal 0 Mazzola, Frustalupi.
Ajax 1 (Graham o.g.) Celtic: Williams; Craig, Brogan (McCluskey),
56,145
Murdoch, McNeill, Connelly, Johnstone, Dalglish,
Macari, Callaghan, Lennox.
Arsenal: Wilson; Rice, Nelson (Roberts),
Storey, McLintock, Simpson, Armstrong, George,
Marinello, Kennedy, Graham. SEMI-FINAL, SECOND LEG
Ajax: Stuy; Suurbier, Hulshoff, Blankenburg, Celtic 0
rol Neeskens, Haan, Muhren, Swart, Cruyff, Inter-Milan0 (after extra time)
eizer,
75,000
Celtic 1 (Macari) Celtic: Williams; Craig, McCluskey, Murdoch,
Ujpest Dozsa 1 (Zambo) McNeill, Connelly, Johnstone, Dalglish (Deans),
Macari, Callaghan, Lennox.
75,000
Inter: Vieri; Bellugi, Facchetti, Oriali, Giubertoni,
Celtic: Williams; McGrain, Brogan (Johnstone), Burgnich, Jair, Bedin, Bertini (Pellizarro), Mazzola,
Murdoch, McNeill, Connelly, Hood, Hay, Dal- Frustalupi.
glish, Macari, Lennox. Inter won 5-4 on penalties
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Servette 2 (Borfel, Barriquand) Torino 1 (Rampanti)
Liverpool 1 (Lawler) 8,000
20,000 Limerick: Fitzpatrick; Quinn, Byrnes, Hall,
Servette: Barlie; Morgenegg, Wegmann, Guyiot, Finucane, O’Mahoney, Shortt (O’Donovan),
Perroud, Bosson, Nemeth, Dorfel, Desbiolle McEvoy, Barrett, Coad, Meaney.
(Manzoni), Marchi, Barriquand. Torino: Castellini; Fossati, Mozzini, Zecchini,
Liverpool; Clemence; Lawler, Lindsay, Ross, Cereser, Agroppi, Rampanti, Ferrini, Pulici (Bui),
Lloyd, Hughes, Graham, Hall (Thompson), Sala (Crivello), Toschi.
Heighway, Toshack (Evans), Callaghan. Stade Rennes 1 (Redon)
Distillery 1 (O’ Neill) Rangers 1 (Johnston)
Barcelona 3 (Alfonseda, Asensi 2) 20,000
100 Rennes: Aubour; Cosnard, Cedolin, Chlosta,
Distillery: | McDonald; White, Meldrum, Cardiet, Garcia (Redon), Keruzore, Terrier,
Brannigan, Rafferty, Donnelly, Law, Watson, Mujsovy (Periault), Betta, Lenoir.
Savage, O’ Neill, Quinn (McCarroll). Rangers: McCloy; Jardine, Mathiesen, Greig,
Barcelona: Reina; Rife, Eladio, Torres, Gallego, McKinnon, Jackson, McLean, MacDonald, Stein
Costas, Juan Carlos, Zabalza, Rexach, Alfonseda (Denny), Penman, Johnston,
(Bustillo), Asensi.
FIRST ROUND, SECOND LEG
Dynamo Berlin 1 (Schutze) Liverpool 2 (Hughes, Heighway)
Cardiff C. 1 (Gibson) Servette0
12,000 38,591
Dynamo: Lihsa; Stumpf, Brillat, Fifohn, Hall, Liverpool; Clemence; Lawler, Lindsay, Smith
Rohde, Terletzki, Becker, Schutze, Labes, (Ross), Lloyd, Hughes, Keegan (Toshack), Hall,
Johannsen. Heighway, Graham, Callaghan.
Cardiff C.; Eadie; Jones, Bell, Sutton, Murray, Servette: Barlie; Morganegg, Wegmann, Guyot,
Phillips, King, Clark, Woodruff, Warboys, Gibson, Perroud, Marchi (Kurz), Nemeth, Dorfel,
Desboilles, Bosson, Barriquand,
Jeunesse Hautcharage 0
Chelsea 8 (Osgood 3, Houseman 2, Hollins, Webb, Barcelona 4 (Marcial 4)
Baldwin) Distillery0
13,000
15,000
arage: Fusulier; Poos, Welscher (E.),
Ae ie Felten (Welscher, R.), Welscher (J. P.) Barcelona: Sadurni; Rife, Gallego (Fuste),
Eladio, Torres, Costas, Rexach (Alfonseda),
(Battelo), Frantzen, Welscher (L.), Schrobiltgen,
Thill, Kaiser. ; Marcial, Duenas, Asensi, Carlos. —
Bonetti; Boyle, Dempsey (Hinton), Distillery: _McDonald; White, Meldrum,
Chelsea:
Brannigan, Donnelly, Rafferty, Law, Savage,
Webb, Harris, Cooke, Hudson, Hollins, Baldwin,
Osgood, Houseman. Watson, O’ Neill, Quinn.
843
Atvidaberg: Blomberg; Olsson, Karlsson,
Cardiff C. 1 (Clark)
Andersson (S.), Gustavsson, Ljungberg, Andersson
Dynamo Berlin 1 (Labes) (L.), Torstensson, Wallinder (Magnusson), Sand-
Cardiff C.: Eadie; Jones, Bell, Sutton, Murray, berg, Edstrom.
Phillips, King, Clark, Woodruff, Warboys (Foggon),
Gibson. Bayern 3 (Muller 2, Hoeness)
Dynamo: Lihsa; Stumpf, Carow, Trumpier, Liverpool 1 (Evans)
Halli, Rohde, Talentski, Becker, Schutze (Schullen- 40,000
berg), Labes, Johannsen. Bayern: Maier; Hansen, Schwarzenbeck,
Beckenbauer, Breitner, Hoeness, Roth, Kraut-
Chelsea 13 (Osgood 5, Hudson, Webb, Baldwin 3, hausen, Zobel, Muller, Suhnholz. .
Houseman, Hollins pen., Harris) Liverpool: Clemence; Lawler, Ross, _ Smith,
Jeunesse Hautcharage 0 Lloyd, Hughes, Callaghan, Evans, Heighway,
Keegan, Graham.
27,621
Chelsea: Bonetti; Boyle, Harris, Hollins, Webb, Sporting Lisbon 4 (Yazalde, Laranjeira, Gomez,
Hinton, Cooke, Baldwin, Osgood, Hudson, Perez)
Houseman. Rangers 3 (Stein 2, Henderson)
Hautcharage: Fusulier; Welscher (L.), Frantzen, 20,000 othe
Welsher (E.), Schoder, Battello, Welscher (R.), Sporting: Damas; Gomez, Calo, Laranjeira,
Welscher (J. P.), Schrobiltgen, Thill, Kaiser. Hilario, Wagner, Perez, Tome (Nelson), Lourenco,
Yazalde, Dinis (Marinho). : t
Torino 4 (Toschi 3, Luppi) Rangers: McCloy; Greig Mathieson, Jardine,
Limerick0 McKinnon (Smith), Jackson, Henderson, John-
15,000 A Be ston (McLean), Stein, Conn, MacDonald.
Torino: Castellini; Zecchini, Fossati, Mozzini,
Cereser, Agroppi, Rampanti, Sala, Ferrini, Pulici QUARTER-FINALS FIRST LEG
(Luppi), Toschi. Torino 1 (Toschi)
Limerick: Fitzpatrick; Quinn, Byrnes, Hall, Rangers 1 (Johnston)
Finucane, O’Mahoney, Short, McEvoy, Barrett, 35,000 2 5 :
Coad, Meaney. Torino: Castellini; Mozzinia, Fossati (Toschi),
Zecchini, Cereser, Agroppi, Rampanti, Ferrini,
Rangers 1 (Macdonald)
Pulici, Sala, Bui. .
Stade Rennes 0 Rangers: McCloy; Jardine, Mathieson, Greig,
40,000 Jackson, Smith, McLean, Johnstone, Stein,
Rangers: McCloy; Jardine, Mathiesen, Greig, MacDonald, Johnston.
McKinnon, Jackson, Henderson, Conn, Stein,
Macdonald, Johnston. QUARTER-FINALS, SECOND LEG
Rennes: Aubour; Cosnard, Cardiet, Garcia, Rangers 1 (Macdonald)
Cedolin, Chlost, Terrier (Mujsoy), Keruzoer Torino0
(Redon), Betta, Toublanc, Lenoir. 65,000 ‘ ‘
SECOND ROUND, FIRST LEG
Jackson, Smith, McLean, Johnstone, Stein,
Atvidaberg 0 MacDonald, Johnston. ;
Chelsea 0 Torino: Castellini; Lombardo, Fossati (Rossi),
10,000 Puia, Cereser, Ferrini, Luppi, Creivelli, Bui
Atvidaberg: Blomberg; Olsson, Karlsson, (Barberesi), Rampanti, Toschi.
Anderson (S.), Gustavsson, Ljungberg, Andersson SEMI-FINAL, FIRST LEG
(L.), Torstensson, Wallinder, Sandberg, Edstrom.
Chelsea: Bonetti; McCreadie, Webb, Hinton, Bayern Munich 1 (Breitner)
Harris, Cooke, Hudson, Boyle, Hollins, Osgood, Rangers 1 (Zobel o.g.)
Baldwin. 40,000
Bayern: Maier; Hansen, Schwarzenbeck,
Liverpool 0 Beckenbauer, Breitner, Roth \(Schneider), Zobel,
Bayern Munich 0 Hoeness, Krauthausen, Muller, Suhnholz.
42,949
Jackson, Smith, McLean, Johnstone, Stein,
Liverpool: Clemence; Lawler, Ross, Smith,
MacDonald, Johnston.
Lloyd, Hughes, Keegan, Evans, Heighway, Hall
(Thompson), Callaghan. SEMI-FINAL, SECOND LEG
Bayern: Maier; Koppenhoffer, _ Breitner,
Schwarzenbeck, Beckenbauer, Roth, Schneider, Rangers 2 (Jardine, Parlane)
Krauthausen, Muller, Hoeness, Suhnholz, Bayern Munich 0
80,000
Rangers 3 (Stein 2, Henderson) Rangers: McCloy; Jardine, Mathieson, Parlane,
Sporting Lisbon 2 (Chico, Wagner) Jackson, Smith, McLean, Johnstone, Stein,
40,000 MacDonald, Johnston.
Rangers: McCloy; Greig, Mathieson, Jardine, Bayern: Maier; Hansen, Breitner (Rybarcyk),
McKinnon, Smith, Henderson, Penman (Conn), Schwarzenbeck, Beckenbauer, Roth, Schneider,
Stein, Fyfe, MacDonald. Zobel, Muller, Hoeness, Koppenhofer.
Sporting: Damas; Laranjeira (Gomez), Hilario,
Concalves, Calo, Carlos, Chico, Nelson, Yazalde,
FINAL
Wagner, Dinis, Rangers 3 (Stein, Johnston 2)
Moscow Dynamo 2 (Eshtrekov, Makhovikov)
SECOND ROUND, SECOND LEG 35 000
Chelsea 1 (Hudson) Rangers: McCloy; Jardine, Mathieson, Greig,
Atvidaberg 1 (Sandberg) Johnstone, Smith, McLean Conn, Stein, Mac-
Donald, Johnston.
28,071 Dynamo: Pilgui; Basaley, Dolvenosov (Gersh-
Chelsea: Bonetti; Mulligan (Hinton), Harris, kovitch), Sabo, Zukov, Zykov, Dolmatov, Bajda-
Boyle, Dempsey, Webb, Cooke, Hollins, Osgood, chins, seruble (Eshtrekov), Makhovikoy (Evryuz-
Hudson, Houseman, ikhin),
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FIRST ROUND, FIRST LEG Hamburg 2 (Zaczyk 2)
Glentoran0 St. Johnstone 1 (Pearson)
Eintracht Brunswick 1 (Brund!/) 14,000
8,000 _ Hamburg: Kargus (Ozcan); Sandmann, Kurb-
Glentoran: McCullough; Hill, Gorman, McKeag, juhn, Kaltz, Ripp, Zaczyk, Nogly, Hellfritz,
Coyle, Macken, McCaffrey, Jamison (Dickson), Bjornmose, Seeler, Winkler.
Morrow, Magill, Cavanagh. St. Johnstone: Donaldson; Lambie, Coburn,
Eintracht: Wolter; Grzyb, Kaack, Base, Merk- Rooney, Gordon, Rennie, Aird, Hall (Aitken),
hoffer, Lorenz, Haebermann, Gersdorff, Gerwien, Pearson, McPhee, Connolly.
Brundl, Haun (Eeler).
Southampton 2 (Jenkins, Channon)
Keflavik 1 (Juliusson) Atletico Bilbao 1 (Arieta)
Tottenham H. 6 (Gilzean 3, Coates, Mullery 2) 21,600
5,000 Southampton: Martin; Kirkup, Hollywood,
Keflavik: Olafsson; Gunnarsson (A.) (Ketilsson), Fisher, McGrath, Gabriel, Paine, Channon,
Gunnarsson (E.), Kjartansson, Fortason, Hermans- Stokes (Davies), O’Neil, Jenkins.
son, Johansson, Ragnarsson (H.), Jonsson, Atletico; Iribar; Saez, Guisasola, Villar (Carlos),
Ragnarsson (F.) (Hilmarsson), Juliusson. Echeberria, Laurrauri, Argoitia, Uriarte, Arieta,
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles, Angel Rojo, Chechu Rojo.
Mullery (Souness), England, Beal, Coates (Pearce),
Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Gilzean. FIRST ROUND, SECOND LEG
Eintracht Brunswick 6 (Brundl 5, 1 pen., Gerwein)
Lierse SK 0
Glentoran 1 (McCaffrey)
Leeds U. 2 (Galvin, Lorimer)
12,000
17,000
Eintracht: Franke; Grzyb, Base, Kaack, Merk-
Lierse: Engeln; Dierckz, Krivitz, Michielssens, Beter, Gersdorff, Lorenz, Haun, Gerwein, Brundl,
Goelen, Veremeyen, Du Ceulaer, Davidovic rler.
(Mertens), Janssens, De Nul, Ressel.
Glentoran: Terry McCullough; Hill, Macken,
Leeds U.: Sprake; Reaney, Yorath, Bremner, William McCullough, McKeag, Coyle, Jamison,
Faulkner, Hunter, Lorimer, Galvin, Belfitt, Giles, Magill, McCaffrey, Kirk, Callaghan.
Bates.
Dundee 4 (Bryce 2, Wallace, Lambie) Tottenham H. 9 (Chivers 3, Perryman, Coates,
Knowles, Gilzean 2, Holder)
Akademisk Copenhagen 2 (Carlsen 2)
Keflavik 0
9,000
23,818
Dundee: Hewitt; Wilson (R.), Johnston, Steele,
Phillip, Houston, Kinninmonth (Lambie), Bryce, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles,
Wallace, Scott, Wilson (J.). Mullery, England, Beal, Coates, Perryman,
Chivers, Peters (Holder), Gilzean.
Akademisk: Wenriksen; Larsen, Soderblom,
Rasmussen, Yde (Alstrup), Jessen, Kaltoft, Carlsen, Keflavik: Olafsson ; Funnarsson (A.), Hilmarsson,
Petersen, Hansen, Anderson, Gunnarsson (E.), Kjartansson, Torfason, Juliusson,
Hermannsson, Johannsson, Ragnarsson, Einarsson,
Vasas Budapest 1 (Menezel)
Shelbourne0 Leeds U. 0
3,000 Lierse SK 4 (Reaney 0.g., Resse!2,Janssens)
Vasas: Tamas; Fabian, Menczel, Vidats, Thasz, Leeds U.: Shaw (Sprake); Reaney, Cooper,
Toeroek, Kovacs, Puskas, Takacs (Varadi, O.), Yorath, Faulkner, Madeley, Lorimer, Mann
Varadi (B.), Farkas. (Hunter), Belfitt, Bates, Galvin.
Shelbourne: Roche; Place, Gannon, McDonnell, Lierse: Engelen; Dierckz, Krivitz, Michielssens,
Dunning, O’Brien, Brennan (McKenna), Core, Goelen, Veremeyen, De Ceulaer, Davidovic,
McNaughton, O’Connor, Murray (Delargy). Janssens, De Nul, Resel.
Celta Vigo 0 Akademisk Copenhagen 0

Aberdeen 2 (Harper, Forrest) Dundee 1 (Duncan)
35,000 2,000
Celta: Gost; Pedrito, Hidalgo, Manolo, Domin- Akademisk: Wenriksen; Larsen, Soderblom,
guez, Rivera, Lezcano, Juan, Rodilla, Almargo Rasmussen, Yde, Jessen (Petersen), Bernburg,
(Rivas), Jimenez. Carlsen, Hansen (O.), Hansen (F.), Andersen.
Aberdeen: Clark; Boel, Hermiston (Murray S.), Dundee: Hewitt; Wilson (R.), Johnston, Steele,
Young, Murray (G.), Buchan (M.), Forrest Phillip, Houston, Duncan, Kinninmonth, Wallace,
(Buchan, G.), Robb, Harper, Willoughby, Graham, Scott, Wilson (J.).
Wolverhampton W. 3 (McAlle, Richards, Dougan) Shelbourne1

Academica Coimbra 0 Vasas Budapest 1
23,349 r Be ~, 12,000
hi ton W.: Parkes; aw, Parkin Shelbourne: Roche; Cannon, O’Brien, McDonnell,
RA Ate, McAlle, Sunderland, O’Grady, Place (Brennan), Dunning, McKenna, O’Connor,
Richards, Dougan, Wagstaffe. ree Murray, Core, McNaughton.
Academica: Melo; Feliz, Alhinho, Belo, Marques, Vasas: Meszaros; Fabian, Menczel, Thasz,
Gitvasic. Mario Campos, Simoes, Antonio Torok, Vidats, Molnar, Puskas, Kovacs, Varadi,
(Duarte), Vitor Campos, Serafim. Farkas.
845
Aberdeen 1 (Harper) St. Johnstone 2 (Connelly pen., Pearson)
Vasas 0
Celta Vigo0
12,000
30,000
St. Johnstone: Donaldson; Lambie (Argue),
Aberdeen: Geoghegan; Boel, Murray (G.), Coburn, Rennie, Gordon, McPhee, Aird, Pearson,
Young, Murray (S.), Buchan (M.), Robb,
Connelly, Whitelaw, Aitken (Muir).
Willoughby, Forrest, Harper, Buchan (G.).
Vasas: Tamas; Torok, Fabian, Ihasz, Lakinger,
Celta: Alarcia; Pedrito, Rivas, Navarro, Manolo,
Dominguez, Lezcano (Jiminez), Juan, Rodilla, Vidats, Puskas, Muller, Kovacs, Varadi, Farkas,
Almagro (Ribera), Suco.
Juventus 2 (Anastasi, Murray 0.g.)
Academica Coimbra 1 (Antonio) Aberdeen0
Wolverhampton W. 4 (Dougan 3, McAlle) 35,000
5,000 Juventus: Carmignani; Spinosi, Marchetti,
Academica: Melo; Feliz, Alhinho, Simoes, Furino, Morini, Salvadore, Haller, Salvoldi,
Marques, Gervazio, Mario Campos, Antonio, Anastasi, Capello, Bettega.
Serafim, Vitor Campos, Duarte. Aberdeen: Clark; Murray (G.), Hermiston,
Wolverhampton W.;: Parkes; Shaw, Parkin, Murray (S.), Young, Buchan, Forrest, Robb,
Bailey, Taylor, McAlle, Hegan, O’Grady, Harper, Willoughby, Graham.
McCalliog, Dougan, Wagstaffe.
SECOND ROUND, SECOND LEG
St. Johnstone 3 (Hall, Person, Whitelaw) Tottenham H. 1 (Peters)
Hamburg 0 Nantes0
15,000 32,630
St. Johnstone: Donaldson; Lambie, Gordon, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles,
Rennie, Coburn, Hall (Pearson), McPhee, Aird, Pratt, England, Beal, Neighbour, Perryman,
Connolly, Whitelaw, Aitken, Chivers, Peters, Gilzean (Pearce).
Hamburg: Ozcan; Sandmann, Kurbjuhn, Schulz, Nantes: Demanes; Bardot, Osman, Gardon,
Ripp, Zaczyk, Nogly, Bjornmose, Honig, Winkler, De Michele, Michel, Pech, Blanchet, Marcos,
olkert. Rampillon (Leo), Maas.
Atletico Bilbao 2 (Ortuondo, Arieta) Vasas 1 (Puskas)

Southampton 0 St. Johnstone 0
45,000 3,000
Atletico: Iribar; Saez, Guisasola, Villar, Vasas: Tamas; Torok, Fabian, Vidats, Thasz,
Echeverria, Larrauri, Argoitia (Ortuondo) Uriarte,
Lakinger, Kovacs (Menczel), Puskas, Muller,
Arieta, Angel Rojo, Chechu Rojo. Varadi, Farkas.
Southampton: Martin; Kirkup, Hollywood,
St. Johnstone: Donaldson, Coburn, Argue,
Fisher (O’Brien), McGrath, Walker, Paine,
Rennie, Gordon, Connolly, Aird, Whitelaw, Hall,
Channon, Stokes (Davies), O’ Neil, Jenkins.
Pearson, Lambie.
SECOND ROUND, FIRST LEG Dundee 4 (Duncan 3, Wallace)

Cologne 2 (Scheermann, Lohr) Cologne 2 (Simmet, Flohe)
Dundee 1 (Kinninmonth) 15,000
15,000 Dundee: Donaldson, Wilson (R.), Johnston,
Cologne: Welz: Kapelmann, Weber, Diskup, Steele, Phillip, Houston, Duncan, Kinninmonth
Konopka, Simmet, Flohe, Overath (Hemmersbach), (Scott, I.), Wallace, Scott (J.), Lambie (Wilson, J.).
Glowacz (Lohr), Scheermann, Rupp. Cologne: Welz; Kappellmann, Konopka, Simmet,
Dundee: Donaldson; Wilson, Johnston, Steele, Biskup, Weber, Rupp, Flohe, Scheermann,
Stewart (Selway), Houston, Duncan, Kinninmonth, Overath, Lohr.
Wallace, Scott J., Lambie,
Wolverhampton W. 4 (Dougan, Weimar o.g.,
Mansyveld o.g., Van den Burch o.g.)
Nantes 0
Den Haag 0
Tottenham H. 0
20,288
18,000 :
Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Taylor, Parkin,
Nantes: Demanes; La Guillez, Osman, Gardon,
Bailey, Munro, McAlle, McCalliog, Hibbitt,
De Michel, Micel, Pech, Blanchet, Marcos, Courtin,
Dougan, Curran, Wagstaffe.
Maas.
Den Haag: Thie; Van den Burch, Weimar,
Tottenham H.; Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles,
Mansveld, Korevaar, Advocaat, De Zoete, Berg
Mullery, England, Beal, Neighbour, Perryman,
Chivers, Peters, Gilzean (Morgan). (Roggeveen), Kila (Van Vliet), Couperus, Hestad.
Aberdeen 1 (Harper)
Den Haag 1( Hestad pen.)
Juventus 1 (Anastasi)
Wolverhampton W. 3 (Dougan, McCalliog, Hibbitt) 29,500
17,000
Aberdeen: Clark; Murray (G.), Hermiston
Den Haag: Thie; Van den Burch, Weimar, (Buchan, G.), Murray (S.), Young (Taylor),
Mansveld, Korevaar, Advocaat, Berg, De Zoete, pochas (M.), Forrest, Robb, Harper, Willoughby,
Roggeveen, Couperus, Hestad. raham.
Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Shaw, Parkin, Juventus; Carmignani; Spinosi, Marchetti,
Bailey, Taylor (Wilson), McAlle, McCalliog Furino, Morini, Salvadore, Haller, Causio,
(Hibbitt), O’Grady, Richards, Dougan, Wagstaffe, Anastasi, Capello, Bettega.
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THIRD ROUND FIRST LEG Rapid Bucharest 0
A.C, Milan 3 (Rivera, Stewart 0.g., Benetti) Tottenham H. 2 (Pearce, Chivers)
Dundee 0 25,000
25,000 Rapid: Raducanu; Pop, Boc, Lupescu, Codrea,
A.C. Milan: Cudicini; Sabadini, Zignoli, Petreanu, ’ Dinu, ’ Dumitru (An ghelescu), Ene.
Anquilleti, Schnellinger, Biasiolo, Villa (Dazzaro), (Nasturescu), Neagu, Codreanu. :
Benetti, Bignon, Rivera, Prati. Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles,
Dundee: Donaldson; Wilson (R.), Johnston, Collins, Coates, Beal, Perryman (Naylor), Peters,
Steele, Phillip, Houston, Wilson (J.), Kinninmonth Pratt, Chivers, Gilzean (Pearce). cs :
(Scott, L.), Wallace, Scott (J.) (Duncan), Stewart,
QUARTER-FINALS, FIRST LEG
Carl Zeiss Jena 0 Juventus 1 (Anastasi)
Wolverhampton W. 1 (Richards) Wolverhampton W. 1 (McCalliog)
12,000 35,000
Carl Zeiss: Grapenthin; Preusse, Rock, Weise, Juventus: Piloni (Carmignani); Spinosi, Furino,
Kurbjuweit, Strempel, Irmscher, Stein (Ducke, R.), Marchetti, Morini, Salvadore, Causio, Haller,
Ducke (P.), Scheitler Schlutter (Krauss). Anastasi, Capello, Novellini.
Wolverhampton W.:; Parkes; Shaw, Parkin, Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Shaw, Taylor
Bailey, Munro, McAlle, McCalliog, Hibbitt, (Sunderland), Hegan, Munro, McAlle, McCalliog,
Richards, Dougan, Wagstaffe (Daley). Hibbitt, Richards, Dougan, Wagstafie.
St. Johnstone 1 (Connolly) UT Arad 0

Zeleznicar 0 Tottenham H. 2 (Morgan, England)
9,000 20,000
St. Johnstone: Donaldson; Lambie, Coburn, UT Arad: Vidac; Birau, Lereter, Pojoni, Popovici,
Rennie, Gordon, Whitelaw, Aird, Rooney, Pearson, a Domide, Sima (Axente), Kun, Brozowski,
Connolly, Hall (Aitken). oth,
Zeleznicar: Janius; Kojovic, Beciarspahic, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles,
Bratic, Kapicalinski, Hadziabdic, Jelusic, Jankovic, Pratt, England, Beal, Gilzean (Collins), Perryman,
Bukal, Spreco, Jerkovic. Chivers, Peters, Morgan.
Tottenham H. 3 (Peters, Chivers 2)

QUARTER-FINAL SECOND LEG
Tottenham H. 1 (Gilzean)
Rapid Bucharest 0
UT Arad 1 (Domide)
30,702
30,253
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles,
Coates (Pearce), England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Evans, Knowles,
Chivers, Peters, Neighbour. Coates, England, Naylor, Gilzean, Perryman,
Pratt, Peters, Morgan.
Rapid: Raducanu; Pop, Boc, Codrea, Dinu,
Lupescu, Nasturescu, Musat (Anghelescu), Neagu, UT Arad: Vidac; Birau, Lereter, Popovici,
Dumitru, Codreanu (Ene), Petescu, Pojoni, Sima, Kun, Brozowski, Domide,
Both,
THIRD ROUND, SECOND LEG Wolverhampton W. 2 (Hegan, Dougan)

Dundee 2 (Wallace, Duncan) Juventus 1 (Haller pen.)
A.C. Milan 0 40,421
15,000 Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Shaw, Parkin
Dundee: Hewitt; Wilson (R.), Houston, Steele, (Taylor), Hegan, Munro, McAlle, McCalliog,
Phillip, Stewart, Duncan, Lambie, Wallace, Scott Hibbitt, Richards, Dougan, Wagstaffe.
(J.), (Scott, I.), Wilson (J.) Johnston). Juventus: Piloni; Spinosi, Longobucco, Marchetti,
A.C. Milan: Cudicini; Sabadini, Zignoli, Roveta, Salvadore, Haller, Cuccureddu, Novellini,
Anguilletti, Schnellinger, Biasiolo, Sogliano, Savoldi, Viola.
Benetti, Bignon (Rosato), Rivera, Prati.
SEMI-FINALS, FIRST LEG
Tottenham H. 2 (Perryman 2)
Wolverhampton W. 3 (Hibbitt, Dougan 2)
A.C, Milan 1 (Benetti)
Carl Zeiss Jena 0
42,064
24,811
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles,
Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Shaw, Parkin, Coates (Neighbour) England, Naylor, Gilzean,
Bailey, Munro, McAlle, McCalliog, Hibbitt Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Mullery.
(Sunderland), Richards, Dougan, Wagstaffe.
Milan: Cudicini; Sabadini, Zignoli, Anquilletti,
Carl Zeiss: Grapenthin; Kurbjuweit, Rock, Schnellinger, Rosato, Sogliano, Benetti, Bigon,
Irmscher, Werner, Strempel, Weise, Stein (Hoppe), Rivera, Golin (Zazzaro).
Ducke (P.), Scheitler (Krauss), Schlutter.
Ferencvaros 2 (Szoke pen., Albert)
Zeleznicar 5 (Jankovic, Bukal 3, 1 pen., Spreco)
Wolverhampton W, 2 (Richards, Munro)
St. Johnstone 1 (Rooney)
45,000
12,000
Ferencyaros; Voros; Novak, Pancsics, Megyesi,
Zeleznicar: Janjus; Kojovic (Horvat), Becirspahic
Vepi, Balint, Szoke, Branikovits, Albert, Ku,
Bratic, Katalinski, Hadziabdic, Jelusic, Jankov,
Mucha (Rakosi).
Bukal, Spreco, Derkic.
St. Johnstone: Donaldson; Coburn, Argue, Wolverhampton W.; Parkes; Shaw,
h Taylor,
Rennie, Gordon, Whitelaw (Muir), Aird, Rooney, Hegan, Munro, McAlle, McCalliog, Hibbitt,
Connolly, McPhee, Pearson (Aitken). Richards, Dougan, Wagstaffe.
847
SEMI-FINALS, SECOND LEG FINAL FIRST LEG
A.C. Milan 1 (Rivera) Wolverhampton W. 1 (McCalliog)
Tottenham H. 1 (Mullery) Tottenham H. 2 (Chivers 2)
80,000 38,362
Milan: Cudicini; Anquilletti, Zignoli, Rosato, Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Shaw, Taylor,
Schnellinger, Biaisolo (Sabadini), Golin (Villa), Hegan, Munro, McAlle, McCalliog, Hibbitt,
Benetti, Bigon, Rivera, Prati. Richards, Dougan, Wagstaffe.
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles,
Mullery, England, Beal, Pratt, Perryman, Chivers, Mullery, England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman,
Peters, Coates. Chivers, Peters, Coates (Pratt).
SECOND LEG
Wolverhampton W. 2 (Daley, Munro) Tottenham H. 1 (Mullery)
Ferencvaros 1 (Ku) Wolverhampton W. 1 (Wagstaffe)
37,000 53,000
Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Sunderland, Taylor, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles,
Hegan, Munro, McAlle, McCalliog, Hibbitt, Mullery, England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman,
Richards, Dougan, Daley. Chivers, Peters, Coates.
Ferencyaros: Voros; Horvath (Novak), Pancsics, Wolverhampton W.: Parkes; Shaw, Taylor,
Vepi, Juhasz, Balint, Szoke (Fusi), Branikovits, Hegan, Munro, McAlle, McCalliog, Hibbitt
Albert, Ku, Mucha, (Bailey), Richards, Dougan (Curran), Wagstaffe.
The end of the Fairs Cup

When the U.E.F.A. Cup was introduced in the 1971-72 season it replaced the old Fairs
Cup which had existed since 1955 under several titles of varying length and had actually
been put into operation before the European Cup.
At first it was open to cities where Industrial Fairs were held and representative teams
were often fielded. For instance London entered a side in the opening competition
which ran incredibly from 1955 to 1958.
The next competition took only two years to decide and by 1960-61 it had been organ-
ised along similar lines to the other two competitions in Europe when the Cup Winners
Cup made its appearance that year too.
In later years the Fairs Cup became almost as popular as the other two and since more
than one entry was possible from certain countries a top entry of 64 was able to provide
European football on a grand scale.
As a gesture and in an effort to finally decide the resting place of the trophy, a Fairs
Cup decider was played last season between Barcelona (Spain) and Leeds United
(England). The logic in this choice was that the first ever winners Barcelona met the last
winners, Leeds United.
LT
INTER CITIES FAIRS CUP

(Play-off for the Trophy)
SS a a ee
SEPT, 22
Barcelona 2 (Duenas 2)
Leeds 1 (Jordan)
35,000
emis. Sadurni; Rife, Eladio, Torres, Gallego, Costas, Rexach, Carlos, Duenas, Marcial, Asensi
uste). :
Leeds: Sprake; Reaney, Davey, Bremner, Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Jordan, Belfitt, Giles, Galvin,
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SUMMARY OF APPEARANCES BY
BRITISH TEAMS IN THE EUROPEAN CUP (1956-72)
English clubs Appearances Clubs from Northern Ireland Appearances
Manchester U. Linfield
Liverpool Glentoran
Wolverhampton W. Glenavon
Everton Ards
Burnley Distillery
Tottenham H. Derry C, i
NO
Ipswich T.
Manchester C,
Leeds U.
Arsenal it
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tt
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Clubs from Eire
Scottish clubs Waterford
Rangers Drumcondra
Celtic Shamrock R.
Hearts Dundalk
Dundee Limerick
Kilmarnock Shelbourne
Hibernian NAN
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SUMMARY OF APPEARANCES BY
BRITISH CLUBS IN THE EUROPEAN CUP WINNERS’ CUP
English clubs Appearances Clubs from Northern Ireland Appearances
Tottenham H, 3 Crusaders 2
Chelsea 2 Glenavon 1
Manchester C, 2 Bangor 1
West Ham U. 2 Linfield 1
Liverpool 2 Coleraine 1
Wolverhampton W. 1 Glentoran 1
Leicester C. 1 Ards 1
Manchester U. 1 Derry C. 1
Everton 1 Distillery 1
W.B.A. 1 Ireland
Shamrock R, 5
Scottish clubs rele 2
Rangers 5 Shelbourne 1
ee ong ; Cork Celtic 1
eee
Aberdeen 2 Winners Tottenham H. 1962-63
inndes 1 West Ham U. 1964-65
Manchester C. 1969-70
Welsh clubs Chelsea 1970-71
Cardiff C. 8 Rangers 1971-72
Swansea City (then Town) z Finalists Liverpool 1965-66
Bangor C. 1 Rangers 1960-61
Borough U. 1 1966-67
SUMMARY OF APPEARANCES OF BRITISH CLUBS

IN THE EUROPEAN FAIRS CUP & U.E.F.A. CUP
English Clubs from Northern Ireland

6 Leeds U. 4 Glentoran
4 Liverpool 2 Linfield, Coleraine
3 Birmingham C., Chelsea, Everton, Arsenal, Clubs from Eire
4 ae ateTe cincbitd ibeagthna tion 2 Dundalk, Shelbourne,
effie 9 ” . Patricks Ath, Cork Hibs,
1. Manchester U., Burnley, W.B.A., Coventry C., 1 Dramcondes, St, Patricks
London Rep. XI, Wolverhampton W. Winners
Tottenham Leeds U. 1967-68, 1970-71
Newcastle U. 1968-69
Arsenal 1969-70
Scottish Tottenham H. 1971-72
Hibernian, Dunfermline Ath.
Kilmarnock Finalists
Hearts, Rangers, Dundee U. Leeds U. 1966-67
Aberdeen, Dundee Birmingham C, 1958-60, 1960-61
Morton, Celtic, Partick T., St. Johnstone Wolverhampton W. 1971-72
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European Competitions
Progress of entries from Great Britain and Eire
1955-56
EUROPEAN CUP Hibernian (Semi-Final)
1955-58
EUROPEAN London beat Basle, Frankfurt and Lausanne before losing to Barcelona 2-2, 2-6
INTER-CITIES in the Final.
FAIRS CUP Birmingham C. knocked out Inter and Zagreb before losing to Barcelona 4-3, 0-1
ga
and 1a 2 at Basle. a
1956-57
EUROPEAN CUP Manchester U. (Semi-Final) Rangers (First Round Proper)
1957-58 Manchester U. (Semi-Final) Glenayon (Preliminary Round)

EUROPEAN CUP Rangers (First Round Proper) Shamrock R. (Preliminary Round)
1958-60
FAIRS CUP Birmingham C. (Runners-Up) Chelsea (Second Round)
1958-59
EUROPEAN CUP Wolverhampton W. (First Round) Drumcondra (Preliminary Round)
Ards (Preliminary Round) Hearts (Preliminary Round)
1959-60
EUROPEAN CUP Rangers (Semi-Final) Linfield (Preliminary Round)
Wolverhampton W. (Quarter-Final) Shamrock R. (Preliminary Round)
1960-61
EUROPEAN CUP Burnley (Quarter-Final) Limerick (Preliminary Round)
Hearts (Preliminary Round) Glenayon—Forfeited
EUROPEAN
CUP WINNERS’ CUP Rangers (Runners-Up) Wolverhampton W. (Semi-Final)
FAIRS CUP Birmingham C, (Runners-Up) Hibernian (Semi-Final)
1961-62
EUROPEAN CUP Tottenham H. (Semi-Final) Drumcondra (Preliminary Round)
Rangers (Quarter-Final) Linfield (Preliminary Round)
EUROPEAN Dunfermline Ath. (Quarter-Final) Swansea T. (First Round)

CUP WINNERS’ CUP Leicester C. (Second Round) Glenavon (First Round)
FAIRS CUP Sheffield W. (Quarter-Final) Nottingham F, (First Round)

Hearts (Second Round)
1962-63
EUROPEAN CUP Dundee (Semi-Final) Shelbourne (Preliminary Round)
Ipswich T, (First-Round) Linfield (Preliminary Round)
EUROPEAN Tottenham H. (Winners) Shamrock R. (Second Round)

CUP WINNERS’ CUP Rangers (Second Round) Bangor C. (First Round)
FAIRS CUP Hibernian (Quarter-Final) Everton (First Round)

Dunfermline Ath. (Second Round)
1963-64
EUROPEAN CUP Rangers (Preliminary Round) Dundalk (Preliminary Round)
Everton (Preliminary Round) Distillery (Preliminary Round)
EUROPEAN Celtic (Semi-Final) Borough U. (Second Round)
CUP WINNERS’ CUP Manchester U. (Quarter-Final) Tottenham H. (Second Round)
Linfield (Second Round) Shelbourne (First Round)
FAIRS CUP Partick T. (Second Round) Hearts (First Round)

Arsenal (Second Round) Glentoran (First Round)
Sheffield W. (Second Round)
ES
1964-65
EUROPEAN CUP Liverpool (Semi-Final) Shamrock R. (Preliminary Round)
Rangers (Quarter-Final) Glentoran (Preliminary Round)
850
EUROPEAN West Ham U. (Winners) Cork Celtic (First Round)
CUP WINNERS’ CUP Cardiff C. (Quarter-Final) Derry C. (First Round)
Dundee (Second Round)
FAIRS CUP Manchester U. (Semi-Final)
Celtic (Second Round)
Dunfermline Ath, (Third Round)
Shelbourne (Second Round)
Everton (Third Round)
Kilmarnock (Second Round)
ee
eyeSeer et
1965-66
EUROPEAN CUP Manchester U. (Semi-Final) Kilmarnock (First Round)
Derry C. (First Round) Drumcondra (Preliminary Round)
EUROPEAN Liverpool (Runners-Up) Limerick (First Round)
CUP WINNERS’ CUP Celtic (Semi-Final) Cardiff C. (First Round)
West Ham U. (Semi-Final) Coleraine (First Round)
FAIRS CUP Leeds U. (Semi-Final) Everton (Second Round)
Chelsea (Semi-Final) Glentoran (First Round)
Dunfermline Ath. (Quarter-Final) Hibernian (First Round)
Hearts (Third Round)
Celtic (Winners) Liverpool (First Round)

Linfield (Quarter-Final) Waterford (Preliminary Round)
EUROPEAN Rangers (Runners-Up) Glentoran (First Round)
CUP WINNERS’ CUP Everton (Second Round) Swansea T. (First Round)
Shamrock R. (Second Round)
FAIRS CUP Leeds U. (Runners-Up) W.B.A. (Third Round)

Kilmarnock (Semi-Final) Dunfermline Ath. (Second Round)
Burnley (Quarter-Final) Drumcondra (First Round)
Dundee U. (Third Round)
1967-68
EUROPEAN CUP Manchester U. (Winners) Celtic (First Round)
Dundalk (First Round) Glentoran (First Round)
EUROPEAN Cardiff C. (Semi-Final) Crusaders (First Round)

CUP WINNERS’ CUP Aberdeen (Second Round) Shamrock R, (First Round)
Tottenham H. (Second Round)
FAIRS CUP Leeds U. (Winners) Rangers (Quarter-Final)

Dundee (Semi-Final) Nottingham F. (Second Round)
Hibernian (Third Round) Linfield (First Round)
Liverpool (Third Round) St. Patricks (First Round)
1968-69
EUROPEAN CUP Manchester U. (Semi-Final) Glentoran (First Round)
Celtic (Quarter-Final) Waterford (First Round)
Manchester C. (First Round)
Dunfermline Ath. (Semi-Final) Cardiff C. (First Round)

W.B.A. (Quarter-Final) Shamrock R, (First Round)
Crusaders (First Round)
Newcastle U. (Winners) Chelsea (Second Round)
Rangers (Semi-Final) Dundalk (Second Round)
Leeds U. (Quarter-Final) Liverpool (First Round)
Hibernian (Third Round) Linfield (First Round)
Aberdeen (Second Round) Morton (First Round)
ee
1969-70
EUROPEAN CUP Celtic (Runners-Up) Waterford (First Round)
Leeds U. (Semi-Final) Linfield (First Round)
EUROPEAN Manchester C. (Winners) Ards (First Round)

CUP WINNERS’ CUP Rangers (Second Round) Shamrock R. (First Round)
Cardiff (Second Round)
EUROPEAN Arsenal (Winners) Kilmarnock (Third Round)

FAIRS CUP Newcastoe U. (Quarter-Finals) Dundee U. (First Round)
Dunfermline Ath. (Third Round) Coleraine (Second Round)
Southampton (Third Round) Dundalk (First Round)
Liverpool (Second Round) Glentoran (First Round)
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ES ee
1970-71
EUROPEAN CUP Celtic (Quarter Final) Waterford (Second Round)
Everton (Quarter Final) Glentoran (First Round)
EUROPEAN Manchester C. (Semi-Final) Linfield (First Round)

CUP WINNERS CUP Chelsea (Winners) Aberdeen (First Round)
Cardiff C. (Quarter Final) Bohemians (Preliminary Round)
EUROPEAN Leeds U. (Winners) Dundee U. (Second Round)

FAIRS CUP Arsenal (Quarter Final) Coventry C. (Second Round)
Liverpool (Semi-Final) Cork Hibernians (First Round)
Newcastle U. (Second Round) Rangers (First Round)
Coleraine (Second Round) Kilmarnock (First Round)
1971-72 é
EUROPEAN CUP Arsenal (Quarter-Final) Linfield (First Round)
Celtic (Semi-Final) Cork Hibs. (First Round)
EUROPEAN .
CUP WINNERS CUP Liverpool (Second Round) Rangers (Winners)
Chelsea (Second Round) Distillery (First Round)
Cardiff C. (First Round) Limerick (First Round)
U.E.F.A, CUP Tottenham H. (Winners) Dundee (Third Round)

Wolverhampton W. (Runners-up) Aberdeen (Second Round)
Leeds (First Round) St. Johnstone (Third Round)
Southampton (First Round)
Shelbourne (First Round)
Glentoran (First Round)
European Cup European Cup-Winners’ Inter-Cities’ Fairs’ Cup

Cup U.E.F.A. Cup
Record Home Victory Manchester VU. 10, Sporting Lisbon 16, 1. FC. Cologne 13,
Anderlecht 0 Apoel 1 (1963-64) U.S. Luxembourg O.
(1956-57) (1965-66)
Ipswich 10, Floriana 0 Chelsea 13,
(1962-63) Jeunesse Hautcharage 0
Benfica 10, Stade (1971-72)
Dudelange 0
(1965-66)
Feyenoord 12,
Reykjavik 2
Leeds 10, Lyn Oslo 0
(both 69-70)
Record Away Victory Valkeakosken 1, Reipas 2, Honved 10 Spora 0 Leeds 9

Anderlecht 10 (1965-66) (1967-68)
(1966-67)
Most Goals in One Match Ohlsson (IFK Emmerich (Borussia Zaldua (Barcelona v
Gothenburg v Dortmund v Floriana, DOS Utrecht 1965-66)
Linfield, 1959-60) 1965-66)—6
Lofquist (Odense B.13 v Osgood (Chelsea v
US Luxembourg, Hangchss2¢° 1971-72)
1961-62) —each 5
Crawford (Ipswich v
Floriana (1962-63)
Kotkov (Locomotive
Sofia v Malmo FF,
1965-66)
Albert (Ferencvaros v
Keflavik, 1965-66)
Van Himst (Anderlecht
v Valkeakosken,
1966-67)—each 5
Most Goals in Season Altafini ae Milan) 14, Emmerich (Borussia Law (Manchester U.) 9,
1962-6 Dortmund), 14, 1964
1965-66
Record Attendance 134,000, Real Madrid v 100,000, West Ham U. v 72,000, Ferencvaros v
Manchester Us Munich 1860, Final, Manchester U, Semi-
1956-57 Wembley, 1964-65 final playoff, 1964-65
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ANGLO-ITALIAN TOURNAMENT 1971
MAY 26 Group 3
Group 1 Roma (0) 0
Swindon (1) 2 (Noble, Gough) Stoke C. (0) 1 (Ritchie)
Bologna (1) 2 (Rizzo, Prini) Verona (0) 1 (Clerici)
Huddersfield T. (1) 2 (Ellam, Smith) Blackpool (1) 4 (Alcock, Suddaby, Wann, Hutchison)
Sampdoria (0) 0
JUNE4
Group 2 Bologna (0) 1 (Rizzo)
C, Palace (1) 1 (Tambling) Huddersfield T. (0) 0
Cagliari (0) 0
Cagliari (0) 1 (Domenghini)
W.B.A. (1) 1 (Wile) W.B.A. (0) 0
Inter Milan (0) 1 (Oriali) Inter-Milan (0) 1 (Burgnich)
C. Palace (1) 2 (Tambling 2)
Group 3
Verona (1) 2 (Clerici 2, 2 pens.)
Blackpool (2) 3 (Burns, Suddick, Nicholson) Stoke C. (0) 1 (Ritchie)
Verona (1) 3 (Clerici 2, Orazi)
Roma (0) 1 (Petrelli)
Stoke C. (1) 2 (Greenhoff, Smith) Blackpool (0) 2 (Bentley, Hutchinson)
Roma (0) 2 (Larossi, Vieri)
MAY 29 ‘
JUNE5
Group 1 Sampdoria (0) 1 (Suarez pen.)
Swindon T. (1) 2 (Peplow, Noble)
Swindon T. (3) 4 (Horsfield, Noble, Peplow, Rogers
pen.
Sampdoria (0) 1 (Francesconi) FINAL—June 12, 1971, at Bologna
Huddersfield T. (0) 2 (Cherry, Smith, D.) Bologna (1) 1 (Pace)
Bologna (1) 3 (Savoldi, Bulgarelli 2)
Blackpool (0) 2 (Craven, Burns)
Group 2 30,000 (after extra time)
C. Palace (1) 1 (Birchenall) Blackpool: Burridge; Hatton, Bentley, Ainscow
Inter-Milan (0) 1 (Boninsegna) (Wann), Alcock, Suddaby, Burns, Green, Craven
(Johnston), Suddick, Hutchinson.
W.B.A. (0) 1 (Astle)
Cagliari (1) 2 (Mauncini, Domenghini) Bologna: Wavassori; Roversi, Fedele, Cresci,
Janich, Gregori, Perani (Ghetti), Rizzo, Savoldi,
Group 3 Scala (Pasqualino), Pace.
Blackpool (1) 1 (Bertini og)
Roma (1) 3 (Vieri 2, Cappellini) ENGLISH CLUBS
Stoke C. (0) 2 (Ritchie, Jump) PHLWiOD ICL eR y JAP Pts:
Verona (0) 0 Blackpool AWS 2h a 1 10 Sen 05
Swindon T. rw 1 1 Ce 14
JUNE 1 Stoke C. Ai ed ewe |
Huddersfield T. As Be2 Olver 2 16a ol
Group 1 C. Palace oe | 1 4 4 9
Bologna (1) 3 (Bulgarelli, Rizzo, Cresci) W.B.A. Amel) her] AAS 2 5 3
Swindon (0) 1 (Noble)
Sampdoria (1) 2 (Francesconi, Cristin) ITALIAN CLUBS
Huddersfield T. (0) 3 (Chapman 2, Cherry) PU Wa De LF AL Pts:
Group 2 Bologna 7a Vago” be jin 5 16
Cagliari 4 132210 28 US 2matt
Cagliari (1) 2 (Riva 2) Roma 4-9 Jamil wrBenh ee)
C. Palace (0) 0 Verona Aan. jlawceno eel Oleeo
Inter-Milan (0) 1 (Bertini) Inter-Milan Au trite: AQ MN Larn4 4 8
W.B.A. (0) 0 Sampdoria Any 10 opOulndoult ina hl jo 4
ANGLO-ITALIAN LEAGUE CUP WINNERS CUP 1971

1969 Roma 2 Swindon T. 1 1970 Bologna 1 Manchester C. 0
Swindon T. 4 Roma 0 Manchester C. 2 Bologna 2
ANGLO-ITALIAN LEAGUE CUP WINNERS CUP 1972

First Leg Second Leg
SEPT. 1 SEPT. 22
Torino 0 Tottenham H. 2 (Chivers, Gilzean)
Tottenham H. 1 (Chivers) Torino0
38,000 Played in Turin 33,000 Played in London
Torino: Castellini (Sattolo); Mozzini, Fossati, Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles,
Zecchini, Cereser, Agroppi, Rampanti, Ferrini, Mullery, England, Beal, Coates, Perryman,
Pulici (Bui), Sala, Toschi. Chivers, Peters, Gilzean.
Tottenham H.: Jennings; Kinnear, Want, Torino: Castellini; Lombardo, Fossati, Zecchini,
Mullery, England, Beal, Coates, Perryman, Cereser, Agroppi, Crivelli (Luppi), Ferrini, Bui
Chivers, Peters, Gilzean. (Pulici), Sala, Toschi,
853
World Club Championship
Although competed for annually only between the winners of the European Cup and its
South American equivalent — the Copa de los Libertadores — this all embracing title
does concern the two leading and most commercialised football continents of the world.
It was not until the South Americans started their own cup competition specifically to
provide a challenger for the European winners in 1960 that the World Club Champion-
ship was launched. In the early years there was little hint of the unhappy incidents which
have subsequently grown into an all too familiar tradition.
In the first twelve competitions the South Americans have had the edge with seven
victories to five and it is perhaps significant in view of the passions which this tournament
has aroused, that only once when Feyenoord of the Netherlands were successful in 1970,
has a non-Latin side managed to win it. ) b :
In keeping with the rather haphazard arrangement and non-official blessing given it,
the manner of determining the final has also been most unsatisfactory. Though home
and away matches were played, goal average did not count so a win by both teams would
force a play-off on the ground of the team playing at home in the second match. But in
1969 it was decided that goal average would after all find the winners.
Real Madrid who were then on the crest of their European Cup successes became the
first holders when they defeated Penarol (Uruguay) in the initial tournament. The
Uruguayans were able to turn the tables in the 1966 final by which time the old Real
Madrid team had largely disappeared.
The first taste of serious altercation came during the 1963 final between Santos
(Brazil) and AC Milan (Italy). A player from each side was sent off in the play-off which
Santos won.
But the real trouble came in 1967 when Celtic went to Buenos Aires for the second
game with Racing Club (Argentina). Even before the match Celtic’s goalkeeper Ronnie
Simpson was knocked out by a missile from the crowd and took no part in the game.
When the action got under way, four Celtic and two Racing players were sent off.
The following year was scarcely any better. Another Argentinian side Estudiantes
de la Plata was involved with Manchester United. In Bueons Aires Nobby Stiles was
sent off — but only for disputing a linesman’s decision and at Old Trafford George Best
and the Argentinian Medina were ordered off for fighting.
AC Milan suffered even more at the hands of Estudiantes the following year when
with a comfortable three goal lead from the first leg they fell foul of their opponents in
Buenos Aires. Their Argentinian born centre forward Nestor Combin had his nose
broken and as a result of this and other unsavoury incidents three Estudiantes players
received lengthy suspensions by order of the country’s President.
Feyenoord were roughed up when Estudiantes appeared in their third successive
final and largely as a result of this, Ajax Amsterdam refused to meet Nacional of
Uruguay in the 1971 final. Eventually Panathinaikos the beaten European Cup Finalists
agreed to play and unfortunately lost a player with a broken leg in the first match — but
it must be said that although the player who caused the accident was sent off, it was one
of very few bad incidents.
The 1972 qualifiers were Ajax Amsterdam who won the European Cup for the second
year in succession and Independiente (Argentina) from the South American Cup.
In the final of the latter competition the Argentinians defeated Universitario Lima
(Peru), drawing 0-0 in Peru and winning on their own soil 2-1.
It was a particularly satisfying performance for Independiente because for the first
time in many years the strong Brazilian clubs also entered the competition.
Undoubtedly the ideal operation of a World Club Championship would be to take in
the other continents and moves towards this end are now in their infancy. But until
stricter measures can be taken under the present set-up, there seems little point in develo-
ping hostilities on a really world-wide scale.
854
World Club Championship
(To be played annually between the winners of the European Cup and the winners of
the South American Champions Cup — known as the Copa de los Libertadores.)
1960 1963
Montevideo, July 3 Milan, October 16
Penarol (0) 0 Milan (2) 4 (Trapattoni, Amarildo 2, Mora)
Real Madrid (0) 0 Santos (0) 2 (Pele 2, 1 pen)
Penarol; Maidana; Martinez, Aguerre, Pino, Milan : Ghezzi; David, Trebbi, Pelagalli, Maldini,
Salvador, Concalves, Cubilla, Linazza, Hohberg, Trapattoni, Mora, Lodetti, Altafini, Rivera,
Spencer, Borges. Amarildo.
Real Madrid: Dominguez; Marquitos, Pachin, Santos: Gilmar; Lima, Haroldo, Calvet, Geral-
Vidal, Santamaria, Zarraga, Canario, Del Sol, Di dino, Zito, Mengalvio, Dorval, Coutinho, Pele,
Stefano, Puskas, Bueno. Pepe.
Madrid, September 4 Rio, November 14
Real Madrid (4) 5 (Puskas 2, Di Stefano, Herrera, Santos (0) 4 (Pepe 2, Almir, Lima)
Gento)
Milan (2) 2 (Altafini, Mora)
Penarol (0) 1 (Borges)
Real Madrid: Dominguez; Marquitos, Pachin, Santos: Gilmar; Ismail, Dalmo, Mauro, Haroldo,
Vidal, Santamaria, Zarraga, Herrera, Del Sol, Di Lima, Mengalvio, Dorval, Coutinho, Almir, Pepe.
Stefano, Puskas, Gento. Milan: Ghezzi; Trebbi, Pelagalli, Maldini,
Penarol: Maidana; Pino, Mayewki, Aguerre, Trapattoni, Mora, Lodetti, Altafini, Rivera,
Salvador, Cubilla, Linazza, Hohberg, Spencer, Amarildo.
Borges.
Rio, November 16
1961 Santos (1) 1 (Dalmo pen)
Milan (0)0
Lisbon, September 4
Santos: Gilmar; Ismael, Dalmo, Mauro,
Benfica (0) 1 (Coluna) Haroldo, Lima, Mengalvio, Dorval, Coutinho,
Penarol (0) 0 Almir, Pepe.
Benfica: Costa Pereira, Angelo, Joao, Neto, Milan: Balzarini (Barluzzi); Pelagalli, Trebbi,
Saraiva, Cruz, Jose Augusto, Santana, Aguas, Benitez, Maldini, Trapattoni, Mora, Lodetti,
Coluna, Cavem. Altafini, Amarildo, Fortunato.
Penarol: Maidana; Gonzalez, Martinez, Aguerre,
Cano, Goncalves, Cubilla, Spencer, Cabrera, Sasia,
Ledesma. 1964
Montevideo, September 17 Buenos Aires, September 9
Penarol (4) 5 (Sasia pen, Joya 2, Spencer 2) Independiente (0) 1 (Rodriguez)
Benfica (0) 0 Inter-Milan (0) 0
Penarol: Maidana; Gonzalez, Martinez, Aguerre, Independiente: Santoro; Ferreiro, Rolan, Aceve-
Cano, Goncalves, Cubilla, Ledesma, Sasia, Spencer, do, Guzman, Maldonado, Bernao, Mura, Prospitti,
oya. Rodriguez, Savoy.
Benfica: Costa Pereira; Angelo, Joao, Neto,
Saraiva, Cruz, Jose Augusto, Santana, Mendes, Inter: Sarti; Burgnich, Facchetti, Tagnin,
Coluna, Cavem. Guarneri, Picchi, Jair, Mazzola, Peiro, Suarez,
Corso.
Montevideo, September 19
Milan, September 23
Penarol (2) 2 (Sasia 2, 1 pen)
Inter-Milan (2) 2 (Mazzola, Corso)
Benfica (1) 1 (Eusebio)
Penarol: Maidana; Gonzalez, Martinez, Aguerre, Independiente (0) 0
Cano, Goncalves, Cubilla, Ledesma, Sasia, Spencer, Inter: Sarti; Burgnich, Facchetti, Malatrasi,
oya. Guarneri, Picchi, Jair, Mazzola, Milani, Suarez,
Benfica: Costa Pereira; Angelo, Cruz, Neto, Corso.
Humberto, Coluna, Jose Augusto, Eusebio, Aguas, Independiente: Santoro; Acevedo, Decaria, Mal-
Cavem, Simoes. donado, Ferreiro, Paflik, Suarez, Mura, Prospiti,
Rodriguez, Savoy.
1962 Madrid. September 26
Rio, September 19 Inter-Milan (0) 1 (Corso)
Santos (1) 3 (Pele 2, Coutinho) Independiente (0) 0
Benfica (0) 2 (Santana 2) ; Inter: Sarti; Malatrasi, Facchetti, Tagnin,
Santos: Gilmar; Lima, Calvet, Zito, Mauro, Guarneri, Picchi, Domenghini, Peiro, Milani,
Dalmo, Dorval, Mengalvio, Coutinho, Pele, Pepe. Suarez, Corso.
Benfica: Costa Pereira; Jacinto, Raul, Humberto, Independiente: Santoro; Guzman, Decaria,
Cruz, Cavem, Coluna, Jose Augusto, Santana, Acevedo, Paflik, Maldonado, Bernao, Prospitti,
Eusebio, Simoes. Suarez, Rodriguez, Savoy.
Lisbon, October 11
Benfica (0) 2 (Eusebio, Santana)
1965
Santos (2) 5 (Pele 3, Coutinho, Pepe)
Milan, September 8
Benfica: Costa Pereira; Jacinto, Raul, Humberto, Inter-Milan (2) 3 (Peiro, Mazzola 2)
Cruz, Cavem, Coluna, Jose Augusto, Santana,
Eusebio, Simoes. Independiente (0) 0
Santos: Gilmar; Olavo, Calvet, Dalmo, Mauro, Inter: Sarti; Burgnich, Facchetti, Bedin, Guar-
Lima, Dorval, Zito, Coutinho, Pele, Pepe. neri, Picchi, Jair, Mazzola, Peiro, Suarez, Corso.
855
Independiente : Santoro; Pavoni, Navarro, Acevedo, Estudiantes (1) 1 (Veron)
Guzman, Ferreiro, Bernao, De La Mata, Avallay, Manchester U.: Stepney; Dunne, Brennan,
Rodriguez, Savoy. Crerand, Foulkes, Sadler, Morgan, Kidd, Charlton,
Buenos Aires, September 15 Law (Sartori), Best.
Estudiantes : Poletti; Malbernat, Suarez, Madero,
Independiente (0) 0
Medina, Bilardo, Pachame, Togneri, Ribaudo,
Inter-Milan (0) 0 Conigliaro, Veron (Echecopar).
Independiente ; Santoro; Navarro, Pavoni, Rolan,
Guzman, Ferreiro, Bernao, Mura, Avallay, Mori,
Savoy. 1969
Inter: Sarti; Burgnich, Facchetti, Bedin, Guar- Milan, October 8
neri, Picchi, Jair, Mazzola, Peiro, Suarez, Corso. Milan (2) 3 (Sormani 2, Combin)
1966 Estudiantes (0) 0
Montevideo, October 12 Milan: Cudicini; Malatrasi, Anquilletti, Rosato
Penarol (1) 2 (Spencer 2) Schnellinger, Lodetti, Rivera, Fogli, Sormani,
Combin (Rognoni), Prati.
Real Madrid (0) 0
Estudiantes: Poletti; Aguirre, Suarez, Manera,
Penarol: Mazurkiewicz; Forlan, Gonzalez, Gon- Madero, Malbernat, Bilardo, Togneri, Echecopar,
calves, Lezcano, Varela, Abbadie, Cortes, Spencer, Flores, Conigliaro, Veron.
Rocha, Joya.
Buenos Aires, October 22
Real Madrid: Betancort; Pachin, Sanchis, Ruiz,
De Felipe, Zoco, Serena, Amancio, Pirri, Velaz- Estudiantes (2) 2 (Aguirre, Suarez, Conigliaro)
quez, Bueno. Milan (1) 1 (Rivera)
Madrid, October 26 Estudiantes: Poletti; Manera, Aguirre, Suarez,
Real Madrid (0) 0 Madero, Malbernat, Bilardo (Echecopar), Romeo,
Togneri, Conigliaro, Taverna, Veron.
Penarol (2) 2 (Rocha pen, Spencer)
Milan: Cudicini; Malatrasi (Fogli), Anquilletti,
Real Madrid: Betancort; Calpe, Sanchis, Pirri, Maldera, Rosato, Schnellinger, Lodetti, Rivera,
De Felipe, Zoco, Serena, Amancio, Grosso, Sormani, Combin, Prati (Rognoni).
Velazquez, Gento.
Penarol: Mazurkiewicz; Gonzalez, Caetano,
Goncalves, Lezcano, Warela, Abbadie, Cortes, 1970
Spencer, Rocha, Joya.
Buenos Aires, August 26
1967 Estudiantes (2) 2 (Echecopar, Veron)
Glasgow, October 18 Feyenoord (1) 2 (Kindvall, Van Hanegem)
Celtic (0) 1 (McNeill) Estudiantes: Errea; Pagnanini, Spadaro, Togneri,
Racing Club (0) 0 Malbernat, Bilardo (Solari), Pachame, Echecopar
Celtic: Simpson; Craig, Gemmell, Murdoch, (Rudzki), Conigliaro, Flores, Veron.
McNeill, Clark, Johnstone, Lennox, Wallace, Feyenoord: Treytel; Romeyn, Israel, Laseroms,
Auld, Hughes. Van Duivenbode, Hasil, Jansen, Van Hanegem
Racing: Cejas; Perfumo, Diaz, Martin, Mori, (Boskamp), Wery, Kindvall, Moulijn.
Basile, Raffo, Rulli, Cardenas, Rodriguez, Maschio. Rotterdam, September 9
Buenos Aires, November 1 Feyenoord (0) 1 (Van Deale)
Racing Club (1) 2 (Raffo, Cardenas) Estudiantes (0) 0
Celtic (1) 1 (Gemmell pen) Feyenoord: Treytel; Romeyn, Israel, Laseroms,
Racing: Cejas; Perfumo, Chabay, Martin, Rulli, Van Duivenbode, Hasil (Boskamp), Van Hanegem,
Basile, Raffo, Cardoso, Cardenas, Rodriguez, Jansen, Wery, Kindvall, Moulijn (Van Deale).
Maschio. Estudiantes: Pezzano; Malbernat, Spadaro,
Celtic: Fallon; Craig, Gemmell, Murdoch, Togneri, Medina (Pagnanini), Bilardo, Pachame,
McNeill, Clark, Johnstone, Wallace, Chalmers, Romeo, Conigliaro (Rudzki), Flores, Veron.
O’Neill, Lennox.
Montevideo, November 4
1971
Racing Club (0) 1 (Cardenas)
Celtic (0) 0 Athens, December 15
Racing: Cejas; Perfumo, Chabay, Martin, Rulli, Panathinaikos (0) 1 (Filakouris)
Basile, Raffo, Cardoso, Cardenas, Rodriguez, Nacional (0) 1 (Artime)
Maschio. Panathinaikos: Ikonomopoulos; Tomaras (Vla-
Celtic: Fallon; Craig, Gemmell, Murdoch, hos), Kapsis, Sourpis, Athanassopoulos, Elefthera-
McNeill, Clark, Johnstone, Lennox, Wallace, kis, Filakouris, Dimitrou, Kouvos, Antoniadis,
Auld, Hughes. Domazos.
1968 Nacional: Manga; Masnik, Maneiro, Montero
Castillo, Blanco, Ubina, Esparrago, Cubilla,
Buenos Aires, September 25 Artime, Brunel, Morales.
Estudiantes (1) 1 (Conigliaro)
Montevideo, December 29
Manchester U. (0) 0
Nacional (1) 2 (Artime 2)
Estudiantes : Poletti; Malbernat, Suarez, Madero,
Medina, Bilardo, Pachame, Togneri, Ribaudo, Panathinaikos (0) 1 (Filakouris)
Conigliaro, Veron. Nacional: Manga; Ubina, Brunel, Masnik,
Manchester U.: Stepney; Dunne, Burns, Crerand, Blanco, Montero Castillo, Maneiro, Exparrago,
Foulkes, Stiles, Morgan, Sadler, Law, Charlton, Cubilla (Mujica), Artime, Mamelli (Bareno).
est. Panathinaikos: Ykonomopoulos; Mitropoulos,
Manchester, October 16 Kapsis, Sourpis, Athanassopoulos, Kamaras
(Filakouris), Domazos, Eleftherakis, Dimitrou,
Manchester U. (0) 1 (Morgan) Antoniadis, Koudas.
856
Derby County players taking time off from their first League Championship success to
pose with French singing star Sacha Distel. Back: Kevin Hector, Alan Hinton, Colin
Roainiltan EPrant: Tnahn McQinvern Sacha Timmy Qardon (trainer)
Rangers captain John Greig is mobbed by wildly cheering fans
after the Scots victory over Moscow Dynamo in the European Cup Winners Cup Final
Leeds United Manager Don Revie was honoured as
Manager of the Year by Bell’s Whisky
Johan Cruyff (partly hidden, light shirt) heads Ajax’s second goal against
Inter-Milan in the European Cup Final in Rotterdam. Cruyff was
European Footballer of the Year in 1971
Hereford United players celebrate after their F.A. Cup giant-killing act against
Newcastle United. They had later cause for more rejoicing on being elected
Ted MacDougall of Bournemouth maintained his goalscoring reputation by scoring
47 League and Cup goals during the season
“s
¢--~~, Referee Tommy Dawes appears to be displeased with Crystal Palace No. 4 Steve Kember
This photograph was placed first in the Sport Category of Rothmans Awards for the
Dees ria) ani TitatrreaclatTt haw Aamo nt anc tation bce Reanliz= Davan TaAandan DhAta A wanntr
“Never mind the ball, let’s get on with the game’ by Clive Limpkin of the Sun who wa
joint second in the Rothmans Awards for the British Press Pictures.
Hull City’s Chris Chilton (9) gets together with Stoke City’s Dennis Smith
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‘Happy Pools winner’, photograph by Peter Sheppard of the Daily Mirror,

Manchester. It won first prize in the Human Interest section
of the Rothmans Awards
Outstanding Photographs of 1971-72
West Ham United’s Ade Coker made a fine impression on his debut against
Crystal Palace and in subsequent appearances in the club’s attack
Conga time at Highbury with Arsenal and Ipswich Town
players putting their best feet forward
Neck and neck . . . with Celtic’s Jim Brogan and
Rangers Willie Johnston (right) disputing possession
Chelsea’s Ron Harris (3) turns his back as John Craven (Crystal Palace)
attempts to clear the ball
Leeds United full-back Terry Cooper (left) in a mid-air collision
with Everton’s John Hurst
Jon Sammels of Leicester City (left) finds a former Arsenal
colleague Peter Storey in a different mood on his Highbury return
A goalkeeper’s lot .. . Nottingham Forest goalkeeper
Jim Barron reflects on his luck — or lack of it
Soccer—the World game
While it is recognised that the present strongholds of the game are Europe and South
America, the emerging continents are Africa and Asia who might well challenge the other
two during the next decade.
The Africans are already at an advanced stage with a Nations Cup for countries and
a similar competition for clubs organised on the lines of the European Cup.
And despite considerable political and social problems the Asians have also made
their mark. The North Koreans provided one of the biggest surprises in modern times
when they reached the quarter-finals of the World Cup in 1966.
Yn 1970 Morocco and Israel reached the last sixteen of the same competition and were
accompanied by another of the game’s lesser brethren El Salvador.
The latter qualified largely because Mexico, who hitherto had been the strongest
country in the North and Central American Zone in the past, were hosts for this world
championship.
Although these three countries were not outclassed, they failed to either make any
impact or reach any further in the competition.
Providing that the continents of the world can find the time and money to develop
their game not only within their own spheres but in co-operation with their neighbours,
the overall standard of football must improve in the farther-flung outposts.
Apart from the World Cup which can only serve the needs of asmall proportion of
those who wish to compete in the final stages, the Olympic Games competition, though
much maligned, can provide the extra opportunity for those continents wishing to
enhance their prospects as international forces.
Unfortunately the greatest difficulty which faces the growth of the game at all levels
and on all continents is the stranglehold which political and idealogical alignment forces
on the freedom of many countries.
Although the Koreans showed courage and ability their chief weakness was in tactics.
This was due mainly to the limit of their playing horizons. But at the same time it posed
a thought that the Chinese in such a vast country as theirs must be able to field a team
of equal if not greater strength.
Whether they will ever become universally accepted and filter through into the World
Cup preliminaries is another matter of course and can only be answered in political
terms.
But just as Eusebio from Mozambique has made his name in Portugal, and Salif
Keita of Mali has earned a justified reputation in recent years as a professional in France,
perhaps one day someone from China will become as famous a name in football
around the world as Pele.
Football not only cuts across frontiers it represents a cross section of communities as
no other game. There are competitions as widely ranging — in the light of modern events
—as the World Military Championships and the European Universities Champ.onships.
The game is a great social equaliser as well as an exercise in sport and if contests be-
tween rival countries often produce altercation it is nothing to the conflict which has
always existed between people of different races and creeds.
It has been said that the World Cup qualifying match for the 1970 competition
between El Salvador and Honduras sparked off a war between the two countries. In
reality it was used as an excuse to enter into armed combat with neighbours who have
always regarded each other with mutual dislike.
Strangely enough it has often been the closest of neighbours who have fallen out on
the football field yet those whose interests and way of life is quite apart have found
more common ground in the game than out of it.
R.F. 72/3-45 873

A Continent Captivated by Football
Introduction to the European Nations Section
Although football in Europe is controlled by one authority — the Union Européenes des
Associations de Football (U.E.F.A.)—the structure of the game at all levels differs, some-
times considerably, from one country to another. There is a mistaken tendency to
bracket all Continental nations outside the British Isles under one heading, but in fact
there exist vastly different attitudes, styles of play, disciplinary procedures, transfer
systems, etc., and even diverse methods of deciding some domestic competitions within
the 33 national Football Associations affiliated to U.E.F.A.
The size of the League varies for instance from the modest 8 clubs in the First Division
of Iceland, to 20 clubs in France, just two short of the English First Division, which is
the largest overall. In Scandinavian countries like Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Fin-
land, as well as in Russia, the season runs from April till November and there, as in
other Central and Eastern European countries, the climatic conditions (ice, frost and
snow) prevent any form of outdoor soccer activities between December and March. In
those countries the domestic championship is in fact suspended, at a time when in
Western Europe the season continues right through until spring.
In a number of countries their own F.A.-Cup competition lacked in the past the popu-
larity enjoyed by the traditional F.A. Cup in England. Only recently has the lucrative
Cup Winners’ Cup tournament elevated the domestic version of the Cup to its present
higher status. But that increasingly popular League Cup in England, for example, is
still not staged anywhere outside the United Kingdom. Perhaps the most important
differences are found between the attitudes to paid soccer, that is the professional and
the amateur performers.
In most countries professionalism on the scale as organised in England or Italy for
instance, simply cannot flourish because of lack of funds through insufficient support.
In Eastern Europe, where professional football is still officially not recognised, their
definitions of amateurism remain totally incompatible with those principles as accepted
in Western Europe.
European Footballer of the Year
Every year since 1956 a leading weekly soccer magazine France Football, which exercises
a powerful influence on the international scene, has been organising a poll to find
Europe’s ‘Footballer of the Year’. Although soccer is essentially a team game, the
individual brilliance which fires the imagination of the masses, reaps its reward by
similar nominations.
With few exceptions, Europe’s top footballers as selected by the voting journalists,
have been members of internationally successful teams either at national or at club level.
Not surprisingly, the reigning ‘European Footballer of the Year’ is the outstanding
Dutch centre forward Johann Cruyff, whose skill and goalscoring power were instru-
mental in Ajax Amsterdam winning the coveted European Champions Cup in 1971.
Previous winners:
1956 Stanley Matthews 1964 Denis Law

1957 Alfredo Di Stefano 1965 Eusebio
1958 Raymond Kopa 1966 Bobby Charlton
1959 Alfredo Di Stefano 1967 Florian Albert
1960 Luis Suarez 1968 George Best
1961 Omar Sivori 1969 Gianni Rivera
1962 Josef Masopust 1970 Gerd Miiller
1963 Lev Yashin 1971 Johann Cruyff
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European Nations Section
Details have been listed for all European footballing Nations, but unfortunately due to
other countries
seasons finishing at different times from our own, many Jeague champions and cup winners
are unknown
for the current season. Total number of Championship wins is given with actual winners names
from
1955 onwards in most instances.
ALBANIA
President: Qemal Mirsel. International matches 1971
Secretary: Azis Tahiri.
Feb. 17, Tirana: vyWest Germany (h) lost 0-1
Address of Association: Federation Alban-
aise de Football, Rruga, Kongresi I Per- (EC)
May 12, Tirana: v Poland (h) drew 1-1 (EC)
metit, 41 Tirana.
(Zegha)
Telephone: 41-70, 24-26, 28-55, 34-89.
June 12, Karlsruhe: v West Germany (a)
Cable: Albsport Tirana.
lost 0-2 “~ °)
Area: 11,100 square miles.
Nov. 14, Tirana: v Turkey (h) won 3-0 (EC)
Population: 1,872,000. Number of Clubs: 45.
(vernassr.. ~, Pano)
Number of Players: 675.
Year of Formation: 1932. Summary: P 4, W 1,D1,L2,F4,A4
National Colours: Red shirts. black shorts,
black stockings with red stri e. League Champions: Cup Winners
Second Choice of Colours: 1960 Dynamo Tirana Partizan Tirana
White shirts,
white shorts, white stockings. 1961 Dynamo Tirana Partizan Tirana
1962 Partizan Tirana
Name, Address and Capacity of National
Stadium: Qemal Stafa, Tirana, 24,000.
1964 Partizan Tirana Dynamo Tirana
Names, Addresses and Capacity of Other
Principal Football Grounds: Dynamo, 15,000; 1965 Nendori Tirana Partizan Tirana
1966 Nendori Tirana —
Shkodra, 13,000; Durresi, 15,000; Korca,
1967 Dynamo Tirana —
13,000; Fier, 10,000; Vlora, 13,000.
1968 Nendori Tirana Partizan Tirana
Languages: English, French.
AUSTRIA
President: Dr. Heinz Geroe. Languages: German, English, French.
Secretary: Otto Demuth.
Address of Ass ciation: Oesterreichischer Principal Honours:
Fussball-Bund, Mariahilferstrasse Postfach Runners-up in Olympic Games, 1936.
161, Wien 56.
Telephone: 57-15-36. International matches 1971
Cable: Football Wien. April 4, Vienna: v Hungary (h) lost 0-2
Telex: 01 3232-h Sport. May 26, Stockholm: v Sweden (a) lost 0-1
Area: 32,374 square miles. (EC)
Population: 7,000,000. May 30, Dublin: v Hire (a) won 4-1 (EC)
Number of Clubs: 1,515. (Schmidradner pen., Kodat, Ettmayer,
Number of Players: 200,000. Starek).
Year of Formation: 1904. July 11, Sao Paulo: v Brazil (a) drew 1-1
National Colours: White shirts, black shorts, (Jara)
black stockings. Sept. 4, Vienna: v Sweden (h) won 1-0 (EC)
Second Choice of Colours: Red shirts, white (Stering)
shorts, red stockings. Oct. 10, Linz: v Eire (h) won 6-0 (EC)
Name, Address and Capacity of National (Parits 3, Jara 2, Pirkner pen.)
Stadium: Wiener Stadion, Prater, Vienna, Nov. 20, Rome: v Italy (a) drew 2-2 (EC)
72,500. (Jara, 0.g.)
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other Summary: P 7, W 3, D2, L 2, F 14, A7
Principal Football Grounds: Linzer Stadion,
Linz, 22,100; Stadion Liebenau, Graz,
Total N». of League Championship Wins:
19,000; Tivoli Stadion, Innsbruck, 14,000;
Stadion, Wiener Neustadt, 12,600; Bodensee- Rapid Vienna 24; FK Austria 8; Admira 7;
stadion, Bregenz, 12,000; Stadion Klagenfurt, Wiener Sportklub 5; First Vienna 6; Amateur
Klagenfurt, 11,000; HoheWarte, Wien,32,000. FC 2; FAC 1; Hakoah 1; Wacker Vienna 1;
875
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Linz ASK 1 Swarowski Innsbruck 1. 1971 Wacker Innsbruck Austria Vienna
1972 S. Innsbruck Rapid Vienna
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BELGIUM
President: M. Louis Wouters. Feb. 17, Brussels: vy Portugal (h) won 3-0
Secretary: Jose Crahay. (EC) (Lambert 2 (1 pen.), Denul)
Address of Association: Union Royale Belge May 26, Copenhagen: v Denmark (a) won
des Sociétés de Football Association, 14 Rue 2-1 (EC) (Devrindt 2)
Guimard, Bruxelles 4. Nov. 7, Verviers: v. Luxembourg (a) won 1-0
Telephone: 02/12.98.50. (Van den Daele)
Cable: UBSFA Bruxelles. Nov. 10, Aberdeen: v Scotland (a) lost 0-1
Area: 11,779 square miles. (EC)
Population: 9,250,000. Nov. 21, Lisbon: v Portugal (a) drew 1-1
Number of Clubs: 2,250. (Lambert)
Number of Players: 100,000. Summary: P 6, W 4,D1,L1,F10,A3
Year of Formation: 1895.
National Colours: White shirts with tri-
coloured (black-yellow-red) collar and cuffs, Total No. of League Championship Wins:
white shorts, white stockings with tricoloured
(black-yellow-red) tops. Anderlecht 15; Union St. Géilloise 11;
Second Choice of Colours: White shirts with Beerschot 7; Standard Liege 6; RC Brussels
tricoloured (black-yellow-red) collar and 6; FC Liege 5; Daring Brussels 5; Antwerp
cuffs, black shorts, white stockings with tri- 4; Lierse SK 3; Malines 3; CS Bruges 3;
coloured (black-yellow-red) tops. FC Bruges 1.
Stadium: Centenary Stadium, Marathon
Avenue, Brussels (Heysel), 70,000. League Champions: Cup Winners:
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1955 Anderlecht Antwerp
Principal Football Grounds: R. Antwerp 1956 Anderlecht Tournai
F.C.-Bosuilbaan, at Deurne (Antwerp), 1957 Antwerp No Competition
58,000; R.F.C. Liégeois-Chaussée de Ton- 1958 Standard Liege No Competition
gres, at Rocourt (Liége), 43,000; R. Stan- 1959 Anderlecht No Competition
dard C. Liégeois-2 rue de la Centrale at 1960 Lierse S.K. No Competition
Sclessin (Liége), 35,000; R.S.C. Ander- 1961 Standard Liege No Competition
lechtois-2, avenue Théo Verbeeck, Ander- 1962 Anderlecht No Competition
lecht (Brussels), 35,000. 1963 Standard Liege No Competition
Languages: French, German, English. 1964 Anderlecht La Gantoise
Season: September—May. 1965 Anderlecht Standard Liege
Principal Honours: 1966 Anderlecht Standard Liege
Olympic winners 1920 1967 Anderlecht Standard Liege
Fairs Cup: Runners-up Anderlecht 1970 1968 Anderlecht F.C. Bruges
1969 Standard Liege _Lierse S.K.
International matches 1971 1970 Standard Liege F.C. Bruges
Feb. 3, Liege: v Scotland (h) won 3-0 (EC) 1971 Standard Liege Beerschot
(Van Himst 2 (1 pen.) 0.g.) 1972 Anderlecht Anderlecht
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Final League Table 1971-72
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Bruges J SOS eo) eS: 157 eo, 45 Beerschot BOM Sip laws) 49 m7,
Standard Liege 307 1591 94 48 19 41 St. Trond SO Oe SMSF 131 4 one 26
Racing White BOP Sieel OT A 28 36 Antwerp SOLAS S 9 ee/S 43253325
CS Bruges BOW AZ sen OF SUF 24e2 82 Diest 308 9413) 27650. 25:
Malines S0ual0) 11s. 935 131 - 3 Crossing 30) SOF 12) 12 C7 ess) 24
Lierse f SORTIe 81 336° A270 30 Waregem B07" +7 Gs 304 45a)
F.C. Liege SO) P12" 5444 4728 Beveren-Waas SOiet SiG, 192 S26
BULGARIA
President: Danayl Nikolov. Dec. 4, Sofia: vy France (h) won 2-1 (EC)
Secretary: Nikola Mollov. (Jekov, Mikhailov)
Address of Association: Federation Bulgare Summary: P 7, W 4, D1,L2,F 13,A8
de Football, Stade-v-Levsky, Sofia.
Total No. of League Championship Wins:
Telephone: 8753 91-4. Cable: Besefese Sofia.
CSKA (prev. CDNA) Sofia 15; Levski
Sofia 8; Slavia Sofia 6; Dynamo Sofia 3;
Population: 8,500,000.
Lokomotiv Sofia 3; Vladislav Varna 3; AC
Number of Clubs: 8,800.
Sofia 2; Botev Plovdiv 1; Sokol Varna 1;
Number of Players: 120,000. Tichka Sofia 1; Spartak Plovdiv 1; Trakia
Year of Formation: 1923. Plovdiv 1.
National Colours: White shirts, green shorts,
ted stockings. League Champions: Cup Winners:
Second Choice of Colours: Red shirts, white 1955 CDNA Sofia CDNA Sofia
shorts, white stockings. 1956 CDNA Sofia Levski Sofia
Name, Address and Capacity of National 1957 CDNA Sofia Levski Sofia
Stadium: ‘‘Vassil Levski’, Sofia, 65,000. 1958 CDNA Sofia Botev Plovdiv
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1959 CDNA Sofia Levski Sofia
Principal Football Grounds: Stade Narodna 1960 CDNA Sofia CDNA Sofia
Armia, Pare de la Liberté, Sofia, 30,000; 1961 CDNA Sofia CDNA Sofia
Stade Slavia, Ovtcha Koupel, Sofia, 30,000; 1962 CDNA Sofia Botev Plovdiv
Stade Rakovski, quartier Ivan Vasoc, Sofia, 1963 Spartak Plovdiv Slavia Sofia
29,000; Stade Guerena, quartier Podouene, 1964 Lokomotiv Sofia Slavia Sofia
Sofia, 33,000; Stade 9 Septembre, Plovdiv, 1965 Levski Sofia CSKA Sofia
25,000; Stade Christo Botev, Plovdiv, 1966 CSKA Sofia Slavia Sofia
30,000; Stade Yuri Gagarine, Varna, 40,000; 1967 Trakia Plovdiv Levski Sofia
Stade de la ville de Rousse, 20,000; Stade 9 1968 Levski Sofia Levski Sofia
Septembre, Bourgass, 15,000. 1969 CSKA Sofia CSKA Sofia
Languages: Russian, French, German, 1970 Levski Sofia Levski Spartak
English. 1971 CSKA Sofia Levski Spartak
League Table 1971-72
Principal Honours: (up to and including May 21)
Olympic Runners-up 1968 Ww ie) L y
CSKA Sofia 25° Ag (Syma?)
Levski Spartak 23 36 5 4
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Beroe 25)\ 14°35 28 fo) 360 31
April 7, Athens: v Greece (a) won 1-0 Slavia 2SIAQTOESIUE 7A435 M27 28
(Vasilev) Thrakia 25g OUNe Tesi) 40 nis24 27
May 19, Sofia: v Hungary (h) won 3-0 (EC) Botev Plovdiv 25 10 4 11 45 40 24
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June 9, Oslo: v Norway (a) won 4-1 (EC) Dunay DSO iO: Leo bei were
(Boney 2, (1 pen.) Jekov, Vasilev) Spartak 258 P6119 26" 41920
Akademik Zee es leer 392)
Sept.26, Budapest: v Hungary (a) lost 0-2 (EC) Etar 255) (Bi Salles SOL 40% 221
Nov. 10, Nantes: v France (a) lost 1-2 (EC) LokomotivPlovdiv 25 4 13 8 20 33 21
(Boney pen.) ESK Spartak 25°) 7 Gee 12 9354736520
Gabrovo 25 ¥ Gavisarlim 27) 360720
Nov. 17, Sofia: v Greece (h) drew 2-2 Tchernomorec 25: TEAS 3 “432198; 19
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CYPRUS
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President: Achilles Frangos. Association, Metokhiou 382, P.O. Box 1471,
Secretary: Christodoulos Hadijoannous. Nicosia.
Address of Association: Cyprus Football Telephone: 65341, 72136.
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Cable: Kop Nicosia. Language: English.
Area: 3,572 square miles. Season: October—June.
Population: 600,000. All Players are Amateurs.
Number of Clubs: 24 (13 2nd Division).
Number of Players: 7,855. International matches 1971
Jan. 31, Nicosia: v Greece (h) lost 1-2
National Colours: Blue shirts, white shorts,
Feb. 3, Nicosia: v Northern Ireland (h) lost
blue and white stockings.
Second Choice of Colours: White shirts, blue
0-3 (EC)
April 21, Belfast: v Northern Ireland (a)
shorts.
Name, Address and Capacity of National lost 0-5 (EC)
May 9, Nicosia: v Spain (h) lost 0-2 (EC)
Stadium: G.S.P., Nicosia, 20,000.
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other June 7, Moscow: v Russia (a) lost 1-6 (EC)
Principal Football Grounds: G.S.E., Fama- (Mikail)
gusta, 20,000; G.S.O., Limassol, 18,000
Nov. 24, Granada: v Spain (a) lost 0-7 (EC)
G.S.Z., Larnaca, 12,000. Summary: P 6, W 0, D0, L 6, F 2, A 25
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
President: Milon Miehalik. Nov. 14, Bucharest: v Rumania (a) lost 1-2
Secretary: Josef Starek. (EC) (Capkovic)
Address of Association: Czechoslovak Foot- Summary: P 7, W 4, D1,L2,F11,A5
ball, 12, Na Porici, Prague, 1.
Telephone: 249-841. Total No. of League Championship Wins
Cable: Sportsvaz. Sparta Prague 13; Slavia Prague 12; Dukla
Area: 49,370 square miles. Prague (prev. UDA) 9; Slovan Bratislava 5;
Population: 14,000,000. Spartak Trnava 3; Viktoria Zizkov 1; Red
Number of Clubs: 5,280. Star Bratislava 1; Hradec Kralove 1.
Number of Players: 280,000.
Year of Formation: 1906. League Champions: Cup Winners:
National Colours: White shirts, white shorts, 1955 Spartak Sokolovo No Competition
white, red, blue stockings. 1956 Dukla Prague No Competition
Second Choice of Colours: Red shirts, white 1957 Dukla Prague No Competition
shorts, blue stockings. 1958 Dukla Prague No Competition
Name, Address and Capacity of National 1959 Red Star Bratislava No Competition
Stadium: Stadion ceskoslovenské armady, 1960 Hradec Kralove Red Star, Brno
Praha-Strahov, 45,000. 1961 Dukla Prague Dukla Prague
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1962 Dukla Prague Dukla Prague
Principal Football Grounds: Slovan Brati- 1963 Dukla Prague Slovan Bratislava
slava, Bratislava-Tehelné pole, 45,000; 1964 Dukla Prague Sparta Prague
Spartak Brno, Brno, 40,000; Slavia Prague, 1965 Sparta Prague Dukla Prague
Prague, 33,000; Sparta Praha, Prague, 30,000. 1966 Dukla Prague Dukla Prague
Language: German. 1967 Sparta Prague Spartak Trnava
1968 Spartak Trnava Slovan Bratislava
Principal Honours: 1969 Spartak Trnava Dukla Prague
World Cup runners-up 1934, 1962 1970 Slovan Bratislava P. J. Gottwaldoy
Olympic Games runners-up 1964 1971 Spartak Trnava Spartak Trnava
Cup Winners Cup: Winners Slovan Bratis-
lava 1969 League Table 1971-72
(up to and including May 7)
Ps WW UD. Sih Eo aebtss
International matches 1971 Spartak Trnava 739 AlaaOar ee EN Beta) ) 34
April 21, Swansea: v Wales (a) won 3-1 (EC) Slovan Bratislava 22 13 5 4 48 25 31
VSS Kosice 2210) 945 34 3h) 2ONR29
(Capkovic 2, Taborsky) Dukla Prague 22. 11) S986 435 Gnd
May 16, Bratislava: vyRumania (h) won 1-0 ZVL Zilina 22. Dis 46/8 Te 30' 26s
(EC) (F. Vesely) Sparta Prague 22°10 (3°96 ..36 400033
Union Teplice 22, TRSa lhl setae ome
June 16, Helsinki: v Finland (a) won 4-0 (EC) Slavia Prague 22, 10029 10924) 25782
(J. Capkovic, Pollak, Karko 2) TZ Trinec D2, —— Gees Imre ora26 ns32a)
July 14, Rio: v Brazil (a) lost 0-1 Lokomotiv Kosice 22 7 5 10 26 33 19
AC Nitra 22. i S10) 22) 32mg
Sept. 26, Berlin: vyEast Germany (a) drew Banik Ostrava 22° TAT 2829S
1-1 (Kuna) Jednota Trencin D2 ol AV AN e290 40m
Oct. 27, Prague: y Wales (h) won 1-0 (EC) Tatran Presov 22°" "6" **'6 10) 20" Sate
Zbrojovka Brno 22\ O51 127710!" 28487,
(Kuna) Inter Bratislava 22, yA eel ds 21. 30nnrS
878
er
DENMARK
ee
President: Vilhelm Skousen. Sept. 26, Oslo: v Norway (a) won 4-1
reas < Hyldstorp. (Schriver 2, Nygaard, Marcussen)
ress of Association: Danish Football ,
Association, P.H.-Lings-Allé 4, Copen- oe ee
hagen, 2100. Total No. of League Championship Wins
Telephone: Tria 4540,
BK 93 Copenhagen 9; Boldklub 8; Akade-
Cable; Danksboldspil.
misk 7; BK 03 Copenhagen 6; Frem 5;
Esbjerg 4; Aarhus 4; KB Copenhagen 3;
BK 09 Odense 2; Hvidovre 2; Vejle 2;
Koge BK 1; Odense 1913 BK 1.
National Colours; Red shirts, white shorts, League Champions: Cup Winners:
red/white stockings. 1955 Aarhus G.F. Aarhus G.F.
Second Choice of Colours: Blue shirts, white 1956 Aarhus G.F. Frem
shorts, blue/white stockings. 1957 Aarhus G.F. Aarhus G.F.
Name, Address and Capacity of National 1958 Vejle Vejle
Stadium: Kobenhavns Idraetspark, P.H.- 1959 BK 09 Odense Vejle
Lings-Alle 2, 50,000. 1960 Aarhus G.F Aarhus G.F.
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1961 Esbjerg F.K. Aarhus G.F.
Principal Football Grounds: Odense stadium, 1962 Esbjerg F.K. B.K. Odense 09
Odense, 28,000; Aarhus stadium, Aarhus, 1963 Esbjerg F.K. B.K. Odense 09
22,000; Aalborg stadium, Aalborg, 22,000; 1964 BK 09 Odense Esbjerg
Esbjerg stadium, Esbjerg, 20,000; Vejle 1965 Esbjerg F.K. G.F. Aarhus
stadium, Vejle, 20,000. 1966 Hvidovre Aalborg B.K. 1885
Languages: English, German. 1967 Hvidovre Randers Freja
Season: April-November. Break: December 1968 K.B. Randers Freja
to March. 1969 Boldklub 03 K.B. Copenhagen
— 1970 Boldklub 03 Aalborg
py ippours: 1971 Vejle BK 09 Odense
Runners-up in Olympic Games, 1908, 1912,
1960.
International matches 1971 Final League Table 1971

May 12, Lisbon: v Portugal (a) lost 0-5 (EC) P OW sD By A Pts,
May 26, Copenhagen: v Belgium (h) lost 1-2 Vejle 7 Neg Ne mas Seg me 5 hte he)
Hvidovre 22" | Oa An eg Sy 37" 24
(EC) (Bjerre) Frem 22 10 4 8 40 36 24
June 9, Copenhagen: v Scotland (h) won 1-0 KB (Copenhagen) 22 10 4 8 49 47 24
(EC) (Laudrup) Randers Freja 5719 Seapets sere: 4 Wa Ke Ng |
Koge 22a Poe Tm aamay °23
June 20, Copenhagen: v Sweden (h) lost 1-3 Bronshoj Z2I21W » X20 10: 43050) 22
(Bjerre) B1903(Copenhagen)22 7 7 8 35 31 21
June 30, Copenhagen: v West Germany (h) B 1901 (Nykébing) 22 8 4 10 46 47 20
B 1909 Odense O25) OP RTM R33" AO! P19:
lost 1-3 (Bjerre) Aalborg 22.0 ET cAI) BIm47.718
Sept. 8, Copenhagen: v Finland (h) drew 0-0 Akademisk 220 Tht Sh 234.5 AS clT
FINLAND
President; Osmo P. Karttunen. National Colours; White shirts, blue shorts,

Secretary: Erkki Poroila. white stockings.
Address of Association: Suomen Palloliitto— Second Choice of Colours: White shirts, blue
Finlands Bollfoérbund, Bulevardi 28, Hel- shorts.
sinki. Name, Address and Capacity of National
Telephone: 634932, 669025. Stadium: Olympiastadion, Helsinki, 48,000.
Cable: Suomi Fotboll. Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other
Area: 130,119 square miles. Principal Football Grounds: the most im-
Population: 6,000,000, portant football grounds are in the cities
Number of Clubs: 606. mentioned below, their capacity being about
Number of Players: 25,910. 10,000—20,000 spectators.
Year of Formation: 1908. Kotka, Urheilukeskus, Kuopio, Vain6-
879
Janniemen kenetté, Lahti, Kisapuisto, Reipas Lahti 3; Kotkan TP 2; Ilves-Kissat 1;
Lappeenranta, Kimpisen kentté, Mikkeli, Turku Pyrkiva 1; IF Kronshagens 1;
Urheilupuisto, Oulu, Raatin kentta, Pori, Helsinki PS 1; Helsinki JP 1; Kokkolan
Herralahden kentta, Tampere, Ratinan PV a:
kentté, Turku, Kupittaan kentté, Vaasa, League Champions: Cup Winners:
Hietalahden kentta, Valkeakoski, Tehtaan 1955 IF Kronshagens Valkeakosken Haka
kentta. 1956 Kuopion Pallo-Peikot
Languages: English, German. Palloseura
All Amateur Players. 1957 Helsinki PS Drott
1958 Kuopion Kotkan TP
International matches 1971 Palloseura
1959 IF Kamraterna Valkeakosken Haka
May 19, Boraas: v Sweden (a) lost 1-4
1960 Valkeakosken Valkeakosken Haka
(Paatilainen)
Haka
May 26, Helsinki: vy Wales (h) lost 0-1 (EC)
1961 IF Kamraterna Kotkan TP
June 16, Helsinki: vyCzechoslovakia (h) lost
1962 Valkeakosken Helsinki PS
0-4 (EC)
Haka
Aug. 25, Helsinki: v Norway (h) drew 1-1
1963 Reipas Lahti Valkeakosken Haka
(Suhonen)
1964 Helsinki JP Reipas Lahti
Sept. 8, Copenhagen: v Denmark (a) drew 0-0
1965 Valkeakosken AIFK
Sept. 22, Helsinki: v Rumania (h) lost 0-4
Haka
(EC) 1966 Kuopion Helsinki JP
Oct. 13, Swansea: v Wales (a) lost 0-3 (EC)
Palloseura
Summary: P 7, W 0, D 2,L 5, F 1, A 16 1967 Reipas Lahti Kotkan TP
1968 Turku Palloseura Kuopion Palloseura
Total No. of Championship Wins: 1969 Kokkolan PV Valkeakosken Haka
Turku Palloseura 3; IF Kamraterna 3; 1970 Reipas Lahti Mikkelin
Kupion Palloseura 3; Valkeakosken Haka 3; 1971 Turku Palloseura Mikkelin
FRANCE
President: Jacques George. Languages: French, English, German,

Secretary: Fernand Sastre. Spanish.
Address of Association: Federation Francaise Season: September to June.
de Football, 60 bis, Avenue d’lena, Paris
Principal Honours:
16e.
European Champions Cup, Runners-up:
Telephone: 720 65-40.
Stade de Rheims 1956, 1959.
Cable: CEFI Paris 034.
Telex: 62-837 Football Paris. International matches 1971
Area: 209,454 square miles. Jan. 10, Buenos Aires: vy Argentina (a) won
Population: 46,700,000. 4-3 (Lubet, Lech, Revelli, Djorkaeff pen.)
Number of Clubs: 9,583. Jan. 13, Mar del Plata: v Argentina (a) lost
Number of Players: 487,063. 0-2
Year of Formation: 1919. March 17, Valencia: v Spain (a) drew 2-2
National Colours; Blue shirts, white shorts, (Revelli 2)
red stockings. April 24, Budapest: v Hungary (a) drew 1-1
Second Choice of Colours: Red shirts, white (EC) (Revelli)
shorts, blue stockings. Sept. 8, Oslo: v Norway (a) won 3-1 (EC)
Name, Address and Capacity of National (Vergnes, Loubet, Blanchet)
Stadium: Stade du Parc des Princes, 24 rue Oct. 9, Paris: vyHungary (h) lost 0-2 (EC)
du Commandant Guilbaud, 75, Paris, Nov. 10, Nantes: v Bulgaria (h) won 2-1 (EC)
16éme, 55,000. (Lech, Loubet)
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other Dec. 4, Sofia: v Bulgaria (a) lost 1-2 (EC)
Principal Football Grounds: Stade Vélo- (Blanchet)
drome Municipal de Marseille, Boulevard
Summary: P 8, W 3, D2, L 3, F 13, A 14
Michelet, 13, Marseille, 45,000; Stade
Municipal de Bordeaux, Avenue de la Céte Total No. of League Championship Wins:
d’Argent, 33, Bordeaux, 33,000; Stade Stade de Rheims 6; Saint Etienne 6; OGC
Municipal de Gerland, Lyon, 30,000; Nice 4; Olympique Lille 3; Olympique
Stadium Municipal de Toulouse, Pare des Marseilles 4; FC Sete 2; Sochaux 2; AS
Sports, 31 Toulouse, 30,000; Pax de Prince, Monaco 2; Nantes 2; Racing Club Paris 1;
Paris, 55,000. Roubaix 1; Girondins Bordeaux 1.
880
League Champions: Cup Winners: 1972 Olympique Olympique
1955 Stade de Rheims Olympique Lille Marseilles Marseilles
1956 OGC Nice Sedan
1957 Saint Etienne Toulouse Final League Table 1971-72
P'S PW:
1958 Stade de Rheims Stade de Rheims Olympique Marseilles38 24 8 78 37 56
1959 OGC Nice Le Havre imes 38) 21 Sie Sik 763751
1960 Stade de Rheims A.S. Monaco Sochaux SSP 21 35: 1285S TE A247
Angers 33) (1900 7 112) SS56.4onr4 Ss
1961 A.S. Monaco Sedan Olympique Lyon 38:9 19) 87 812558 946 845
1962 Stade de Rheims Saint Etienne St. Etienne 38) 720) 649145981 959) 944
1963 A.S. Monaco A.S. Monaco Nantes 387 a9 612) 670)..48) 643
Nice OGC eh) ey i ilk ey cle} )
1964 Saint Etienne Lyon Bastia B38 520) 924165857 a2
1965 Nantes Rennes Nancy 38° 14-12” 12 ~56- 49-40
1966 Nantes Strasburg Rennes 38.513) 12) 139 53. 5428
Bordeaux he ial Vile ile SE Sidi by
1967 Saint Etienne Lyon Ajaccio SORA SOM. 49 axS380¥S3
1968 Saint Etienne Saint Etienne Metz 38) SU Siye7g 8. 144.949) 533
Stade de Rheims 39 eF 9) 383 116 46.0169 531
1969 Saint Etienne Olympique Marseilles Paris St. Germain 38 10 10 18 51 67 30
1970 Saint Etienne Saint Etienne Red Star Paris 38 10 10 18 34 64 30
Olympique Stade Rennes Olympique Lille 38 8 10 20 43 68 26
A.S. Monaco 38 8 10 20 41 68 26
Marseilles Angouleme zfs yemdSg 7/ eg 2Eyears ME 8]
EAST GERMANY
President: Helmut Riedel. Oct. 17, Belgrade: v Yugoslavia (a) drew 0-0
Secretary: Gunter Schneider. (EC)
Address of Association: Deutscher Fussball- Summary: P 7, W 2, D 3, L 2, F 8, A8&
Verband, Storkower Strasse 118, Berlin
Total No. of League Championship Wins:
No. 18. Telephone: 53 07 11/App 388.
ASK Vorwaerts 6; Wismut Karl-Marx-
Cable: Fussball Verband Berlin.
Stadt 4; Carl Zeiss Jena (prev. Motor Jena)
Telex: 0112119. Area: 41,802 square miles.
3; Chemie Leipzig 2; Dynamo Dresden 2;
Turbine Erfurt 2; Turbine Halle 1; Zwickau
1; Empor Rostock 1; Magdeburg 1.
National Colours: White shirts, blue shorts, 1955 Turbine Erfurt Wismut Karl-Marx-
white stockings. Stadt
Name, Address and Capacity of National 1956 Wismut Karl- Chemie Leipzig
Stadium: Sportforum-Leipzig, 100,000.
Marx-Stadt
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1957 Wismut Karl- Lokomotive Leipzig
Principal Football Grounds: Walter-Ulbricht- Marx-Stadt
Stadion, Berlin, 60,000; Heinz-Steyer-Stad- Dresden Einheit SC
1958 ASK Vorwaerts
jon, Dresden, 55,000; Ernst-Thalmann-
1959 Wismut Karl- Dynamo Berlin
Stadion, 55,000; Karl-Marx-Stadt, 55,000; Marx-Stadt
Georg-Dimitroff-Stadion, Erfurt, 50,000; 1960 ASK Vorwaerts Motor Jena
Kurt-Wabbel-Stadion, Halle, 50,000; Ernest- Berlin
Abbe-Stadion, Jena, 30,000; Ostsee-Stadion,
1961 Empor Rostock Motor Jena
Rostock, 30,000; Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn- Halle Chemie S.C.
1962 ASK Vorwaerts
Sportpark, Berlin, 25,000; Ernest-Grube- Berlin
Stadion, Magdeburg, 50,000. 1963 Motor Jena Motor Zwickau
Language: German. 1964 Leipzig Chemie Magdeburg Aufbav
International matches 1971 1965 ASK Vorwaerts Magdeburg S.C.
Feb. 3, Santiago: v Chile (a) won 1-0 Berlin
(Kreische) 1966 ASK Vorwaerts Chemie Leipzig
April 25, Gera: v Luxembourg (h) won 2-1 Berlin
(EC) (Kreische, Frenzel) 1967 Karl Marx Motor Zwickau
May 9, Leipzig: v Yugoslavia (h) lost 1-2 Stadt
(EC) (Léwe) 1968 Karl Zeiss Jena Union East Berlin
Sept. 19, Leipzig: v Mexico (h) drew 1-1 1969 ASK Vorwaerts F.C. Magdeburg
(Léwe) Berlin
Sept. 26, Berlin: vy Czechoslovakia (h) drew 1970 Karl Zeiss Jena ASK Vorwaerts
1-1 (Streich) Berlin
Oct. 10, Rotterdam: v Holland (a) lost 2-3 1971 Dynamo Dresden Dynamo Dresden
(EC) (Vogel 2) 1972 Magdeburg Carl Zeiss Jena
881
P W Dy Lo- Bias:
Magdeburg 26) (47. #4 LokomotiveLeipzig 26 9 7 10 30 31 25
Dynamo Berlin 26: 135949: Hansa Rostock 26" & <8" 100 2724s
Dynamo Dresden 26 12 9 Wismut Aue 26 7 #9 10 34 46 23
Karl Zeiss Jena 26125 eer, > is) wb w_ Union Berlin 262 <5 fiig 10; 21e9382 8820
Vorwarts Frankfurt 26 9 9 Karl-Marx-Stadt 26. 7 5 14 34, 48-19
Chemie Halle 265 10m Stahl Riesa 26 3 : 13 23 40 18
Sachsenring 264 Te 1} IMAM”
MOO Vorwarts Stralsund 26
WEST GERMANY
President: Dr. Hermann Gossmann. June 12, Karlsruhe: v Albania (h) won 2-0
Secretary: Hans Passlak. (EC) (Netzer, Grabowski)
Address of Association: Deutscher Fussball- June 22, Oslo: vy Norway (a) won 7-1
Bund, Zeppelinallee 77, 6, Frankfurt/Main, (Miiller 3, Overath, Beckenbauer, Held,
90. Netzer)
Telephone: (0611) 770568. June 27, Géteborg: v Sweden (a) lost 0-1
Cable: Fussball, Frankfurt. June 30, Copenhagen: v Denmark (a) won
Telex: 041 2500 dfbd. 3-1 (Miiller, Flohe, Beckenbauer)
Area: 95,097 square miles. Sept. 8, Hanover: v Mexico (h) won 5-0
Population: 55,000,000. (Miiller 3, Képpel, Netzer)
Number of Clubs: 15,363. Oct. 10, Warsaw: v Poland (a) won 3-1 (EC)
Number of Players: 2,245,512 members; (Miiller 2, Grabowski)
1,500,000 active players. Noy. 17, Hamburg: v Poland (h) drew 0-0
Year of Formation: 1904-45; 1950. (EC)
National Colours: White shirts, black shorts, Summary: P 9, W 7, D1, L 1, F 24,A4
black stockings with white tops.
Total No. of League Championship Wins
Second Choice of Colours: Green shirts, white
shorts, white stockings. F.C. Nuremburg 9; Schalke 7; VfB Leipzig
Name, Address and Capacity of National 3; S.V. Firth 3; Hamburg SV 3; Borussia
Stadium: There is no stadium which could Dortmund 3; Bayern Munich 3; Viktoria
be considered as the National Stadium. The Berlin 2; Hertha Berlin 2; Hanover 2;
biggest is the Berlin Olympic Stadium, Dresden S.C. 2; VfB Stuttgart 2; Kaiser-
present capacity 91,000. slautern 2; F.C. Cologne 2; Borussia
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other Mo6nchen-Gladbach 2; 1860 Munich 1;
Principal Football Grounds: Rosenau-Stad- Werder Bremen 1; Union Berlin 1; F.C.
ion, Augsburg, 54,688; Stadion Rote Erde, Freburg 1; Phoenix Karlsruhe 1; Karlsruher
Dortmund, 42,000; Waldstadion Frankfurt, S.V. 1; Holstein Kiel 1; Fortuna Diisseldorf
70,839; Volksparkstadion Hamburg, 71,020; 1; Rapid Vienna 1; VfR Mannheim 1;
Niedersachsenstadion Hannover, 74,928; Retweiss Essen 1; Eintracht Frankfurt 1;
Neckarstadion Stuttgart, 74,672; Stadt. Eintracht Brunswick 1.
Stadion Nurnberg, 64,208; Miuingersdorfer
Stadion, K6in, 61,062; Siidwest-Stadion
Ludwigshafen, 61,754. League Champions: Cup Winners:
Languages: German, English, French. 1955 Rotweiss Essen Karlsruher F.C.
Season: August to June. 1956 Borussia Karlsruher F.C.
Dortmund
Principal Honours: 1957 Borussia Bayern Munich
World Cup Winners, 1954; Runners-up, Dortmund
1966.
1958 Schalke VfB Stuttgart
European Championship: Winners: 1972. 1959 Eintracht Schwarzweiss Essen
European Champions Cup: Runners-up
Frankfurt
Eintracht Frankfurt 1960.
1960 S.V. Hamburg Borussia MG6nchen-
Cup-Winners Cup Winners: Borussia Dort-
gladbach
mund 1966; Bayern Munich 1967
1961 F.C. Nuremburg Werder Bremen
Runners-up: 1860 Munich 1965; Hamburg
1962 F.C. Cologne F.C. Nuremburg
SV 1968
1963 Borussia Dort- Hamburg SV
International matches 1971 mund
Feb. 17, Tirana: v Albania (a) won 1-0 (EC) 1964 F.C. Cologne TSV Munich 1860
(Miiller) 1965 Werder Bremen Borussia Dortmund
April 25, Istanbul: v Turkey (a) won 3-0 (EC) 1966 TSV Munich Bayern Munich
(Miiller 2, Képpel) 1860
882
1967 Eintracht Hamburg SV League Table 1971-72
Brunswick (up to and including May 21)
1968 F.C. Nurem- F.C. Cologne Pw Dy i Re Arets!
burg Bayern Munich Sie 2Ty 7 389.734 749
Schalke 04 SY 2 4 eo 71 29 aS
1969 Bayern Munich Bayern Munich Borussia Ménchen-
1970 Borussia M6n- Offenbach Kickers Gladbach SOMEGIV YON, E8107 Lan3SR 38
chengladbach Cologne S113 a 2i5. OF 550, 41 38
Eintracht Frankfurt 31 14 7 10 64 54 35
1971 Borussia M6n- Bayern Munich Kaiserslautern 31 14 8 S-o2'"55 48 ©33
chengladbach VfL Bochum Si aes ge Gael 95 54) 1620032
1972 Bayern Munich Hertha Berlin D012. oF 8.210% 37. 46532
VfB Stuggart Diesen edt 46) 53 3)
Hamburg S.V. 31129 "6: = 13,7249 447 30,
Eintracht Brunswick 31 7 14 10 34 42 28
Werder Bremen Sie O 7. As 55: 954 27
MSV Duisburg ST Oe 7, 435) 440 27,
Fortuna Disseldorf 31 8 10 13 33 48 26
Hanover 96 SUF 10,538. 5059) 23
Oberhausen Sh ap OR ie ch ete]
Borussia Dortmund 31 5 8 18 31 78 18
Arminia Bielefeld 31 6 6 19 38 64 18
GREECE
entree ee ee ee ee
President: Dr. George Dedes. Total No. of Championship Wins:
Secretary: Michel Couvaris
Olympiakos 17; Panathinaikos 11; AEK
Address of Association: Federation Helleni- Athens 5; Aris Salonika 3.
que de Football Association, 93 Rue de
L’Académie, Athénes. League Champions: Cup Winners:
Telephone: 622 202/203. Cable: Football 1955 Olympiakos Panathinaikos
Athenes. Telex: 5328. Area: 50,547 square 1956 Olympiakos AEK Athens
miles. Population: 9,000,000. Number of 1957 Olympiakos Olympiakos
Clubs: 1,200. Number of Players: 35,000. 1958 Olympiakos Olympiakos
Year of Formation: 1926. 1959 Olympiakos Olympiakos
National Colours: White shirts, blue shorts, 1960 Panathinaikos Olympiakos
Blue with white trimmings, stockings. 1961 Panathinaikos Olympiakos
Second Choice of Colours: Blue shirts, blue 1962 Panathinaikos No Competition
shorts. 1963 AEK Athens Olympiakos
Name, Address and Capacity of National 1964 Panathinaikos No Competition
Stadium: Karaiskaki, Neon Faliron, 40,000. 1965 Panathinaikos Olympiakos
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1966 Olympiakos AEK Athens
Principal Football Grounds: Kaftatzoglion, 1967 Olympiakos Panathinaikos
Salonique, 45,000; A.E.K., Athens, 35,000; 1968 AEK Athens Olympiakos
Panathinaikos, Athénes, 30,000; P.A.O.K., 1969 Panathinaikos Panathinaikos
Salonique, 30,000. 1970 Panathinaikos Aris Salonika
Languages: English, French. 1971 AEK Athens Olympiakos
Panathinaikos
Principal Honours:
European Champions Cup: Runners-up League Table 1971-72
Panathinaikos 1971
BY Whe i ber Averts
Panathinaikos BOPQUA)-G.0283) 771121" 78
International matches 1971 AEK Athens 30 18 8 4 46 20 74
Jan. 31, Nicosia: v Cyprus (a) won 2-1 Olympiakos 30) 18. 86 4.52 27, 74
(Serafis, Koudas) Aris 3G? 165"10" 4-43) 2)" 72
PAOK 80) 16079915, 1449 71
April 7, Athens: v Bulgaria (h) lost 0-1 Panachaiki BO sy 11 pepAi Thpny Be 38-1 324068
April 21, Wembley: v England (a) lost 0-3 Panionios 30) Iie 95 10; 28) (267 61
Ethnikos 30) ToNtar 9e+ 3433) 58
(EC) Kavala 30 10'¥F 8% 12 ~29.433.058
May 12, Berne: v Switzerland (a) lost 0-1 (EC) Iraklis FL Ts Fe tn Pa hoc sara fe
June 18, Athens: v Malta (h) won 2-0 (EC) Trikala 20 ae dd 2 oO) oetoD
(Davourlis, Ardiniov) Olympiakos Volos 30 9 7 14 19 35 55
Veroia 200 > Ty h0,- 913-234 43.54
July 7, Mexico City: v Mexico (a) drew 1-1 Aigaleo 30 8 8 14 22 43 54
(Davourlis) Fostir B0P 16! 11813931" 47053
Oct. 3, Salonika: v Mexico (h) lost 0-1 Pierikos 30h mdned2. 03" 3237439) 952
Apollon BO) On ie sl eee Onnao 749:
Nov. 17, Sofia: v Bulgaria (a) drew 2-2 Olympiakos Nicosia 30 2 7 21 13 51 40
(Antoniadis, Papaioannou) (Note: 3 Pts. for a win, 2 pts. for draw, 1 point for
Dec. 1, Athens: v England (h) lost 0-2 (EC) completing fixture).
883
Pe Em a Fa
oe
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President: W. A. G. M. Menleman. 2; Heracles 2; ADO The Hague 2; BVV

Secretary: H. A. Brugwal. Scheidam 2; NAC Breda 1; Enschede 1;
Address of Association: Koninklijke Neder- Volewijckers Amsterdam 1; Limburgia 1;
landsche Voetbalbond, Verlengde Tolweg 6, Rapid JC Haarlem 1; DOS Utrecht 1; DWS
*S Gravenhage. Telephone: 51 2451. Amsterdam 1.
Cable: Voetbal ’S Gravenhage.
Number of Clubs: 4,974. League Champions: Cup Winners:
Number of Players: 558,736. 1955 Willem II No Competition
Year of Formation: 1904. Tilburg
National Colours: Orange shirts, white 1956 Rapid JC No Competition
shorts, blue stockings. Haarlem
Name, Address and Capacity of National 1957 Ajax Fortuna Geelen
Stadium: “Olympisch Stadion’’, Stadion- Amsterdam
plein, 20, Amsterdam, 64,558. 1958 DOS Utrecht Sparta Rotterdam
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1959 Sparta VAY Groningen
Principal Football Grounds: Stadion Fei- Rotterdam
jenoord, Olympiaweg 50, Rotterdam, 63,923; 1960 Ajax No Competition
Stadion De Vliert (F.C. Den Bosch) Graaf- Amsterdam
seweg, ’s-Hertogenbosch, 35,000; Ground of 1961 Feyenoord Ajax Amsterdam
F.C. Tubantia, Krabbenbosweg 227, Hen- Rotterdam
gelo, 34,750; Ground of Sparta, Sparta- 1962 Feyenoord Sparta Rotterdam
straat 5, Rotterdam, 30,000; Stadium De Rotterdam
Goffert, Nijmegen, 30,000; Sportpark Diek- 1963 PSV Eindhoven Willem II Tilburg
man, J. J. van Deinselaan 30, Enschede, 1964 DWS F.C. Fortuna
27,564. Amsterdam Geleen
Languages: English, German. 1965 Feyenoord Feyenoord
Season: August—June. Rotterdam Rotterdam
1966 Ajax Sparta
Amsterdam Rotterdam
Principal Honours: 1967 Ajax Ajax
World Club Champions Feyenoord (1970) Amsterdam Amsterdam
European Champions Cup winners: Feyen- 1968 Ajax A.D.O. The Hague
oord (1970), Ajax Amsterdam (1971) (1972) Amsterdam
Runners-up: Ajax (1969) 1969 Feyenoord Feyenoord
Rotterdam Rotterdam
1970 Ajax Ajax Amsterdam
International matches 1971 Amsterdam
Feb. 24, Rotterdam: v Luxembourg (h) won 1971 Feyenoord Ajax Amsterdam
6-0 (EC) (Lippens, Keizer 2, Cruyff 2, 1972 Ajax Ajax Amsterdam
Suurbier) Amsterdam
April 4, Split: v Yugoslavia (a) lost 0-2 (EC)
Oct. 10, Rotterdam: v East Germany (h)
won 3-2 (EC) (Keizer 2, Hulshoff) Final League Table 1971-72
Nov. 17, Eindhoven: v Luxembourg (h) won P WD L F A Pig
8-0 (EC) (Cruyff 3, Keizer, Pahlplatz, Ajax Amsterdam 34 30°31 104> 2068
Hulshoff, Heokema, Israel) Feyenoord 34 V26R003i 35) 73a
Twente 34.117 » 14:03) 950° 135048
Dec. 1, Amsterdam: v Scotland (h) won 2-1 Sparta Rotterdam 34 18 10 6 73 38 46
(Cruyff, Hulshoff) Den Haag 24°17 "10" 7 +59) 38tae
DOS Utrecht 34. 15. 10) 9 56.42) 40
Summary:
P 5, W 4,D0,L1, F19 A 5 NEC 34.615. 811.43" 144 888
PSV Eindhoven 34 413. J0 1. 47) 32e
Go Ahead Eagles 34 13 8 13 48 49 34
MVV 34 10 10 14 36 47 30
Total No. of League Championship wins: Telstar 34.6 -9y) 11.04, 539" 521829
Ajax Amsterdam 15; Feyenoord Rotterdam Groningen 34 8 12 14 37 SS5meee
NAC Breda 34. 9 9 16 °39' 58) 27
10; HVV The Hague 8; Sparta Rotterdam DWS Amsterdam 34 4 12 18 18 53 20
6; PSV Eindhoven 5; Go Ahead Deventer Excelsior 34.4 4, 12)18 18 539920
4; HBS The Hague 3; Willem II Tilburg 3; Den Bosch 34... 6. 8 20 424 “70ie26
Volendam 34 : T ©2216 SSmaa
RCH Haarlem 3; RAP 2; Quick The Hague Vitesse 34
884
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President: Dr. Andras Terpitko. Sept. 1, Budapest: v Yugoslavia (h) won 2-1
Secretary: Sandor Petri (Vidats, Szoke)
Address of Association: Fédération Hon groise Sept. 26, Budapest: v Bulgaria (h) won 2-0
de Football, Népkéztarsasdg utja 47, (EC) (Juhasz, Vidats)
Budapest VI. Oct. 9, Paris: v France (a) won 2-0 (EC)
Telephone: 225-817 421-316. (Bene, Zambo)
Cable: MLSZ-Budapest. Oct. 27, Budapest: v Norway (h) won 4-0
Area: 35,919 square miles. (EC) (Bene 2, Dunai, Sziics)
Population: 10,000,000. Nov. 14, Valetta: v Malta (a) won 2-0 (WC)
Year of Formation 1901 (Bene 2)
Summary: P 9, W 6, D2, L 1, F 15, A 5.
Number of Teams: 4,123.
Number of Players: 109,810. Total No. of League Championship Wins:
National Colours: Red shirts, white shorts, Ferencvaros 21; MTK Budapest 18; Ujpest
Green stockings. Dozsa 12; Vasas Budapest 5; Csepel 4; Hon-
Name, Address and Capacity of National ved 4; BTC 2; Nagyvarad 1; Vasas Gyor 1.
Stadium: Népstadion Budapest XIV, Istvan
Mezei ut 3/5, 80,000. League Champions: Cup Winners:
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1955 Honved Vasas Budapest
Principal Football Grounds: BP. VASAS SC. 1956 Honved No Competition
Budapest XIII. Fay-u. 58, 30,000; Népsta- 1957 Vasas Budapest No Competition
dion Bp. Honvéd SE. Budapest XIX. 1958 MTK Budapest Ferencvaros
Temet6-u. 1/3, 80,000; Ujpesti Dozsa SE. 1959 Csepel No Competition
Budapest IV. Megyeri ut 13, 40,000; MTK 1960 Ujpest Dozsa No Competition
Budapest VIII. Hungaria krt. 6, 37,000; 1961 Vasas Budapest No Competition
1962 Vasas Budapest No Competition
Csepel SE. Budapest XXI. Béke tér, 22,000;
Gyori Vasas ETO Gy6r, 20,000; Pécsi Doézsa
1963 Ferencvaros MTK Budapest
SE. Pécs, 25,000; Szegedi Egyetemi AC. 1964* Vasas Gyoer Honved
1964 Ferencvaros
Szeged, 25,000; Didsgy6ri VTK Didsgyéor,
25,000. 1965 Vasas Budapest Vasas Gyor
1966 Vasas Budapest Vasas Gyor
Languages: German, English, Russian.
1967 Ferencvaros Vasas Gyor
Season: August-June. Break between
1968 Ferencvaros MTK Budapest
December-—February.
1969 Ujpest Dozsa Ujpest Dozsa
1970 Ujpest Dozsa Ujpest Dozsa
Principal Honours: 1971 Ujpest Dozsa Ujpest Dozsa
World Cup: Runners-up 1938, 1954 *(short season)
Olympic Games Winners: 1952, 1964, 1968
League Table 1971-72 (upto and including April 23)
Cup-Winners’ Cup: Runners-up M.T.K.
POW. D> say <b PBA Pts
1964 Ujpest-Dozsa B2i TSA 50S 2 tsi 2iet3s
Fairs Cup Winners: Ferencvaros 1965 Ferencvaros 22 d3 A4in05) AT 20 480
Runners-up Ferencvaros 1968, Ujpest Dozsa Salgotarjan 22. 1A Bo oe ek 0)
Honved 22 Ors) oe a ae
1969 Tatabanya Dey. 90 LP NUSuSS 284 27
Vasas 22, “8 IMG 258 E3333 622
Csepel 2D ER BO ee AOL ae ae
International matches 1971 Raba ETO 2D EO! ant ee) ea ee)
April 4, Vienna: v Austria (a) won 2-0 Komlo 22. 365)59) a7) 20: 34. 21
Egyetertes De mG eet ae eo ec
(Bene 2) Pecs 2251S Orin) 13) 16.019
April 24, Budapest: v France (h) drew 1-1 Videoton 7 HI Se oSSs Ue 2 2s Wi
(EC) (Kocsis pen.) Eger 2D os 10 SL eee! cae" 0
MTK Budapest O2GASY SSNS ISe 32015
May 19, Sofia: v Bulgaria (a) lost 0-3 (EC) Szombathely 2D th SR 13, 6) 3
July 21, Rio: v Brazil (a) drew 0-0 Diosgy6r 2 F585 la p22 40. aS
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President: Albert Gudmundsson. Cable: KSI Reykjavik.
Secretary: Arni Agutsson. : Area; 39,768 square miles.
’ Address of Association: Football Association Population; 300,000.
of Iceland, P.O. Box 1011, Reykjavik. Number of Clubs: 52.
Telephone: 8-4444. Number of Players: 5,000.
885
Year of Formation: 1929. 1961 KR Reykjavik
National Colours: Red shirts, white shorts 1962 Fram
and blue stockings. 1963 KR Reykjavik KR Reykjavik
Second Choice of Colours: A variation of the 1964 Kedavik KR Reykjavik
above colours. 1965 KR Reykjavik Valur Reykjavik
Name, Address and Capacity of National Stad- 1966 Valur Reykjavik KR Reykjavik
ium: Laugardalsvéllur, Reykjavik, 15,000. 1967 Valur Reykjavik KR Reykjavik
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1968 KR Reykjavik Valur
Principal Football Grounds: Méelavollur, Vestmannaeyjar
Reykjavik. Ibrottavéllurinn, Akureyri. Ibrot- 1969 Keflavik KR Akureyri
tavollurinn, Akranesi. Ibrdéttav6llurinn, Ke- 1970 Akranes Fram
flavik. 1971 Akranes KR Reykjavik
Language: English.
Final League Table ie
Season: April-September. W .Dio &Pane
, Keflavik 14 8 4° {2.032 “Sie
International matches 1971 5 Vestmannayjar 1 VEQL ING : si fe bi
: v Norway (a) lost 1- Fram Reykiavik 14 bow ot ok
Nee gOpeoee y (@) Akranes 14 6 20. 6:27, Oye
(Gunnersson) Valur [4 Gen 2a Ges 25 14
3 . , Breidablik iM? . £5.24 see
League Champions: Cup Winners: Ko Reykiavik 141 v3: bed engl 13neDOMRIE0
1960 KR =e Akureyri 14. 4,41 9 21° Bie
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
President: J. J. Traynor League Champions: Cup Winners:

Secretary: P. J. O’Driscoll P.C. 1955 St. Patrick’s Shamrock Rovers
Address of Association: The Football 1956 St. Patrick’s Shamrock Rovers
Association of Ireland, 80 Merrion Square, 1957 Shamrock Rovers Drumcondra
Dublin 2 1958 Drumcondra Dundalk
Telephone: 6 68 64 1959 Shamrock Rovers St. Patrick’s
Cable: Soccer Dublin 1960 Limerick Shelbourne
Population: 2,855,500 1961 Drumcondra St. Patrick’s
Year of formation: 1921 1962 Shelbourne Shamrock Rovers
National colours: Green and white 1963 Dundalk Shelbourne
Second Choice of Colours: White 1964 Shamrock Rovers Shamrock Rovers
Name, Address and Capacity of National 1965 Drumcondra Shamrock Rovers
Stadium: Dalymount Park, Dublin, 50,000 1966 Waterford Shamrock Rovers
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1967 Dundalk Shamrock Rovers
Principal Football Grounds: Glenmalure 1968 Waterford Shamrock Rovers
Park, Milltown, Dublin, 25,000; Flower 1969 Waterford Shamrock Rovers
Lodge, Cork, 25,000; Lourde Stadium, 1970 Waterford Bohemians
Drogheda, 25,000; Tolka Park, Dublin, 1971 Cork Hibernians Limerick
20,000; Oriel Park, Dundalk, 15,000; 1972 Waterford Cork Hibernians
Richmond Park, Dublin, 10,000; Markeis
Field, Limerick, 10,000; Kilcohan Park, Final League Table 1971-72
Waterford, 15,000. PW Dee Ee A Pts.
Languages: English. Waterford 26 21
Cork Hibernians 26 19
International matches 1971 Bohemians 26 16
Finn Harps 26 18
May 10, Dublin: v Italy (h) lost 1-2 (EO) Shamrock Rovers 26 12
(Conway) St. Patrick’s 26 «9 wN wa nNnn
Dundalk 26; 11
May 30, Dublin: v Austria (h) lost 1-4 (EC) Cork Celtic 26 «68
(Rogers pen.) Shelbourne 26287
Oct. 10, Linz: v Austria (a) lost 0-6 (EC) Athlone 2G) text. a
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Drogheda 26 6
Summary: P 3, W 0, D 0, L 3, F2, A 12 Drumcondra 26) 45
Limerick 26, 55:
Total No. of League Championship wins: Sligo Rovers 26 45 PADAAIMOIWAYROUNN
Shamrock Rovers 10; Shelbourne 7;

Bohemians 5; Cork United 5; Drumcondra
5; Waterford 5; Dundalk 3; St. Patrick’s 3;
St. James’s Gate 2; Cork Athletic 2; Dolphin
1; Sligo Rovers 1; Limerick 1; Cork Hibern-
ians 1.
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President: Dr. Artemio Franchi. May 10, Dublin: v Eire (a) won 2-1 (EC)
Secretary: Comm. Franco Bertoldi. (Boninsegna, Prati)
Address of Association: Federazione Italiana June 9, Stockholm: v Sweden (a) drew 0-0
Giuoco Calcio, via Gregorio Allegri, 14, (EC)
Rome. Sept. 26, Genoa: v Mexico (h) won 2-0
Telephone: 8449841, 853541. (Boninsegna 2)
Cable: Federcalcio Roma Oct. 10, Milan: v Sweden (h) won 3-0 (EC)
Area: 97,068 square miles. (Riva 2, Boninsegna)
Population: 50,000,000. Nov. 20, Rome: v Austria (h) drew 2-2 (EC)
Number of Clubs: 5,235. (Prati, De Sisti)
Number of Players: 271,090. Summary: P 6, W 3, D2,L1,F10,A5
National Colours: Light blue shirts, white Total No. of League Championship wins:
shorts, blue with white top stockings. Juventus 14; Inter-Milan 11; Genoa 9; A.C.
Second Choice of Colours: White with light Milan 9; Pro Vercelli 7; Bologna 7; Torino
blue stripe. 7; Fiorentina 2; Casale 1; Novese 1; A.S.
Name, Address and Capacity of National Roma 1; Cagliari 1.
Stadium; Stadio Olimpico, Roma, 90,000.
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other
1955 A.C. Milan No Competition
Principal Football Grounds: Bologna, Stadio
Comunale, Via A. Costa 176, 50,000;
1956 Fiorentina No Competition
1957 A.C. Milan No Competition
Firenze, Stadio Comunale, Viale M. Fanti
1958 Juventus Lazio
4/6, 52,000; Milano, Stadio Comunale San
1959 A.C. Milan Juventus
Siro, Via Fetonte, 79,000; Torino, Stadio
1960 Juventus Juventus
Comunale, Corso Sebatopoli 123, 71,000;
1961 Juventus Fiorentina
Napoli, Stadio S. Paolo, Fuorigrotta, 82,000;
1962 A.C. Milan Napoli
Genova, Stadio Luigi, Ferraris, Via del
1963 Inter-Milan Atalanta
Piano, 64,000.
1964 Bologna A.S. Roma
Languages: French, English, German,
1965 Inter-Milan Juventus
Spanish.
1966 Inter-Milan Fiorentina
1967 Juventus A.C, Milan
Principal Honours: 1968 A.C. Milan Torino
World Cup Winners 1934, 1938, Runners-up 1969 Fiorentina A.S. Roma
1970 1970 Cagliari Bologna
European Championship, Winners 1968 1971 Inter-Milan Torino
Olympic Games, Winners 1936 1972 Juventus
World club champions Inter-Milan 1964,
1965. AC Milan 1969
Bawa Dy ple ake Meets.
European Champions Cup winners AC Juventus 30 17 9 4 48 24 43
Milan 1963, 1969. Inter-Milan 1964, 1965. A.C, Milan 307164 101994 “36.0107 42
Runners-up Fiorentina 1957, AC Milan Torino SOW AT ey Bee Die 39 pee
Cagliari 20, 15; 9.5 6 39" 23) 39
1958. Inter-Milan 1967. Inter-Milan 30° 13° 10 @ 749 28" 36
Cup-winners Cup Winners Fiorentina 1961, Fiorentina 3012 "12" 6 "28 220 ER6
AC Milan 1968. Runners-up Fiorentina 1962 A.S. Roma 30P1Be AOrar 8 37) 1314635
Napoli 30) 6u 164 0 2hecke 2b
Fairs Cup Winners AS Roma 1961, Runners- Sampdoria SOs de 10 25. ee es
up Juventus 1965, 1971 Atalanta 30 Oi sR. G/18h 21! 260526
Bologna 30'T) Test?) 28.03 65..22
Lanerossi Vicenza 30 8 7 15 30 43 25
International matches 1971 Verona 30 14 14" 42 $2) oG 25
Mantova S0IRAG 259 E15! 123783921
Feb. 21, Cagliari: v Spain (h) lost 1-2 Catanzaro 30; 39152), U7 3421
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President: M. Rene van den Bulcke. Telephone: 48-86-61.
Secretary: Mile Eliane Cremona. Area: 999 square miles.
Address of Association: Fédération Luxem- Population: 330,000.
bourgeoise de Football, 50 Rue de Stras- Number of Clubs: 172.
bourg, Luxembourg. Number of Players: 8,500.
887
Year of Formation :1908. 1956 Spora Luxem- Stade Dudelange
National Colours: Red shirts, white shorts, bourg
blue stockings. 1957 Stade Dude- Spora Luxembourg
Second Choice of Colours: White shirts, lange
white shorts, blue stockings. 1958 Jeunesse d’Esch Red Boys
Name, Address and Capacity of National Differdange
Stadium: City Stadium Luxembourg, 18,000. 1959 Jeunesse d’Esch US Luxembourg
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1960 Jeunesse Esch National Schiffige
Principal Football Grounds: Stade E. 1961 Spora Luxem- Alliance Dudelange
Mayrisch, Esch-sur-Alzette, 11,000; Stade burg
Municipal, Differdange, 10,000. 1962 Union Luxem- Alliance Dudelange
Languages: French, German, English. burg
Season: August — June. 1963 Jeunesse Esch Union Luxemburg
1964 Aris Bonnevoie Union Luxemburg
International matches 1971 1965 Stade Dude- Spora Luxemburg
Feb. 24, Rotterdam: v Holland (a) lost 0-6 lange
(EC) 1966 Aris Bonnevoie Spora Luxemburg
April 25, Gera: v East Germany (a) lost 1-2 1967 Jeunesse Esch Aris Bonnevoie
(EC) (Dussier) 1968 Jeunesse Esch U.S. Dudelange
Oct. 27, Titograd: v Yugoslavia (a) drew 0-0 1969 Avenir Beggen Union Luxemburg
(EC) 1970 Jeunesse Esch Union Luxemburg
Nov. 7, Verviers: v Belgium lost 0-1 1971 Union Jeunesse
Nov. 17, Eindhoven: v Holland (a) lost 0-8 Hautcharage
(EC) 1972 Aris Bonnevoie Red Boys
Summary: P5,W0,D1,L4,F1,A17
Total No. of League Championship wins:

Jeunesse d’Esch 11; Spora Luxembourg 10; Baw
Stade Dudelange 10; US Hollerich-Bonne- Aris Bonnevoie 22 14
Rumelange 22 13
voie 5; Fola Esch 5; Red Boys Differdange 5; Red Boys 22 10
US Luxembourg 3; Sporting Luxembourg 2; Jeunesse D’Esch 22 12
Aris Bonnevoie 3; Racing Luxembourg 1; Avenir Beggen 22, 11
Etzella 22 6 £ Oo w oo tyoO
National Schiffige 1; Progres Niedercorn 1; Spora 22 8
Avenir Beggen |. The National 22 6
Union 22 8
League Champions: Cup Winners: Tetange 22 6
Alliance 22 6
1955 Stade Dude- Fola Esch Progres Niedercorn 22 4 YRANIBODWNAAW
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MALTA
President: Dr. Gius Mifsud Bonnici H.D. International matches 1971
Secretary: Frank Attard. Feb. 3, Valetta: v England (h) lost 0-1 (EC)
Address of Association: Malta Football April 21, Lucerne: v Switzerland (a) lost 0-5
Association, 84 Old Mint Street, Valetta, (EC)
Malta. May 12, Wembley: v England (a) lost 0-5
Telephone: 22697, 74372. (EC)
Cable: Football Malta 1960. June 18, Athens: v Greece (a) lost 0-2 (EC)
Area: 122 square miles. Nov. 14, Valetta: v Hungary (h) lost 0-2 (EC)
Population: 335,000. Summary: P 5, W 0, D 0, L 5, F0, A 15
Number of Clubs: 36.
Number of Players: 900 Professionals; League Champions: Cup Winners:
1,500 Amateurs. 1961 Hibernian Floriana
Year of Formation: 1900. 1962 Floriana Hibernian
National Colours: Red. 1963 Valetta Slie~a Wanderers
Second Choice of Colours: White. 1964 Sliema Wand. Valeita
1965 Sliema Wand. Slies:ia Wanderers
Name, Address and Capacity of National 1966 Sliema Wand. Floriana
Stadium: Malta F.A. Ground, Gzira, 15,000. 1967 Hibernian Floriana
Name, Address and Capacity of Other Principal 1968 Floriana Sliema Wanderers
Football Ground: Schreiber Sports Ground, 1969 Hibernian Sliema Wanderers
Paola, 8,000. 1970 Floriana Hibernian
Language: English. 1971 Sliema Wand. Hibernian
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President: Einar Jorum. Sept. 26, Oslo: vy Denmark (h) lost 1-4
Secretary: Nicolaij Johansen. (Fuglset)
Address of Association: Norges Fotball- Oct.27, Budapest: v Hungary (a) lost 0-4 (EC)
forbund, Ulleval Stadion, Sognsun 75, Post
Summary: P 8, W 1,D1,L6,F 8, A 27
Boks 603, Tasen, Oslo 8.
Telephone: 46.98.30. Total No. of League Championship wins:
Cable: Fotballforbund Oslo. Fredrikstad 10; Lyn Oslo 4; Rosenborg
Area: 125,064 square miles. Trondheim 3; Larvik Turn 3; Friedig 1;
Population: 3,700,000. Fram 1; Viking 1; Lillestroem 1; Skeid Oslo
Number of Clubs; 1,150. 1; Stromgodset Drammen 1.
Year of Formation: 1908. F :
National Colours: Red shirts, white shorts »
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Skeid Oslo
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eerie Choice of Colours: Blue shirts, white 1958 Viking SkeidOslo
‘ s : 1959 Lillestroem Viking
Name, :
Stadium.
Oslo, Ulleval Stadiam,? Sosrsveien 7,» 1961
32.000. 1960 Fredrikstad
Fredrikstad Rosenborg
Fredrikstad
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other aoe eeu G3 Des Pe
+ bre : fs 1963 Brann Skeid
Principal Football Grounds: Bislett Stadium, 1964 Lyn Oslo Rescibor
Oslo, 28,000; Brann Stadium, Bergen, y Tene:
26.000; Lerkendal8 Stadium, , Trondheim,

BS 000. 1965 Valerengen,
anger, = 1966 Skeid Oslo Oslo Fredrikstad
Skeid
1 ae - Enplish. G. 1967 Rosenborg Lyn Oslo
awe ares x erman. Trondheim
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International matches 1971 1969 Rosenborg Stromgodset
May 26, Bergen: v Iceland (h) won 3-1 1970 Strémgodset Stromgodset
(Espeseth, Fuglset 2) 1971 Rosenborg Rosenborg
June 9, Oslo: v Bulgaria (h) lost 1-4 (EC) Final League Table aie Se at Ge
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June 22, Oslo: y West Germany (h) lost 1-7 tn Oot ; £ d on i” as
Aug. 8, Malm: v Sweden (a) lost 0-3 Shea 8
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Aug. 25, Helsinki: v Finland (a) drew 1-1 ies ae: i: d ; 4 15 is 3
Sept. 8, Oslo: v France (h) lost 1-3 (EC)

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President: Wieslaw Ociepka. Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other

Secretary: Leszek Rylski. Principal Football Grounds: Stadium Slaski,
Address of Association: Polish Football Chorzow, 100,000; Stadium ‘‘Warta’’, Poz-
Association, Al. Ujazdowskie 22, Warszawa. nan, 45,000; Stadium “‘Olimpijski’’, Wroclaw,
Telephone: 28-93-44: 28-58-21: 29-24-89. 72,000; Stadium ‘“‘Wisla” Krakow, 40,000;
Area: 120,359 square miles. Stadium ‘“‘Ruch’’, Chorzow, 40,000; Stadium
Population: 31,500,000. “Legia”, Warszawa, 35,000; Stadium
Number of Clubs: 2,556 “Piast”, Gliwice, 55,000; Stadium ‘‘Pogon”’,
Number of Players: 250,000. Szczecin, 36,000; Stadium ‘Polonia’, By-
Year of Formation: 1923. tom, 35,000.
National Colours: Whtie shirts, red shorts, Languages: French, German, Russian,
white and red stockings. Season: March—November.
Second Choice of Colours: Red shirts, white
shorts, red stockings.
Name, Address and Capacity of National Principal Honours:
Stadium: Stadium of the ‘‘X Anniversary” Cup Winners’ Cup: Runners-up Gornik
Warszawa, 100,000. Zabrze (1970).
889
International matches: 1960 Ruch Chorzow No Competition
May 5, Lausanne: v Switzerland (a) won 4-2 1961 Gornik Zabrze No Competition
(Szoltysik, Banas, Deyna, Lubanski) 1962 Polonia Bytom Zaglebie Sosnowiec
May 12, Tirana: v Albania (a) drew 1-1 (EC) 1963 Gornik Zabrze Zaglebie Sosnowiec
(Banas) 1964 Gornik Zabrze Legia Warsaw
Sept. 22, Krakow: v Turkey (h) won 5-1 (EC) 1965 Gornik Zabrze Gornik Zabrze
(Bula, Lubanski 3, Gadocha) 1966 Gornik Zabrze Legia Warsaw
Oct. 10, Warsaw: v West Germany (h) lost 1-3 1967 Gornik Zabrze Wisla Krakow
(EC) (Gadocha) 1968 Ruch Chorzow Gornik Zabrze
Noy. 17, Hamburg: v West Germany (a) 1969 Legia Warsaw Gornik Zabrze
drew 0-0 (EC) 1970 Legia Warsaw Gornik Zabrze
1971 Gornik Zabrze Gornik Zabrze
Dec. 5, Izmir v Turkey (a) lost 0-1 (EC) Gornik Zabrze
1972
Summary: P 6, W 2, D 2,L2,F11,A8
Total No. of League Championship wins: League Table 1971-72

Ruch Chorzow 9; Gornik Zabrze 9;
PP... W °D. Ls Ps gAgbie
Cracovia 6; Pogon Lwow 4; Wisla Krakow Ruch tp Lies 21 "23
4; Legia Warsaw 4; Warta Poznan 2; Zaglebie Sosnowiec 17 9 5 3 23 16 23
Polonia Bytom 2; Garbarnia Krakow 1; Gornik Zabrze 17°) 8oy6. 3026 T6eneme
Legia Warsaw [Fin Ro Sig (23. ieee
Polonia Warsaw 1; LKS Lodz 1. Gwardia Warsaw 17 8 A ST eee
Odra Opole 17 (7 96. 417s
League Champions: Cup Winners: Stal Mielec 17 7 4906) 17 ASpeke
ZaglebieWalbrzych 17 6 5 6 12 15 17
1955 Legia Warsaw Legia Warsaw Wisla Krakow 17 “5°-6 "°6. 17" 20 eae
1956 Legia Warsaw Legia Warsaw Polonia 17 "S788 (\6V42. Dee
1957 Gornik Zabrze LKS Lodz LKS Lodz 17 2 8—.7%16 250mg
Pogon Wo 4.4.9 -412 De
1958 LKS Lodz No Competition Szombierki 17 3 4°10 14 26°%¢
1959 Gornik Zabrze No Competition Stal Rzeszow 17 2 6.9 9 23eee
PORTUGAL
President: Dr. Jose Matos Correia. Principal Honours:

Secretary: Alfonso Vaz Lacerda. European Champions Cup winners Benfica
Address of Association: Federagéo Portu- (1961, 1962) Runners-up Benfica (1963,
guesa de Futebol, Praga de Alegria, 25, 1965, 1968)
Lisboa. Cup Winners’ Cup Winners Sporting Lisbon
Telephone: 328207—8-9. 1964
Cable: Futebol Lisboa.
Area: 34,139 square miles. International matches 1971
Feb. 17, Brussels: v Belgium (a) lost 0-3 (EC)
Number of Clubs: 583.
April 21, Lisbon: v Scotland (h) won 2-0
(EC) (0.g., Eusebio)
May 12, Lisbon: v Denmark (h) won 5-0
National Colours: Red shirts, white shorts,
green stockings. (EC) (Eusebio 2, Baptista 2, Rodrigues)
Second Choice of Colours: White shirts, blue
Oct. 13, Glasgow: v Scotland (a) lost 1-2
(EC) (Rodrigues)
shorts, blue stockings.
Name, Address and Capacity of National Nov. 21, Lisbon: v Belgium (h) drew 1-1
(EC) (Peres pen.)
Stadium: National Stadium, Lisboa, 54,000.
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other Summary:
P 5, W 2,D1,L2,F9,A6
Principal Football Grounds: Estadio de Luz,
Lisboa, 69,000; Estadio José Alvalade, Total No. of League Championship wins:
Lisboa, 47,000; Estadio do Restelo, Lisboa, Benfica 19; Sporting Lisbon 13; F.C. Porto
35,000; Estadio das Antas, Porto, 40,000; 5; Belenenses 1.
Estadio 28 de Maio, Braga, 30,000; Estadio
Bonfim, Setubal, 20,000; Estadio Alfredo da League Champions: Cup Winners:
Silva, 23,000; Estadio Municipal, Coimbra, 1955 Sporting Lisbon Benfica
25,000; Estadio Municipal, Guimaraes, 1956 F.C. Porto F.C. Porto
25,000. 1957 Benfica Benfica
Languages: French, Spanish, English. 1958 Sporting Lisbon F.C. Porto
Season: September—May. 1959 F.C. Porto Benfica
890
1960 Benfica Belenenses Final League Table 1971-72
1961 Benfica Leixoes tent a hes 2 o - eee
Bes poring Lisbon Benfica Vitoria Setubal 30.:17:11.—«2-«62-—«*16 45
: -| ennca
enfica Sporting Lisbon Sporting Lisbon B07 17" “9! Meets 18006443
1964 Benfica Benfica Aes a 44 13 5 43 28 af
. . ‘orto 1 4910 51. 32.3
Bee Benfica Vitoria Setubal Guimaraes 305 lhe 8 11 29..47 30
Sporting Lisbon Sporting Braga Belenenses 30" 1d 7! 19) 95 1493 129
1967 Benfica Vitoria Setubal ates au e ve,4 y34 a oy
; arense
ee Benfica F.C. Porto Atletico Lisbon 30 8 9 13 35 52 25
69 Benfica Benfica Boavista 30, 7"10'" 13h 23% 460624
1970 Sporting Lisbon Benfica4 Dent eRa hag ope ai er -
. eira ar
1971 Benfica Sporting Lisbon Achdemiica 30) 7 Taalea0t On
1972 Benfica Benfica Leixoes 30.7 J. 16°96 451) 21
Tirsense 30:7" 6: —71726. 66119
RUMANIA
President: Mircea Angelescu. Brasov 1; Juventius Bucharest 1; SSUD

Secretary: Florea Tanasescu. Resita 1; Craiova Bucharest 1; Progresul 1;
Address of Association: Federatia Romana Arges 1.
de Fotbal, 16 Rue Vasile Conta, Bucaresti.
Telephone: 12-13-31. Cable: Sportrom League Champions: Cup Winners:
Bucaresti. Telex: 180 Bucaresti. Area: 91,699 1955 Dynamo CCA Bucharest
square miles. Population: 19,000,000. Number Bucharest
of Clubs: 4,500. Number of Players: 120,000. 1956 CCA Bucharest ICO Oradea
Year of Formation: 1908. 1957 No Competition No Competition
National Colours: Yellow shirts, blue shorts, 1958 Petrolul Ploesti Stinta Timiscara
red stockings. 1959 Petrolul Ploesti Dynamo Bucharest
Second Choice of Colours: Blue shirts, red 1960 CCA Bucharest Progresul
shorts, yellow stockings. 1961 CCA Bucharest Ariesul Turda
Name, Address and Capacity of National 1962 Dynamo Steaua Bucharest
Stadium: 23 August, Bucuresti, 70,000. Bucharest
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1963 Dynamo Petrolul Ploesti
Principal Football Grounds: Republicii, Bucharest
Bucuresti, 30,000; Giulesti, Bucuresti, 1964 Dynamo Dynamo Bucharest
20,000; Municipal, Cluj, 25,000; 1 Mai, Bucharest
Timisoara, 30,000; 23 August, Iasi, 20,000; 1965 Dynamo Stinta Cluj
1 Mai, Constanta, 20,000; Petrolul, Bucharest
Ploiesti, 20,000; 1 Mai, Pitesti, 20,000. 1966 Petrolul Ploesti Steaua Bucharest
Language: French. 1967 Rapid Steaua Bucharest
Season: March—July ;September—December. Bucharest
1968 Steaua Dynamo Bucharest
International matches 1971 Bucharest
April 21, Novi Sad: v Yugoslavia (a) won 1-0 1969 UT Arad Steaua Bucharest
(Dembrovski) 1970 UT Arad Steaua Bucharest
May 16, Bratislava: vy Czechoslovakia (a) 1971 Dynamo Steaua Bucharest
lost 0-1 (EC) Bucharest
Sept. 22, Helsinki: v Finland (a) won 4-0 1972 Arges
(EC) (Jordanescu, Lupescu, Dembrovski,
Lucescu pen.) (up to and including May 7)
Noy. 14, Bucharest: v Czechoslovakia (h) 1 Ala, OD Se SA Sri FAI 21
won 2-1 (EC) (Dembrovski, Dobrin) UT Arad O35 RENT 4 42 19 31
Nov. 24, Bucharest: v Wales (h) won 2-0 (EC) Arges Osh US Oue or 388029 950)
Uni Cluj 23 -~13——-3:—-7---34.--22,—-29
(Lupescu, Lucescu) SC Bacau LEI VI PS Ng eT oenhey d:|
Summary: P 5, W 4,D0,L1,F9,A2 AS Armata Bawen (wey 625" 21 2p
Steagul Rosu QSimlOt #Gioth.275816426
Uni Craiova 23 NO Sia 9Yl0 wel noe
Total No. of League Championship wins: Rapid ORO me Se ache Look
Steaua Bucharest (prev. CCA) 7; Venus Jiul DSi ASE IO28D 1 2623
Steau Bucharest 23, PB. 6F “OF 2821 ne22
Bucharest 7; CSC Temesvar 6; UT Arad 6; Dynamo Bucharest 23 8 5 9 29 27 21
Dynamo Bucharest 6; Rapid Bucharest 4; Farul a) 0) ee 20 oe oO
Ripensia Temesvar 3; Petrolul Ploesti 3; Petrolul 23 Tumeo, “LOMA 12 28 20
Politechnica 28M: Sia8e TO |24°15 33.018
Olimpia Bucharest 2; CAC Bucharest 2; Soc. CFR Cluj 23) Ay Aled? 18.432. 15
RA Bucharest 1; Prahova Ploesti 1;CsC Crisul 23; 2) 6 15) 10-35
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RUSSIA
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President: Valentin Granatkin. Sept. 19, Moscow: v India (h) won 5-0
Secretary: Anatoly Chetirko. Sept. 22, Moscow: v Northern Ireland (h)
Address of Association: Federation De won 1-0 (EC) (Muntjan pen.)
Football De L’URSS, Skatertnyi, Pereulok Oct. 13, Belfast: v Northern Ireland (a)
4, Moscow, 69. : drew 1-1 (Byshevets)
Telephone: 290-2490. Cable: Sportkomitet Oct. 27, Seville: v Spain (a) drew 0-0 (EC)
USSR. Area: 8,598,678 square miles. Pop- Summary: P 9, W 6, D 3, LO, F 23, A3
ulation: 210,000,000. Number of Principal
Clubs: 36. Number of Players: 2,994,600 (at Total No. of League Championship wins:
Jan. Ist, 1965). Dynamo Moscow 11; Spartak Moscow 8;
Year of Formation: 1934. CSKA Moscow 7; Dynamo Kiev 5; Torpedo
National Colours: Red shirts, white shorts, Moscow 2; Dynamo Tblisi 1.
red stockings.
Second Choice of Colours: White. League Champions: Cup Winners:
Name, Address and Capacity of National 1955 Dynamo Moscow CSKA Moscow
Stadium: Lenin Stadium, Moscow, 102,000. 1956 Spartak Moscow No Competition
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other 1957 Dynamo Moscow Lokomotiv
Principal Football Grounds: Kirov Stadium, Moscow
Victory Park, Leningrad, 84,000; “Pakh- 1958 Spartak Moscow Spartak Moscow
takov” Central Stadium, Tashkent, 1959 Dynamo Moscow No Corrpetition
Socialism Street 23, 60,000; Ukraine 1960 Moscow Torpedo Mosc: w Torpedo
Republic Stadium, Kiev, Krasnoarmeis- 1961 Kiev Dynamo Donets Shaktyor
kaya Street 51, 90,000; Dynamo Stadium, 1962 Moscow Spartak Donets Shaktyor
Moscow, Leningrad Prospect 36, 54,000; 1963 Moscow Dynamo Spar ak Moscow
Dynamo Stadium, Tbilisi, Tseretely Street 2, 1964 Dynamo Tbilisi Kiev Dynamo
40,000. 1965 Moscow Torpedo Moscow Spartak
Languages: Russian, English, French, Ger- 1966 Kiev Dynamo Kiev Dynamo
man. 1967 Kiev Dynamo Moscow Dynamo
Season: South: March—December. 1968 Kiev Dynamo Moscow Torpedo
Central: April—-October. 1969 Moscow Spartak Lvov Karpaty
North: May—September. 1970 Moscow Dynamo Moscow Dynamo
Principal Honours: 1971 Kiev Dynamo Moscow Spartak
Olympic Champions, 1956.
Final League Table 1971
European Nations Cup Winners, 1960. Run-
PW. DL. Fs Asser
ners-up 1964. European Championship: Dynamo Kiev SQ) TT TOSS 4a
Runners-up 1972. Ararat Erevan 30023 §11°° 61°37 *O8aae
Dynamo Tbilisi 30 14..48558) -33,033ece
International matches 1971 Saria
Voroshilovgrad 30 11 11 8° 29 23° 33
Feb. 17, Guadalajara: v Mexico (a) drew 0-0 Dynamo Moscow 30 9 13 8 35 22 31
May 22, Moscow: v Algeria (h) won 7-0 Spartak Moscow 30° OP 1S 835" eee
Torpedo Moscow 30 4 20 6 27 27 28
May 30, Moscow: v Spain (h) won 2-1 (EC) Kairat Alma Ata 30 +9... 10.411) 36, -40Ras
(Kolotoy, Shevtchenko) Neftchi Baku 30, 9 10°11" “30 “345s
June 7, Moscow: v Cyprus (h) won 6-1 (EC) Karpaty Lwow 30° S* 1897S 30°) 35S
Dynamo Minsk 30° 8 12)" 10) 36) 430s
(Fedotov 2, Yevrujishin 2, Kolotoy, CSKA Roscow 30, 7.12, i1,, 3436008
Banisheyski) Zenit Leningrad 30° 8 10" 12 29™ soe
June 14, Moscow: v Scotland (h) won 1-0 SKA Rostov 30). 9° 89113035 T4sheee
Pakhtakor Tashkent 30 8 10 12 29 46 26
( Yervrujishin) Shachtjor Donezk 30 10 4 16 31 37 24
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President: Jose Luis Perez-Paya. Number of Clubs: 2,651.

Secretary: Andres Ramirez Pardinas. Number of Players: 52,819.
Address of Association: Real Federacién Year of Formation: 1913.
Espanola de Futbol, Calle Alberto Bosch 13, National Colours: Red shirts, dark blue
Apartado 347, Madrid 14. shorts, black with yellow border stockings.
Telephone: 2391000, 2391008, 2391009. Second Choice of Colours: Blue shirts, dark
Cable: Futbol. blue shorts.
Area; 190,115 square miles. No National Stadium.
Population: 34,000,000. Names, Addresses and Capacities of Prin-
892
cipal Football Grounds: Santiago Bern- Total No. of League Championship wins:
abeu, Madrid, 125,000; Campo nuevo,
Real Madrid 15; Barcelona 8; Atletico
Barcelona, 100,000; Manzanares, Madrid, Bilbao 6; Atletico Madrid 6; Valencia 4;
100,000; Mestalla, Valencia, 53,100; Betis 1; Seville 1.
Sanchez Pizjuan, Sevilla, 46,000; San
Mamés, Bilbao, 45,000; Sarria, Barcelona, League Champions: Cup Winners:
38,295; Riazor, La Corufa, 35,860; La 1955 Real Madrid Atletico Bilbao
Romareda, Zaragoza, 32,416. 1956 Atletico Bilbao Atletico Bilbao
Languages: Spanish, French, English. 1957 Real Madrid Barcelona
Season: September—June. 1958 Real Madrid Atletico Bilbao
1959 Barcelona Barcelona
Principal Honours: 1960 Barcelona Atletico Madrid
European Nations Cup Winners 1964 1961 Real Madrid Atletico Madrid
Olympic Runners-up 1920 1962 Real Madrid Real Madrid
European Champions Cup Winners: Real 1963 Real Madrid F.C. Barcelona
Madrid 1956, 1947, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1966 1964 Real Madrid Real Zaragoza
Runners-up: Real Madrid 1962, 1964, 1965 Real Madrid Atletico Madrid
Barcelona 1961 1966 Atletico Madrid Real Zaragoza
: : 1967 Real Madrid Valencia
World club champions Real Madrid 1960 :
Cup-Winners Cup: Winners Atletico Madrid 108 Real Madrid F.C. Barcelona
: : : 1969 Real Madrid Atletico Bilbao
1962, Runners-up: Atletico Madrid 1963, 1970 Atletico Madrid Real Madrid
Barcelona 1969, Real Madrid 1971 CET eal Rory
5 : ; 1971 Valencia Barcelona
Fairs Cup Winners: Barcelona 1958, 1960, 1972 Real Madrid
1966, Valencia 1962, 1963, Zaragoza 1964
Runners-up: Barcelona 1962, Valencia 1964,
Zaragoza 1966 Final League Table 1971-72
PEW? eee ACP ts:
International matches 1971 Real Madrid 3419 OT GS 27.47
Feb. 21, Cagliari: v Italy (a) won 2-1 (Piri, alencia| 3419 — J-—8-33. 30
Uriarte) Atletico Madrid ao ie oo ped an ae oe
esteray Parcs.
ia: v France (h) drew 2-2
= Gran on
Las Palmas 44-158 3 2 40 34 36
May 9, Nicosia: v Cyprus (a) won 2-0 (EC) Asletico Bilbao 34 15 4 15 39 32 34

(Pirri, Violeta) eal Socieda
Mey 30, eu v Russia (a) lost 1-2 (EC) Gijone 34 12 ‘ \4 2 33 2
exac. spano
Oct. 27, Seville: v Russia (h) drew 0-0 (EC) Coruna 34 by ti 1S 28 ae ap
Noy. 24, Granada:
v Cyprus (h) won 7-0 (EC) Hehe Srba souaytneee antes
(Pirri 2 (1 pen.), Quino 2, Aguilar, Lora, Seville RAN O nn Oe AGMSS P45027
Rojo) Cordoba 34° (6013 15.. 32,, 51. 25
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SWEDEN
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President: Gunnar Ericsson. Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other

Secretary: Tore Brod. Principal Football Grounds: Nya _ Ullevi,
Address of Association: Svenska Fotboll- G6teborg, 52,000; Malm6 stadion, Malmo,
forbundet, Fotbollstadion, Solna. 35,000; Idrottsparken, Norrképing, 30,000;
Telephone: 08/27 25 00. Ryavallen, Borsa, 30,000.
Cable: Fotball. Telex: 17711 Fotball S. Languages: English, German, French, Span-
Area: 173,665 square miles. ish.
Population: 7,000,000. Season: April-November.
Number of Players: 93,000. Principal Honours:
Year of Formation: 1904. Olympic Games Winners, 1948;
National Colours: Yellow shirts, blue shorts, World Cup, Runners-up, 1958;
yellow and blue stockings. ;
Second Choice of Colours: Blue shirts, white International matches 1971
shorts. 1-2,
Mar. 3, Tel Aviv: v Israel (a) lost
(Eklund)
Stadium: Fotbollstadion, Solna, 5,0000.
R.F. 72/346 893
May 19, Boraas: v Finland (h) won 4-1, 1957 Norkopping IFK No Competition
(Larsson, Svensson, Persson, Paalson) 1958 Gothenburg IFK No Competition
May 26, Stockholm: v Austria (h) won 1-0 1959 Djurgaarden No Competition
(EC) (Olsson) 1960 Norkopping No Competition
June 9, Stockholm: v Italy (h) drew 0-0 (EC) 1961 Elfsborg Boras No Competition
June 20, Copenhagen: vy Denmark (a) won 1962 Norkopping No Competition
3-1 (Grahn 2, Eklund) 1963 Norkopping No Competition
June 27, Goeteborg: v West Germany (h) 1964 Djurgaarden No Competition
won 1-0 (Kindyall) 1965 Malmo FF No Competition
Aug. 8, Malmo: v Norway (h) 3-0 (Paalson, 1966 Malmo FF No Competition
Persson, Larsson pen.) 1967 Djurgaarden Malmo FF
Sept. 4, Vienna: v Austria (a) lost 0-1 (a) 1968 Malmo FFP No Competition
Oct. 10, Milan: v Italy (a) lost 0-3 (EC) 1969 Oester Vaexjoe Norkopping IFK
Summary: P 9, W 5, D1, L3, F 13, A8 1970 Gothenburg Atvidaberg
1971 Malmo FF Atvidaberg
Total No. of League Championship wins: :
Oergryte 15; Gothenburg 13; Norkopping Final League Table a ay 1S doe
= Ss.
AIK Stockholm 8; Djurgaarden Stockholm — Atvidaberg 92 MoV RS 4) aS Bon

8; GAIS Gothenburg 6; IF Halsingborg 5; Lelprn _ te x oe = -
Boras Elfsborg 4; IF Gavle Brynas 1; IFK Leadcenn aos fa Soo ome
Eskilstune 1; Oester Vaexjoe 1. AIK Stockholm IO SG VS &20 eee
Genk? souensBeg ae
Oegryte 220) S rit 6 27 28 21
League Champions: Cup Winners: ester 22

1955 Djurgaarden No Competition onto 4 : ‘ 4 ea rah 4
1956 Norkopping IFK No Competition Lulea 225 4 6 12 20 944008
SWITZERLAND
President: Victor de Werra. International matches 1971

Secretary: Edgar Obertufer. April 21, Lucerne: v Malta (h) won 5-0 (EC)
Address of Association: Schweizerischer (Blattler, Kiinzli, Quentin, Citherlet,
Fussballverband, Laubeggstrasse 70 B.P. Muller
24, 3000 Berne 32.
May 5, Lausanne: v Poland (h) lost 2-4
Telephone: (031) 44-62-23. (Kiinzli, Kuhn)
Cable: Fussballverband Berne,
May 12, Berne: v Greece (h) won 1-0 (EC)
(Odermatt)
Sept. 26, Ziirich v Turkey (h) won 4-0
Number of Clubs; 1,064.
(Boffi, Odermatt, Kunzli, Blattler)
Number of Players: 77,061 (registered active
Oct. 13, Basel: v England (h) lost 2-3 (EC)
players).
(Jeandupeux, Kiinzli)
Nov. 10, Wembley: v England (a) drew 1-1
National Colours: Red jerseys, white shorts,
(EC) (Odermatt)
white stockings.
Second Choice of Colours: White jersey, Summary: P 6, W 3, D1, L2,F15,A8
white shorts, white stockings.
Name, Address and Capacity of National Total No. of League Championship wins:
Stadium: Wankdorf Stadium, Berne, 60,000 Grasshoppers 16; Servette 13; Young Boys
(the biggest stadium) Berne 10; Lausanne 7; F.C. Zurich 5; La
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other Chaux-de-Fonds 4; F.C. Basle 4; Lugano 3;
Principal Football Grounds: St. Jakob Winterthur 3; F.C. Aarau 2; F.C. Anglo-
Stadium, Basel, 48,600; Stade Olympique, American 1; St. Gallen 1; F.C. Brihl 1;
Lausanne, 41,600; Parc des Sports des Cantonal 1; Biel 1; Bellinzona 1.
Charmilles, Genéve, 38,800; Sportplatz
Hardturm, Zurich, 37,200. League Champions: Cup Winners:
Languages : German, French, English, Italian. 1955 La Chaux-de- La Chaux-de-Fonds
Season: September—May. Fonds
1956 Grasshoppers Grasshoppers
Principal Honours: 1957 Young Boys, La Chaux-de-Fonds
Olympic Games Runners-up 1924 Berne
894
1958 Young Boys, Young Boys, Berne 1970 F.C. Basle F.C. Zurich
Berne 1971 Grasshoppers Servette
1959 Young Boys, Grenchen 1972 F.C. Basle F.C. Zurich
Berne
1960 Young Boys, Lucerne League Table 1971-72
Bene (up to and including May 21)
196 Oa ee Dalen bon Am Ets.
1 Servette La Chaux-de-Fonds = 5. Baste 93" {owrwicoihgeltod 36
962 Servette _ Lausanne F.C. Zurich 23 6) P45] O06
1963 F.C. Zurich F.C. Basle Senta 3 3 AE Sy Ay ey
tan. oung Boys bey PY. | ae Ze fa 4
1964 ie cau de- —_Lausanne Lausanne 23) “70. 06 eo 4gtagingg
onds Sion 23). St Tot eo) £sleees
1965 Young Boys, F.C. Sion Winterthur 23-5107 4 9? 933), (29. 24
Berne peeves a 2 Pn Epi: et26)
1966 F.C. Zurich .

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1967 F.C. Basle F.C. Basle pase eirrada 3 3 Z 4 22 40 17
1968 F.C. Zurich F.C. Lugano apes
St. Gal hee ae
1969 F.C. Basle St. Gallen meee 3 2 5 te 38 30 8
TURKEY
President: Hasan Polab. Nov. 14, Tirana: v Albania (a) lost 0-3 (EC)
Secretary: Ismail Hakki Gungor. Dec. 5, Izmir: v Poland (h) won 1-0 (EC)
Address of Association: Fédération Turque (Cemil)
de Football, Fevzi Cakmak Sokak 35, Summary: P 5, W 1, D0, L 4, F2, A 15
Yenisehir, Ankara.
Telephone: 123240, 129623, 178818. League Champions: Cup Winners:
Cable: Futbolsport. 1960 Besiktas Fenerbahce
Area: 296,185 square miles. 1961 Fenerbahce —
Population: 32,000,000. 1962 Galatasaray —
Number of Clubs: 57 Professional Clubs; 1963 Galatasaray Galatasaray
1,484 Amateur Clubs. 1964 Fenerbahce Galatasaray
Number of Players: 104,050. 1965 Fenerbahce Galatasaray
Year of Formation: 1923. 1966 Besiktas Galatasaray
National Colours: White shirts with white 1967 Besiktas Altay Izmir
crescent and star on red hoop, white shorts, 1968 Fenerbahce Fenerbahce
red and white stockings. 1969 Galatasary Goztepe Izmir
Name, Address and Capacity of National 1970 Fenerbahce Goztepe Izmir
Stadium: Stade 19, Mayis, Ankara, 45,000. 1971 Galatasaray Eskisehirspor
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Other
Principal Football Grounds: Stade Ali Sami
Yen Istanbul, 55,000; Stade Mithatpasa, (up to and including May 21)
Istanbul, 50,000; Stade Alsancak, Izmir, Pa eee A Pts,
25,000; Stade d’Ataturk, Eskisehir, 35,000; Galatasaray 7.14JM Fac ah” amc | LANsths Gare]
Stade d’Ataturk, Adana, 30,000; Stade de Eskisehirspor OT) L3ivew8isn6 <A959300) 34
Fenerbahce 27 12°10 $ 32 26 34
Ville, Kayseri, 25,000; Stade d’Ataturk, Besiktas 27 12 ne eee ey kD 32
Bursa, 25,000. Ankaragiicii Zh 3D) 2 AS 2b ar 32
Languages: French, English. Mersin TY 27 9 10) 8! (3 “26: 28
Bursaspor 27° 10° 7 10° 26) 24 27
Géztepe nT eos 9! 9930) 29) 27
International matches 1971 Adanaspor 959 fe 7M Di 19 23° 25
Vefa OTs) B90) 24 at) 725
April 25, Istanbul: v West Germany (h) Altay Izmir OF eB V9" 10) 324) 3 ees
lost 0-3 (EC) Giresunspor 27 10 4 13 24 40 24
Sept. 22, Krakow: v Poland (a) lost 1-5 (EC) Boluspor Ze a) a8 2 20 20. 22
Samsunspor 27 74 13) 10° 10) “19: =21
(Nihat) Istanbulspor 27 46 8 13) 24 21 20
Sept. 26, Ziirich: v Switzerland (a) lost 0-4 Karsiyaka oy aa) 1013) 17 30 18
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YUGOSLAVIA
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President: Dragoljub Kircanski. Telephone: 333343, 333447.
Secretary: Slobodan Stojanovic. Cable: Jugofutbal.
Address of Association: Yugoslav Football Area; 98,766 square miles.
Association, Terazije No. 35, BP 263, Population: 19,000,000.
Belgrade. Number of Clubs: 1,991.
895
Number of Players: 69,086. Oct. 17, Belgrade: v East Germany (h) drew
Year of Formation: 1919. 0-0 (EC)
National Colours: Blue shirts, white shorts, Oct. 27, Titograd: v Luxembourg (h) drew
red stockings. 0-0 (EC)
Second Choice of Colours: White shirts, Summary P 8, W 3, D3, L2, F 11,A6
white shorts, red stockings.
No National Stadium.
Names, Addresses and Capacities of Prin-
cipal Football Grounds: Grvena Zvezda
1955 Hajduk Split BSK Belgrade
1956 Red Star Belgrade No Competition
Stadium, Beograd, 95,000; Yugoslav Nat-
ional Army, Beograd, 55,000; Yuth Stadium,
1957 Red Star Belgrade Partizan Belgrade
Beograd, 25,000; Dinamo, Zagreb, 45,000;
1958 Dynamo Zagreb Red Star Belgrade
1959 Red Star Belgrade Red Star Belgrade
Kosevo, Sarajevo, 40,000.
1960 Red Star Belgrade Dynamo Zagreb
Language: English.
1961 Partizan Belgrade Vardar Skoplje
Principal Honours: 1962 Partizan Belgrade OFK Belgrade
Olympic winners 1960, Runners-up 1948, 1963 Partizan Belgrade Dynamo Zagreb
1952, 1956 1964 Red Star Belgrade Red Star Belgrade
European Nations Cup Runners-up 1960, 1965 Partizan Belgrade Partizan Belgrade
European Championship Runners-up 1968 1966 Vojvodina NoviSad OFK Belgrade
European Champions Cup: Runners-up: 1967 F.C. Sarajevo Hajduk Split
Partizan Belgrad 1966 1968 Red Star Belgrade Red Star Belgrade
Fairs Cup Winners: Dynamo Zagreb 1967, 1969 Red Star Belgrade Dynamo Zagreb
Runners-up Dynamo Zagreb 1966 1970 Red Star Belgrade Red Star Belgrade
1971 Hajduk Split Red Star Belgrade
Total No. of League Championship wins: 1972 Zeljeznicar Hajduk Split
Red Star Belgrade 10; Hajduk Split 6;
Partizan Belgrade 6; Gradjanski Zagreb 5;
BSK Belgrade 5; Dynamo Zagreb 3; League Table 1971
Jugoslovija Belgrade 2; Concordia Zagreb 2;
Pa Wi
HASK Zagreb 1; Vojvodina Novi Sad 1; Zeljeznicar 28 17
F.C. Sarajevo 1, Zeljeznicar 1. Red Star Belgrade 28 14
Vojvodina 28 12
International matches 1971 OFK Belgrade 2712
April 4, Split: v Holland (h) won 2-0 (EC) Velez. .. 28 ii
Partizan 5 ial
(Jerkovic, Dzajic) Sloboda 28 11 1031 P2oieS
April 21, Novi Sad: vyRumania (h) lost 0-1 Hajduk 28 11
May 9, Leipzig: v East Germany (a) won 2-1 Dynamo Zagreb Lime Ss
Olimpija 25 1
(EC) (Filipovic, Dzajic) Celik 25567
July 18, Rio: v Brazil (a) drew 2-2, (Dzajic Vardar 27 teed, a _ i=) ty_ w- tNeS
Jerkovic) Sarajevo 28 «68
Sutjeska FsHida
Sept. 1, Budapest: y Hungary (a) lost 1-2 Borac 2S = 02
(Oblak) Radnicki Nis 22y 8
Sept. 22, Sarajevo: v Mexico (h) won 4-0 Radnicki
Kragujevac 28 6
(Bakal 2, Acimovic, Oblak) Maribor 27083. —ADNDNWDOKRWODUIDHO
ND
896
Irish League
Football in Northern Ireland emerged with credit from its most crisis-ridden season in history—a season
which was delayed by almost two weeks in starting due to the civil unrest in the Province.
Distillery and Derry City were forced to vacate their grounds—Grosvenor Park, Belfast, and Brandywell
—as they were situated in flashpoint areas with the Ballymena United bus hi-jacked, driven from Brandy-
well and set on fire by terrorists. Yet, in the true tradition of show business, the match went on!
Distillery were accommodated by Crusaders at Seaview while Derry City accepted an offer from Coleraine
to share their ground. Match venues had to be altered on the advice of security forces to prevent possible
confrontations between rival factions; no floodlit football was possible; clubs struggled through their
European club cup commitments but next season no entry is to be made on their behalf by the Irish F.A.
U.E.F.A. were “‘perturbed” at their clubs visiting trouble-torn Ulster and the Irish F.A. felt it was not
feasible economically to stage both legs away from home. They were given an assurance that non-partici-
pation on this occasion will not be prejudicial to future applications.
Northern [reland was hit hard at representative level. No internationals or inter-league fixtures could be
played in Belfast and the Irish F.A. had to take their European Championship game with Spain to Booth-
ferry Park, Hull, in February while the Home Championship game against Scotland was switched from
Windsor Park, Belfast, to Hampden Park, Glasgow after the Scottish F.A., had declined to travel.
Yet, despite these adversities, it proved to be a reasonably satisfactory season. There was the one-nil
defeat of England at Wembley; the scoreless draw against Wales and the amateur international side won the
British championship—even though every game was played away from home. Manager Jimmy Hill (Lin-
field) resigned shortly before the start and Billy Neill, ex-Glentoran, took over at short notice. His impact
on the side was amazing; within two weeks he had them combining perfectly and they finished with a win
over England, the holders, at Hendon.
Attendances slumped alarmingly yet, clubs, thanks to shrewd administration and the help from flourishing
social centres and ancillary ventures, were able to make ends meet. The standard did not diminish either
although players found it difficult to generate enthusiasm without crowd “atmosphere.”
This was proved by the transfers of Martin O’ Neill (Distillery to Nottingham Forest); Billy Irwin (Bangor
to Cardiff City) ; Jim Kelly (Cliftonville to Wolverhampton Wanderers); Roy Coyle (Glentoran to Sheffield
Wednesday) and Bryan Hamilton (Linfield to Ipswich Town).
Domestically, it was a year in which provincial clubs dominated although Glentoran won the Irish
League championship. Coleraine took the Irish Cup in a 2-1 triumph over Portadown, who, however,
landed the Gold Cup, a just reward for, under manager Gibby MacKenzie, they had been pace-setters
throughout most of the season. Other trophy winners were: City Cup—Ballymena United; who reached
the Texaco Cup semi-final before being defeated on aggregate by Airdrieonians; County Antrim Shield—
Ards; Ulster Cup—Linfield. :
To have survived in such circumstances is remarkable indeed. There is a long tough road ahead as clubs
strive to bring back spectators; to improve the lot of players after talks with the Professional Players
Association and to ensure that football does not die.
IRISH LEAGUE was : impossible to) organise the tournament

| t in its
original form. Prize money for revised series was
Glentoran =) Hi a a a ae distributed as follows: Defeatec seri-finalists in
Portadown 9 13 4 5 49 25 30 I.F.A. and F.A.I. Cups—£150 each; defeated
ard oe jon 5 Ss “49. 306120 finalists £300; winners £500 each; two legged final—
Linfield 22 10 7 5 47:499127 winners £800, losers £400.
Crusaders 2E"108 85% 7 36 4025 Final
Coleraine 22 9 7 +6 51 39 25 Cork Hibernians v Coleraine 3-2, 2-1
Ballymena U. 22 8 5 9 34 34 21 (on aggregate, two-leg final).
Distillery Bieteonds & Bawa Northern Ireland F.W.A. ‘Footballer of the Year’:
a ae eae
Glenavon Diate 6 9 85640420 Willie Humphries (Ards).
angor
Chifeeaville DDO AN 6 19) 64° 8 CITY Poe ee Looe
ULSTER CUP Ards Demme oneptarmed JurorsVS Stpsione
P W D L F A Pts. Glenayon Be 3 0) Ze 28) 56) 16
Linfield 11 9 O 2 25 11 18 Portadown Shona) Homes| rams”howe(O)nanet UB mato)
Ballymena U, 11 Jee ted: £18) Ok US Linfield 5 IG Tae "Gi ammensyees amet pny
Portadown 10% 6 2 wey 2BOE16 119 Distillery 5 1 1 Soha? 9eat3
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‘or semi finalists from I.F.A. and F.A.J. Cups) Fina) Play Off. ; '
of the civil unrest in Northern Ireland, it Ards v Portadown 0-0, 2-1 (after extra time).
“ne
897
IRISH LEAGUE 1965-1971
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1965-66 1968-69
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22 9 3 10 49 47 21 Ballymena U. 70 AS) oe: ae
Crusaders
Portadown 29, Te 3 leh 3igd3 eh lod Ashllery ip Bing men yoreIs Be 3S ood
25-5 +6 1.39) 525516... Glenayon: 20 Goalie Ss SLAS Pe
Distillery
Ards Dimech <4 Civ 2: 029.454: 414.5 Bangor 22 ee Suk apn pee
Bangor 22 5 4 13 26 59 14 = Cliftonville 223.95 14: 245 50mme
Cliftonville 220 Node A723 —96n~,:6:55 Portadown. 22.2 0 1205 15 oeeee
1966-67 1969-70
PER WHD aT, SEE AeAS Pts. PW DL vB eAtrs
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Linfield 22 ts BS Se 10). 631 Be Coleraine 2212 3. wede DO See
Derry City 225 Mh eS eeO ok eal. 2h ATdS 22 10\" 7, 3 Al 26m
Coleraine BO NO Dh Pon Donike. ol ue eantield 22 11" 5S, (06 A485 SG
Crusaders 22 AL 2 9 03 4 OOn. 24) Derry City 92 AL Se O38 eee
Glenavon 22) 9° 5, )8) 50 39 923.” Portadown 22. 11-3 8 nate eee
Ballymena U. 22). 190r 5S 8" 54°45. 23" 3 Glenaven 99° 7 8 32) 36m
Ards 22) A dling 8x Sin So 2), |Bangos 22° 6. T5939) 32 36m
Portadown 22 8 4 10 46 48 20 Crusaders 22), \S8iaedadll 42 ooee
Distillery 22 6 5S 11 44 53 17 _ Ballymena 29° 5." 6. sli 24, Soe
Bangor 22 3 3 16 35 95 9 Distillery 22) 8 Sie 45, galling Oeste
Cliftonville 22 2 4 16 23 59 8 (Cliftonville oF th. Aa 20 eee
1967-68 1970-71
PeeWee Da Le Hy APs. P WODHUL F A Pts,
Glentoran 22 S20 79 (24 2837S lateld = MetUTE) 2°58 16 S38
Linfield 22 16 4 #2 85 32 36 £Glentoran 220 1 6ies 3 S52 17S
Coleraine 22ND) FAS eo? 7G 845135 ~ Distillery 22/ 135 4 5°31 3
Ards 22 14 2 6 51 34 30 #£Coleraine 2201252 8 43.,32.226
Derry City 2255 it Js 70 25% 354-523 Ballymena U. 22 Sc 7 7 34, 28.028
Glenavon 220 San tiene OUe ST Sha Sel2 Ards 22 yee! 9 30. STee2i
Ballymena U. 229 See SSAh6s919 “Crusaders 224° Fe%b 9 24 45 20
Crusaders 22nd 8° 9 SH SQet8 Geangar 22; % 35 10 2he84are
Portadown 22 gee S5 ol Ie SA SI 17 Derry C, 22 %S5 10°45, 46m
Distillery 225 wG.r ot 915.033), 629 13° iGlenavon 22 $¢'3° 14:39. 550
Bangor 22 3 3 16 39 89 9 = Cliftonville 22 68366 13° 26 «53a
Cliftonville 22 Weeha le 19.0265 85975 “Portadown 22 2°4 16°24, 55iuae
PREVIOUS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
1891 Linfield 1909 Linfield 1931 Glentoran 1956 Linfield

1892 Linfield 1910 Cliftonville 1932 Linfield 1957 Glenavon
1893 Linfield 1911 Linfield 1933 Celtic 1958 Ards
1894 Glentoran 1912 Glentoran 1934 Linfield 1959 Linfield
1895 Linfield 1913 Glentoran 1935 Linfield 1960 Glenavon
1896 Distillery 1914 Linfield 1936 Celtic 1961 Linfield
1897 Glentoran 1915 Celtic 1937 Celtic 1962 Linfield
1898 Linfield 1920 Celtic 1938 Celtic 1963 Distillery
1899 Distillery 1921 Glentoran 1939 Celtic 1964 Glentoran
1900 Celtic 1922 Linfield 1940 Celtic 1965 Derry City
1901 Distillery 1923 Linfield 1948 Celtic 1966 Linfield
1902 Linfield 1924 Queen’s I. 1949 Linfield 1967 Glentoran
1903 Distillery 1925 Glentoran 1950 Linfield 1968 Glentoran
1904 Linfield 1926 Celtic 1951 Glentoran 1969 Linfield
1905 Glentoran 1927 Celtic 1952. Glenavon 1970 Glentoran
1906 Cliftonville Dist. 1928 Celtic 1953 Glentoran 1971 Linfield
1907 Linfield 1929 Celtic 1954 Linfield 1972 Glentoran
1908 Linfield 1930 Linfield 1955 Linfield
Se
eIRISH CUP FINALS 1880-1971
e ee ee
1880-81 Moyola Park 1, Cliftonville 0 1926-27 Ards 3, Cliftonville 2
1881-92 Queen’s Island 2, Cliftonville 1 1927-28 Willowfield 1, Larne 0
1882-83 Cliftonville 5, Ulster 0 1928-29 Ballymena 2, Belfast Celtic 1
1883--84 Distillery 5, Wellington Park 0 1929-30 Linfield 4, Ballymena 3
1884-85 Distillery 2, Limavady 0 1930-31 Linfield 3, Ballymena 0
1885-86 Distillery 1, Limavady 0 1931-32 Glentoran 2, Linfield 1
1886-87 Ulster 3, Cliftonville 0 1932-33 Glentoran 3, Distillery 1
1887-88 Cliftonville 2, Distillery 1 1933-34 Linfield 5, Cliftonville 0
1888-89 Distillery 5, Y.M.C.A. 4 1934-35 Glentoran 1, Larne 0
1889-90 Gordon Highlanders 3, Cliftonville 1 1935-36 Linfield 2, Derry City 1
1890-91 Linfield 4, Ulster 2 1936-37 Belfast Celtic 3, Linfield 0
1891-92 Linfield 7, The Black Watch 0 1937-38 Belfast Celtic 2, Bangor 0
1892-93 Linfield 5, Cliftonville 1 1938-39 Linfield 2, Ballymena 0
1893-94 Distillery 3, Linfield 2 1939-40 Ballymena 2, Glenavon 0
1894-95 Linfield 10, Bohemians 1 1940-41 Belfast Celtic 1, Linfield 0
1895-96 Distillery 3, Glentoran 1 1941-42 Linfield 3, Glentoran 1
1896-97 Cliftonville 3, Sherwood Foresters 1 1942-43 Belfast Celtic 1, Glentoran 0
1897-98 Linfield 2, St. Columb’s Hall Celtic 0 1943-44 Belfast Celtic 3, Linfield 1
1898-99 Linfield 2, Glentoran 1 1944-45 Linfield 4, Glentoran 2
1899-1900 Cliftonville 2, Bohemians 1 1945-46 Linfield 3, Distillery 0
1900-1 Cliftonville 1, Freebooters 0 1946-47 Belfast Celtic 1, Glentoran 0
1901-2 Linfield 5, Distillery 1 1947-48 Linfield 3, Coleraine 0
1902-3 Distillery 3, Bohemians 1 1948-49 Derry City 3, Glentoran 1
1903-4 Linfield 5, Derry Celtic 1 1949-50 Linfield 2, Distillery 1
1904-5 Distillery 3, Shelbourne 0 1950-S1 Glentoran 3, Ballymena United 1
1905-6 Shelbourne 2, Belfast Celtic 0 1951-52 Ards 1, Glentoran 0
1906-7 Cliftonville 1, Shelbourne 0 1952-53 Linfield 5, Coleraine 0
1907-8 Bohemians 3, Shelbourne 1 1953-54 Derry City 1, Glentoran 0
1908-9 Cliftonville 2, Bohemians 1 1954-55 Dundela 3, Glenavon 0
1909-10 Distillery 1, Cliftonville 0 1955-56 Distillery 1, Glentoran 0
1910-11 Shelbourne 2, Bohemians 1 1956-57 Glenavon 2, Derry City 0
1911-12 Linfield were awarded Cup. Final not 1957-58 Ballymena United 2, Linfield 0
played. 1958-S9 Glenavon 2, Ballymena United 0
1912-13 Linfield 2, Glentoran 0 1959-60 Linfield 5, Ards 1
1913-14 Glentoran 3, Linfield 1 1960-61 Glenavon 5, Linfield 1
1914-15 Linfield 1, Belfast Celtic 0 1961-62 Linfield 4, Portadown 0
1915-16 Linfield 1, Glentoran 0 1962-63 Linfield 2, Distillery 1
1916-17 Glentoran 2, Belfast Celtic 0 1963-64 Derry City 2, Glentoran 0
1917-18 Belfast Celtic 2, Linfield 0 1964-65 Coleraine 2, Glenavon 1
1918-19 Linfield 2, Glentoran 1 1965-66 Glentoran 2, Linfield 0
1919-20 Cup awarded to Shelbourne, 1966-67 Crusaders 3, Glentoran 1
1920-21 Glentoran 2, Glenavon 0 1967-68 Crusaders 2, Linfield 0
1921-22 Linfield 2, Glenavon 0 1968-69 Ards 4, Distillery 2
1922-23 Linfield 2, Glentoran 0 1969-70 Linfield 2, Ballymena United 1
1923-24 Queen’s Island 1, Willowfield 0 1970-71 Distillery 3, Derry City 0
1924-25 Distillery 2, Glentoran 1 1971-72 Coleraine 2, Portadown 1
1925-26 Belfast Celtic 3, Linfield 2
De
el
CITY CUP WINNERS

—$—$—_
St
1895 Linfield 1913 Distillery 1934 Distillery 1958 Linfield
1896 Glentoran 1914 Glentoran 1935 Derry City 1959 Linfield
1897 Glentoran 1915 Glentoran 1936 Linfield 1960 Distillery
1898 Linfield 1920 Linfield 1937 Derry City 1961 Glenavon
1899 Glentoran 1921 Glenavon 1938 Linfield 1962 Linfield
1900 Linfield 1922 Linfield 1939 Portadown 1963 Distillery
1901 Linfield 1923 Queen’s I. 1940 Celtic 1964 Glentoran
1902 Linfield 1924 Queen’s I. 1948 Celtic 1965 Glentoran
1904 Linfield 1925 Queen’s I. 1949 Celtic 1966 Glenavon
1905 Distillery 1926 Celtic 1950 Linfield 1967 Glentoran
1906 Celtic 1927 Linfield 1951 Glentoran 1968 Linfield
1907 Celtic 1928 Celtic 1952 Linfield 1969 Coleraine
1908 Linfield 1929 Linfield 1953 Glentoran 1970 Glentoran
1909 Shelbourne 1930 Celtic 1954 Coleraine 1971 Bangor
1910 Linfield 1931 Celtic 1955 Glenavon 1972 Ards
1911 Glentoran 1932 Glentoran 1956 Glenavon
1912 Glentoran 1933 Celtic 1957 Glentoran
899
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IRISH CUP
First Round, February 5 Portadown: Carlisle; Strain, McFall, Malcolm,

Glentoran v Ards Rangers 5-1 son, Lunn, Hutton, R. Morrison, McGowan-
Linfield vy Glenavon 5-0 Anderson, B. Morrison, Fleming.
*Ballyclare Comrades v Derry City 0-1 Referee: H. Wilson, Belfast.
Portadown v Cliftonville 3-0 Scorers: Coleraine: Dickson, Murray;
*Coleraine v Distillery 7-1 Portadown: Anderson.
Bangor v Ards 0-1
Chimney Corner v Queens University 0-1
OTHER TROPHIES AND COMPETITIONS
Second Round, February 26 Winners Runners Up
Crusaders v Ards 1-1, 0-3 City Cup Ballymena U. Ards
Glentoran v Coleraine 2-3 Ulster Cup Linfield Ballymena U,
Portadown v Linfield 2-0 Gold Cup Portadown Ards
Queens University v Derry City 2-4 Co. Antrim Shield Ards Crusaders
(at Coleraine) Blaxnit Cup Cork Coleraine
Hibernians
Semi-Finals, March 18 N.W. Cup Derry City Coleraine
Portadown v Derry City 2-0 Trish League B Diy. Larne Dundela
Ards v Coleraine George Wilson Cup Dundela Larne
Louis Moore Cup Linfield Swifts Glenavon R.
Final, Windsor Park, Belfast, April 22 Steel & Sons Cup Larne Dundela
Coleraine v Portadown 2-1 Intermediate Cup Linfield Swifts Dundela
Attendance : 8,000. 1.F.A. Junior Cup Cromac Albion St. Simons
Coleraine: Crossan; McCurdy, Gordon, Curley, Irish Jun. Shield Cromac Albion Wakehurst
Jackson, Murray, Dunlop, Mullan, Healey, Irish Youth Cup Glentoran Linfield Rs.
Dickson, Jennings. Olym.
a
a WELSH
eigenCUP 1971-72 EY Y tient
First Round Fourth Round
B.I.C.C. v British Celanese Bangor C. v Gresford Ath, 5-1
Rhayader T. v Bridgnorth T, Whitchurch Alport v Blaenau Ffestiniog 0-4
Knighton T. v Llanwyddyn Llay Welfare v Rhyl 0-7
Liansantffraid v Llandrindod Wells Colwyn Bay v Nantlle Vale 2-1
Welshpool Amateurs v Machynlleth Pwllheli & District vyHolyhead T. 2-2, 0-1
Cwmbran T. v Cardiff Corinthians Bridgnorth T. v Cardiff College of Ed. 4-0
Briton Ferry Ath. v Milford U. ptt
ON
ONO Ebbw Vale v Welshpool 4-2
Pembroke Bor. v Tonyrefail na Merthyr Tydfil vy Ammanford T, 1-1, 0-0, 1-2
Caerleon v Cwmbran Catholics
Ebbw Vale v Seven Sisters ON Fifth
w NO
Le Round
Holyhead T. v Chester ©)
Second Round Bangor C. v Colwyn Bay
Denbigh T. v Whitchurch Alport Wrexham v Oswestry
Llay Welfare v Brymbo Steelworks Blaenau Ffestiniog vy Rhyl
Rhos Aelwyd v Chirk AAA Aberystwyth T. v Ammanford T,
Mold Alexandra v Gresford Ath. Swansea C. v Cardiff C.
Coedpoeth v B.I.C.C. Newport C, v Ebbw Vale
wWURON wononuny
BNOROR
Llandrindod Wells v Barmouth U.
Knighton T. v Welshpoo! Amateurs Sixth Round
Berriew v Towyn Ne
PRON
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Reel
Llanelli v CardiffC. 0-1
Llanidloes T. v Bridgnorth T. Rhyl v Chester 2-1
Aberystwyth T. v Caersws Amateur Bangor C. v Newport Co. 1-2
Newtown v Welshpool Wrexham v Aberystwyth T, 6-2
Hawarden v Caernarvon T.
Holyhead T. v Llandudno Swifts mR Semi-Finals
CONN
WNW
Nantlle Vale v Llandudno Borough Rhyl v CardiffC. 1-2
Rhos U, vy Penmaenmawr Wrexham v Newport Co, 2-0
Pwllheli & District v Prestatyn
Ton Pentre v Pembroke Bor. Final
Bridgend T. vyCwmbran T.
First leg at Wrexham, May 8, 1972
Caerleon v Milford U. he
ean
ae
ted
Te
re
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Haverfordwest County v Ferndale Wrexham 2 (Phillips 0.g., Whittle, pen)
Ebbw Vale v Abergavenny Thursdays We
eR
NOR
eNO Cardiff C. 1 (Woodruff)
RONNENAWN 6,984
Wrexham: Lloyd; Mason, Fogg, Davis, May,
Third Round
Evans, Tinnion, Whittle, Smith, Kinsey, Thomas
Hawarden v Blaenau Ffestiniog (Ashcroft).
Nantlle Vale v Portmadoc
Pwilheli & District vy
Connah’s Quay Cardiff C.: Irwin; Carver, Bell, Kellock, Morgan,
Colwyn Bay v Penmaenmawr Phillips, Villars, Clark, Gibson (Woodruff), War-
Holyhead T. v Bethesda Ath. boys, King.
Llay Welfare v Cymau
B.I.C.C. vyWhitchurch Alport Second leg at Ninian Park, May 12, 1972
ORNWNWO
Gresford Ath. v Rhos Aelwydd Cardiff C. 1 (Foggon)
Welshpool v Llandrindod Wells Wrexham I (Kinsey) 6,508
Aberystwyth T. v Welshpool Amateur Pe,
Towyn v Bridgnorth T. Cardiff C.: Irwin; Carver, Bell, Sutton, Murray,
HANwNSSHSHH
Ebbw Vale v Caerleon Phillips, Foggon, Clark King, Warboys, Villars.
Ammanford T. v Cwmbran T. Sub: Woodruff.
Haverfordwest Co. v Barry T. Wrexham: Lloyd; Mason, Fogg; Davis, May,
Cardiff University v Llanelli —' = ee
Oe
| Evans, Tinnion, Whittle, Ashcroft, Kinsey,
Cardiff College of Ed. v Ton Pentre WOWDW—
Oo Griffiths
NWR (Smith).
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WELSH AMATEUR CUP 1971-72
eeInEIaEEIEEE ESSERE SD
First Round ‘ Second Round

Mountain Rangers v Llangefni Mostyn Y.M.C.A. v Mountain Rangers
Mostyn Y.M.C.A. v Pwllheli & District Pantavayr vy Newborough GD
wt
Nantlle Vale v Old Colwyn » Nv Aberffrau U, v Old Colwyn

Pantavayr v Llandudno Swifts Rhyl W. v Beaumaris T,
Newborough v Llanberris Rhostyllen Villa v Johnstown RGA
Beaumaris T. v Cortaulds Hawarden v Buckley R.
St Mary’s Ruabon v B.I.C.C.
Glynceiriog v British Celanese
Glynceiriog v St. Mary’s Ruabon
Bont v Towyn EORESESe
Prestetine St. Andrew’s v St. George’s ERHEWSO
SOPHHarlech T. v Rhayader
Berriew v Belle Vue Old Boys No1 nN
Lawley Ath. v Llasanfraid
Western Rhyn v Newquay Western Rhyn vy Guildsfield Ath.
Llanwddyn v Crossgates Crossgates v Llanymynech
Guildsfield U. v Sanders Valve Pes Kington T. v Ffostrafol R.
Talgarth v Ludlow T. Ludlow T. v St. George’s
Kington T. vGKN Newtown Lawley Ath. v Aberaeron
Radnor Valley v Rhayader Wen Town Colts v Knighton T.
Aberaeron v Montgomery T. Cwmbran Catholics vy Treharris SANNNaH
Ree
PPALSYYVA
Fishguard v Pontyclun
Seven Sisters v Port Talbot Ath. Third Round
Tynte Rovers v Pontllanfraith | Nein
Ween
arey U.C.N.W. Bangor v Colwyn Bay
7 PRENAWOWRFAOONHROONOACHN » w
Blaenrhondda v Crindau Corries me
OD i)
hROMe Denbigh Hospital v Aberffrau U, 1-1, 1-2
3 4-1 U.C.W. Aberystwyth v Ludlow T. | 2-1
SP hte Grin Town VU. 5-0 Cwmbran Catholics v Cardiff Corries 3-4
Rhyl v Ruthin 1-6 Pontllanfraith vy Llandrindod Wells 0-0, 2-4
Prestatyn vy Newborough 2-5 Caerleon v Seven Sisters
Wrexham vy Chirk AAA 3-4
Llay Welfare v Buckley Wanderers 1-1,2-4 Fitth Round
Denbigh T. v Bala T. 4-2 Denbigh T. vy Welshpool 2-2, 2-3
Coedpoeth v Rhos Aelwydd ‘ 1-1, 1-2 Buckley W. v U.C.W. Aberystwyth 5-1
Brymbo Steelworks v Rhostyllen Villa 6-1 Wen Town Colts v Brymbo Steelworks 0-3
Cymau v St. Mary’s Ruabon 4-2 Colwyn Bay v Mostyn Y.M.C.A. 0-1
Burntwood & Drury v Gresford Ath. O- Chirk AAA V Bridgnorth T. 3-2
Hawarden v Mold Alexandria 0-2 Holywell T. v Newborough 3-1
Llangollen v Druids U. 1-1,3-0 Caerleon v Aberystwyth T. 0-2
Llanidloes T. v Bridgnorth T. 1-1,2-3. Tjandrindod Wells v Cardiff Corries 1-0
HE gs VvLawley Ath ‘i Lag
aersws Amateurs v Kington i. = :
leth v Wen Town Colts 2-3 Sixth Round
Mae ided Wells v Bont 5-0 Welshpool v Buckley W. 6-f
i Mostyn Y.M.C.A. v Aberystwyth T. 1-2
Western Rhyn v Whitchurch Alport 4-5 : Steciwork 0-0, 2-4
Berriew v Snailbeach White Stars 1-2 Chirk AAA v Brymbo Stee RIT = ;
U.C.W. Aberystwyth v Crossgates 2-0 Llandrindod Wells v Holywell T.
Ludlow Town v Newtown 8-2
Welshpool v Welshpoo] Amateurs 4-0 Semi-Finals
Aberystwyth T. v Abercynon Ath. 5-0 Aberystwyth T. v Brymbo Steelworks 1-0
Cwmbran Catholics v Cardiff College of Ed. 1-1,3-2 Llandrindod Wells v Welshpool 1-3
Fourth Round Final

Brymbo Steelworks v Caernarvon T. 4-2
Colwyn Bay v Aberaeron U, 5-1 Welshpool 1 (M. Pragg)
Ruthin v Buckley Wanderers 0-2. Aberystwyth T. 0
Chirk AAA v Gresford Ath. 6-1 Welshpool: M. Kelly; R. Howells, P. Evans,
Holywell T. v Rhostyllen Villa 3-0 4. Everall, D. Lokier, D. Jenkins, D. Thomas-
Llangollen v Mostyn Y.M.C.A, 2-2,1-2 Price, D. Williams, M. Green, M. Pragg, R. Walker.
Newborough v Mold Alexandria 5-2 : ? 7
Denbigh T. v Cymau 4-2 Aberystwyth T.: D,. Davies; Graham Thomas,
Welshpool v Snailbeach White Stars 5-1 D. Sutton, A. Blair, B. Pugh-Jones, J. Williams,
Caersws v Bridgnorth T. 1-2. D. Whitney (N. Southgate), W. Lloyd, Gwyn
Lawley Ath. v Wen Town Colts 2-2,1-2 Thomas, D. Pugh, D. Williams.
WELSH CUP
1877-78 Wrexham 1, Druids 0 1912-13 Swansea 1, Pontypridd 0 (after draw 0 0)

1878-79 Newtown 1, Wrexham 0 1913-14 Wrexham 3, Llanelly 0 (after draw 1 1)
1879-80 Druids 2, Ruthin 1 1914-15 Wrexham 1, Swansea 0 (after draw 1 1)
1880-81 Druids 2, Newtown White Stars 0 1915-19 No competition. First World War
1881-82 Druids 2, Northwich 1 1919-20 Cardiff C. 2, Wrexham 1
1882-83 Wrexham 1, Druids 0 1920-21 Wrexham 3, Pontypridd 1 (after draw 11)
1883-84 Oswestry 3, Druids 2 1921-22 Cardiff C. 2, Ton Pentre 0
1884-85 Druids 2, Oswestry 0 1922-23 Cardiff C 3, Aberdare 2
1885-86 Druids 5, Newtown 2 1923-24 Wrexham 1, Merthyr 0 (after draw 2 2)
1886-87 Chirk 4, Davenham 2 1924-25 Wrexham 3, Flint 1
1887-88 Chirk 5, Newtown 0 1925-26 Ebbw Vale 3, Swansea 2
1888-89 Bangor 2, Northwich 1 1926-27 Cardiff C. 2, Rhyl 0
1889-90 Chirk 1, Wrexham 0 1927-28 Cardiff C. 2, Bangor 0
1890-91 Shrewsbury Town 5, Wrexham 2 1928-29 Connah’s Quay 3, Cardiff C. 0
1891-92 Chirk 2, Westminster Rovers 1 1929-30 Cardiff C. 4, Rhyl 2 (after draw 0 0)
1892-93 Wrexham 2, Chirk 1 1930-31 Wrexham 7, Shrewsbury 0
1893-94 Chirk 2, Westminster Rovers 0 1931-32 Swansea 2, Wrexham 0 (after draw 1 1)
1894-95 Newtown 3, Wrexham 2 1932-33 Chester 2, Wrexham 0
1895-96 Bangor 3, Wrexham 1 1933-34 Bristol C. 3, Tranmere R. 0 (after draw
1896-97 Wrexham 2, Newtown 0 1 1)
1897-98 Druids 2, Wrexham 1 (after draw 1 1) 1934-35 Tranmere R. 1, Chester 0
1898-99 Druids 1, Wrexham 0 (after draw 2 2) 1935-36 Crewe 2, Chester 0
1899-1900 Aberystwyth 3, Druids 0 1936-37 Crewe 3, Rhyl 1 (after draw 1 1)
1900-01 Oswestry 1 Druids 0 1937-38 Shrewsbury 2, Swansea 1
1901-02 Wellington 1, Wrexham 0 1938-39 South Liverpool 2, Cardiff C. 1
1902-03 Wrexham 8, Aberaman 0 1939-40 Welling Town 4, Swansea 0
1903-04 Druids 3, Aberdare 2 1940-46 No competition. Second World War
1904-05 Wrexham 3, Aberdare 0 1946-47 Chester 5, Merthyr Tydfil 1 (after draw
1905-06 Wellington 3, Whitchurch 2 0 0)
1906-07 Oswestry 2, Whitchurch 0 1947-48 Lovells Ath 3, Shrewsbury T 0
1907-08 Chester 3, Connah’s Quay 1 1948-49 Merthyr Tydfil 2, Swansea T 0
1908-09 Wrexham 1, Chester 0 1949-50 Swansea T 4, Wrexham 1
1909-10 Wrexham 2, Chester 1 1950-51 Merthyr Tydfil 3, Cardiff C. 2( after draw
1910-11 Wrexham 6, Connah’s Quay 1 1 1)
1911-12 Cardiff C.3, Pontypridd 0 (afterdraw00) 1951-52 Rhyl 4, Merthyr Tydfil 3
1952-53 Rhyl 2, Chester 1 1963-64 Cardiff C. 5, Bangor C. 3*
1953-54 Flint Town 2, Chester 0 1964-65 Cardiff C. 8, Wrexham 2*
1954-55 Barry T. 4, Chester 3 (after draw 1 1) 1965-66 Swansea T 2, Chester 1
1955-56 Cardiff C. 3, Swansea T. 2 1966-67 Cardiff C. 2, Wrexham 1*
1956-57 Wrexham 2, Swansea T. 1 1967-68 Cardiff C. 6, Hereford U. 1*
1957-58 Wrexham 2, Chester 1 (after draw 1 1) 1968-69 Cardiff C. 5, Swansea T. 1*
1958-59 Cardiff C. 2, Lovells Athletic 0 1969-70 Cardiff C. 5, Chester 0*
1959-60 Wrexham 1, Cardiff C. 0 1970-71 Cardiff C. 4, Wrexham 1*
1960-61 Swansea T. 3, Bangor C, 1 1971-72 Wrexham 3, Cardiff C, 2*
1961-62 Bangor C. 3, Wrexham 1 * Aggregate score
1962-63 Borough U. 2, Newport Co. 1*
THE WELSH LEAGUE

Premier Division Division 1 Division 2
P WD L Pts PW DLFPts PW D LPts
Cardiff C. 34 23 6 552 _ Briton Ferry 3425 6 356 Sully B42 A ESS:
Newport 3422 5 749 CardiffU, 34 23 5 651 Lewistown 34 24 8 2 56
Llanelli 34 21 5 8 47 Tonyrefail 34 22 3 9 47. Afan Lido 3425 5 455
Haverfordwest 3418 7 9 43 Tynte 34.1710 7 44 Blaina 3423 wAwt7 50
Ton Pentre 34.15 12 742 Blaenrhondda 34 12 12 10 36 B.P.(Llandarcy)34 21 7 6 49
Pembroke 3413 12 9 38 Ynysybwl 34 13 10 11 36 = Pontlottyn 34 16 13 5 45
Bridgend 3415 6 13 36 Maesteg 34 14 8 12 36 Blaenavon 3418 412 40
Ferndale 34 12 12 10 36 — Treharris 3415 5 1435 Ystradgynlais 3416 1 17 33
Caerleon 34 13 7 14 33 Clydach 34 14 713 35 Abercynon 34 13 5 16 31
Ammanford 34 13 71433 #Pontardawe 34 15 5 1435 Seven Sisters 34 11 6 17 28
Cardiff Cors. 34 12 9 13 33 Carmarthen 34 14 416 32 Morriston 34 11 419 26
Swansea C. 3411 91431 Skewen 34 91015 28 Garw SAseSae9Os17, 25
Merthyr 3410 915 29 _ Barry 3410 8 16 28 Pontyclun 34 8 8 18 24
Abergavenny 3410 618 26 Panteg 3411 5 1827 Trelewis 34 8 6 20 22
Ebbw Vale 34 7101724 Aberaman 3410 618 26 Newbridge 34099228 20
Cwmbran 34 '8 '7-19'23° Tredomen: 34 9 71825 Port Talbot B4hamies: 22 19
Swansea U. 34 5 92019 Croesyceiliog 34 6 8 2020 Tondu 34 7 423 18
Milford 34 7 42318 Caerau 34 4 72315 Semtex 34 4) 1525.13
WELSH AMATEUR CUP FINALISTS (from 1901-02)
1901-02 Wrexham Victoria 1, Machynlleth 0 1937-38 Abercynon Athletic 2, Wem Town 1

1902-03 Druids Res. 4, Bangor Res. 0 (after draw 1 1)
1903-04 Wrexham Victoria 4, Druids Res. 2 1938-39 Caerau Athletic 1, Lovell’s Athletic 0
1904-05 Esclusham White Stars 4, Bangor R. 0 1939-40 Abercynon 3, Aberystwyth 0
1905-06 Buckley Engineers 4, Portmadoc 1 (after 1940-45 No competition. Second World War
draw 2 2) 1945-46 Caerau Athletic 5, Llay United 1
1906-07 Buckley Engineers 4, Aberystwyth 1 1946-47 Troedyrhiw 5, Llay United 0
(after draw 2 2) 1947-48 Flint Town United 2, Troedyrhiw 1
1907-08 Esclusham White Stars 1, Brymbo 0 1948-49 Llay United 2, Hanwood Welfare 0
1908-09 Caernarvon 5, Oak Alyn Rovers 1 1949-50 Caerau Athletic 2, Llay Welfare 0
1909-10 Johnstown Amateurs 2, Bangor1 1950-51 Treharris Athletic 3, Connah’s Quay
1910-11 Buckley 1, Aberystwyth 0 Juniors 1
1911-12 Rhos 2, Summerhill 1 (after draw 1 1) 1951-52 Ton Pentre 6, Chirk A.A.A. 2
1912-13 Johnstown 3, Aberaman 1 1952-53 Connah’s Quay Nomads 3, Caersws 2
1913-14 Cardiff Corinthian 1, Holywell 0 1953-54 Lovell’s Athletic 3, Overton St. Mary’s2
1915-19 Competition suspended through the War 1954-55 Newtown 4. Chirk A.A.A. 2
1919-20 Caerau 4, Barmouth 1 1955-56 Portmadoc 5, Peritus 2
1920-21 Northern Nomads 2, Cardiff Cories 0 1956-57 Portmadoc 5, Druids United 2 (after draw
1921-22 Llanidloes 3, Aberystwyth University 1 22)
1922-23 Acrefair 1, Lovell’s Athletic 0 1957-58 55th R.A, Tonfannau 3, Portmadoc1
1923-24 Denbigh Town 2, Lovell’s Athletic 1 (after draw 2 2)
1924-25 Northern Nomads 5, Llanidloes 1 (after 1958-59 Chirk A.A.A. 2, Whitchurch Alport 0
draw 1 1) 1959-60 Chirk A.A.A. 3, Caerau Ath. 2
1925-26 Lovell’s Athletic 2, Holywell 0 1960-61 Caersws Am 4, Buckley W. 2
1926-27 Lovell’s Athletic 2, Holywell 0 1961-62 Cardiff Corinths. 3, Holywell Town 2
1927-28 Lovell’s Athletic 1, Llanidloes 0 1962-63 Chirk A.A.A. 2, Caersws Am. 0
1928-29 Cardiff Corinthians 2, Aberystwyth 0 1963-64 Donnington Wd. 2, Caersws Am. 1
1929-30 Cardiff Corinthians 4, Burntwood 3 1964-65 Llanidloes Town 3, Gwynfy Welfare 2
1930-31 Aberystwyth 5, Llanfairfechan 1 1965-66 Caerleon 1, Welshpool 0 :
1931-32 Machynlleth 3, Cardiff Corinthians 0 1966-67 Brymbo Steel Wks. 3, Cardiff Col. of
1932-33 Aberystwyth 2, Llanidloes 1 Ed.2
1933-34 Cardiff Corinthians 1, Llanidloes 0 1967-68 Cardiff Col. of Ed.3, Welshpool 1
1934-35 Aberdovey 2, Aberystwyth 1 1968-69 Cardiff Col. of Ed. 2, Tonyrefail Welf.0
1935-36 Llay Welfare 3, Treharris 1 (after draw 1969-70 Aberystwyth 2, Cardiff Col. of Ed. 1
11) 1970-71 Bridgnorth T 2, Welshpool 1
1936-37 Treharris 2, Llandudno 1 1971-72 Welshpool 1, Aberystwyth T. 0
903
Scottish
Season 1972-73
These fixtures are the copyright of Scottish League and may not be reproduced in whole or in part
without their consent.
LEAGUE CUP COMPETITION
August 12 1972 Section 9

Alloa v Albion R.
Section 1 Brechin C, v Forfar Ath,
Cowdenbeath v Partick T.
Morton v Stranraer August 19, 1972
Section 2 Section 1
Hibernian v Queen’s Park Cowdenbeath v Morton
Queen of the S. v Aberdeen Stranraer v Partick T.
Section 3 Section 2
Ayr U. v St. Mirren Aberdeen v Queen’s Park
Rangers v Clydebank Hibernian v Queen of the S,
Section 4 Section 3
Dundee U. v Dunfermline Ath. Rangers v Ayr U.
Stenhousemuir v Kilmarnock St. Mirren v Clydebank
Section 5 Section 4
Montrose v Falkirk Dundee U. v Stenhousemuir
St. Johnstone v Raith R. Kilmarnock y Dunfermline Ath,
Section 6 . Section 5
Airdrieonians v Berwick R. Falkirk v Raith R.
Dumbarton vy Hearts St. Johnstone v Montrose
Section 7 Section6
Clyde v Motherwell Berwick R. vyHearts |
East Stirling v Dundee Dumbarton y Airdrieonians
Section 8 Section 7
East Fife vyArbroath Clyde v East Stirling
Stirling Albion v Celtic Motherwell vy Dundee
Section 9 Section 8
Forfar Ath. v Alloa Arbroath y Celtic
Hamilton A. v Brechin C, East Fife v Stirling Albion
August 16, 1972 Section 9

Section 1 Albion R. v Brechin C,
Partick T. vyMorton Forfar Ath. v Hamilton A,
Stranraer vyCowdenbeath
August 23, 1972
Section 2 Section 1
Aberdeen v Hibernian Cowdenbeath v Stranraer
Queen’s Park v Queen of the S, Morton y Partick T.
Section 3 Section 2
Clydebank v Ayr U, Hibernian v Aberdeen
St. Mirren v Rangers Queen of the S. v Queen’s Park
Section 4 Section 3
Dunfermline Ath. v Stenhousemuir Ayr U. vy Clydebank
Kilmarnock v Dundee U. Rangers v St. Mirren
Section 5 Section 4
Falkirk v St. Johnstone Dundee U. v Kilmarnock
Raith R. v Montrose Stenhousemuir v Dunfermline Ath,
Section 6 Section 5
Berwick R. vyDumbarton Montrose v Raith R.
Hearts v Airdrieonians St. Johnstone v. Falkirk
Section 7 Section 6
Dundee v Clyde Airdrieonians v Hearts
Motherwell v East Stirling Dumbarton v Berwick R.
Section 8 Section 7
Arbroath vy Stirling Albion Clyde v Dundee
Celtic v East Fife East Stirling vyMotherwell
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East Fife v Celtic Albion R. v Forfar Ath,
Stirling Albion v Arbroath Alloa v Hamilton A.
Section 9
Brechin C. v Alloa August 30, 1972
Hamilton A. v Albion R, Section 1
Morton v Cowdenbeath
August 26, 1972 Partick T. v Stranraer
Section 1
Partick T. v Cowdenbeath Section 2
Stranraer v Morton Queen of the S. v Hibernian
Queen’s Park v Aberdeen
Section 2
Aberdeen v Queen of the S,
Queen’s Park v Hibernian Section 3
Ayr U. v Rangers
Section 3 Clydebank v St. Mirren
Clydebank v Rangers
St. Mirren v Ayr U. Section 4
Dunfermline Ath. v Kilmarnock
Section 4 Stenhousemuir v Dundee U.
Dunfermline Ath. vyDundee U.
Kilmarnock yv Stenhousemuir
Section 5
Montrose v St. Johnstone
Section S Raith R. v Falkirk
Falkirk vy Montrose
Raith R. v St. Johnstone
Section6 |
Section 6 3] Airdrieonians y Dumbarton
Berwick R. v Airdrieonians Hearts v Berwick R.
Hearts v Dumbarton
Section 7
Section 7 Dundee vy Motherwell
Dundee vy East Stirling East Stirling v Clyde
Motherwell v Clyde
Section 8 Section 8
Arbroath v East Fife Celtic v Arbroath
Celtic v Stirling Albion Stirling Albion v East Fife
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EUROPEAN YOUTH TOURNAMENT 1971-1972
IN SPAIN
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Group A: (Chelsea), Thompson (Liverpool), Cammack
(Sheffield U.), Francis (Birmingham C.), Green
Holland 1 v Norway 0
Poland 2 v France 1 (Coventry C.).
France 2 v Norway 1
Holland 0 v Poland 0 Group D:
Poland 4v Norway 0 Italy 5 v Malta 1
France 3 v Holland 1 Spain 2 v Rumania 1
Rumania 3 v Malta0
Group B: Spain | vItaly 1
Spain 6 v Malta0O
Hungary 4 v Scotland 3 Rumania 1 vItaly 1
W. Germany 4 Vv Russia 0
Scotland 1 vyW. Germany 0 Semi-Finals
Hungary 2 v Russia 1
Scotland 2 v Russia 0 Spain 2 v West Germany 2 (W. Germany won 5-4
W. Germany 3 v Hungary 2 on penalties)
England (1) 1 (Francis)
Group C: Poland (0) 0
Treland 1 v Yugoslavia 1 England: Moseley (Derby Co.), Gidman (Aston
Yugoslavia 2 v Belgium 1 V.), Lewis (Derby Co.), Buckley (Everton), Lock K,
Belgium 2 v Rep. of Ireland 0 (West Ham U.) capt., Beattie (Ipswich), Bradshaw
England (0)0 (Burnley), Francis (Birmingham C.), Cammack
Belgium (0)0 (Sheffield U.), Thompson (Liverpool), Green
(Coventry C.).
England: Moseley (Derby Co.); Gidman (Aston
V.), Lewis (Derby Co.), Buckley M. (Everton), Third Place Play Off:
Lock K. (West Ham U.), Beattie (Ipswich),
Bradshaw (Burnley), Francis (Birmingham C.), Spain 0 v Poland 0 (Poland won 6-5 on penalties)
Cammack (Sheffield U.), Thompson (Liverpool),
Green (Coventry C.). Final (in Barcelona)
England (1) 2 (Thompson, Cammack)
England (2) 4 (Bradshaw, Cammack 2, Francis) W. Germany (0) 0 20,000
Treland (0) 0
England: Moseley (Derby Co.); Gidman (Aston
England: The Team was unchanged, with G. V.), Lewis (Derby Co.), Buckley (Everton), Lock K.
Locke (Chelsea) substituting for Buckley. (West Ham U.) Capt., Beattie (Ipswich), Bradshaw
(Burnley), Francis (Birmingham C.), Cammack
England (1) 1 (Cammack) Sheffield U.), Thompson (Liverpool), Green
Yugoslavia (0) 0 (Coventry C.).
England: Moseley (Derby Co.); Gidman (Aston West Germany: Roleder; Blechschmid, Bosbach,
V.), K. Lock (West Ham U.), Beattie (Ipswich), Koerbel, Krobbach, Kraus, Selke, Worm, Kaster,
Lewis (Derby Co.), Bradshaw (Burnley), G. Locke Eigl, Duerberger.
FRIENDLY ENGLISH YOUTH INTERNATIONAL MATCHES

(PROFESS{ONAL) 1971-72
February 9, 1972 March 15, 1972
Spain 0 England 4 (Bradshaw, Eastoe 2 (1 pen), Cammack)
England 0 (At Alicante) Spain 1 (at Bramall Lane, Sheffield)
4,046
England: Moseley (Derby C.), Donaldson England: Moseley (Derby Co.); Donaldson
(Arsenal), Lewis (Derby Co.), Thompson (Liver- (Arsenal), Lewis (Derby Co.), Thompson (Liver-
pool), Lock K. (West Ham U.), Beattie (Ipswich), pool), Lock K. (West Ham U.), Beattie (Ipswich),
Bradshaw (Burnley), Green (Coventry), Eastoe Bradshaw (Burnley), Cammack (Sheffield U.),
(Wolves), Rose (Huddersfield), Buckley P. Eastoe (Wolves), Locke G. (Chelsea), Green
(Oldham A.). Subs: Cammack (Sheffield U.), for paket) C.), Sub: Morton (Manchester U.) for
Rose, G. Locke (Chelsea) for Buckley. ocke,
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F.A. YOUTH CUP 1971-72
First Round Qualifying Oldham Ath, Preston N. BE.
North Kenton Junior 5 Wallsend Rising Sun Barrow Bolton W.
Juniors Burnley Manchester C,
Montagu & North Wrexham
Fenham Boys’ (1) 1
Liverpool (2)
North Shields @) Blackpool Stoke C.
Great Harwood 4 Wigan Athletic Manchester U,
Barrow 4 Rochdale
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Sheffield W. Doncaster R,
Halifax T. 14 Trinitarians Sporting Sheffield U. Hull C,
Boys’ Club Rotherham U. Huddersfield T,
Bradford C, Leeds Ashley Road Chesterfield Halifax T.
Boston
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United |
1 (1) 2) (1)
(1) Derby Co. Coventry C,
Lincoln United Nottingham F, Leicester C.
Coleshill Colts 2 Nuneaton Borough Aston Villa Port Vale
Boldmere St. Michaels 4 Coventry Amateurs Birmingham C, Northampton T.
Icknield (Hitchin) Vauxhall Motors Northfield Juniors Wolverhampton W.
Bedford Town Luton Boys’ Club W.B.A. Mansfield T.
Limbury Old Boys Stevenage Athletic Cambridge U. Peterborough U.
Southall Wembley Norwich C, (@) @) Ipswich T. (1) ()
Brentford Wealdstone Arsenal Charlton Ath,
Maidenhead Youth Wokingham Town Aldershot Luton T.
Chingford Harlow Town
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Second Round Qualifyin Te Fulham C. Palace
North Kenton Junior North Shields Tottenham H. Gillingham
Wigan Athletic Barrow Watford West Ham U.
Halifax T. (0) Leeds Ashley Road (0) Oxford U. Millwall
OCWWONSCANTOONWWHERHOOFO
SOROS
Leeholme U. Juniors York C. Brighton Q.P.R. (1)
Altrincham Prescot Town Cardiff C. Swansea C.
Lincoln C, Thorneywood Ath. Bristol
NARDAWNW
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SF oNN Plymouth Arg. (0)
Bristol C. Bournemouth
Boston United (1) Louth United (1) 3
Nuneaton Borough Boldmere St. Michaels 1 Third Round Proper
Ely Crusaders _ Parson Drove Middlesbrough Newcastle U.
Peterborough U. Rothwell Town Oldham Ath. Burnley
Vauxhall Motors Bedford Town Rotherham U,. Leeds U.
Limbury Old Boys Welwyn Garden City Everton Sheffield W.
Wembley Brentford Sheffield U. Liverpool
Maidenhead Youth Windsor & Eton Halifax T. Bolton W.
Canterbury Colts Folkestone Coventry C. Leicester C.
Harlow Town Southend U. Wolverhampton W. (1)
Penhill Standard Redhill Birmingham C.
Weymouth NE Oxford City
ONDAWORHED
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BEND Aston Villa
NOMAWUNWAWO
Plymouth Arg. Bristol C,
First Round Proper Norwich C, Peterborough U,
Darlington Hartlepool 0 Tottenham H.
Gateshead North Kenton Junior if West Ham U.
Middlesbrough Billingham Synthonia 0 Luton T.
Barrow Workington 0 Chelsea Ree
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Bradford (P.A.) Sheffield W. #5
Chesterfield York C. 3 Fourth Round
Halifax T. Barnsley 0 Bolton W. Leeds U.
Oldham Ath, Prescot Town 0 Middlesbrough Oldham Ath,
Tranmere R, ( Manchester C, & 6 Liverpool Everton
Blackburn R. ( Liverpool 1) 3 Stoke C. ( Bristol C. (0)
Blackpool Bury 2 Birmingham C, ( Aston Villa (1)
Thorneywood Ath. Mansfield T. 6 Chelsea C. Palace
Peterborough U. Scunthorpe U. ' Leicester C. Norwich C,
Louth United Derby Co. Arsenal NOCWR
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Clifton All Whites Nottingham F, a Fifth Round

Leicester C. Grimsby T. 1 Liverpool Middlesbrough
Shrewsbury T. (0) Port Vale (0) 4 Norwich C, Bristol C,
Chester (4) Wrexham (4) 4 Chelsea ant— ~~ Aston Villa
Walsall 1) Northfield Juniors (1) 2 Bolton W. Arsenal
SCONW
Aston Villa Boldmere St. Michaels 0 Semi-Finals (two legs)
Soham Town Rangers Norwich C, Arsenal (0) 0 Aston Villa
Cambridge U. Ely Crusaders Norwich C. (0) 0 Liverpool
Bedford Town Watford
Limbury Old Boys Final—First Leg
Luton T. Aston Villa 1 (Gidman pen) Liverpool 0 16,463
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Friern Barnet Q.P.R. 1)
Aston Villa: Findlay; Gidman, McDonald, Little
Orient 2) Southend U. 2)
A, Stark, Melling, Brown, George, Betts, Little
Brentford C. Palace
Gillingham B., Brady. Sub Smith.
Folkestone Liverpool: Jameson, Kettle, Johnston, James,
Charlton Ath, Penhil! Standard
Higham, Kewley, Thompson, Gore, Brownbill,
Southampton Brighton
Oxford U. Tynan, McGuire. Sub Singleton.
Oxford C. Second Leg after extra time. 16,612.
Aldershot Windsor & Eton
Liverpool 2 (Brownbill, Singleton)
Swindon T. Swansea C. Aston Villa 4 (Betts, Little, B., 2, Kettle 0.g.)
Torquay U. OR Bristol R.
ONWODEWOPMRNWNDONNAHOAHARONURW
BNWO NwWOAHORANURUHS
Aston Villa: The team was the same as in the first
Second Round Proper leg, but Smith substituted for Brady.
Sunderland Newcastle U. 3 Liverpool: Jameson, Kettle, Johnson, Thompson,
Darlington Middlesbrough 2 Higham, Kewley, Gore, Tynan, Brownbill (Single-
Leeds U. Com North Kenton Junior 0 ton) James, McGuire. Villa won 5-2 on aggregate.
907
F.A. YOUTH CHALLENGE CUP WINNERS 1953-71
pu
(AGGREGATE SCORES)
Year Winners Runners-up
1953 Manchester United 9 Wolverhampton Wanderers 3
1954 Manchester United ss" Wolverhampton Wanderers 4
1955 Manchester United 7, West Bromwich Albion 1
1956 Manchester United 4 Chesterfield 3
1957 Manchester United 8 West Ham United ?)
1958 Wolverhampton Wanderers 7 Chelsea 6
1959 Blackburn Rovers Zz West Ham United 1
1960 Chelsea 5 Preston North End 2
1961 Chelsea 5 Everton 3
1962 Newcastle United 2 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1
1963 West Ham United 6 Liverpool 5
1964 Manchester United 5 Swindon Town 2
1965 Everton 3; Arsenal 2
1966 Arsenal 5 Sunderland 3
1967 Sunderland 2 Birmingham City 0
1968 Burnley 3 Coventry City 2
1969 Sunderland 6 West Bromwich Albion 3
1970 Tottenham Hotspur - Coventry City 3
1971 Arsenal 2 Cardiff City 0
1972 Aston Villa 5 Liverpool D
YOUTH INTERNATIONAL MATCHES 1947-71
Eng- Scot- Eng-

ENGLAND y, SCOTLAND land land ENGLAND vy WALES land Wales
1947 Oct. 25 Doncaster 2 1948 Feb. 28 High Wycombe 4 2
1948 Oct. 30 Aberdeen TyT1948 April 15 Shepherds Bush
rvT1949 April 21 Utrecht 1949 Feb. 26 Swansea
1950 Feb. 4 Carlisle 1950 Feb. 25 Worcester
1951 Feb. 3 Kilmarnock 1951 Feb. 17 Wrexham
1952 Mar. 155 Sunderland 1952 Feb. 23 Plymouth
1953 Feb. 7 Glasgow 1953 Feb. 21 Swansea
1954 Feb. 6 Middlesbrough 1954 Feb. 20 Derby
1955 Mar. 5 Kilmarnock 1955 Feb. 19 Milford Haven
1956 Mar. 3 Preston 1956 Feb. 18 Shrewsbury
1957 Mar. 9 Aberdeen 1957 Feb. 9 Cardiff
1958 Mar. 1 Hull 1958 Feb. 15 Reading
1959 Feb. 28 Aberdeen 1959 Feb. 14 Portmadoc
1960 Feb. 27 Newcastle 1960 Mar. 19 Canterbury
1961 Feb. 25 Elgin 1961 Mar. 18 Newtown
1962 Feb. 24 Peterborough 1962 Mar. 17 Swindon
*1yT1963 April 19 White City 1963 Mar. 16 Haverfordwest
1963 May 18 Dumfries 1964 Mar. 15 Leeds
1964 Feb. 22 Middlesbrough 1965 Mar. 20 Newport
1965 Feb. 27 Inverness 1966 Mar. 19 Northampton
1966 Feb. 5 Hereford 1967 Mar. 18 Cwmbran
1967 Feb. 4 Aberdeen 1968 Mar. 16 Watford
*tryT1967 Mar. 1 Southampton 1969 Mar. 15 Haverfordwest
*tryT1967 Mar. 15 Dundee *t1yT1970 Feb. 25 Newport
1968 Feb. 3 Walsall *tryT1970 Mar. 18 Leyton
1969 Feb. 1 Stranraer 1970 April 20 Reading
1970 Jan. 31 Derby 1971 Feb. 20 Aberystwyth
1971 Jan. 30 Greenock 1972 Feb. 19 Swindon RHR
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ENGLAND y IRELAND ENGLAND vy CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Year Date Venue Goals
Eng- Ire- Eng- Czecho-
land land land slovakia
1948 May 15 Belfast TyT1955 April 7 Lucca 0 1
1x¥T1949 April 18 Haarlem *ryT1966 May 21 Rijeka 2 3
1949 May 14 Hull *tvT1969 May 20 Leipzig 3) 1
1950 May 6. Belfast
1951 May 5 Liverpool ENGLAND vy DENMARK
1952 April 19 Belfast Eng- Den-
1953 April 11 Wolverhampton land mark
TvT1954 April 10 Bruehl *1955 Oct. 1 Plymouth 9 2
1954 May 8 Newtownards 1956 May 20 Esbjerg 2 1
1955 May 14 Watford
1956 May 12 Belfast
1957 May 11 Leyton ENGLAND y FRANCE
1958 May 10 Bangor Eng-
1959 May 9 Liverpool land France
1960 May 14 Portadown 1957 Mar.24 Fontainebleau 1
1961 May 13 Manchester 1958 Mar. 22 Eastbourne 0
1962 May 12 Londonderry *lvT1966 May 23 Rijeka 1
*1yT1963 April 23 Wembley *IvT1967 May 11 Istanbul 2
1963 May 11 Oldham *1968 Jan. 25 Paris 0 O
PON
1964 Jan. 25 Belfast

1965 Jan. 22 Birkenhead ENGLAND vy EAST GERMANY
1966 Feb. 26 Belfast Eng- East
1967 Feb. 25 Stockport land Germany
1968 Feb. 23 Belfast TyT1958 April 7 Neunkirchen 1
1969 Feb. 28 Birkenhead 1959 Mar. 8 Zwickau 3
1970 Feb. 28 Lurgan 1960 April 2 Portsmouth 1
1971 Mar. 6 Blackpool *tvT1965 April25 Essen 2,
1972 Mar. 11 Chester *1vT1969 May 22 Magdeburg 0 wre
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West
Eng- Ger-
ENGLAND v AUSTRIA land many
Eng- 1vT1953 April 4 Boom 3 1
land Austria 1yT1954 April15 Gelsenkirchen 2 2
tvT1949 April 19 Zeist TyT1956 April 1 Sztalinvaros 2 1
TyT1952 April 17 Barcelona 1957 Mar. 31 Oberhausen 4 1
tvT1957 April 16 Barcelona 1958 Mar. 12 Bolton 1 y)
1958 Mar. 4 Highbury 1961 Mar. 12 Flensberg 0 2
1958 June 1 Graz *1962 Mar. 31 Northampton 1 0
1vT1960 April 20 Vienna *1967 Feb. 14 Moenchengladbach1 0
*tyT1964 April 1 Rotterdam NOkWOUNA
mem
Ub
WNW 1vT1972 May 22 Barcelona p: 0
ENGLAND vy GREECE
Eng-
land Greece
ENGLAND vy BELGIUM
TyT1957 April18 Barcelona 2 3
Eng- Bel-
TyT1959 April 2 Dimitrovo 4 0
land gium
1¥T1948 April 16 West Ham 3 1 ENGLAND y HUNGARY
TyT1951 Mar. 22 Cannes 1 1 Eng- Hun-
TyT1953 Mar. 31 Brussels 2 0 land gary
+1956 Nov. 7 Brussels 3 24 1vT1954 April11 Dusseldorf
1957 Nov. 13 Sheffield 2 0 1vT1956 Mar.31 Tatabanya
*1yT1965 April 15 Ludwigshafen 3 0 *1956 Oct. 23 Tottenham
*tryT1969 Mar. 11 West Ham 1 0 *1956 Oct. 25 Sunderland
_*tryT1969 Mar. 26 Waregem 2 0 *1yT1965 April21 Wuppertal = Comm
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1yT1972 May 13 Palma 0 0
ENGLAND vy REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
Eng- Rep. of
ENGLAND v BULGARIA land Ireland
Eng- Bul- 1vT1953 April 5 Leuven
land garia *ryT1964 Mar. 30 Middelburg
TvT1956 Mar. 28 Salgotarjan 1 2 t*1vT1968 Feb. 7 Dublin
¥vT1960 April 16 Graz 0 1 t*rvT1968 Feb. 28 Portsmouth
1yT1962 April 24 Ploesti 0 0 t*rvT1970 Jan. 14 Dublin
#I¥T1968 April 7 Nimes 0 0 t*1tvT1970 Feb. 4 Luton ome
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ENGLAND y ISRAEL ENGLAND vy SAAR
Eng- England Saar
land Israel 1yvT1954 April13 Dortmund 1 1
*1962 May 20 Tel Aviv 3 1 tvT1955 April 9 Prato 3 1
*1962 May 22 Haifa 1 2
ENGLAND y SPAIN
ENGLAND v ITALY
Eng- England Spain
land Italy TvT1952 April15 Barcelona
rvT1958 April13 Luxembourg 0 1 1957 Sept. 26 Birmingham
1¥T1959 Mar. 25 Sofia TyT1958 April 5 Saarbrucken
tvT1961 April 4 Braga *1958 Oct. 8 Madrid
*ryT1965 April23 Marl-Huels TyT1961 Mar.30 Lisbon
*1yT1966 May 25 Rijeka *1964 Feb. 27 Murcia
*ryT1967 May 5 Izmir —e—
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*lvT1964 April 5 Amsterdam
*tvT1965 Aprill7 Heilbronn
ENGLAND vy LUXEMBOURG
*1966 Mar. 30 Swindon
Eng- Luxem-
*lyT1967 May 7 Manisa
land bourg
*1971 Mar. 31 Pamplona
rvT1950 May 25 Vienna 1 2
*1971 April 20 Luton
1vT1954 April17 Bad Neuenahr 0 2
1972 Feb. 9 Alicante
1957 Feb. 2 West Ham 7 1
1972 Mar. 15 Sheffield ESA
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1957 Nov. 17 Luxembourg 3 0
tyT1958 April 9 Eschsalzette 5 0
ENGLAND vy SWEDEN
ENGLAND v MALTA
Eng-
England Sweden
land Malta *ryT1971 May 24 Poprad 1 0
*ryT1969 May 18 Wolfen 6 0
ENGLAND vy SWITZERLAND
ENGLAND vy NETHERLANDS
Eng- Nether- Switzer-
land lands England land
tyT1948 April17 Tottenham 3 24 TyT1950 May 26 Stockerau
YvT1951 Mar. 26 Cannes 2 1 TyT1951 Mar. 27 Nice
*1954 Nov. 21 Arnhem 2 3 TyT1952 April13 Barcelona
*1955 Nov. 5 Norwich 5] 1 TyT1955 Aprill1 Florence
1957 Mar. 2 Brentford 5 5 1956 Mar. 11 Schaffhausen
1¥T1957 Aprill4 Barcelona 1 2 1956 Oct. 13 Brighton
1957 Oct. 2 Amsterdam as 2 1958 May. 26 Zurich
1961 Mar. 9 Utrecht 0 1 *1960 Oct. 8 Leyton
*1962 Jan. 31 Brighton 4 3 *+1962 Nov. 22 Coventry
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*lyT1968 April 9 Nimes 1 0 ENGLAND vy TURKEY
ENGLAND y POLAND England Turkey
England Poland TyT1959 Mar.29 Dimitrovo 1 1
rvT1960 April18 Graz 4 2
*tyT1964 Mar. 26 Breda 1 1 ENGLAND y U.S.S.R.
*ryT1971 May 26 Presov 0 0 England U.S.S.R.
1vT1972 May 20 Valencia 1 0
*rvT1963 April17 Tottenham 2 0
ENGLAND vy PORTUGAL *IyT1967 May 13 Istanbul 0 1
*1yT1968 Aprill1 Nimes 1 1
England Portugal
*IyTl1971 May 28 Prague 1 1
tvT1954 April18 Bonn 0 2
tyT1961 April 2 Lisbon 0 4
*tyT1964 April 3 The Hague 4 0 ENGLAND vy YUGOSLAVIA
*tvT1971 May 30 Prague 3 0 Yugo-
England slavia
ENGLAND vy RUMANIA
TyT1953 April 2 Liege 1
England Rumania 1958 Feb. 4 Chelsea 2
1957 Oct. 15 Tottenham 4 2 TYT1962 April20 Ploesti 0
TyvT1958 Aprill1 Luxembourg 1 0 *lyT1967 May 9 Izmir 1
1yT1959 Mar. 31 Pazardijic 1 2 *tyT1971 May 22 Bardejor 1
*tyT1963 Aprill5 Highbury 3 0 1yT1972 May 18 Barcelona 1 coor
UNE
910
F.A. COUNTY YOUTH CHALLENGE CUP WINNERS 1945-72
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(AGGREGATE SCORES)
Winners Runners-up
Staffordshire 3 Wiltshire 2
Berks & Bucks 4 Durham 3
Durham 4 Essex 23
Essex 5 Liverpool 3
Liverpool 4 Middlesex 3
Essex 4 Middlesex 3
Middlesex 3 Leics & Rutland 1
Sussex 3 Liverpool 1
Sheffield & Hallam 5 Hampshire 3
Liverpool 4 Gloucestershire 1
Bedfordshire 2 Sheffield & Hallam 0
Middlesex 3 Staffordshire iz
Hampshire 4 Cheshire a
Staffordshire 8 London 0
Birmingham 7 London b]
London 6 Birmingham 4
Lancashire 6 Nottinghamshire 3
Middlesex 6 Nottinghamshire 3
Durham 3 Essex 2
Sheffield & Hallam 1 Birmingham 0
Northumberland 7 Middlesex 4
Leics & Rutland 6 London 5
Northamptonshire 5 Hertfordshire 4
North Riding 7 Devon 4
Northumberland 1 Sussex 0
tHertfordshire 2 Cheshire 1
Lancashire 2 Gloucestershire 0
Middlesex 2 Liverpool 0
t One leg only.
INTERNATIONAL YOUTH TOURNAMENT WINNERS 1948-72

1948 England 3 Netherlands 2 London
1949 France 4 Netherlands 1 Rotterdam
1950 Austria 3 France 2 Vienna
1951 Yugoslavia 3 Austria y) Cannes
1952 *Spain 0 Belgium 0 Barcelona
1953 Hungary 2 Yugoslavia 0 Brussels
1954 *Spain Z West Germany 2 Cologne
1955-56 Played in groups only
1957 Austria 3 Spain 2 Madrid
1958 Italy 1 England 0 Luxembourg
1959 Bulgaria 1 Italy 0 Sofia
1960 Hungary 2 Rumania 1 Vienna
1961 Portugal 4 Poland 0 Lisbon
1962 Rumania 4 Yugoslavia 1 Bucharest
1963 England 4 Northern Ireland 0 London
1964 England 4 Spain 0 Amsterdam
1965 East Germany 3 England 2 Essen
1966 fitaly 0 (ORope wee, 0 Belgrade
1967 U.S.S.R. 1 England 0 Istanbul
1968 Czechoslovakia 2 France 1 Cannes
1969 *Bulgaria 1 East Germany 1 Leipzig
1970 *East Germany 1 Holland 1 Glasgow
1971 England se) Portugal 0 Prague
1972 England 2 West Germany 0 Barcelona
* Won on toss ofa coin. + Joint holders.
The Football Association
PATRON
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
President
HRH THE DUKE OF KENT
Honorary Vice-Presidents
The Marquess of Blandford
The Rt Hon The Earl of Derby, Mc
Air Marshal Sir John Rowland, Gc, KBE
Lt. General Sir Thomas Pearson, KCB, DSO
Admiral Sir Michael Pollock
Field-Marshal Rt Hon Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, KG, GCB, DSO
His Grace The Duke of Norfolk, KG, GCVO, GBE
Sir Stanley Rous, CBE
Sir Cyril Hawker
Lord Netherthorpe
Chairman of the Council
Sir Andrew Stephen
Vice Chairman of the Council
Professor Sir Harold Thompson, CBE, MA, DSC, FRS (Oxford University)
Life Vice-Presidents
R. H. Brough (Nottinghamshire F.A.)
Major J. Stewart, OBE (Public Schools)
I. Robinson (Liverpool County F.A.)
J. W. Bowers (Essex County F.A.)
G. N. Watson, JP (Nottingham Forest F.C.)
Major H. Wilson Keys, Mc, TD (West Bromwich Albion F.C.)
Vice-Presidents
L. T. Shipman, MBE (Football League)
Dr A. Stephen
A. D. McMullen (Bedfordshire F.A.)
R. V. Stokes (Hampshire F.A.)
Professor Sir Harold Thompson, CBE, MA, DSC, FRS (Oxford University)
F. Barrett (West Riding Co. F.A.)
Secretary
D. Follows, CBE, BA
16 Lancaster Gate, London, W2 3LW
The Football League

President
L. T. Shipman, MBE (Leicester City)
Vice-Presidents
S. Bolton (Leeds United)
R. W. Lord (Burnley)
Management Committee
S. S. Collings (Sunderland), L. C. Edwards (Manchester United),
E. M. Gliksten (Charlton Athletic), Lord Westwood (Newcastle United),
R. Wragg (Sheffield United), F. A. Would (Grimsby Town)
Secretary
A. Hardaker, oBE
Lytham St. Annes, Lancashire
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Group 4 Barnet v Stevenage Ath. 5-1
P WDL F A Pts. __ Bedford T. v Kettering T. 1-1
Ilkeston T. 5 4 01 11 5 8 #£ChelmsfordC. y Hereford U. 2-2
Stourbridge 5 3 2 0 10 5 8 + Merthyr Tydfil vyCambridge C. 1-2
Cheltenham T, Stes tts dees 6 89 INuneaton/Bor. v Telford U-; 1-0
Burton A. Sado? eee Dw 34 6 4. JPoole T, yiMargate 0-0
Gloucester C, 5 10 4 6 i2 2 Ramsgate Ath. v Waterlooville 3-0
Barry T. Sy Dus livi4e .5.. 10" Fa Weymouth vy Hillingdon Bor. 0-2
Replays
Group 5 Hereford U. v Chelmsford C, 3-1
P WDLF A Pts. Kettering T. v Bedford T. 1-2
Kettering T, 5 (3yit. Diis 07 «7 ~ Margatev Poole T; 3-1
King’s Lynn 5.3.1.1 10 7 @ Third Round
Bury T. 5 3.0 2 10 7 6 Barnet v Ramsgate Ath. 3-0
Wellingborough T, po 0 Oe Dae Nees RE Bedford T. v Cambridge C. 2.2
Saved s rs : : 4 : 0 ; Hillingdon Bor. v Margate 3-3
aes eae Bor. v Hereford U, 0-0
First Round eplays
Barnet v Gravesend & Northfleet 5-1 peace Cesepediore, ts Ae
Gravesend & Northfleet v Barnet 1-0 NATE cuadillinedon Bor . 3.0
Basingstoke T. v Weymouth 0-3 8 & 2
Weymouth v Basingstoke T. 2-0 Semi-Finals
Cambridge C. v Wealdstone 2-1 Barnet v Bedford T. 4-2
Wealdstone v Cambridge C. 0-1 Hereford U. v Margate 0-0
Folkestone v Chelmsford C, 0-4 Replay
Chelmsford C, vy Folkestone 5-0 Margate v Hereford U. 2-3
Final 1971~72: Barnet 2 Hereford U. 0
(2,803, April 5, 1972)
Barnet: McClelland; Lye, Jenkins, Ward, Embery, King, Powell, Ferry Plume, Eason, Adams,
Scorer: Plume (2)
Hereford U.: Potter; Mallender, Palmer, Jones, Tucker, Radford, Gough (Hollett), Tyler, Meadows,
Owen, George.
Hereford U. 2 Barnet 0
(6,048, April 8, 1972)
Hereford U.: Potter; Mallender, Palmer, Jones, Tucker, McLaughlin (Radford), Gough, Tyler, Meadows,
Owen, George.
Scorers; Gough, Owen.
(Flatt),
Barnet: McClelland; Lye, Jenkins, Ward, Embery, King, Powell, Ferry, Plume, Eason, Adamsbeginning
the
Due to the heavy congestion of fixtures of both clubs the deciding tie is being held over to
of season 1972-73.
Championship Match
Yeovil T. 2 Telford U. 1
(Played at Yeovil on 18 August, 1971)
Attendance 2,704) ; :
Telford United.
This is a match played between the League winners Yeovil Town, and the Cup winners
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Southern Football League Champions vy Northern Premier League Champions
Chelmsford C. v Stafford Rangers 1-0 on May 8th 1972.
Stafford Rangers v Chelmsford C. 2-2 on May 12th 1972.
The Northern Premier League FIRST DIVISION SOUTH

POW Dro. She Ar Pts: P‘Ww D L F VARS
Waterlooville 30.15. 9 6 40
Stafford Rangers 46 30 11 SOL See el 20 39
Ramsgate Ath. 30 14 11 5 42
Boston U. A628 teh Sing Site 8 SO?
Wigan Ath. 46 27 10 9 70 43 64 Maidstone VU. 30 14 10 6 48
Scarborough 46 21 15 10S 246,557 Crawley T. 30% 15 9 5S 10 467
Northwich Vic. A6: 20 14> 1250 65..59 54 Metropolitan Police 30 15 3 12 48
Macclesfield T. AG (87152 ,13); 9Ol 50 258 Tonbridge 30) 125 9) e137)
Gainsborough T, AG 221 LG 93 SSE Bexley U. S014, A 12). 52
~ South Shields 46 18 14 14 75 57 50 Basingstoke 30¢ 14-4 125 3
Bangor C. AG: £20s0,153 18, 93 74. AS Andover 30% 12 |S) TOnns2
Altrincham A6 18) Elia i2e 58 Ae Ashford T. 30 12 4 14 43
Skelmersdale U. 46 19 9 18 61 58 47 Salisbury 30m 10. uw, dis: 45
Matlock T. 46 -2016 ih, 19) 670 “ian AT Winchester C, 80610; a7. 15 40
Chorley 46: 1'is p12 G6 So 46 Hastings U. S00 10°) 7. 13-628
Lancaster C. 46 15 14 17 85 84 44 Trowbridge T. 308 8 Hild Al
Great Harwood 46 15 14 17 60 74 44 Canterbury C, 50m af. Ss 1S: 39
Ellesmere Port T. 46. 119. 20) (Gliet 43 Woodford T. 30). 4:5+6 20) 22
Morecambe 46 15 10 21 51 64 40
Bradford P. A. 46 13. 13.20, 54 71.39
Netherfield 46 16 5 25 “5h ofa 37
Fleetwood 46. iil, 15, 220) (43 56732 Southern League—Leading Goal Scorers for 1971-72
South Liverpool AO 0p 12222 Gly el Neg SO
Runcorn 46 8 14 24 48 80 30 PREMIER DIVISION
Goole T. AG. nD NOLO CS Oe 28 Bentley (Telford U.)
Kirkby T. 46 6 12 28 38 104 24 Grant (Chelmsford C.)
Marshall (Cambridge C.)
Southern League Adams (Barnet)
PREMIER DIVISION Allen (Weymouth)
Petes ee Ee Age tse Peterson (Chelmsford C.)
Powell (Barnet)
Chelmsford C. 42 28 6 84109 46 62 Reeve (Hillingdon)
Hereford U. 42 24° 12 G6. R687 13060 Bishop (Hillingdon)
Dover A2OQ0i LW Whe ie4sarsi Burge (Guildford C.)
Barnet 42 21 7 14 80 57 49 Meadows (Hereford U.)
Dartford 42 20 8 14 75 68 48 Cleary (Bedford T.)
Weymouth 42) S215 eS a? 169 4547 Cooke (Wimbledon)
Yeovil T. 42 18tdteel3? (6heSie47 Cotton (Yeovil T.)
Hillingdon Bor, 42 20 6 16 64 58 46 Weller (Yeovil T.)
Margate 42° 19 8 25 274. (68 246 Sharp (Folkestone)
Wimbledon 42 19. .%.-36 75 64 45 Chandler (Romford)
Romford 42 16 13 13 54 49 45 King (Romford)
Guildford C, 42 207 es Le Ul, 65) AS Owen (Telford U.)
Telford U. 420 1S. is VT Sa 168, 48 Barry (Margate)
Nuneaton Bor, 42 16 10 16 46 47 42 Eason (Barnet)
Bedford T. 42) Git 9 eel T4359) 66 41
Worcester C, 42 ele 8” AG oy ad Hunter (Cambridge C.)
Brown (Margate)
Cambridge C, 42 12 14 16 68 Ti °38
Folkestone 42° 34 T= 2 te Os oD Price (Chelmsford C.)
Poole T. CR ER i RP RS ON)
Bath C, 42 11 4 27 45 86 26 FIRST DIVISION—NORTH
Merthyr Tydfil A TS ™ 27 ao oa 22
Gravesend & Bates (Stourbridge)
Northfleet 42, SS *6' S17 S0P 110" 16 Kettleborough (Wellingborough T.)
Brown M. (Wealdstone)
FIRST DIVISION NORTH Rudd (King’s Lynn)
Brown (Burton Albion)
Pia WDa A Pts. Boggis (Bury T.)
Kettering T. 34 23 6 Sy (lt) Ped ey) Jacques (Kettering T.)
Burton A. 34 18 13 SIE SSBI2 7 rAd: Naylor (Ilkeston T.)
Cheltenham T. Whitlock (Lockheed Leamington)
Rugby T. Lewis (Cheltenham T,)
Wellingborough T, Lindsey (King’s Lynn)
Stourbridge Casey (Cheltenham T.)
King’s Lynn Dawson (Corby T.)
Corby T, Sherrell (Banbury U.)
Ilkeston T,
Banbury U.
Bury T. FIRST DIVISION—SOUTH
Wealdstone Whittington (Crawley T.)
Lockheed Basey (Crawley T.)
Leamington Ellis (Metropolitan Police)
Gloucester C, Allen (Waterlooville)
Stevenage Ath, Bennett (Salisbury)
Bletchley Brown C. (Basingstoke T.)
Dunstable T, Thornburn (Tonbridge)
Barry T. NAIA
Oo
Anne
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WATNEY NORTH PREMIER 1971-72
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Preliminary Round Scarborough v Great Harwood 2-1
The following clubs received byes into the First Skelmersdale U. v Kirkby T. 4-0
Round, Altrincham, Bradford P.A. Ellesmere Wigan Ath. v South Liverpool 1-1
Port. T, Fleetwood, Great Harwood, Matlock T.,
Runcorn, and Scarborough. Replays
Boston U. v South Shields Runcorn v Ellesmere Port T. 0-1
Goole T. v Gainsborough T. 1-1 South Liverpool v Wigan Ath, 0-2
Kirkby T. v Northwich Vic.
Morecambe v Lancaster C. Quarter Finals
Netherfield v Wigan Ath. Altrincham vy Scarborough 2-0
Skelmersdale U. v Macclesfield T. Gainsborough T. v Bradford P, A, 3-0
South Liverpool v Bangor C. Matlock T. v Ellesmere Port T. 1-2
Stafford Rangers v Chorley Wigan Ath. v Skelmersdale U. 2-1
Replay Semi-Finals
Gainsborough T. v Goole T. 2-1 Ellesmere Port T. v Wigan Ath, 0-0
Wigan Ath. v Ellesmere Port T. 1-0
First Round Gainsborough T. v Altrincham 1-0
Altrincham v Lancaster C. 4-1 *Altrincham v Gainsborough T, 1-1
Bradford P. A. v South Shields 2-1
Ellesmere Port T. y Runcorn 0-0 Final
Fleetwood v Matlock T. 0-1 Gainsborough T. v Wigan Ath. 0-4
Gainsborough v Stafford Rangers 4-1 Wigan Ath. v Gainsborough T. 0-2
Final 1971-72: Gainsborough T. 0, Wigan Ath. 4

(1,294, April 19, 1972)
Gainsborough T.: Clarke; Stainton, Barratt, Vallance, Passmoor, F. R. Taylor, A, M. Taylor, Woodall,
Alexander, Brown, Wagstaff (Ross).
a Wigan Ath.: Reeves; Morris, Sutherland, Fleming, Coutts, Gillibrand, Chadwick, Koo, Davies, King,
ates.
Scorers: Chadwick (2), Davies, and King.
Wigan Ath. 0, Gainsborough T. 2

(1,536, April 24, 1972)
Wigan Ath.: Reeves; Morris, Sutherland, Fleming, Coutts, Gillibrand, Chadwick, Koo, Davies, King,
Oates.
Gainsborough T.: Clarke; Stainton, Barratt, Vallance, Passmoor, F, R. Taylor, A.M. Taylor, Woodall,
Alexander, Brown, Ross,
Scorers: Barratt, Brown.
WATNEY NORTH CHALLENGE SHIELD 1971

Wigan Ath. 3, v Fleetwood 2
(Played at Wigan on 18 August 1971)
This is a Challenge Match played between the League winners Wigan Ath, and the Cup winners
Fleet wood, for the previous season.
*Match played on a Sunday.
Northern Premier League Gee (Northwich Vic)

Leading Scorers (League & League Cup Game) McArthur (Matlock T.)
Thomas (Fleetwood)
Smith (Ellesmere Port T.) Walker (Macclesfield T.)
Williams (Stafford R.) Bailey (Stafford R.)
Alexander (Gainsborough T.) Barlow (Stafford R.)
Hughes (Bangor C.) Cocks (Great Harwood)
Conde (Bangor C.) \ Barmby (Scarborough)
(14 at Chorley) Fletcher (Wigan Ath.) Fleming (Wigan Ath.)
Froggatt (Boston U.) Morton G (Bangor C.)
Davies (Wigan Ath.) Morton K. (S. Shields)
Thompson (Scarborough) Cairney (Northwich Vic)
Fidler (B) (Macclesfield T.) Garrett (Lancaster C.)
Svarc (Boston U.) Manning (Runcorn) 7
Whitbread (Lancaster C.) (4 at Gainsborough T.) Wilson (Matlock T.)
Brown (Gainsborough T.) Worswick (Chorley)
Leask (S. Shields) Atherton (Kirkby T.)
Furnival (Lancaster C.) . Ashworth (Altrincham)
(10 at Matlock T.), Barrett (Gainsborough T.) Glover (S, Liverpool)
Broadhead (Altrincham) Kelly (Goole T.)
Lee (Scarborough) ee
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Shreeve (S. Liverpool) Fidler (D) (Altrincham)
Windsor (Skelmersdale) Koo (Wigan Ath.)
Richmond (Morecambe) Munday (Bangor C.)
Beardall (Great Harwood) Pickering (Chorley)
Coley (Matlock) Rusling (Goole T.)
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F.A. CHALLENGE TROPHY 1971-72
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Second Round Macclesfield Town v Bilston 2-1

Stockton v New Brighton 2-1 Kirkby Town v Denaby United 2-3
Boldon Colliery Welfare v Morecambe 0-1 ‘Ilkeston Town y Gainsborough Trinity 1-0
Rossendale United v Netherfield 3-2 Scarborough v South Shields 1-6
Fleetwood v Darwen 4-0 Connahs’ Quay Nomads v Stockton 2-0
Bethesda Athletic v Rhyl 0-3 Burton Albion v Rossendale United 2-0
Blaenua Ffestiniog v Connahs Quay Nomads Hillingdon Borough v Margate 3-2
3-3 0-1 Chelmsford City vy Kettering Town 4-1
Droylsden v Witton Albion 0-3 Bedford Town v Cambridge City 2-2, 0-2
Sandbach Ramblers v Ashton United 1-1, 2-1 Dover v Barnet 0-6
Louth United v Winterton Rangers 1-0 Wimbledon v Yeovil Town 1-5
Barton Town v Brigg Town 7-0 Merthyr Tydfil v Bridgwater Town 1-0
Belper Town v Worksop Town 1-4 Bideford v Atherstone Town 1-1, 0-5
Sutton Town v Retford Town 0-3 Bexley United vyWeymouth k 3-1
Arnold v Heanor Town 2-1 Hereford United v Banbury United 3-1
Atherstone Town v Bedworth United 2-1 Stourbridge v Lowestoft Town 0-0, 0-2
Darlaston v Lower Gornal! Athletic 1-3 Hastings United v Worcester City 3-2
Redditch United v Lye Town 5-0 Dorchester Town v Tonbridge 2-0
Spalding United v Wellingborough Town 2-2, 0-2 Wellingborough Town v Dartford 1-1, 0-0, 0-3
Bourne Town v Stamford 2-1 Kidderminster Harriers y Romford 1-1, 2-1
Lowestoft Town v Wisbech Town 1-0 Barnstaple Town v King’s Lynn 24
Holbeach United v Cambridge City 2-7 Bromsgrove Rovers v Minehead 3-3, 1-0
Lockheed-Leamington v Ton Pentre 1-0
Cinderford Town v Merthyr Tydfil 1-3 Second Round ’ :
Bletchley v Potton United 2:3 Great Harwood v Wigan Athletic 3-4
Dunstable Town v Stevenage Athletic 4-2 Stafford Rangers v Ilkeston Town 3-0
Guildford City v Ashford Town 1-0 | Morecambe vy Denaby United 4-0
Tonbridge v Canterbury City 3-0 | South Liverpool v Telford United 2-3
Brett Sports vy Folkestone 1-3. Chorley y Scarborough 1-0
Bexley United v Crawley Town 2-1 | Connahs’ Quay Nomads v Grantham 1-2
Salisbury v Welton Rovers 3-1 Arnold v Buxton . 1-1, 0-2
Dorchester Town v Trowbridge Town 4-1 Macclesfield Town v Burton Albion : 3-0
Barnstaple Town v Taunton Town oy Hillingdon Borough v Kidderminster Harriers 1-0
Bridport v Wadebridge Town 0-0, 3-2 Hereford United v Bromsgrove Rovers -
Lowestoft Town v Barnet 0-0, 1-5
Third Round Qualifying Chelmsford City v Merthyr Tydfil 5-1
Bilston v Sandbach Ramblers 3-0 Bexley United v Barnstaple Town 2-0
Witton Albion vy Altrincham 1-0 Dorchester Town v Bedford Town 1-0
Fleetwood v Kirkby Town 1-1, 0-2 Dartford v Atherstone Town 0-0, 1-0
Connahs Quay Nomads vy Stalybridge Celtic 3-2 Yeovil Town v Hastings United 4-1
Chorley v Lancaster City 1-0 .
South Liverpool v Redditch United 2-1 Third Round 3.2
Rossendale United v Winsford United 1-0 BuxtonvBexley 7
Hednesford v Great Harwood 0-1 Chelmsford v Yeovil 4
Lower Gornal Athletic y Morecambe 1-2. Chorley v Grantham 0-
Rhyl v Stafford Rangers 0-1 Dorchester v Telford 1-1, 1-3
Arnold v Barton Town 1-1,2-0 Hereford U. vy Dartford 0-1
Worksop Town v Boston United 0-0; 4-2. Hillingdon v Stafford R 1-2
Stockton v Retford Town 2-1 Macclesfield y Morecombe 2-1
Denes United v Louth United 1-0 Wigan Athletic y Barnet 1-2
ainsborough Trinity v Goole Town 3-1
Bridlington Trinity v Ikeston Town 0-0, 0-3 tach le 2.2
Dorchester Town vy Salisbury 1-1,2-0 Dartford v Barnet 0-2
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Grantham v Yeovil 0-1
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Cheltenham Town v Merthyr Tydfil 2-2, 1-2 Stafford Rangers v Macclesfield 1-f
Glastonbury v Minehead 0-2 Fourth Round Replays
Bideford vy Poole Town 2-0 Macclesfield v Stafford R 0-3
Bury Town v Lowestoft Town 1-4 Telford U v Buxton 2-1
Cambridge City vyLockheed-Leamington 3-2
Folkestone v Margate 2-2,1-1,1-2 Semi-finals
Atherstone Town v Dunstable Town 2-2,0-0,5-1 | Barnet v Telford U 1-0
Corby Town v Nuneaton Borough 0-2 (at Northampton)
Thornycroft Athletic v King’s Lynn 1-2 Stafford R v Yeovil 4-0
Tonbridge v Guildford City 2-0 (at Oxford)
Gravesend & Northfleet v Dartford 0-2 a
Wellingborough Town vy Bourne Town 3-1 Final at Wembley
Bexley United v Potton United 40 Stafford Rangers (0) 3 (Williams 2, Cullerton)
First Round Barneys 24,000
Mossley v Arnold 0-2 Stafford R.: Aleksic, Chadwick, Clayton, Sar- —
Buxton vy Northwich Victoria 1-0 geant, Aston, Machin, Cullerton, Chapman,
pace (P.A.) v Stafford Rangers 1-1, 0-1 Williams, Bailey, Jones. Sub Barlow.
rantham v Bangor City 2-2, 4-2 Barnet: McClelland, Lye, Jenkins, War
Wigan Athletic v Witton Albion 1-0 Embrey, King, Powell, Ferry, Flatt, Eason, Bie |
South Liverpool v Burscough 2-2, 1-1, 2-1 Sub Adams,
Great Harwood v Worksop Town 1-0
Nuneaton Borough v Telford United 1-2 PREVIOUS WINNERS
Matlock Town v Chorley 1-1, 1-2 1970. Macclesfield Town 2, Telford United 0, 28,000
Tamworth v Morecambe 1-4 1971, Telford United 3, Hillingdon 2, 29,500
920
NON LEAGUE PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE TABLES 1971-72
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The Central League Football Combination
Par War DL BoA. Pas We D:
Derby Co. 42 26 10 6 84 39 Tottenham H. 40 26 12
Everton ADL 255 9 8 82enAt Oxford U. 400 170 15
W.B.A. 42 18 18 6 70 43 C. Palace 40 19 10
Liverpool 427210010 D1n7Orn42 Ipswich T. 40 18 11
Newcastle U. 42 19 13 10 68 54 Leicester C, 40 18 11
Stoke C. AA 17L 13 12, 5914649 «PLR. 40 15 15
Blackpool 42,117 12. 13: 530160 West Ham U, 40 15 12
Coventry C, A248 166 12.14 71 ¥55 Bristol C. 40 16 10
Sheffield U. Q@ZVI4E15 13 53) .48 Swindon T. 40 14 13
Manchester C, 42 15% 12\).15 259256 Bristol R. 40 16 9
Aston Villa AM T2 7 18 aSs5" 643 Southampton 40 15 10
Burnley 42,116" (8 18 61 73 Cardiff C. 40 16 7
Leeds U. 4AM 12015: 15 e478 43 Arsenal 40 14 11
Manchester U. 42) 136 12 17 5550 Birmingham C, 40; 1382
Nottingham F. AM 15% 8 19). 74 @3 Swansea C. 40 12 13
Huddersfield T, 42% 13012 17:7 467163 Chelsea 40 12 12
Bolton W. 42° 42 14° 16 49 57 Norwich C, 40 14 8
Sheffield W. 42), 09 16: 917 44.453 Fulham 40 9 13
Wolverhampton W. 42 9 15 18 53 73 Bournemouth 40 8 11
Preston N.E. AD, AIS Sis 23% +45) 83 Reading 40 9 9
ury 42 Fel StS a AO MiG Plymouth Arg, 40 8 8
Blackburn R. Be Sh Dia 24 1399 193
Western League
Midland Counties League Pie Wa D
PlaiwebdD DL F JA Bideford 264 19% +4:
Grantham 34 25 5 4106 32 Minehead 261 18% 5
Alfreton T. 34) > 22 5 7 85.~%39 Glastonbury 261 16% 5
Skegness T. 3418" 8 (8 62, 34 Devizes T. 264 tin (9
Long Eaton U. 34 16 10 8 49 38 Welton R. 26% 108 7.
Belper T. SP LIG@ 9 9 46-335 Frome T. 26) 9 7
Worksop T. S47 10. 7OP"58 Dorchester T. 267 Sf 6
Arnold 34 18 4 12 70 54 Weston-super-Mare 26 9 5
Gateshead 34 17 § -12 ~60." 352 Bridport 267 9a 5
Frickley Ath. 34°13" 8.5 130746, 248 Bridgwater T. 26. Tr 9
Boston F.C, 34° 138 7 14" C4448 Taunton T. 265 Tt 7
Sutton T. SAS LSE aye 52 Torquay 26°" $F 9
Retford T. SAS 10 Sin 15, KGL GD Barnstaple T. 26 6 6
Eastwood T. 345 Se 9 16 50° "65 St. Luke’s College 26 3 4
Ashby F.C. S410 POT AAT 62
Heanor T. SOS rs 18>" Si ib
Kimberley T. Se een 1 Os err
Stamford 34.8 S56 8 20: 33’ S70
Loughborough U. 34 5 1 28 27 98
West Midlands (Regional) League
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Atherstone T. cfoye Y,baal
South Western League
Kidderminster H, Sey thaiel dl
Pee W PD yi (Ree: Bromsgrove R. 36°22 8
Falmouth T, 34,029) 3) Ohl dy esi Bilston 367 165 9
St. Austell BA 006 eee Se ea OG), 25) Redditch U. 36 172" 6
Bodmin T. 34 24 6 4107 38 Lye T. 36 14 #10
Wadebridge T. 34" 23% 7 93 39 Hednesford 36 16 6
Holsworthy 34a 23 4. 7 PO—eed3 Dudley T. $6, 13° 12
Newquay 34 16 8 10 64 46 Bedworth VU. 36 14 8
Penzance 34 146 7 A3.467..56 Eastwood(Hanley) 36 13 9 De
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Liskeard 34 13 7. 14 62y.00 Lower Gornal A, 36% 135 6
Saltash U. 34, 13 6 15 Son 74 G.K.N, Sankey
Truro City 34 10 10 14 64 64 (Wellington) 36 10 10
Porthleven 34 11 Grad: 7e. Warley 365 las 3
Bugle 34 11 6 17 64 78 Brierley Hill
Tavistock SAe 108 8 16 S54 oii, Alliance 36° diy 6
Torpoint 34 Sie 8.1.18), 50, 82 Wolverhampton W.
S49 Fee? 2055 74 “Ae 36, de 1!
St. Blazey
St. Luke’s Coll. S40 5m 8 2h 3097 Darlaston 36° ~(Gp 11
84. Je 2 2542103 Halesowen T. 86. Be 12
Helston A. Hinckley A. 36 4—Coi8B
Nanpean R. 34° 25 2° 30 230155
United Counties League Eastern Counties League
POW Da AL Ets, Pe We L:
Bourne T. 302 ee Wisbech T. 38°30; 3) oS
Rushden T. S023) s2 eS 50) Lowestoft T. 380250 Laer 6
Irthlingborough Gorleston yer sa eg)
Diamonds 307820 See arOS. Chatteris T. 38 20 4 14
Kempston R. 308 18S) 7512 Thetford T. Ss iw 8 13
Spalding U. 804 16m 5, 29) 61 St. Neots T. Subd Te Se1l3
Desborough T. 30014% 9 7. 47 Ely C. 3815 9 14
Rothwell T. 800139910) 7 > 50 Gt. Yarmouth T, 38i5135ed3 12
Biggleswade T. 207 15m. 4 “Ai, 63 Norwich C. ‘A’ SSrt 1G “TF eal’,
Potton U. 500 15e 1 14 163 Stowmarket S8ei4e 11) 13
Wolverton T. 30 maT 10136: Clacton T. 3801S 9 14
Northampton Sudbury T. 38 14 10 14
Spencer 30 8 8 14 48 Gothic 38S Teel6
Wotton BlueCross 30 6 8 16 37 Braintree & Crittall 38 14 8 16
Holbeach VU. 300 78-3 1940 March Town U. SRP isie 9 16
Kettering Res. 30) 6% 4 20 30 Histon 3Sa0 11S 9
Ampthill T. 30% 5 424% 35 Soham Town R. SS) Sied3s: 17
Eynesbury R, 30: fe fie 03! 26) 3: Haverhill R. 38 6.10) 22
Maldon T. 38 4412 22
Newmarket T, 33) te Sei 26
South East Counties League Cheshire County League

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Arsenal 30, 20, 87 43°64 Rhyl A231 FL
Tottenham H. 30° 217 ©3' 6 (68 Rossendale U. 4226 eat
Millwall SOT TTS <5 67 Marine AZW23'4 S10
Chelsea 30 185 8 7 34 Buxton 422 «12. 9
C. Palace 308 178 4 9 87% Oswestry T, 4er 2h! TF 14
West Ham U, 30715556 9 67 Mossley AZ 20 TIS
Fulham SETA TT 8 39 Burscough 42,19 9 14
Luton T, 307 “Se SS 12° 48 Hyde U. 420, 17510 15
Ipswich T. 30%) LISS Lit 47 Droylsden 42416711 15
Q.P.R. 30 10 9 11 34 Oldham Ath, 42. 165 (9 17
Charlton Ath, 30/4 9) 48" 13 40 Stalybridge Celtic 42 16 9 17
Gillingham 30” “Sey a*1 48 32 Prestwich Heys 42,13,,14 15
Orient 307 "Se"9 16 38 Horwich R.M.I. 42+ los 6-720
Watford 30) > Se S817" 33 Witton Albion 42, 1%e 3 22
Reading 30% 5a 3 22.824 Winsford U. 422169 °5 21
Brentford 30: 3% 408230.23 Ormskirk 42, 12<¢11 19
Sandbach Ramblers 42 11 13 18
Ashton U, 47 14 7 21
Radcliffe Bor. 42 10710 21
Formby 43, 14510 21
New Brighton 42 Ill 8 23
Nantwich T. AZT AZ ee Sues
Lancashire Football League

DIVISION ONE
Liverpool ‘A’ 3G. 20 ea see 4. 1.077,

Stockport C. ‘A’ 365 26) 63. *95
Tranmere R. ‘A’ 36°20) 7 #9 88
Lancashire Football Combination
Crewe Alex. Res. 36. IT 10 9 69 Pee We DoT F
Chester ‘A’ 36 16 10 10 54 St. HelensT. 28 20 1
Manchester U.‘A’ 36 16 9 11 56 Accrington Stanley 28 18 5
Bolton W, ‘A’ 36) 17> GM 157150 Blackpool Mach, 28 17 if
Everton ‘A’ 36 14 10 12 84 Clitheroe 28 16 7
Chorley Res. 36. 14, 10° Ies2 Ashton T. 285 15: 9
Burnley ‘A’ Stal Fe ht Dukinfield T, 28 12 7
Manchester C.‘A’ 36 10 12 14 53 Nelson 285 13 10
Wigan Ath. Res, 36, 11. 9 16) 55 Prescot T. 255 69) 10
Rochdale Res. 36, 9512. 15 39 Darwen 28 10 12
Southport Res. 36.105 87 SOT] Atherton Collieries 28 9 12
Barrow Res. ibys EP val 6) Leyland Motors 28 «8 15
South Liverpool Res.36 9 7 20 50 Bacup Borough 28 9 18
Morecambe Res. SGa0 ce 7 eee So Kirkby T. Res, 28 «6 16
Preston N.E. ‘A’ 3045 8" 7 21 S57 Wigan R. 28 «6 19
Oldham Ath, ‘A’ Ay ie a wl Gil Corinthians 23:93 23
NODKUADOSCUOLUNAU
922
Home Countries Amateur International
Championship 1971-72
Final Table
PW DEL 7A TP
NorthernIreland 3 3 0 0 6 1 ae
England Siew Also Se.6: 3 re 3
Wales ome Ble 3 43
Scotland 3) 10° 7083, 0) 7. 0
December 4, 1971, at Llandiloes L. Browning, D. Park, J. McGrory, C. Smith

Wales 1 (Anthony) (Queen’s Pk.), W. Whyte, I. Denholme.
England 1 (Deadman)
Wales: G. Millington (Rhyl), G. Roberts (Ton
Pentre), R, Meek, G. Renton (Bridgend T.), April 15, 1972 at Welshpool.
A. Phillips (Hendon), D. Evans (Rhyl) D. Williams, Wales0
D. Lloyd (Llanelli), A. Sumner (Blaenau Festiniog), Treland 3 (McFall, Renton (0.g.) McQuillan)
B. Davies (Leatherhead), G. Anthony (St. Albans),
Wales: G. Millington, B. Price, R. Meek,
England: J. Swannell (Hendon), D. Gamblin G. Renton, A. Phillips, D. Evans, D. Williams,
(Winchester C.), J. Delaney, E. Powell (Wycombe G. Lloyd, A. Sumner, B. Davies, G. Anthony.
W.), J. Lailey (Cheltenham T.), J. Payne (Enfield),
L. Pritchard (Wycombe W.), R. Day (Slough T.), N. Ireland: L. McKibben (Derry C.), B. Craig
R. Haider (Hendon), K. Gray (Enfield), M. (Glenavon), D. Gordon (Coleraine), H. Dowd
Mellows (Winchester C.). (Glenavon), I. McAllister (Linfield), M. Donnelly
Subs: A, Turley (Enfield) for Pritchard, P. (Distillery), R. McQuillan (Crusaders), T. Finney
Deadman (Hendon) for Day. (Crusaders), P. Malone (Linfield), Q. McFall
(Linfield), B. Jennings (Coleraine).
February 5, 1972, at Hawick April 28, 1972, at Paisley

Scotland0 Scotland 0
Wales 2 (Williams, Anthony) N Ireland 1 (Finney)
Scotland: R. Purvis (Queens Park), J. Gray Scotland: R. Purvis, J. McCluskey (East Stirling-
(Vale of L.), J. Porter (Edinburgh City Police), shire), R. Murray (Met. Police), W. Currie, E.
J. Brown (Hibernians), W. Currie (Queens Pk.), Hunter, G. Colgan (Queen’s Pk.), D. Park, J.
I, Browning (East Stirlingshire), D, Park (Inverness McGrory, J. Cardno, W. Whyte, I. Denholme.
Caley), J. McGrory (Queen’s Pk.), J. Cardno
(Rhyl), W. Whyte, R. Denholm (Queen’s Pk).
N. Ireland: R. Carlyle (Portadown), B. Craig,
D. Gordon, H. Dowd, I. McAllister, R. McCauley
Wales: G. Millington, B. Price (Portmadoc), (Cliftonville), R. McQuillan, T, Finney, P. Malone,
R. Meek, G. Renton, A. Phillips, D. Evans, D. Q. McFall, B. Jennings.
Williams, G. Lloyd, A. Sumner, B. Davies, G.
Anthony.
May 15, 1972, at Hendon

England 1 (Pritchard)
March 24, 1972, at Wigan Ireland 2 (Malone, McQuillan)
England 4 (Currie 0.g., Cruse, Gray, Bass) England: J. Swannell, D. Gamblin, E. Powell,
Scotland 0 J. Delaney, J. Lailey, P. Deadman, R. Haider,
England: J. Swannell, D. Gamblin (Wycombe L. Pritchard, J. Adams, J. Butterfield (Enfield),
W.), J. Delaney, E. Powell, A. Amos (Slough T.), K, Gray.
P. Deadman, R. Haider, P. Cruse (Slough T.), Ireland: 1. McKibbin, B. Craig, D. Gordon,
J. Adams (Enfield), K. Gray, T. Bass (Hendon). H. Dowd, I. McAllister, R. Stewart (Glentoran),
Scotland: J, Taylor (Queen’s Pk.), W. Currie, R. McQuillan, T. Finney, P. Malone, Q. McFall,
J. Porter, J. Brown, E. Hunter (Queen’s Pk.), B. Jennings.
923
FRIENDLY AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL
REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES 1971-72
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P, Frankish (Skelmersdale U.) 1 1
M. Cooper (Hendon) 2 2 2 2
K. Mead (Slough T.) 3 3 3 3
J. Charles (Leytonstone) 4 4 oo
J. Lailey (Oxford C.) 5 5 51 5 a 5 5
E. Powell (Wycombe W.) 6 4 a 4 4 4 4 6 4
R. Day (Slough T.) Yhe Hf 7 #7} a2
W. Smith (Sutton U.) *8 8 8 8
R. Haider (Hendon) 9 gt 9 7h P q 91 91
R. Connell (Walton H.) 10
A. Bass (Dagenham, Hendon) *11 11 111 11 11! *1 12
D. Bassett (Walton & H.) S 6 6 6 6 Ss 6
E. Dickin (Skelmersdale U.) S 10! 10! 10! 101
I. Wolstenholme (Slough T.) i 1 1
J. Swannell (Hendon) 1 1
P. Deadman (Hendon) 2 2 6 6
B. Moffatt (Enfield) 3
J. Delaney (Wycombe W.) 5 5 3 52
L. Pritchard (Wycombe W.) gt 8! 8 8
A. Turley (Enfield) a, = G39) noah.” \getaairia aan
K. Gray (Enfield) 10 *10
J. Ritchie (Slough T.) 11 11
D. Gamblin (Wycombe W.) 2 2
R. Eaton (Slough T.) 3 3
J. Adams (Enfield) Ss 9 9
J. Butterfield (Enfield) 10: 10
P. Cruse (Slough T.) S
A. Williams (Enfield)
A. Amos (Slough T.)
R. Coleman (Marine)
R. Flower (Liverpoo! University)
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* Denote players who were substituted.
S Denotes substitution.
1 Small numbers denotes goalscorers,
+ Not full Internationals.
924
AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL MATCHES 1906-71
—_—_—_
k a —_——.
(AT —Italian Amateur Tournament) (ENAC—European Nations Amateur Cup)

ENGLAND y IRELAND Year Date Venue Goals
Year Date Venue Goals England Wales
England Ireland 1921 Jan. 22 Wolverhampton 0
1906 Dec. 15 Dublin 1922 Jan. 21 Swansea “_
1907 Dec. 7 Tottenham 1923 Jan. 27 Middlesbrough 4
1908 Nov. 21 Dublin 1924 Mar. 22 Llandudno 2
1909 Nov. 20 Leeds 1925 Mar. 21 Plymouth ed
1910 Nov. 19 Belfast 1926 Mar. 20 Wrexham 2
1911 Nov. 18 Huddersfield 1927 Mar. 19 Reading 4
1912 Oct. Belfast 1928 Mar. 17 Cardiff 2
1913 Nov. Belfast 1929 Feb. 16 Brighton 1
1919 Nov. Derby 1930 Feb. 15 Aberystwyth 2
1920 Nov. Belfast 1931 Feb. 14 Bournemouth =]
1921 Nov. Leicester 1932 Feb. 27 Swansea 3
1922 Nov. Preston 1933 Jan. 21 Torquay 1
1923 Nov. Crystal Palace 1934 Jan. 27 Bangor >
1924 Nov. Belfast 1935 Jan. 19 Wimbledon 6
1925 Nov. Maidstone 1936 Feb. 29 Portmadoc Me
1926 Nov. Belfast 1937 Jan. 23 Portsmouth 9
1927 Nov. Blackpool 1938 Jan. 29 Rhyl 8
1928 Novy. Belfast 1939 Jan. 28 Cheltenham 5
1929 Nov. Crystal Palace 1947 Jan. 25 Dulwich 2
1930 Nov. Belfast 1947 Mar. 29 Newport 4
1931 Nov. York 1948 Jan. 24 Bangor 1
1933 Feb. Belfast 1948 Mar. 6 Shrewsbury 3
1934 Feb. Ilford 1949 Jan. 22 Swindon 4
1935 Feb. Belfast 1949 Mar. 12 Lianelly 3
1936 Feb. Blackpool 1950 Jan. 21 Bangor 1
1937 Feb. Belfast 1951 Jan. 20 Leicester 4
1938 Feb. Leicester 1952 Feb. 16 Bangor 4
1939 Feb. Belfast 1953 Feb. 14 Highbury 3
1947 Feb. Southport 1954 April 24 Newport 2
1948 Feb. Belfast 1955 April 23 Bournemouth 3
1949 Feb. Norwich 1956 Feb. 11 Swansea 1
1950 Feb. Belfast 1957 Feb. 16 Peterborough 5
1951 Feb. Coventry 1957 Nov. 9 Bangor 5
1952 Feb. Belfast 1958 Nov. 8 Shrewsbury 0
1953 Jan. Lincoln 1959 Nov. 7 Bangor 2
1953 Sept. Coleraine 1960 Nov. 5 Brighton 6
1954 Sept. Crystal Palace 1961 Nov. 18 Ton Pentre 2
1955 Sept. Belfast 1962 Nov. 17 Shrewsbury 3
1956 Sept. Bromley 1963 Nov. 23 Bangor 3
1957 Sept. Belfast 1964 Nov. 21 Shrewsbury i
1958 Sept. Bournemouth 1965 Noy. 20 Aberystwyth 4
1959 Sept. Belfast 1966 Dec. 3 Kingston 4
1960 Sept. High Wycombe 1967 Nov. 18 Portmadoc 0
1961 Sept. Coleraine 1968 Nov. 9 Watford 1
1962 Sept. Dulwich 1969 Nov. 29 Cardiff 1
1963 Sept. Belfast 1970 Dec. 5 Hendon “J
1964 Sept. Romford 1971 Dec. 4 Llanidloes 1 CONCNREFOW
RKOWNNKE
RFK
ROCmM
RB
RON
ee
On
mmr
ANENN
OR
1965 Sept. Ballymena ENGLAND y SCOTLAND

1966 Sept. Watford England Scotland
1967 Sept. Ballymena 1926 Dec. 18 Leicester
1968 Sept. Charlton 1928 April 28 Glasgow
1969 Sept. 27 Portadown 1929 Mar. 16 Leeds
1970 Oct. 2 Woking 1930 Mar. 15 Glasgow
1972 May 15 Hendon RE
AWAWOUWVOSCOCORNNONENONK
OnBOMUOCNOANWNOHOANOOHOOOWOUREEE
NER
ONE
WER
1931 Mar. 21 Chelsea
PAPUERNNNEKEWWWEDAWUER
RWWEINEWHAWWARRUNNNNAUDH
UR
EAA
EE
ENGLAND vy WALES 1932 Mar. 19 Glasgow

England Wales 1933 Mar. 25 Dulwich
1908 Feb. 22 Stockport 1934 Mar. 24 Glasgow
1909 Feb. 20 Aberdare 1935 Mar. 23 Dulwich
1910 Feb. 19 Huddersfield 1936 Mar. 14 Inverness
1911 Feb. 18 Newtown 1937 Mar. 13 Dulwich
1912 Feb. 17 Bishop Auckland 1938 Mar. 12 Glasgow
1913 Feb. 8 Llandudno 1939 Mar. 11 Dulwich
1914 Feb. ff Plymouth 1949 April 16 Glasgow
1920 Jan. 24 Merthyr OF
omr
ONO
OOWWUDHUN= 1950 Mar. 4 Hull ew
ee
OCONNKKNOWN
SHROUD
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WOW
KB
925
Venue Goals ENGLAND v FINLAND
Year Date
: Eng-
ma one land Finland
3 2 1951 May 10 Swindon 3 Z
1951 Mar. 17 Glasgow
1 Zz 1957 Sept. 15 Helsinki 3 4
1952 Mar. 15 Wembley
1 0 1958 Oct. 11 Dulwich 3 2
1953 Mar. 21 Glasgow
1954 Mar. 27 Wembley 1 4 1970 Sept. 23 Helsinki 3 1
1955 April 9 Glasgow 3 i}
1956 Mar. 24 Wembley 4 ENGLAND veFRANCE
1957 Mar. 30 Glasgow 0 0 Year Date Venue Goals
1958 Mar. 29 Wembley 2 3 Eng-
1959 Mar. 14 Dumfries 1 1 land France
1960 Mar. 26 Southend 2 1 1906 Nov. 1 Paris 15 0
1961 Mar. 18 Glasgow 2 2 1908 Mar. 23 Park Royal 12 0
1962 Mar. 16 Crystal Palace 3 4 1909 May 22 Paris 11 0
1963 Mar. 15 Glasgow 4 2 1910 April 16 Brighton 10 1
1964 Mar. 20 Crystal Palace 1 0 1911 Mar. 23 Paris 3 1
1965 Mar. 20 Aberdeen 1 2 1913 Feb. 27 Paris 4 1
1966 Mar. 25 Southend 3 3 1920 April5 Rouen 5 0
1967 Mar. 31 Dundee 2 2 1921 May 5 Paris 1 2
1968 April 5 White City 0 0 1947 May 17 Lille 4 1
1969 Mar. 28 Glasgow 5 1 1948 April 3 Ilford 0 2
1970 Mar. 20 Dulwich 1 0 1949 May 22 Grenoble 2 1
1971 Mar. 17 Falkirk 2 0 1950 April 8 Southampton 0 0
1972 Mar. 24 Wigan 4 0 1951 May 20 Cherbourg 3 3
1952 April 5 Norwich 3 0
ENGLAND vy SOUTH AFRICA 1953 May 3 Boulogne 1 0
Eng- South 1953 Nov. 14 Luton 4 2
land Africa 1955 May 8 Brest 1 1
1924 Oct. 11 Southampton ame) 1956 April21 Dulwich 3 1
1924 Nay. 26 Tottenham 3 2 1957 May 12 Mulhouse 1 3
1953 Sept. 19 Crystal Palace 0) eas 1958 April26 Leeds 1 1
1958 Oct. 25 High Wycombe 2 eee 1959 April 5 Bayonne 0 1
1961 April 29 Dulwich 2 0
ENGLAND vy AUSTRIA 1962 April 8 Brest 0 3
Eng- 1963 May 15 Hartlepool 3 1
land Austria 1AT1964 May 28 Santa
ENACI966 Oct. 1 Saltzburg 0 v3 Margherita 3 4
ENAC1966 Oct. 26 Hendon 2 0 1965 Gale
TNACIOAD May 16BeEGtcia
Annecy 01 21
ENACI970 May 13 Brest v5 3
ENGLANDWBS HAMAS 1971 Feb. 17 Dulwich jt
Eng- Baha-
land mas ENGLAND vy GERMANY
1969 July 20 Nassau 4 0 Eng- Ger-
land many
1908 April 30 Berlin 5 1
ENGLAND BAMRAIN 1909 May 13 Oxford 9 0
Eng- J 1911 April 14 Berlin 2 eee
land Bahrain 1913 Mar. 21 Berlin ce)
1968 Noy. 14 Isa Town +0 1955 Nov. 12 Tottenham 2S
1957 May 19 Offenburg 1 1
ENGLAND vy BELGIUM 1957 Oct. 12 Ilford 2 3
Eng- 1959 May 27 Siegen 0 2
land Belgium 1960 Mar. 5 Dulwich 1 1
1908 April 18 Brussels 8 2) 1963 May 18 Middlesbrough 0 1
1909 April 19 Tottenham 11 y) 1AT1964 May 30 Finale Ligure 0 1
1910 Mar. 26 Brussels 2 2
1911 Mar. 4 Crystal Palace 4 0 BHCLEND E sees a
1912 April 8 Brussels 73 1 eat NAR:
1912 Nov. 9 Swindon 4 0 1969 July 29 Georgetown 8 0
1914 Feb. 24 Brussels 8 1 1969 July 31 Georgetown 8 0
1920 Feb. 17 Brussels 1 3 ;
1923 May 5 Brussels 0 b3 ENGLAND v ICELAND |
ENGLAND vy DENMARK Fae
Eng- Den- land Iceland
land mark 1956 Aug. 7 Reykjavik 3 2
1910 May 5 Copenhagen 1 2 1961 Sept. 16 High Wycombe 1 0
1911 Oct. 21 Park Royal 3 0 1970 Feb. 2 Slough 1 (0)
1914 June 5S Copenhagen 0 3 1970 May 10 Reykjavik 1 1
926
ENGLAND vy REPUBLIC OF IRELAND ENGLAND v SWEDEN
Eng- Rep. of Eng-
land Ireland land Sweden
1951 Jan. 6 Dublin 1 0 1908 Sept. 8 Gothenburg 6 1
1952 Mar. 8 Shrewsbury 8 3 1909 Nov. 6 Hull 7 0
1961 Feb. 25 Dublin 1 1 1914 June 10 Stockholm 5 1
1962 Sept. 16 Dublin 2 2 1914 June 12 Stockholm 5 0
1965 Feb. 27 Dublin 3 2
1966 Mar. 11 Brentford 4 0
1967 Mar. 11 Dublin 2 0 ENGLAND y SWITZERLAND
1969 Mar. 8 Dublin 1 1 Eng- Switzer-
1970 Feb. 28 Wycombe 3 1 land land
1971 Mar. 5 Dublin 1 0 1909 May 20 Basle 9 0
1910 April 9 Park Royal 6 1
ENGLAND y ITALY 1911 May 25 Berne 4 1
Eng-
land Italy
1962 May 12 Ascoli Piceno 0 1 ENGLAND vy TRINIDAD
1968 May 23 Enfield 0 0 Eng- Trini-
1969 May 1 Montecatini 0 0 land dad
1969 July 23 Port of Spain 0 0
ENGLAND y LUXEMBOURG 1969 July 26 San Fernando | 0
Eng- Luxem- SCOTLAND vy HOLLAND
land bourg
Scotland Holland
1948 Mar. 26 Ilford 2 1
1959 May 24 Luxembourg 1 3 1956 The Hague 2 2
1957 Glasgow 0 1
ENGLAND vy NETHERLANDS
Eng- Nether- SCOTLAND y ICELAND
land lands Scotland Iceland
1907 April 1 The Hague 8 1 1964 Reykjavik 1 0
1907 Dec. 21 Darlington 12 2
1909 April 12 Amsterdam 4 0 SCOTLAND vy IRELAND
1909 Dec. 11 Chelsea 9 1 Year Venue Goals
1911 April17 Amsterdam 1 0
Scotland Ireland
1912 Mar. 16 Hull 4 0
1930 Londonderry
1913 Mar. 24 The Hague 1 2
1931 Aberdeen
1913 Nov. 15 Hull 2 1
1932 Belfast
1948 Mar. 29 Dulwich 2 =)
1933 Glasgow
1952 Nov. 15 Hull 2 2
1934 Belfast
1953 Mar. 7 Rotterdam 0 1
1935 Glasgow
1959 May 20 The Hague 3 1
1936 Belfast
1962 May 16 Zwolle 0 0
1937 Glasgow
1963 May 20 Gateshead 3 1
1938 Belfast
ENAC1966 May 21 Deventer 0 0 1939 Glasgow On
UN
WN
=e HOO
=NOWWA
ENAC1966 Nov. 19 Dulwich 1 0 1940-48 Not played
1949 Belfast
ENGLAND vy NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 1950 Aberdeen
Eng- Neth. 1951 Londonderry
Jand Ant, 1952 Glasgow
1969 Aug. 2 Willemstad 2 0 1953 Belfast
1954 Kilmarnock
ENGLAND v NEW ZEALAND 1955 Belfast
Eng- New 1956 Kilmarnock
land Zealand 1957 Newtownards
+1964 April 16 Dulwich 41 1958 Airdrie
1959 Coleraine
} Abandoned after 70 minutes
1960 Glasgow
ENGLAND v NORWAY 1961 Coleraine
1962 Falkirk
Eng-
1963 Belfast
land Norway 1964 Glasgow
1951 May 15 Middlesbrough 2) 1 1965 Ballymena
1953 May 15 Oslo 1 1 1966 Kilmarnock
1967 Newtownards
ENGLAND vy SPAIN 1968 Greenock
Eng- 1969 Portadown
land Spain 1970 Stranraer
ENAC1969 Oct. 22 Dulwich 1 yi 1971 Belfast
ENAC1969 Nov. 20 Tenerife 0 2 1972 Paisley SRK =——
OUN
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KEK
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WNONKKE
927
SCOTLAND v WALES Year Venue
Year Venue Goals
Scotland Wales
1966 Portadown
1930 Glasgow
1967 Welshpool
1931 Swansea
1968 Portadown
1932 Edinburgh
1969 Ton Pentre
1933 Bangor
1970 Ballymena
1934 Greenock
1971 Llanelli
1935 Aberystwyth
1972 Welshpool WOW Ke
WoO
Orr
COwWSO
1936 Dumfries
1937 Bangor UhORFN-E
Ne
IRELAND y FRANCE
1938-49 Not played
Tre-
1950 Dumfries
land France
1951 Ebbw Vale
1952 Inverness 1921 Paris 2 1
1953 Wrexham 1928 Paris 0. 4
1954 Ayr
1955 Bangor
WALES y SOUTH AFRICA
South
1956 Glasgow

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FOOTBALL LEAGUE SECTION: Including full details of 1971-72

F.A. CUP SECTION

FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP

F.A. CHARITY SHIELD

INTER-LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES

NON LEAGUE PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL

August 1972 24 England v Wales (World Cup)

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YOUNG PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Here is the full panel who chose the team:

Gordon Banks (Stoke City and England)

Paul Madeley (Leeds United and England)

Roy McFarland (Derby County and England)

Bobby Moore (West Ham United and England)

Billy Bremner (Leeds United and Scotland)

Johnny Giles (Leeds United and Eire)

Jimmy Johnstone (Celtic and Scotland)

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League Cup First Round Preston N.E. (h) 0-2

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