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Club
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Position
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Caps
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Goals
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Herod Ruddlesdin
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The Wednesday
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wing half
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3
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One of the most curiously named
footballers- Mothers, read your Bibles!
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Harold Hardman
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Everton
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outside Left
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4
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1
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A member of the gold
medal-winning British team at the 1908 Olympics, Mr Hardman was later
chairman of Manchester United.
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Dicky Bond
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Preston North End
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outside right
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8
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2
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Bond left the military in order
to turn professional. During the 1914-18 war he rejoined the army, and was a
prisoner of war.
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Herbert Smith
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Reading
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left back
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4
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An amateur, he also played for
Great Britain in the 1908 Olympic games.
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Joe Bache
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Aston Villa
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inside left
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7
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4
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Charlie Roberts
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Manchester United
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centre half
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3
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It is remarkable that a man who
was reckoned to be so complete a centre half only earned 3 caps. Roberts, as
we know, influenced Vittorio Pozzo and was also a labour activist.
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Harry Linacre
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Nottingham Forest
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goalkeeper
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2
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Linacre kept a clean sheet vs
Scotland
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Arthur Bridgett
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Sunderland
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outside left
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11
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3
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7 of Bridgett’s caps came against
continental teams (unusual at the time). His England goals came in Vienna (2)
and Budapest (1)
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Frank ‘Tabby’ Booth
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Manchester City
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outside left
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1
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