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Season 1969-70 Season 1969-70 Arsenal Football Club Chelsea Football Club Manager: Bertram Mee (b. 25.12.1918) Manager: David Sexton (b. 06.04.1930) Goalkeepers: Goalkeepers: Barnett, Geoffrey Colin (b. 16.10.1946), *1969, formerly Everton FC Bonetti, Peter Phillip (b. 27.09.1941), 4 A, *1960, formerly Reading FC Wilson, Robert Primrose (b. 30.10.1941), *1963, formerly Wolverhampton Wanderers Hughes, Thomas (b. 11.07.1947), *1966, formerly Clydebank FC Webster, Malcolm (b. 12.11.1950), *1968, Arsenal apprentice Dovey, Alan (b. 18.07.1952), *1969, apprentice Full Backs: Full Backs: McNab, Robert (b. 20.07.1943), 4 A, *1966, formerly Huddersfield Town McCreadie, Edward Graham (b. 15.04.1940), 23 A Scotland, *1962, formerly East Stirling FC, Clydebank Juniors, Drumchapel FC Nelson, Samuel (b. 01.04.1949), *1966, Juniors Webb, David James (b. 09.04.1946), *1968, formerly Southampton FC, Leyton Orient, West Ham United Rice, Patrick James (b. 17.03.1949), 1 A Northern Ireland, *1966, Juniors Houston, Stewart Mackie (b. 20.08.1949), *1967, formerly Port Glasgow Woodward, John (b. 10.01.1949), *1966, formerly Possilpark Half Backs: Half Backs: Harris, Ronald Edward (b. 13.11.1944), *1961, apprentice Kelly, Edward Patrick (b. 07.02.1951), *1969, formerly Possilpark Dempsey, John (b. 15.03.1946), 8 A Eire, *1969, formerly Fulham FC McLintock, Francis (b. 28.12.1939), 4 A Scotland, *1964, formerly Leicester City, Shawfield Mulligan, Patrick Martin (b. 17.03.1945), 2 A Eire, *1969, formerly Boston Beacons, Boston Rovers, Shamrock Rovers, Bohemians FC Roberts, John Griffith (b. 11.09.1946), *1969, formerly Northampton Town, Swansea City Hollins, John William (b. 16.07.1946), 1 A, *1963, apprentice Simpson, Peter Frederick (b. 13.01.1945), *1964, apprentice Hinton, Marvin (b. 02.02.1940), *1963, formerly Charlton Athletic Neill, William John Terence (b. 08.05.1942), 38 A Northern Ireland, *1959, formerly Bangor FC Boyle, John (b. 25.12.1946), *1964, Juniors Ure, John Francombe (b. 07.12.1939), 11 A Scotland, *1963, formerly Dundee FC, Ayr Albion Kennedy, Raymond (b. 28.07.1951), *1968, formerly New Hartley Juniors, Port Vale Forwards: Storey, Peter Edwin (b. 07.09.1945), *1965, apprentice Houseman, Peter (b. 24.12.1945), *1963, apprentice Sammels, Jonathon Charles (b. 23.07.1945), *1963, apprentice Baldwin, Thomas (b. 10.06.1945), *1966, formerly Arsenal FC, Wrekenton Juniors Court, David John (01.03.1944), *1962, apprentice Osgood, Peter Leslie (b. 20.02.1947), *1964, Juniors Cooke, Charles (b. 14.10.1942), 12 A Scotland, *1966, formerly Dundee FC, Aberdeen FC Forwards: Tambling, Robert Victor (18.09.1941), 3 A, *1959, formerly Havant Town FC Gould, Robert Alfred (b. 12.06.1946), *1968, formerly Coventry City Hudson, Alan Anthony (b. 21.06.1951), *1968, apprentice Radford, John (b. 22.02.1947), 1 A, *1964, apprentice Hutchinson, Ian (b. 04.08.1948), *1968, formerly Burton Albion Armstrong, George (b. 09.08.1944), *1961, Juniors Birchenall, Alan John (22.08.1945), *1967, formerly Sheffield United Davies, Paul (b. 10.10.1952), *1969, apprentice George, Frederick Charles (b. 10.10.1950), *1968, Apprentice Transfers: Robertson, James (b. 17.12.1944), 1 A Scotland, *1968, formerly Tottenham Hotspur, St. Mirren, Cowdenbeath Graham, George (b. 30.11.1944), *1966, formerly Chelsea FC, Aston Villa Left: Birchenall, Alan John, transferred to Crystal Palace Transfers: Tambling, Robert Victor, on loan to Crystal Palace Left: Joined: Neill, William John Terence (b. 08.05.1942), transferred to Hull City Weller, Keith (b. 11.06.1946), formerly Millwall FC, Tottenham Hotspur Ure, John Francombe (b. 07.12.1939), transferred to Manchester United Webster, Malcolm (b. 12.11.1950), transferred to Fulham FC Robertson, James (b. 17.12.1944), transferred to Ipswich Town Coventry City Court, David John (b. 01.03.1944), transferred to Luton Town Gould, Robert Alfred (b. 12.06.1946), transferred to Wolverhampton Wanderers Manager: Noel Cantwell (b. 28.02.1932) Joined: Goalkeepers: Marinello, Peter (b. 20.02.1950), formerly Hibernian Glazier, Robert (b. 02.08.1943), *1964, formerly Crystal Palace Pearce, Trevor (b. 30.05.1949), formerly Folkstone Town Icke, David Vaughan (b. 29.04.1952), *1967, apprentice McManus, Eric (b. 14.11.1950), *1969, formerly Coleraine FC Burnley Football Club Full Backs: Coop, Michael (b. 10.07.1948), *1966, apprentice Manager: Harold Potts (b. 22.10.1920), from 21 February 1970 James Adamson (b. 04.04.1929) Bruck, Dietmar (b. 19.04.1944), *1961, apprentice Cattlin, Christopher John (b. 25.06.1946), *1968, formerly Huddersfield Town Goalkeepers: Mellor, Peter Joseph (b. 20.11.1947), *1969, formerly Witton Albion Half Backs: Waiters, Anthony Keith (b. 01.02.1937), 5 A, *1969, formerly Blackpool FC, Macclesfield Town, Bishop Auckland Gould, Trevor (b. 05.03.1950), *1967, Juniors Jones, Rodney Ernest (b. 23.09.1945), *1967, formerly Rotherham United Hill, Brian W. (b. 31.07.1941), *1957, Juniors Parton, Jeffrey John (b. 24.02.1953), *1969, apprentice Dugdale, Alan (b. 11.09.1952), *1969, apprentice Setters, Maurice Edgar (b. 16.12.1936), *1967, formerly Stoke City, Manchester United, West Bromwich Albion, Exeter City Full Backs: Blockley, Jeffrey Paul (b. 12.09.1949), *1968, apprentice Ternent, Ray (b. 09.09.1948), *1966, apprentice Machin, Ernest (b. 26.04.1944), *1963, formerly Nelson FC Jones, Peter Alfred (b. 25.11.1949), *1967, apprentice Gibson, Ian (b. 30.03.1943), *1966, formerly Middlesbrough FC, Bradford P.A., Accrington St. Latcham, Leslie Arnold (b. 22.12.1942), *1964, Juniors Paddon, Graham (b. 24.08.1950), *1968, apprentice Angus, John (b. 02.09.1938), 1 A, *1955, Amble Boys Club Parker, Robert (b. 11.11.1952), *1969, apprentice Cliff, Edward (b. 30.09.1951), *1969, apprentice Curtis, George (b. 05.05.1939), *1955, formerly Snowdown Colliery Welfare FC Thomson, James Shaw (b. 01.10.1946), *1968, formerly Chelsea FC Smith, Frederick Gregg (b. 25.12.1942), *1963, Juniors Forwards: Hunt, Roger Patrick (b. 17.03.1943), *1968, formerly Everton FC, Los Angeles Wolves, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Swindon Town Half Backs: Carr, Willam McInanny (b. 06.01.1950), *1967, apprentice Kinsella, Leonard (b. 14.05.1946), *1963, apprentice Martin, Neil (b. 20.10.1940), 3 A Scotland, *1967, formerly Sunderland AFC, Hibernian FC, Queen of the South FC, Alloa Athletic Blant, Colin (b. 07.10.1946), *1964, formerly Rossendale United Joicey, Brian (b. 09.12.1945), *1969, formerly North Shields FC, Tow Law Town FC, Blyth Spartans AFC, Ashington AFC Dobson, John Martin (b. 14.02.1948), *1967, formerly Bolton Wanderers McGuire, Michael James (b. 04.09.1952), *1969, Juniors Welch, Ronald (b. 26.09.1952), *1969, apprentice Rafferty, William Henry (b. 30.12.1950), *1969, formerly Port Glasgow FC O’Neil, Brian (b. 04.01.1944), *1962, Juniors Clements, David (b. 15.09.1945), 11 A Northern Ireland, *1964, formerly Wolverhampton Wanderers Merrington, David Robert (b. 26.01.1945), *1966, apprentice Hannigan, Ernest (b. 23.01.1943), *1967, formerly Preston North End, Queen of the South FC Docherty, Michael (b. 29.10.1950), *1968, apprentice Mortimer, Dennis (b. 05.04.1950), *1969, apprentice Todd, Samuel John (b. 22.09.1945), 5 A Northern Ireland, *1963, formerly Glentoran FC Baker, Gerard Austin (b. 11.04.1938), 7 A United States, *1967, formerly Ipswich Town, Hibernian FC, Manchester City, St. Mir ren FC, Wrigley, Wilfred (b. 04.10.1949), *1968, Juniors Motherwell FC, Coventry City, Larkhall Thistle, Craigneuk Boys Club Waldron, Colin (b. 22.06.1946), *1967, formerly Chelsea FC, Bury FC Transfers: Forwards: Thomas, David (b. 05.10.1950), *1966, apprentice Left: Probert, Eric William (b. 17.02.1952), *1968, apprentice Baker, Gerard Austin, transferred to Margate FC James, Leighton (b. 16.02.1953), *1969, apprentice Paddon, Graham, transferred to Norwich City Ingham, William Charles (b. 22.10.1952), *1969, apprentice Setters, Maurice Edgar, transferred to Charlton Athletic Bellamy, Arthur (b. 05.04.1942), *1959, Juniors Hannigan, Ernest, transferred to Greenock Morton FC Collins, John Douglas (b. 28.08.1945), *1968, formerly Grimsby Town Curtis, George, transferred to Aston Villa Murray, John (b. 02.03.1948), *1965, Juniors Coates, Ralph (b. 26.04.1946), *1964, apprentice Joined: Casper, Frank (b. 09.12.1944), *1967, formerly Rotherham United Barry, Roy (b. 19.09.1942), formerly Dunfermline Athletic, Heart of Midlothian West, Alan (b. 18.12.1951), *1969, apprentice O’Rourke, John (b. 11.02.1945), formerly Ipswich Town, Middlesbrough FC, Luton Town, Chelsea FC, Arsenal FC Nulty, Geoffrey Owen (b. 13.02.1949), *1968, formerly Stoke City, St. Helens Town AFC Kindon, Stephen Michael (b. 17.12.1950), *1968, apprentice Transfers: Left: O’Neil, Brian, transferred to Southampton FC Todd, Samuel John, transferred to Sheffield Wednesday Blant, Colin, transferred to Portsmouth FC Smith, Frederick Gregg, transferred to Portsmouth FC Murray, John, transferred to Blackpool FC Joined: Wilson, David (b. 04.10.1944), formerly Walsall FC, Grimsby Town, Carlisle United, Nottingham Forest Crystal Palace Everton Football Club Manager: Bertram James Head (b. 06.06.1916) Manager: Harold Catterick (b. 26.11.1919) Goalkeepers: Goalkeepers: Jackson, John (b. 05.09.1942), *1964, Juniors West, Gordon (b. 24.04.1943), 3 A, *1962, formerly Blackpool FC Parsons, Frank (b. 29.10.1947), *1965, Juniors Rankin, Andrew George (b. 11.05.1945), *1963, Juniors Full Backs: Full Backs: Sewell, John David (b. 07.07.1936), *1963, formerly Charlton Athletic D’Arcy, Frank (b. 08.12.1946), *1966, apprentice Loughlan, John (b. 12.06.1943), *1968, formerly Greenock Morton FC, Leicester City Brown, Alexander Dewar (b. 24.03.1939), *1963, formerly Partick Thistle Blyth, Melvin Bernard (b. 28.07.1944), *1968, formerly Scunthorpe United, Norwich City Wright, Thomas James (b. 21.10.1944), 6 A, *1964, Juniors Wooldridge, Stephen (b. 18.07.1950), *1967, apprentice Darracott, Terence (b. 06.10.1950), *1967, apprentice Seargeant, Steve (b. 02.01.1951), *1969, apprentice Half Backs: Turner, David (b.
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