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Left-Backs 50. Tommy Banks 10/11/29 England 6 Caps 49 Left-Backs 50. Tommy Banks 10/11/29 England 6 Caps League Statistics 47-48 1 0 Bolton 48-49 1 0 Bolton 49-50 3 0 Bolton 50-51 3 0 Bolton 51-52 0 0 Bolton 52-53 4 0 Bolton 53-54 40 0 Bolton 54-55 25 0 Bolton 55-56 39 0 Bolton 56-57 21 0 Bolton 57-58 28 0 Bolton 58-59 37 0 Bolton 59-60 20 1 Bolton 60-61 11 1 Bolton 49. Wayne Bridge 5/8/80 England 36 Caps League Statistics 98-99 23 0 Southampton 99-00 19 1 Southampton 00-01 38 0 Southampton 01-02 38 0 Southampton 02-03 34 1 Southampton 03-04 33 1 Chelsea 04-05 15 0 Chelsea 05-06 0 0 Chelsea 05-06 12 0 Fulham 06-07 22 0 Chelsea 07-08 11 0 Chelsea 08-09 6 0 Chelsea 08-09 16 0 Manchester C. 09-10 23 0 Manchester C. 10-11 3 0 Manchester C. 10-11 15 0 West Ham 11-12 0 0 Manchester C. 11-12 8 0 Sunderland 12-13 37 3 Brighton & Hove (Championship) 13-14 12 0 Reading (Championship) 48. Herbert Burgess 25/2/1883 England 4 Caps League Statistics 99-00 1 0 Glossop 00-01 21 0 Glossop (Div. 2) 01-02 31 0 Glossop (Div. 2) 02-03 28 0 Glossop (Div. 2) 03-04 27 0 Manchester C. 04-05 26 0 Manchester C. 05-06 32 2 Manchester C. 06-07 17 0 Manchester U. 07-08 27 0 Manchester U. 08-09 4 0 Manchester U. 09-10 1 0 Manchester U. 47. Ted Catlin 11/1/10 England 5 Caps League Statistics 30-31 1 0 Sheffield W. 31-32 3 0 Sheffield W. 32-33 17 0 Sheffield W. 33-34 16 0 Sheffield W. 34-35 29 0 Sheffield W. 35-36 38 0 Sheffield W. 36-37 40 0 Sheffield W. 37-38 37 0 Sheffield W. (Div. 2) 38-39 25 0 Sheffield W. (Div. 2) 39-40 0 0 Sheffield W. (Div. 2) 46. Sam Barkas 29/12/09 England 5 Caps League Statistics 27-28 4 0 Bradford (Div. 3) 28-29 26 5 Bradford (Div. 3) 29-30 33 2 Bradford (Div. 2) 30-31 41 0 Bradford (Div. 2) 31-32 26 0 Bradford (Div. 2) 32-33 40 1 Bradford (Div. 2) 33-34 32 0 Bradford (Div. 2) 33-34 2 0 Manchester C. 34-35 41 1 Manchester C. 35-36 39 0 Manchester C. 36-37 30 0 Manchester C. 37-38 30 0 Manchester C. 46-47 33 0 Manchester C. (Div. 2) 45. Sandy Tait 3/12/1871 Scotland League Statistics 94-95 3 0 Preston NE 95-96 25 0 Preston NE 96-97 15 0 Preston NE 97-98 7 0 Preston NE 98-99 26 0 Preston NE 44. Andy Hinchcliffe 5/2/69 England 7 Caps League Statistics 87-88 42 1 Manchester C. (Div. 2) 88-89 39 5 Manchester C. (Div. 2) 89-90 31 2 Manchester C. 90-91 21 1 Everton 91-92 18 0 Everton 92-93 25 1 Everton 93-94 26 0 Everton 94-95 29 2 Everton 95-96 28 2 Everton 96-97 18 1 Everton 97-98 17 0 Everton 97-98 15 1 Sheffield W. 98-99 32 3 Sheffield W. 99-00 29 1 Sheffield W. 00-01 9 2 Sheffield W. (Div. 1) 01-02 1 0 Sheffield W. (Div. 1) 43. Peter Storey 7/9/45 England 19 Caps League Statistics 65-66 28 0 Arsenal 66-67 34 1 Arsenal 67-68 39 0 Arsenal 68-69 42 0 Arsenal 69-70 39 1 Arsenal 70-71 40 2 Arsenal 71-72 29 1 Arsenal 72-73 40 4 Arsenal 73-74 41 0 Arsenal 74-75 37 0 Arsenal 75-76 11 0 Arsenal 76-77 11 0 Arsenal 77-78 12 0 Fulham (Div. 2) 77-78 5 0 Fulham (Div. 2) 42. Derek Statham 24/3/59 England 3 Caps League Statistics 76-77 16 1 West Bromwich 77-78 40 0 West Bromwich 78-79 39 1 West Bromwich 79-80 16 0 West Bromwich 80-81 31 0 West Bromwich 81-82 35 0 West Bromwich 82-83 32 2 West Bromwich 83-84 16 0 West Bromwich 84-85 30 4 West Bromwich 85-86 37 0 West Bromwich 86-87 6 0 West Bromwich (Div. 2) 87-88 1 0 West Bromwich (Div. 2) 87-88 38 0 Southampton 88-89 26 2 Southampton 89-90 19 0 Stoke (Div. 2) 90-91 22 1 Stoke (Div. 3) 91-92 29 0 Walsall (Div. 4) 92-93 21 0 Walsall (Div. 3) 41. Bob McNab 20/7/43 England 4 Caps League Statistics 63-64 2 0 Huddersfield (Div. 2) 64-65 19 0 Huddersfield (Div. 2) 65-66 42 0 Huddersfield (Div. 2) 66-67 5 0 Huddersfield (Div. 2) 66-67 26 0 Arsenal 67-68 30 0 Arsenal 68-69 42 0 Arsenal 69-70 37 2 Arsenal 70-71 40 0 Arsenal 71-72 20 0 Arsenal 72-73 42 1 Arsenal 73-74 23 1 Arsenal 74-75 18 1 Arsenal 75-76 13 0 Wolverhampton 40. Tony Dorigo 31/12/65 England 15 caps League Statistics 83-84 1 0 Aston Villa 84-85 31 0 Aston Villa 85-86 38 1 Aston Villa 86-87 41 0 Aston Villa 87-88 40 0 Chelsea 88-89 40 6 Chelsea (Div. 2) 89-90 35 3 Chelsea 90-91 31 2 Chelsea 91-92 38 3 Leeds 92-93 33 1 Leeds 93-94 37 0 Leeds 94-95 28 0 Leeds 95-96 17 1 Leeds 96-97 18 0 Leeds 97-98 30 2 Torino (Italy) 98-99 23 1 Derby 99-00 23 0 Derby 00-01 34 2 Stoke (Div. 2) 39. Bob John 3/2/1899 Wales 15 Caps League Statistics 22-23 24 0 Arsenal 23-24 15 0 Arsenal 24-25 39 1 Arsenal 25-26 29 0 Arsenal 26-27 41 3 Arsenal 27-28 39 1 Arsenal 28-29 34 1 Arsenal 29-30 34 0 Arsenal 30-31 40 2 Arsenal 31-32 38 3 Arsenal 32-33 37 0 Arsenal 33-34 31 1 Arsenal 34-35 9 0 Arsenal 35-36 6 0 Arsenal 36-37 5 0 Arsenal 38. John Arne Riise 24/9/81 Norway 64 caps League Statistics 01-02 38 7 Liverpool 02-03 37 6 Liverpool 03-04 28 0 Liverpool 04-05 37 6 Liverpool 05-06 32 1 Liverpool 06-07 33 1 Liverpool 07-08 29 0 Liverpool 08-09 31 0 Roma (Italy) 09-10 36 0 Roma (Italy) 10-11 32 0 Roma (Italy) 11-12 36 0 Fulham 12-13 31 0 Fulham 13-14 20 0 Fulham 37. Nigel Winterburn 11/12/63 England 2 Caps League Statistics 81-82 0 0 Birmingham 82-83 0 0 Birmingham 83-84 0 0 Oxford (Div. 3) 83-84 43 1 Wimbledon (Div. 3) 84-85 41 4 Wimbledon (Div. 2) 85-86 39 1 Wimbledon (Div. 2) 86-87 42 2 Wimbledon 87-88 17 0 Arsenal 88-89 38 3 Arsenal 89-90 36 0 Arsenal 90-91 38 0 Arsenal 91-92 41 1 Arsenal 92-93 29 1 Arsenal 93-94 34 0 Arsenal 94-95 39 0 Arsenal 95-96 36 2 Arsenal 96-97 38 0 Arsenal 97-98 36 1 Arsenal 98-99 30 0 Arsenal 99-00 28 0 Arsenal 00-01 33 1 West Ham 01-02 31 0 West Ham 02-03 18 0 West Ham 36. David Nish 26/9/47 England 5 caps League Statistics 66-67 18 1 Leicester 67-68 42 7 Leicester 68-69 40 3 Leicester 69-70 42 4 Leicester (Div. 2) 70-71 40 7 Leicester (Div. 2) 71-72 42 3 Leicester 72-73 4 0 Leicester 72-73 34 1 Derby 73-74 40 1 Derby 74-75 38 2 Derby 75-76 35 2 Derby 76-77 10 1 Derby 77-78 21 2 Derby 78-79 10 1 Derby 35. Phil Neville 21/1/77 England 59 Caps League Statistics 94-95 2 0 Manchester U. 95-96 24 0 Manchester U. 96-97 18 0 Manchester U. 97-98 30 1 Manchester U. 98-99 28 0 Manchester U. 99-00 29 0 Manchester U. 00-01 29 1 Manchester U. 01-02 28 2 Manchester U. 02-03 25 1 Manchester U. 03-04 31 0 Manchester U. 04-05 19 0 Manchester U. 05-06 34 0 Everton 06-07 35 1 Everton 07-08 37 2 Everton 08-09 37 0 Everton 09-10 23 0 Everton 10-11 31 1 Everton 11-12 27 0 Everton 12-13 18 0 Everton 34. John Aston 3/9/21 England 17 caps League Statistics 46-47 21 0 Manchester U. 47-48 42 0 Manchester U. 48-49 39 0 Manchester U. 49-50 40 0 Manchester U. 50-51 41 15 Manchester U. 51-52 18 4 Manchester U. 52-53 40 8 Manchester U. 53-54 12 2 Manchester U. 33. Alan Kennedy 31/8/54 England 2 caps League Statistics 72-73 2 0 Newcastle 73-74 18 0 Newcastle 74-75 28 3 Newcastle 75-76 42 1 Newcastle 76-77 42 2 Newcastle 77-78 26 3 Newcastle 78-79 37 3 Liverpool 79-80 37 1 Liverpool 80-81 19 2 Liverpool 81-82 34 3 Liverpool 82-83 42 3 Liverpool 83-84 42 2 Liverpool 84-85 32 1 Liverpool 85-86 8 0 Liverpool 85-86 32 2 Sunderland (Div.
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