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FONT= Season 1956-57 Arsenal Football Club Birmingham City Football Club Manager: Thomas James Whittaker (b. 21.07.1898), from 24 October 1956 William John Crayston (b. 09.10.1910) Manager: Arthur Turner (b. 01.04.1909) Goalkeepers: Goalkeepers: Kelsey, Alfred John (b. 19.11.1929), 9 A Wales, *1949, formerly Winch Wen FC, Llanelly FC Merrick, Gilbert Harold (b. 26.01.1922), 23 A, *1939, formerly Solihull Town, Shirley FC Sullivan, Cornelius Henry (b. 22.08.1928), *1954, formerly Bristol City, Horfield FC Schofield, John Reginald (b. 08.12.1931), *1950, formerly Nuneaton Borough Standen, James Alfred (b. 30.05.1935), *1953, formerly Rickmansworth Town Goy, Peter John (b. 08.06.1938), *1955, Juniors Full Backs: Green, Kenneth (b. 27.04.1924), *1943, formerly Millwall FC Full Backs: Allen, George Henry (b. 23.01.1932), *1952, formerly Coventry City Evans, Dennis Joseph (b. 18.05.1930), *1951, formerly Ellesmere Port Town, Wolverhampton Wanderers, South Liverpool Badham, John (b. 31.01.1919), *1946, formerly Muntz Street Wills, Leonard Edward (b. 08.11.1927), *1949, formerly Crystal Palace, Eton Manor Bettany, Colin David (b. 15.06.1932), *1955, formerly Crewe Alexandra, Leicester City Nicholas, Kenneth William (b. 03.02.1938), *1955, Juniors Hall, Jeffrey James (b. 07.09.1929), 9 A, *1950, formerly Bradford Park Avenue, Bank Top, Wilsden FC, St. Anne's Keighley Charlton, Stanley (b. 28.06.1929), *1955, formerly Leyton Orient, Bromley FC, Exeter City Farmer, Frederick Brian Webb (b. 29.07.1933), *1954, formerly Stourbridge FC Mullett, Joseph (b. 02.10.1936), *1955, formerly Malt Hill United Half Backs: Goring, Peter (b. 02.01.1927), *1948, formerly Cheltenham Town Half Backs: Bowen, David Lloyd (b. 07.06.1928), 2 A Wales, *1950, formerly Northampton Town Boyd, Leonard Arthur Miller (b. 11.11.1923), *1949, formerly Plymouth Argyle, Ilford FC Dodgin, William (b. 04.11.1931), *1952, formerly Fulham FC, Southampton FC Warhurst, Roy (b. 18.09.1926), *1950, formerly Sheffield United, Huddersfield Town, Atlas & Norfolk Fotheringham, James Gibb (b. 19.12.1933), *1951, Juniors Watts, John William (b. 13.04.1931), *1951, formerly Saltley FC Sissons, John Graham (b. 20.05.1934), *1954, formerly Country Girl FC, Erdington FC Forwards: Smith, Trevor (b. 13.04.1936), *1953, Juniors Roper, Donald George Beaumont (b. 14.12.1922), *1947, formerly Southampton FC, Bitterne Nomads Newman, John Henry George (b. 13.12.1933), *1951, formerly St. Andrew's Athletic Herd, David Scott (b. 15.04.1934), *1954, formerly Stockport County Linnecor, Albert Roy (b. 30.11.1933), *1952, formerly Brookhill FC Tapscott, Derek Robert (b. 30.06.1932), 9 A Wales, *1953, formerly Barry Town Haverty, Joseph (b. 17.02.1936), 1 A Eire, *1954, formerly Drumcondra FC, St. Patrick’s Athletic, Home Farm FC, Bulfin United Forwards: Holton, Clifford Charles (b. 29.04.1929), *1947, formerly Oxford City, Marston Minors Govan, Alexander (b. 16.06.1929), *1953, formerly Plymouth Argyle, Bridgeton FC Groves, Victor George (b. 05.11.1932), *1955, formerly Leyton Orient, Walthamstow Avenue, Tottenham Hotspur, Warmington, Peter John (b. 08.04.1934), *1951, formerly Redditch FC Leytonstone FC Finney, Charles William Thomas (b. 05.09.1931), *1955, formerly Stoke City, Crewe Alexandra Ward, Gerald (b. 05.10.1936), *1953, Juniors Larkin, Bernard Patrick (b. 11.01.1936), *1954, formerly Rockwood Athletic, Lea Hall FC Bloomfield, James Henry (b. 15.02.1934), *1954, Brentford FC, Walthamstow Avenue, Hayes FC Kinsey, Noel (b. 24.12.1925), 7 A Wales, *1953, formerly Norwich City, Cardiff City, Treorchy FC Clapton, Daniel Robert (b. 22.07.1934), *1953, formerly Leytonstone FC Astall, Gordon (b. 22.09.1927), 2 A, *1953, formerly Plymouth Argyle, Southampton FC Tiddy, Michael Douglas (b. 04.04.1929), *1955, formerly Cardiff City, Torquay United, Helston FC Harper, Dennis (b. 12.10.1936), *1956, formerly Darlaston FC Nutt, Gordon Edward (b. 08.11.1932), *1955, formerly Cardiff City, Coventry City, Sheldon Town Orritt, Bryan (b. 22.02.1937), *1956, formerly Bangor City, Llanfair PG McGreevey, Brian Edmund (b. 29.09.1935), *1954, formerly Preston North End Brown, Edwin (b. 28.02.1926), *1954, formerly Coventry City, Southampton FC, Preston North End Bennett, David Michael (b. 05.03.1939), *1956, Juniors Murphy, Peter (b. 07.03.1922), *1952, formerly Tottenham Hotspur, Coventry City, Dunlop, Birmingham FC, South Bank St. Peter's Biggs, Anthony (b. 17.04.1936), *1956, formerly Hounslow Town, Bexleyheath & Welling, Brentford FC Neale, Keith Ian (b. 19.01.1935), *1954, formerly Wolverhampton Wanderers, Metropolitan Petts, John William Frederick (b. 02.10.1938), *1956, Juniors Cox, Geoffrey (b. 30.11.1934), *1951, Juniors Goulden, Roy Leonard (b. 22.09.1937), *1954, Juniors Swallow, Raymond (b. 15.06.1935), *1952, formerly Tooting & Mitcham United Transfers: Bettany, Colin David, left 1 April 1957, transferred to Torquay United Transfers: Jones, David Wilmott Llewellyn (b. 09.04.1940), signed 1 April 1957, formerly Crewe Alexandra (Forward) Barnwell, John (b. 24.12.1938), signed 1 November 1956, formerly Bishop Auckland (Forward) Neal, Richard Marshall (b. 01.10.1933), signed 1 April 1957, formerly Lincoln City, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Wath Wanderers, Roper, Donald George Beaumont, left 1 January 1957, transferred to Southampton FC Dinnington Miners Welfare (Half Back) Le Roux, Daniel Leow (b. 25.11.1933), signed 1 February 1957, formerly Queens Park Durban (Forward) Linnecor, Albert Roy, left 10 April 1957, transferred to Lincoln City McGreevey, Brian Edmund, left 1 March 1957, transferred to Stockport County Finney, Charles William Thomas, left 1 May 1957, transferred to Queens Park Rangers Hellawell, Michael Stephen (b. 30.06.1938), signed 1 May 1957, formerly Queens Park Rangers, Huddersfield Town, Salts FC (Forward) Withers, Colin (b. 21.03.1940), signed 1 May 1957, formerly West Bromwich Albion (Goalkeeper) Aston Villa Football Club Manager: William Eric Houghton (b. 29.06.1910) Blackpool Football Club Goalkeepers: Manager: Joseph Smith (b. 25.06.1889) Sims, David Nigel (b. 09.08.1931), *1956, formerly Wolverhampton Wanderers, Stapenhill FC, Coton Swifts Jones, Keith (b. 23.10.1928), 1 A Wales, *1946, formerly Kidderminster Harriers, West Bromwich Albion, Stourport Swifts Goalkeepers: Pinner, Michael John (b. 16.02.1934), *1954, formerly Pegasus FC, Boston United, Corinthian Casuals, Cambridge Univ. Farm, George Neil (b. 13.07.1924), 7 A Scotland, *1948, formerly Hibernian FC, Armadale Thistle McBride, Vincent (b. 21.01.1934), *1956, formerly Walsall FC, Ashton United Full Backs: Full Backs: Garrett, Thomas (b. 28.02.1926), 3 A, *1944, formerly Horden Colliery Welfare Jackson, Dennis Leonard (b. 08.03.1932), *1954, formerly Hednesford Town, West Bromwich Albion Shimwell, Edmund (b. 27.02.1920), 1 A, *1946, formerly Sheffield United, Birchover FC, Wirksworth FC Chamberlain, Derek Colin (b. 06.01.1933), *1953, formerly Parliament Street Methodists Armfield, James Christopher (b. 21.09.1935), *1954, Juniors Hogg, Anthony Raymond (b. 11.12.1929), *1955, formerly Berwick Rangers, Lowick Rovers Wright, John (b. 11.08.1926), *1946, formerly Mossley FC Aldis, Basil Peter (b. 11.04.1927), *1949, formerly Hay Green FC, Cadbury’s Work FC Frith, David William Malcolm (b. 17.03.1929), *1949, Juniors Ashfield, George Owen (b. 07.04.1934), *1954, formerly Stockport County Martin, Barrie (b. 29.09.1935), *1953, formerly Highfield FC Lynn, Stanley (b. 18.06.1928), *1950, formerly Accrington Stanley, Whitworths FC Sharples, John (b. 08.08.1934), *1955, formerly Heath Town, Walsall FC Half Backs: Pritchard, Roy Thomas (b. 09.05.1925), *1955, formerly Wolverhampton Wanderers Kelly, Hugh Thomas (b. 23.07.1923), 1 A Scotland, *1944, formerly Jeanfield Swifts Lee, Gordon Francis (b. 13.07.1934), *1955, formerly Hednesford Town, Girton Road Gasworks Gratrix, Roy (b. 09.02.1932), *1953, formerly Taylor Brothers Snowdon, Bryan Victor (b. 01.01.1935), *1952, Juniors Half Backs: Haydock, Frank (b. 29.11.1940), *1956, Juniors Crowther, Stanley (b. 03.09.1935), *1955, formerly Bilston FC, Erdington FC, West Bromwich Albion Crawford, John Robert Bruce (10.10.1938), *1956, Juniors Crowe, Victor Herbert (b. 31.01.1932), *1952, formerly Stirling Albion, Aston Villa, West Bromwich Albion, Erdington Albion Fenton, Alexander Ewan (b. 17.11.1929), *1946, formerly Lochee Harp, Dundee North End, Jeanfield Swifts Baxter, William (b. 21.09.1924), *1953, formerly Wolverhampton Wanderers Kelly, James (b. 11.08.1931), *1954, formerly Watford FC, Blyth Spartans Atkinson, Ronald Frederick (b. 18.03.1939), *1956, formerly BSA Tools McGlennon, Thomas (b. 20.10.1933), *1950, Juniors Morrall, Terence Stephen (b. 24.11.1938), *1955, Juniors Salt, Samuel John (b. 30.12.1938), *1956, Juniors Dugdale, James Robert (b. 15.01.1932), *1956, formerly West Bromwich Albion, Harrowby FC, Liverpool Collegiate Birch, Trevor (b. 20.11.1933), *1952, formerly Accles & Pollock Forwards: Durie, David George (b. 13.08.1931), *1952, formerly Oxford FC Forwards: Perry, William (b. 10.09.1930), 3 A, *1949, formerly Johannesburg Rangers McParland, Peter James (b. 25.04.1934), 7 A Northern Ireland, *1952, formerly Dundalk FC, Shamrocks FC Smith, Kenneth (b. 21.05.1932), *1954, formerly Headington United, Sunderland AFC Roberts, Kenneth Owen (b. 27.03.1936), *1953, formerly Wrexham FC Brown, Allan Duncan (b. 12.10.1926), 14 A Scotland, *1950, formerly East Fife FC, Kennoway Hearts FC Saward, Patrick (b. 17.08.1928), 1 A Eire, *1955, formerly Millwall FC, Crystal Palace, Beckenham FC Taylor, Ernest (b. 02.09.1925), 1 A, *1951, formerly Newcastle United, Hylton Colliery Dixon, John Thomas (b. 10.12.1923), *1946, formerly Newcastle United, Reyrolles FC, Spennymoor United, Hebburn BC McKenna, John (b. 06.06.1926), 5 A Northern Ireland, *1954, formerly Huddersfield Town, Linfield FC Lockhart, Norman (b. 04.03.1924), 9 A Northern Ireland, *1952, formerly Coventry City, Swansea Town, Linfield FC, Distillery FC, Matthews, Stanley (b. 01.02.1915), 45 A, *1947, formerly Stoke City, Stoke St. Peter’s Windsor Star Mudie, John Knight (b.
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