IN MEMORY OF...
...THOSE TOWN SERVANTS WHO DIED ON THIS DAY
February 5
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2018 Aged 90 |
Ken MCPHERSON Ken came to the County Ground as a centre-forward, but he will be best remembered at centre-half - as one of the senior players that helped guide Town to a first ever promotion in 1963. |
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2015 Aged 70 |
Alan SPROATES Alan played just a handful of first team games before enjoying a nine-year stay at Darlington. During that time he began to play in the US during the close season, before moving to California. He died in San Anselmo. |
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2006 Aged 79 |
John THOMAS The Liverpool-born winger ended his League career at Stockport but later returned south to Bath City before retiring to Melksham. |
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1985 Aged 78 |
Les BERRY Arguably a better cricketer than goalkeeper, Les played over 600 matches for Leicestershire - scoring more than 30,000 runs. In 25 Town games in 1932 and 1933, he conceded 65 goals. |
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1956 Aged 89 |
Bobby DAVIES Bobby spent three years with Town in the early 1890's, before the club employed professionals. He was also a schoolmaster at Lethbridge Road - a short distance from the club's ground at The Croft. |
Full career history for these and every other STFC player can be found in the new book SWINDON TOWN: THE REGISTER 1895-2015 - available now from our ON LINE SHOP