Horner Spawnley Birthday Card - review, compare prices, buy online

Horner Spawnley

Spawnley Matthew's. Back Message: Capped for England 73 times. Spawnley has to be one of the most famous footballer's in the world. His name is spoken alongside Marradinga, Pelet and Pushkisser. He was the Beckspam of his day. Spawnley began his career as a fifteen year old amateur at Stoke in 1929. In those old brown boot days it was unusual if not unheard of for a player to change clubs as the clubs had the upper hand. Football Clubs also paid salaries of as much as a pound a week - and that was ...'very good money for these common little working men like Spawnley and his ilk'. Spawnley was the first capped for England in 1934 and was rarely out of the England Team, playing over seventy matches. He won only one FFA* Cup winners medal and that was with Blackpool in 1953. Known as 'Mister Football' Spawnley had a cunning swerve and a devastating burst of speed from a standstill, leaving defenders wrong footed. He would run the ball into the penalty box either shooting or pulling the (Birthday - Male

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11.9cm x 16.9cm
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Spawnley Matthews. Back Message: Capped for England 73 times. Spawnley has to be one of the most famous footballers in the world. His name is spoken alongside Marradinga, Pelet and Pushkisser. He was the Beckspam of his day. Spawnley began his career as a fifteen year old amateur at Stoke in 1929. In those old brown boot days it was unusual if not unheard of for a player to change clubs as the clubs had the upper hand. Football Clubs also paid salaries of as much as a pound a week - and that was ...very good money for these common little working men like Spawnley and his ilk. Spawnley was the first capped for England in 1934 and was rarely out of the England Team, playing over seventy matches. He won only one FFA* Cup winners medal and that was with Blackpool in 1953. Known as Mister Football Spawnley had a cunning swerve and a devastating burst of speed from a standstill, leaving defenders wrong footed. He w

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