flg.jpg) England
'Amateurs' Party
to play
Germany September 1901 |
|
Player |
Birthdate |
Age |
Pos |
Club |
App |
G |
Capt |
|
Blackburn, W |
not known |
nk |
LB |
Oxford University AFC |
0 |
0 |
0 |
|
Corbett, Bertie O. |
15 May 1875 |
26 |
OL |
Corinthians FC |
1 |
0 |
0 |
|
Corbett was a last minute withdrawal |
|
Farnfield, Algernon Samuel |
7 September 1873 |
28 |
OL |
Cambridge University AFC |
0 |
0 |
0 |
|
Farnfield was a last minute replacement for Corbett |
|
Foster, Reginald E. |
16 April 1878 |
23 |
IL |
Old Malvernians AFC &
Corinthians FC |
5 |
2 |
0 |
|
Fry, Charles B. |
25 April 1872 |
29 |
RB |
Southampton FC &
Corinthians FC |
1 |
0 |
0 |
|
Fry was a last minute withdrawal |
|
Hales, Leonard |
1872
no evidence |
28/29 |
OR |
Crewe
Alexandra FC |
0 |
0 |
0 |
|
Marshall, Thomas |
not known |
nk |
RHB |
Bishop Auckland FC |
0 |
0 |
0 |
|
Parsons, A. W. |
not known |
nk |
RB |
Clapton
FC |
0 |
0 |
0 |
|
Parsons was a last minute replacement for Fry |
|
Ryder, Charles Frederick |
10 September 1883 |
18 |
IR |
Old Carthusians AFC |
0 |
0 |
0 |
|
Rider was a last minute replacement for Taylor |
|
Smith Gilbert O. |
25 November 1872 |
28 |
CF |
Old Carthusians AFC
&
Corinthians FC |
20 |
10 |
13-15 |
|
Taylor, Stanley Shelbourne |
2 March 1875 |
26 |
IR |
Casuals AFC &
Corinthians FC |
0 |
0 |
0 |
|
Taylor was a last minute withdrawal |
|
Thwaites, H |
not known |
nk |
CHB |
Corinthians FC |
0 |
0 |
0 |
|
Vickers, H. |
not known |
nk |
LHB |
Casuals AFC |
0 |
0 |
0 |
|
Waller, Wilfred Hugh |
27 July 1877
in South Africa |
24 |
GK |
Richmond AFC |
0 |
0ᵍᵃ |
0 |
All
information is complete to and including England's last match, the third
of the 1900-01 season, against Scotland on 30 March 1901.
Diary
Monday, 7 January
1901 -
"To-night a proposal is to be considered by the
council of the Football Association that return matches
between representative German and English teams be played in
September next, and the Football Association should send a
team at Easter, 1902, to play matches at Frankfurt, Berlin,
Prague, Vienna, Zurich, Geneva, and Paris. The Western
Australian and New Zealand Football Association have also
appealed to the English Football Association to assist them to
popularise football in those colonies by playing exhibition
matches there, and this proposal will also be considered at
the meeting ton-night.":- The
matter regarding sending a team to Australasia is referred to
the International Selection Committee.
Tuesday, 8 January 1901 -
"Herr Bensemann attended on behalf
of the Football Association of Germany to inquire as to the
International match next September, but it was decided to
defer the matter."
Friday, 19 April
1901 -
"The International Selection Committee considered the question
of return matches between England and Germany, and decided to
play two games in September next—one in the South on a
Saturday, and the second in the North in mid-week. For the
Southern match a Southern team will be selected, while a
professional side will do duty in the North."
Saturday, 25 August 1901 -
"The
Selection Committee has chosen Tottenham Hotspur ground for
the first international match against Germany on Saturday,
Sept. 21. The English team on that occasion will be composed
wholly of amateurs, but owing to many players now being on
their holidays, the side is not definitely chosen. For the
second match, to be played on Manchester City ground on Sept.
25, the professional team against Germany has, it is been
understood, been completed. The Football Association will
entertain the German and English players after each match." |
|
England Form: last six
games |
|
W D
L W W
D
f 15:a 6
success: 67% |
|
68 |
17 March 1900 -
Ireland
0
England 2
[0-2]
Lansdowne Road, Dublin
(5,000 to 10,000) |
Cochrane
OG, Sagar |
BC |
AW |
|
69 |
26 March 1900 -
Wales
1
England 1
[0-1]
Cardiff Arms Park,
Cardiff
(4,000 to 8,000) |
Meredith
Wilson |
AD |
|
70 |
7 April 1900 -
Scotland
4 England 1
[4-1]
Celtic Park, Glasgow
(50,000 to 70,000) |
McColl (3), Bell
Bloomer |
AL |
|
71 |
9 March 1901 - England
3
Ireland
0
[1-0]
The Dell, Southampton
(6,000 to 10,000) |
Crawshaw,
Hedley, Foster |
BC |
HW |
|
72 |
18 March 1901 -
England 6
Wales 0
[1-0]
St. James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne
(8,000 to 11,000) |
Bloomer
(4), Needham (pen), Foster |
HW |
|
73 |
30 March 1901 - England 2
Scotland
2
[1-0]
Sports Arena, The Crystal Palace
(18,520) |
Blackburn,
Bloomer
Campbell, Hamilton |
HD |
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