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28th July

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30th July
England On This Day
Edgar Field born in Wallingford
Billy Balmer born in West Derby
Fred Pentland born in Wolverhampton


 
Tommy White born in Salford





Viv Anderson born in Nottingham
Alvin Martin born in Walton





 Jay Rodríguez born in Burnley
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Billy Rose's daughter, Millie, is born
Reg Heygate marries Mary Archibald in Carshalton

Jack Townrow joins the RAF
Hartlepools United FC appoint Jackie Carr as a coach
amateur South Australia 0 England 10
Stan Cullis not joining Hull City AFC
amateur Norway 2 Great Britain 2


Eric Houghton returns to Aston Villa FC
amateur Guyana 0 England 8
Alvin Martin signs pro with West Ham United FC
under 17 Hungary 2 England 1 in Debrecen
under 16 Finland 0 England 3 in Bergen

youth Spain 1 England 0 in Békéscsaba
under 16 Denmark 2 England 1 in Kauhajoki
Brian Deane rejoins Sheffield United FC for £1.5m

The new arched Wembley Stadium plans is unveiled
under 17 Iceland 0 England 3 in Hamar
under 19 final England 1 France 3 at Windsor Park
under 17 Iceland 0 England 1 in Kungshamn
under 17 Faroe Islands 0 England 8 in Minde
Netherlands name squad for England
women England 3 Turkey 0 at the Bescot Stadium
under 20 England 0 DPR Korea 0 in Medellin
Ben Foster joins West Bromwich Albion FC on loan
olympics Team GB 3 UAE 1 at Wembley
under 17 Finland 1 England 1 in Kolding
Harry Maguire joins Hull City FC
Steven Caulker joins Southampton FC on loan
under 16 England 9 Qatar 0 in Edinburgh
Emile Smith Rowe signs for Fulham FC for £27m

Opposition On This Day
BIRTHS DEATHS & APPOINTMENTS
Bobby Atherton (Wales)
David Steele (Scotland)
official Karel van der Meer (Netherlands)
Norman Kernaghan (Ireland)
Joseph Pannaye (Belgium)
 Manuel Vasques (Portugal)
 Julinho (Brazil)
 Mircea Lucesca (Romania)
Greg Brown (Australia) in Manchester
 Florian Urban (Hungary)
 Hjalmar Jónsson (Iceland)
 Ilčo Nuamoski (Macedonia)
Wilson Palacious (Honduras)
 Alexandru Oneca (Moldova)
Leonid Kovel (Belarus)
Atdhe Nuhiu (Kosovo)
 Oleg Shatov (Russia)
 Ariel Borysiuk (Poland)
Djibril Sidibé (France)
 Ferdinado Apap (Malta)
Jamie Maclaren (Australia)
Daniele Rugani (Italy)
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Marco van Basten (Netherlands manager) appointed

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