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18th September

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20th September
 
England On This Day





Gilbert Vassall dies in Oxford aged 65



David Seaman born in Rotherham

Anthony Gardner born in Stone

Billy Marsden dies in Sheffield aged 81
Kieran Trippier born in Bury

 
George Hunt dies in Bolton aged 86









Jimmy Greaves dies in Danbury aged 81 years
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Billy Balmer is baptised in West Derby
Jack Hudson marries Annie Mellor in Sheffield
Arthur Capes signs with Langton Hall FC
Sheffield United FC report Harold Gough to the FA
Warney Cresswell leaves Northampton Town FC

Derby County FC appoint Jack Bowers as a trainer
Ireland team chosen to play England
amateur England 0 South Africa 4

under 21 Denmark 1 England 2 in København

women England 7 Northern Ireland at Gresty Road
under 16 England 4 Iceland 0 at Ewood Park

England up to eighteenth in the FIFA rankings

England up to ninth in the FIFA rankings
Stockport County FC manager Carlton Palmer sacked
England up to ninth in the FIFA rankings
women England 3 Croatia 0 at Bescot Stadium
Nathaniel Chalobah joins Nottingham Forest on loan
Jesse Lingard joins Birmingham City FC on loan
Carlisle United FC appoint Keith Curle as manager
women England 6 Russia 0 at Prenton Park
England remain fourth in the FIFA rankings

Hartlepool United FC appoint Keith Curle as manager
England remain fourth in the FIFA Rankings

Opposition On This Day
BIRTHS DEATHS & APPOINTMENTS
 Marcel Dries (Belgium)
Walter Schleger (Austria) in Praha
 Otto Decker (United States)
 Martin Harvey (Northern Ireland)
Mykhailo Fomenko (Ukraine manager)
Gerry McElhinney (Northern Ireland)
official Richard Shearer (Scotland)
official Stefano Farina (Italy) in Ovada
 Fatmir Vata (Albania)
 official Paolo Tagliavento (Italy) in Terni
official Pol van Boekel (Netherlands)
 Fabio Bollini (San Marino)
Robert Ivanov (Finland)
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