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 1990-2000
 
 
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Graham Taylor

1990-91
364. Tony Dorigo⁴ (24)
 Chelsea¹³		 11 September 1990 - England 1 Hungary 0, Wembley Stadium, London
(Dorigo for Stuart Pearce⁶ (31st app)(age 28))
(Waddle for Steve Bull² (twelfth app)(age 25))
Fr
HW		 5th ▲ht
365. Chris Waddle¹³ (29)
  Olympique Marseille		 60th ▲74
366. Peter Beardsley¹⁰ (29)
 Liverpool²⁷		 17 October 1990 - England 2 Poland 0, Wembley Stadium, London
(Beardsley for Gary Lineker¹⁴ (sixtieth app)(age 29))
(Waddle for Steve Bull³ (13th app)(age 25))
ECP
HW		 46th ▲57
367. Chris Waddle¹⁴ (29)
  Olympique Marseille		 61st
368. Steve Hodge⁶ (28)
 Nottingham Forest¹⁶		 6 February 1991 - England 2 Cameroon 0, Wembley Stadium, London
(Hodge for Paul Gascoigne¹ (twentieth app)(age 23))
(Pallister for Bryan Robson¹⁹ (88th app)(age 34))
Fr
HW		 23rd ▲67
369. Gary Pallister¹ (25)
 Manchester United²⁰		 3rd ▲70
370. Lee Sharpe¹ (19)
 Manchester United²¹		 27 March 1991 - England 1 Republic of Ireland 1, Wembley Stadium, London
(Sharpe for Tony Adams⁴ (19th app)(age 24))
(Wright for Gary Lineker¹⁵ (63rd app)(age 30))
ECP
HD		 first ▲ht
371. Ian Wright¹ (27)
 Crystal Palace		 2nd ▲76
372. Steve Hodge⁷ (28)
 Nottingham Forest¹⁷		 1 May 1991 - Turkey 0 England 1, Atatürk Stadyumu, İzmir (for debuting Geoff Thomas (age 26)) ECP AW 24th
& final		 ▲ht
373. Dave Batty¹ (22)
 Leeds United¹⁸		 21 May 1991 - England 3 USSR 1, Wembley Stadium, London
(Batty for Dennis Wise¹ (second app)(age 24))
(Beardsley for Ian Wright¹ (third app)(age 27))
TC
HW		 first ▲72
374. Peter Beardsley¹¹ (30)
 Liverpool²⁸		 49th
375. Nigel Clough¹ (25)
 Nottingham Forest¹⁸		 25 May 1991 - England 2 Argentina 2, Wembley Stadium, London (for John Barnes¹² (65th app)(age 27)) HD 2nd ▲63
376. John Salako¹ (22)
Crystal Palace		 1 June 1991 - Australia 0 England 1, Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney
(Salako for debuting David Hirst¹ (age 23))
(Wise for Gary Lineker¹⁶ (66th app)(age 30))
tour
AW		 first ▲ht
377. Dennis Wise¹ (24)
 Chelsea¹⁴		 3rd ▲81
378. Brian Deane¹ (23)
 Sheffield United		 3 June 1991 - New Zealand 0 England 1, Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland
(Deane for David Batty¹ (fourth app)(age 22))
(Salako for debuting Mark Walters (only/final³³)(age 27))
AW		 first ▲ht
379. John Salako² (22)
 Crystal Palace		 2nd ▲70
380. David Hirst (23)
 Sheffield Wednesday		 8 June 1991 - New Zealand 0 England 2, Athletic Park, Wellington (for Brian Deane (second app)(age 23)) AW 2nd ▲ht
50

1991-92
381. Paul Merson¹ (23)
 Arsenal²³		 11 September 1991 - England 0 Germany 1, Wembley Stadium, London
(Merson for John Salako (fifth & final³⁴ app)(age 22))
(Stewart for Trevor Steven¹⁰ (31st app)(age 27))
Fr
HL
first
▲67
382. Paul Stewart¹ (26)
  Tottenham Hotspur³³
383. Alan Smith⁴ (28)
  Arsenal²⁴		 13 November 1991 - Poland 1 England 1, Stadion Lecha, Poznań
(Smith for debuting Andy Gray (only/final³⁵ app)(age 27))
(Daley for debuting Andy Sinton¹ (age 25))
ECP
AD		 10th ▲ht
384. Tony Daley¹ (24)
 Aston Villa¹⁶		 first ▲70
385. Gary Lineker⁵ (31)  Tottenham Hotspur³⁴ 19 February 1992 - England 2 France 0, Wembley Stadium, London (for David Hirst² (third & final³⁶ app)(age 24)) Fr HW 72nd ▲ht
74
386. Lee Dixon (27)
  Arsenal²⁵		 25 March 1992 - Czechoslovakia 2 England 2, Stadion Evzena Rošického, Praha
(Dixon for David Rocastle³ (13th app)(age 24))
(Stewart for Nigel Clough¹ (sixth app)(age 26))
(Dorigo for John Barnes¹³ (66th app)(age 28))
(Lineker for Gary Mabbutt² (16th & final³⁷ app)(age 30))
Fr
AD		 12th ▲ht
387. Paul Stewart² (27)
 Tottenham Hotspur³⁵		 2nd
388. Tony Dorigo⁵ (25)
 Leeds United¹⁹		 8th ▲53
389. Gary Lineker⁶ (31)
  Tottenham Hotspur³⁶		 73rd ▲73
390. Keith Curle (28)
 Manchester City¹⁵		 29 April 1992 - CIS 2 England 2, Central V.I. Lenin Stadium, Moskva
(Curle for Andy Sinton² (second app)(age 26))
(Clough for Alan Shearer¹ (second app)(age 21))
(Stewart for Trevor Steven¹¹ (32nd app)(age 28))
(Martyn for Chris Woods (29th app)(age 32))
Fr
AD		 first ▲63
391. Nigel Clough² (26)
 Nottingham Forest¹⁹		 7th
392. Paul Stewart³ (27)
 Tottenham Hotspur³⁶		 3rd &
final		 ▲79
393. Nigel Martyn¹ (25)
  Crystal Palace		 first ▲80
394. David Seaman³ (28)
  Arsenal²⁶		 12 May 1992 - Hungary 0 England 1, Népstadion, Budapest
(Seaman for Nigel Martyn¹ (second app)(age 25))
(Sinton for Keith Curle¹ (second app)(age 28))
(Smith for Paul Merson¹ (third app)(age 24))
(Wright for Gary Lineker¹⁷ (75th app)(age 31))
(Batty for Neil Webb⁶ (22nd app)(age 28))
Fr
AW		 9th ▲ht
395. Andy Sinton¹ (25)
  Queen's Park Rangers¹⁴		 3rd
396. Alan Smith⁵ (29)
  Arsenal²⁷		 11th
397. Ian Wright² (28)
 Arsenal²⁸		 5th ▲68
398. Dave Batty² (23)
 Leeds United²⁰		 8th ▲70
399. Neil Webb⁴ (28)
  Manchester United²²		 17 May 1992 - England 1 Brazil 1, Wembley Stadium, London
(Webb for Trevor Steven¹² (33rd app)(age 28))
(Rocastle for Andy Sinton³ (fourth app)(age 25))
(Pearce for Tony Dorigo¹ (tenth app)(age 26))
(Merson for Tony Daley¹ (fourth app)(age 24))
Fr
HD		 23rd ▲ht
400. David Rocastle⁴ (25)
  Arsenal²⁹		 14th
401. Stuart Pearce² (30)
  Nottingham Forest²⁰		 46th ▲73
402. Paul Merson² (24)
 Arsenal³⁰		 4th
403. Paul Merson³ (24)
 Arsenal³¹		 3 June 1992 - Finland 1 England 2, Olympiastadion, Helsinki
(Merson for John Barnes¹⁴ (67th app)(age 28))
(Palmer for Gary Stevens² (46th & final³⁸ app)(age 29))
(Daley for Trevor Steven¹³ (34th app)(age 28))
Fr
AW		 5th ▲17
404. Carlton Palmer¹ (26)
 Sheffield Wednesday³		 4th ▲ht
405. Tony Daley² (24)
 Aston Villa¹⁷		 5th ▲82
406. Tony Daley³ (24)
 Aston Villa¹⁸		 11 June 1992 - Denmark 0 England 0, Malmö Stadion, Malmö
(Daley for Keith Curle² (third & final³⁹ app)(age 28))
(Webb for Paul Merson² (sixth app)(age 24))		 ECF ND 6th ▲62
407. Neil Webb⁵ (28)
  Manchester United²³		     25th ▲71
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The first 405 England substitutions were made by 143 different players in its first fifty years. Chris Waddle has made fourteen substitutions, John Barnes has made thirteen, Tony Woodcock and Mark Hateley has all made twelve substitutions each, and Peter Beardsley eleven. Trevor Francis and Glenn Hoddle ten. Chris Woods has made nine substitutions. Steve Bull and Trevor Steven eight, and David Platt with Steve Hodge seven.
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