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Back row left to right: David Robertson, Stan Horne, Jimmy Dunne, John Richardson, Ian Seymour, Malcolm Webster, David Moreline, David Roberts, Fred Callaghan, Wilf Tranter.

Front row: Reg Matthewson, Mike Pentecost, Jimmy Conway, Barry Lloyd, Steve Earle, Vic Halom, Les Barrett, Stan Brown.

Picture from Fulham Football Club Official Programme,
Fulham v Swansea City,
Saturday, 22 August, 1970.
(Fulham won 4-1)

Players included in the Rothmans Football Yearbook 1970-71 ...

Manager: Bill Dodgin Junior.

See Sons and Daughters: Fathers.

See Obituaries

Coach: Terry Medwin

Les Barrett

Stan Brown

Fred Callaghan

David Carlton

Jimmy Conway

Jimmy Dunne

Steve Earle

Steve is wrongly listed as Stan Earle in the Rothman Football Yearbook 1971-72!

Vic Halom

Where are they now?: see Caught In Time

Stan Horne

Barry Lloyd

Reg Matthewson

Dave Moreline

Mike Pentecost

John Richardson

David Roberts

David moved to Oxford United on 8 February 1971 for £4,000

David Robertson

Did not play English League football.

Ian Seymour

Wilf Tranter

Malcolm Webster

Additional Player

John Gilchrist.

John was listed as having played for Fulham in 1969-70, but otherwise not in Rothman's 70-71 edition.

Moved to Colchester United in July 1970

Players who moved to Fulham in 1970-71 include...

Roger Davidson. Arrived from Portsmouth 15 September, 1970

Paul Gilchrist. Arrived on loan from Charlton Athletic March 1971, and played reserve matches only

George Johnston. Arrived from Birmingham City 28 October for £6,000

Allan Mansley. Arrived on loan from Brentford in December 1970

Alan Morton. Arrived from Nuneaton Borough in August 1970

Apprentices

Information from the Fulham's Official Handbookfor the 1970-71 season...

Director of Coaching:

George Cohen

George won the World Cup with England in 1966, see World Cup Winners

Books

Coaches:

Ken Craggs

John Flusky

Players

John Brickell

John Fraser

Johnny Graham

Tommy James

McAndrew Johnson

John Swannell

Players in the Reserves (including youth players) in the 1970-71 Season - from official programmes
(only up to 7 April 1971 and excluding players that appear above). (Note, this list may contain names of players who tried out for other teams in the 70-71 season)

Casey

Alan Collman

John Cooper

Steve Edmondson

Barry Friend

Henley

Mike Kearney ('on trial from Aston Villa')

John Lacy (or Lacey)

Alec MacFarlane

Michael Naan

Paul Shrubb

Barry Silkman

Barry later played for 18 clubs including Crystal Palace, Manchester City and Orient

Les Strong

Signed professional forms June 1971

 

Further known Youth and Amateur Players in the 1970-71 Season - from official programmes
(inconclusive list). (Note, this list may contain names of players who tried out for other teams in the 70-71 season)

Roger Bensley

Bisham

Black

Peter Bowler

Buckingham

Capsey

Chambers

Brian Charman

Cheeseman

Chopra

Dave Clapham

Cooke

Cousins

Cox

Cummings-Bart

Chris Curl

Di-Palma

Dunkley

Earl

Finch

Fitzgerald

Alan Fox

Goddard

Gunn

Alan Hayden

Heard

Michael Heath

Hiscock

Hoskins

Hussey

Hutchins

Keiler

Jones

Langford

Longford (?)

Lea

Trevor Lee

Lundy

McCoole

McElliott

Jimmy Marum

Milton

Colin Moore

J Newman

P Newman

O'Brien

John O'Callaghan

Ray Phillips

Reading

Reaney

Mark / Mike Rousseau

Seward

Shaw

Shrubb

Stephen

Stevens

Taylor

Richard Teale

Wardsley

Derek Wells

Wheeler

Board Members listed in Rothmans 1970-71 Season...

Chairman:

Tommy Trinder

Directors:

N. D'Amato

R.A. Dean

J.G. Walsh

C.B. Dean

E.M. Miller

Backroom Staff listed in Rothmans 1970-71 Season include...

Secretary:

G.I.S. Hortop

For links on other sites see ...

Click to see Fulham 70-71 autographs at Lennart Kristiansson's site:

English Football League 70-71 Autographs

See Neil Brown's excellent site for career details of every Fulham player from 1946.

The official site is at www.Fulhamfc.co.uk

Fulham Web.Com - Fulham football club's latest news

Note: Birth information and League career statistics from:
"The PFA Premier and Football League Players' Records 1946-2005"
Edited and compiled by Barry J. Hugman. Lennard Queen Anne Press, 2005.


Further 1970-71 season information from :
'Rothmans Football Yearbook 1970-71' 1st Year. Queen Anne Press, London, 1970, and
'Rothmans Football Yearbook 1971-72' 2nd Year. Queen Anne Press, London, 1971.


Further information was used from:


On loan details from http://www.neilbrown.newcastlefans.com/fulham/fulham.htm


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