Note on page colours - in 1970-71
Millwall played in all white, with a change strip of all
red shirt and stockings with white shorts.
Millwall
1970-71 Team Picture
Back row,
left to right: Steve Brown, Bryan King, Brian Brown,
Barry Kitchener, Gordon Bolland, Alan Dorney, Dennis
Burnett
Front Row: Mascot, Derek Possee, Doug Allder, Eamonn
Dunphy, Harry Cripps, Barry Bridges (bought from QPR)
From
'Football League Review, no.530.
Players
included in the 1970-71 World of Soccer Stars Album
353. Barry Kitchener.
Born : Dagenham, 11
December, 1947.
Barry holds Millwall's
record League appearances, see Club Apperances
354. Derek Possee.
Born : Southwark, 14
February, 1946.
Further players included in the 1970-71 Rothmans Football
Yearbook
Manager: Benny Fenton
Doug Allder
Gordon Bolland
Brian
Brown
Steven
Brown (not
included in Rothmans, but in the picture above)
Jack Burkett
Dennis Burnett.
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? Summer 2004
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Harry Cripps
Nominated
FourFourTwo's best ever player at Millwall,
see April 2005
Alan Dorney
Eamonn (Eamon) Dunphy
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on Eamonn
Alan Garner
George Jacks
Bryan King
D. Mackie
William Neil
Barry Salvage
Died
1986.
Where
are they now ? Summer 2004
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more about Haugar at Emails Summer 2004
Other
players at the club in 70-71 season ...
Brain Dear
Born:
Plaistow, 18 September, 1943.
English
League career: 1960-70 (Source: Apprentices) West
Ham United, Bighton and Hove
Albion (loan), Fulham Millwall, West Ham United.
(Moved to Woodford Town.) 95 games, 45 goals.
Note Barry
Hugman lists Brian as going to West Ham in 1970 from
Woodford Town, rather than Millwall
West
Ham United career details 1962-68, and 1970:
League 69 games 33 goals; FA Cup 7 games 2 goals;
League Cup 3 games 0 goals; Other 6 games 4
goals.
Brighton
and Hove Albion loan in 66-67 season:(League
only) 7 games 5 goals.
Fulham
career details 1968-69 season: (League only)13
games 7 goals.
Millwall
career details 1969-70 season: 6 games 0 goals.
1970-71
season details:
Millwall: Didn't play
- 6 October 1970 moved to West Ham on a free
transfer.
West Ham United: League 4 games 0 goals; FA Cup 1
game 0 goals; League Cup 0 games 0 goals; Other 0
games 0 goals.
For other
links see ...
Click to see Millwall 70-71
autographs at Lennart Kristiansson's site:
English Football League 70-71 Autographs
Millwall Football Club
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Note(1): Birth information and League career
statistics from:
"The PFA Premier and Football League Players'
Records 1946-1998"
Edited and compiled by Barry J. Hugman. Lennard Queen
Anne Press, 1998.
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.
Brian
Dear, West Ham United statistics from 'The Definative
West Ham United F.C. A Complete Record' by John
Northcutt. See www.innotts.co.uk-soccer
Note
(2): It seems a bit odd writing Millwall in white and
red, rather than white and blue, but this is more
authentic to the 1970-71 season, when Millwall played in
all white for a first team kit, and in red shirts, white
shorts and red socks as a second kit.
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