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Tommy Lawton: Everton FC, Chelsea FC, Notts County FC 23 appearances, 22 goals, two penalties. P 23 W 16 D 4 L 3 F 76: A 21 78 % successful 1938-48. captain: none minutes played: 2070 Timeline : Thomas Lawton: Birth: 6 October 1919 in 43 Macdonald Street, Farnworth, Bolton, Lancashire [registered in Bolton, December 1919]. Attended Tonge Moor Council School & Castle Hill School in Bolton.
Tommy Lawton (né le 6 octobre 1919 à Farnworth, près de Bolton - décédé le 6 novembre 1996) était un footballeur (attaquant) puis entraîneur de football anglais. Il a été sélectionné 23 fois en équipe d'Angleterre de football et a marqué 22 buts entre 1938 et 1948.
25 de mar. de 2019 · Tommy Lawton scores for Chelsea against Tottenham in the 1947 FA Cup replay Following his demobilisation in 1946, he spent a little time coaching for the FA at a summer camp in Switzerland. For although the war was over national league football was not resumed until the 1946–1947 season, and as a consequence Chelsea continued to play a number of regional wartime fixtures.
Tommy Lawton possessed a rocket of a shot and, like all great players, could hit the ball equally well with either foot. He was lethal in the air and, most surprisingly for a centre-forward of the time, had all the ball skill and creative prowess of the most mercurial of inside-forwards.
Tommy Lawton. 1937-39. It was in 1934, ironically at Anfield, that a 15-year-old Tommy Lawton shot to prominence when playing for the youth team of his home-town club Bolton Wanderers. Liverpool were immediately alerted to his obvious talents, but, under the guidance of his grandfather, Lawton instead joined Burnley.
29 de abr. de 2019 · Tommy Lawton was an entertainer, and football fanatics of his era wanted to see him play. And yet Lawton played his football at the wrong time, when clubs may have been wealthy, but players were not. His cheerless story is far from unusual, and despite his glittering career, at his peak the most he ever earned was £15 a week, roughly £200 in today’s money.
Tommy Lawton. England international Tommy Lawton was an extremely talented, iconic centre forward whose career was mutilated by World War Two. With Everton, he was a 1st Division Champion 1939 and he joined up with Chelsea after the war before surprisingly moving to Notts County for a record £20,000. He concluded his career at Highbury ...
