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Jack Fairbrother

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John Fairbrother (16 August 1917 – October 1999, born in Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire)^[1] was an English professional football goalkeeper, best known for his time at Newcastle United shortly after the Second World War where he won a FA Cup winners medal in the 1951 cup final against Blackpool. His uncle George Harrison played for Everton and England.

He became the coach of Maccabi Petah Tikva in 1958,^[2] where he stayed until January 1959.^[3]

References[edit]

^ "Managers". The Posh Trust. Retrieved 26 March 2019.

^ Maccabi P.T.'s Manager Arrived from England Hadshot HaSport, 12 January 1958, p. 1 (in Hebrew)

^ A Romanian Manager to Maccabi P.T. Ma'ariv, 11 January 1959, Historical Jewish Press (in Hebrew)

External links[edit]

Jack Fairbrother at Post War English & Scottish Football League A–Z Player's Transfer Database

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Peterborough United F.C. – managers

Porter (1934–36)

F. Taylor (1936–37)

Poulter (1937–38)

Haden (1938–48)

Blood (1948–50)

Gurney (1950–52)

Fairbrother (1952–54)

Swindin (1954–58)

Hagan (1958–62)

Anderson^c (1962)

Fairbrother (1962–64)

Anderson^c (1964)

Clark (1964–67)

Rigby (1967–69)

Iley (1969–72)

Cantwell (1972–77)

Barnwell (1977–78)

Hails^c (1978–79)

Morris (1979–82)

Wilkinson (1982–83)

Wile (1983–86)

Fuccillo^c (1986)

Cantwell (1986–88)

Jones (1988–89)

Booth^c (1989)

Lawrenson (1989–90)

Booth^c (1990–91)

Turner (1991–92)

Fuccillo (1992–93)

Turner^c (1993–94)

Still (1994–95)

Halsall (1995–96)

Fry (1996–2005)

Wright (2005–06)

Bleasdale (2006)

Fry^c (2006)

Alexander (2006–07)

T. Taylor^c (2007)

Ferguson (2007–09)

Cooper (2009–10)

Gannon (2010)

Johnson (2010–11)

Oldfield^c (2011)

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Robertson (2015)

McCann^c (2015)

Westley (2015–16)

McCann (2016–18)

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Stanley^s (1883–85)

Hathaway^s (1885–87)

Morgan^s (1887–92)

Kirk^s (1893)

Maley^s (1893)

Collins^s (1893–95)

Cashmore^s (1895–1900)

Newhall^s (1900–02)

O'Shea^s (1902–05)

Beaman^s (1905–08)

Harris^s (1908–09)

Buckle (1909–10)

Wallace (1910–13)

Scott-Walford (1913–15)

Howard^c (1915–17)

Clayton (1919)

Pollitt (1919–20)

Evans (1920–24)

Harbourne^c (1924)

Kerr (1924–28)

McIntyre (1928–31)

Slade^c (1931)

Storer (1931–45)

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Frith (1947–48)

Storer (1948–53)

Fairbrother (1953–54)

Elliott^c (1954–55)

Carver (1955–56)

Raynor (1956)

Warren (1956–57)

Frith (1957–61)

Hill (1961–67)

Cantwell (1967–72)

Dennison^c (1972)

Mercer (1972–74)

Milne (1974–81)

Sexton (1981–83)

Gould (1983–84)

Mackay (1984–86)

Curtis (1986–87)

Sillett (1987–90)

Butcher (1990–92)

Howe^c (1992)

Gould (1992–93)

Neal (1993–95)

Atkinson (1995–96)

Strachan (1996–2001)

Nilsson (2001–02)

Ogrizovic & Peake^c (2002)

McAllister (2002–03)

Black (2003–04)

Ogrizovic^c (2004)

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Heath^c (2005)

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Heath^c (2007)

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