Sunday, 9 May 2021

The Arrow (Australia) - The First English Association Football Team in Australia


1925
The First English Association Football Team in Australia
The Arrow
Australia
1 supplement

A large supplement (38cm x 25cm) included as a free gift with the issue of The Arrow magazine, dated 12 June, 1925. They ended with a record of played 25, won 25.

Back row:  Joe Hannah (Norwich City), Cecil Poynton (Tottenham Hotspur), M. Atherton (Trainer, Blackburn Rovers), Stan Charlton (Exeter City), Stan Seymour (Newcastle United).
Middles row:  Charlie Hannaford (Clapton Orient, joined Manchester United on return), W. Williams (West Ham United), Bill Caesar (Dulwich Hamlet, joined Fulham on return), Jimmy Hamilton (Crystal Palace), Jack Elkes (Tottenham Hotspur), Charlie Spencer (Newcastle United), Billy Sage (Tottenham Hotspur), Tom Whittaker (Arsenal).
Front row:  Teddy Davison (Sheffield Wednesday), Bert Batten (Plymouth Argyle, joined Everton on return), Ernie Simms (Stockport County), Mr. M.C. Frowde (Dorset) and Mr. John Lewis (Lancashire, Managers), Len Graham (Millwall), Jimmy Walsh (Liverpool), Harry Hardy (Stockport County).

07/05/25 .. Perth Metropolitan XI  0-8  England
09/05/25 .. Western Australia  0-7  England
14/05/25 .. South Australia  0-10 England
16/05/25 .. Australia XI  1-4  England
20/05/25 .. Victoria  0-7  England
23/05/25 .. Australia XI  0-5  England
30/05/25 .. New South Wales  2-3  England
03/06/25 .. Sydney Metropolis  1-3  England
06/06/25 .. Illawarra District  0-8  England
08/06/25 .. New South Wales  1-4  England
13/06/25 .. Northern Districts  0-6  England
17/06/25 .. Ipswich and District  0-3  England
20/06/25 .. Queensland  0-11 England
24/06/25 .. North Queensland  0-9  England
27/06/25 .. Australia  1-5  England
29/06/25 .. Toowoomba  0-6  England
04/07/25 .. Australia  1-2  England
08/07/25 .. Newcastle  0-3  England
11/07/25 .. Australia  2-8  England
15/07/25 .. South Maitland  1-4  England
18/07/25 .. Australia  0-5  England
21/07/25 .. Granville District  1-6  England
25/07/25 .. Australia  0-2  England
01/08/25 .. Western Australia  1-5  England
03/08/25 .. Western Australia  1-5  England


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