Full name David Nelson Name David Nelson Playing position | Date of birth 3 February 1918 Height 1.96 m | |
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Place of birth Douglas Water, Scotland Current team Pittsburgh Steelers (#15 / Wide receiver) Education University of Florida, S. H. Rider High School Parents Karen Belcoff, Roy Nelson, Jr. Siblings Lauren Nelson, Nichole Nelson, Jacob Nelson, James Nelson, Daniel Nelson, Patrick Nelson Similar People Ross Cockrell, Darrius Heyward‑Bey, Rex Ryan, Rob Chudzinski, Doug Marrone Profiles | ||
Date of death April 1980 (aged 70) | ||
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David Nelson (3 February 1918 – April 1988) was a Scottish professional football player and manager.
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- David nelson hugs cheerleader kelsi reich
- David nelson 2013 highlights new york jets
- Arsenal
- Wartime guest appearances
- Fulham
- Brentford
- Queens Park Rangers
- Crystal Palace
- Ashford Town Kent
- Personal life
- References
David nelson 2013 highlights new york jets
Arsenal
Born in Douglas Water, Nelson played youth football with St Bernard's, before moving to England and signing for Division One club Arsenal for a £200 fee in May 1936. He made just 9 appearances before the Second World War broke out in September 1939, but had experienced some joy in the reserve team, winning the London Combination in 1936–37, 1937–38 and 1938–29. He made over 160 appearances for the Gunners during the war and made further competitive appearances during the 1945–46 and 1946–47 seasons, before leaving Highbury in December 1946. Nelson made 29 competitive appearances and scored four goals in over a decade with Arsenal.
Wartime guest appearances
Nelson guested for Clapton Orient, Tottenham Hotspur, Brentford and Chesterfield during the Second World War and made three appearances for Southern League side Colchester United during the 1945–46 season.
Fulham
Nelson joined Division Two club Fulham in December 1946, remaining at Craven Cottage until August 1947. He made 24 appearances and scored four goals for the club.
Brentford
Nelson and Fulham teammate Peter Buchanan signed for newly relegated Division Two side Brentford in a £6,000 deal in August 1947. He was a regular at wing half and departed Griffin Park in February 1950, having made 113 appearances and scored five goals.
Queens Park Rangers
Nelson transferred to Brentford's Division Two rivals Queens Park Rangers in February 1950, in an exchange deal for Bill Pointon. He remained at Loftus Road for just over two years and departed having made 31 appearances.
Crystal Palace
Nelson dropped down to the Division Three South to sign for Crystal Palace in March 1952 and made just 12 league appearances before departing the following year.
Ashford Town (Kent)
Nelson saw out his career with a player-manager spell at Kent League side Ashford Town between March 1953 and December 1955.
Personal life
Nelson served as a sergeant in the British Army during the Second World War.