Date of birth 1902 Playing position Position Forward, Midfielder Place of death Toronto, Canada Role Football player | Date of death August 7, 1966 Name George Graham Years Team | |
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Similar People Bertie Mee, Tony Adams, Terry Neill, Charlie George, Frank McLintock | ||
Place of birth Londonderry, Ireland | ||
The george graham story making the dream come true 1989
George Graham was an Irish-Canadian soccer player who earned one cap with Canada in 1926. He played professionally in both Canada and the United States.
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- The george graham story making the dream come true 1989
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- Club
- International
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Club
Born in Ireland, Graham’s parents moved to Canada when he was fourteen and settled near Edmonton. Graham worked for the T. Eaton Company and played for the Eaton-sponsored Toronto Ulster United. In 1925, Graham joined Philadelphia Field Club of the American Soccer League. In 1927, he moved to the Fall River Marksmen, playing thirty league games and scoring seventeen goals. Near the end of the season, the Marksmen sent Graham to the Brooklyn Wanderers where he scored another two goals in four games. His combined goals total put him thirteenth on the league’s goals table that season. He then returned to Canada where he spent the remainder of his career with Toronto Ulster United. In 1929, Graham scored in the final as Toronto won the Carls-Rite Cup.
International
On November 6, 1926, Graham scored in Canada’s 2-6 away loss to the United States.
