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About Jack Reynolds:
“A remarkably smart half-back. For his inches a perfect wonder. Knew every ‘trick of the trade’, and usually showed up well in big matches. Had a happy knack of scoring at critical moments. Something of a roamer, he had the unique distinction of representing both Ireland and England in International matches. Had an eye to the humorous side of football.”
(The Villa News and Record: September 1, 1906)

Born: February 21, 1869: Blackburn (Lancashire), England.
Passed away: March 12, 1917: Sheffield (Yorkshire), England.
** Media reported that his death occurred on Tuesday, March 13, 1917.

Nick name: Baldy.

Position: Right half.

Height: 166 cm. (5ft. 5 ½in.);
Weight: 78 kilos (12st. 4lb.).

Career:
Blackburn Park Road: 1884.
Witton: 1884.
Blackburn Rovers: 1884.
Blackburn Park Road: 1886.
East Lancashire Regiment: 1886.
Distillery: 1888.
Ulster: 1890.
West Bromwich Albion: Signed: March, 1891.
* 1890-91: 0-0 (Football League); 0-0 (FA Cup);
* 1891-92: 17-2 (Football League); 7-2 (FA Cup);
* 1892-93: 20-1 (Football League 1); 0-0 (FA Cup);
** Transferred to Aston Villa for £50.
Aston Villa: Signed: May 13, 1893.
* 1893-94: 26-7 (Football League 1); 4-0 (FA Cup);
* 1894-95: 24-6 (Football League 1); 4-0 (FA Cup);
* 1895-96: 22-2 (Football League 1); 0-0 (FA Cup);
* 1896-97: 24-2 (Football League 1); 6-0 (FA Cup);
Celtic: Signed: May 8, 1897.
* 1897-98: 4-1 (Scottish League 1); 0-0 (FA Cup).
Southampton: Signed: January 28, 1898.
* 1897-98: 2-0 (Southern League 1).
Bristol St. George: 1899.
New Zealand: 1900.
Stockport County: 1903.
* 1903-04: 1-0 (Football League 2); 0-0 (FA Cup);
Willesden Town: 1904.

Merits:
Ireland A 5-1: (v. Wales: February 8, 1890; v. England: March 15, 1890 ‘1g’; v. Wales: February 7, 1891; v. England: March 7, 1891; v. Scotland: March 28, 1891).
England A 8-2: (v. Scotland: April 2, 1892; v. Wales: March 13, 1893 ‘1g’; v. Scotland: April 1, 1893; v. Ireland: March 3, 1894; v. Scotland: April 7, 1894 ‘1g’; v. Scotland: April 6, 1895; v. Wales: March 29, 1897; v. Scotland: April 3, 1897).
Football League First Division Winner: 1893-94 (Aston Villa), 18965-96 (Aston Villa), 1896-97 (Aston Villa).
FA Cup Winner: 1891-92 (West Bromwich Albion); 1894-95 (Aston Villa), 1896-97 (Aston Villa).
Scottish League First Division Winner: 1897-98 (Celtic).

Image(s):
Edinburgh Evening News: March 21, 1892.

Sporting Life: April 10, 1897.

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