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About Harold Wadsworth:
“Wadsworth is diminutive, but he’s tricky, cunning, quite robust for his size, and has bad fault of doubling back.”
(Derby Daily Telegraph: January 27, 1928)
“Wadsworth, one of the many players Liverpool put on offer during the close season, is of small stature, but big in football craft and has a pair of twinkling feet that dazzle a half-back. Fast, he has a body swerve that deceives and his centring ability is accurate. Young, he should do Leicester a deal of good.”
(Nottingham Journal: June 21, 1924)
Born: October 1, 1898: Bootle, in England.
Passed away: November 2, 1975: Chesterfield, in England..
Nickname: ‘Our Kid’.
Position: Outside left.
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Career:
Tranmere Rovers, 1915.
Liverpool, 1918.
* Signed professional terms: May 13, 1919.
** Transferred to Leicester City.
Leicester City: Signed: June 20, 1924.
** Transfer-listed, 1927.
Nottingham Forest: Signed: April 29, 1927.
Millwall: Signed: June 21, 1928.
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Derby Daily Telegraph: January 27, 1928.
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My Surname is Wadsworth. My grandfathers name was Walter Wadsworth who I believe came originally from the East End of London. I was wondering if there is a family link?
Hi Barry,
I must admit I have not looked too much into the history of the Wadsworth brothers, but I know that there is a family website than have quite a lot of information about them: http://www.old.ourfamilyhistory.org.uk/indiI27.html.
I will also ask around my contacts.
Kjell