Dick White (footballer)

For other people with the same name, see Richard White.

Dick White (18 August 1931 - 15 June 2002) was a professional footballer from 1950 to 1964.^[1]

External links

Player profile at LFChistory.net

York (1922–24)
Matthews (1924–25)
Collier (1925–30)
Cawthorne (1930)
Dainty (1931–32)
Loasby (1932–35)
Potter (1937–38)
Riches (1938–39)
Molloy (1945–47)
Riches (1948–49)
Calder (1950–56)
Lawton (1956–57)
Mather (1957–58)
Froggatt (1958–61)
Akers (1961–63)
Lawton (1963–64)
White (1964–65)
Swindin (1965)
Gammon (1965–71)
Atkinson (1971–74)
Vowden (1974–75)
Dougan (1975–77)
Jones (1977–79)
Clarke (1979–82)
Conde (1982–83)
Masson (1983)
Needham (1983–86)
Buckley (1986–88)
Morris (1988–92)
Cusack (1992)
Carr (1992–95)
Johnson (1995–96)
Berry (1996–98)
Morris (1998–2001)
Shutt (2001–03)
Genovese (2003)
Platnauer (2003)
Wilson (2003–05)
Gascoigne (2005)
Wilson (2005–06)
Maison (2006–07)
Westley (2007)
Cooper (2007–09)
Harper (2009–10)
Law (2010–11)
Stimson (2011–12)
Cooper (2012)
Westwood (2012)
Beck (2012)
Doyle (2012–13)
Baillie (2013)
Thomas (2013–14)
Baillie & Machin (2014–15)
Law (2015–)

Reference

↑ "Dick White". Barry Hugman's Footballers Post-War Premier & Football League Players' Records. Retrieved 24 September 2015.

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