Fred Priest

Fred Priest
Personal information
The 1901 FA Cup Final team; Priest is standing second from the right.
Full name	Alfred Ernest Priest
Date of birth	1874
Place of birth	Guisborough, England
Date of death	5 May 1922(1922-05-05)
Place of death	Hartlepool, England
Playing position	Outside left / Inside left
Youth career
	Darlington
–	South Bank
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1896–1905	Sheffield United	209	(72)
1905–1906	South Bank
1906–1908	Middlesbrough	13	(0)
1908–1909	Hartlepools United
National team
1900	England	1	(0)
Teams managed
1908–1912	Hartlepools United
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Alfred Ernest Priest (1874 – 5 May 1922) was a professional footballer from the North East of England who won the 1899 and 1902 FA Cup finals with Sheffield United.

Playing career

Priest was born in Guisborough and played for Darlington and South Bank before joining Sheffield United in 1896. He made his debut for The Blades in the Football League First Division in the 1896-97 season, playing mainly as outside left, and helped United win the Football League championship in 1897-98. That same year Priest was also in the United side that suffered a huge F A cup upset at Port Vale.^[1]

After his career in football ended, he remained in Hartlepool becoming a publican until his death on 5 May 1922.^[2]

References

↑ Burslem Port Vale vs Sheffield United 1898 Match report
↑ Graham Betts (2006). England: Player by player. Green Umbrella Publishing. p. 194. ISBN 1-905009-63-1.

External links

Fred Priest England profile at Englandstats
England profile

Hartlepool United F.C. – managers

Priest (1908–12)
Humphreys (1912–13)
Manners (1913–20)
Potter (1920–22)
Gordon (1922–24)
Manners (1924–27)
Norman (1927–31)
Carr (1932–35)
Hamilton (1935–40)
Westgarth (1943–57)
Middleton (1957–59)
Robinson (1959–62)
Chilton (1962–63)
Gurney (1963–64)
Williams (1964–65)
Twentyman (1965)
Clough (1965–67)
McLean (1967–70)
Simpson (1970–71)
Ashurst (1971–74)
Hale (1974–76)
Horner (1976–83)
Duncan (1983)
Docherty (1983)
Horner (1983–86)
Bird (1986–88)
Moncur (1988–89)
Knowles (1989–91)
A. Murray (1991–93)
Busby (1993)
MacPhail (1993–94)
McCreery (1994–95)
Houchen (1995–96)
Tait (1996–99)
Baker and Honour (1999)
Turner (1999–2002)
Newell (2002–03)
N. Cooper (2003–05)
Scott (2005–06)
Stephenson (2006)
Wilson (2006–08)
Turner (2008–10)
Wadsworth (2010–11)
Barron (2011)
N. Cooper (2011–12)
Barron (2012)
Hughes (2012–13)
C. Cooper (2013–14)
P. Murray (2014)
Moore (2014–16)
Hignett (2016–)

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