clacton town造句

• Born in Galashiels, Johnstone joined Scottish amateur club Clacton Town.
• Bicknell left Clacton Town in 1963 to become a bookmaker.
• Upon his release from Colchester, Lundstrum joined non-league Clacton Town.
• In 1973, Smith had short spells with both Clacton Town as an outfield player.
• Wright decided to leave Colchester at the end of the Clacton Town where he lived.
• He retired due to injury in December 1981, but later returned to play for Clacton Town.
• After leaving Colchester, Campbell went on to play for a number of Essex-based non-league teams including Clacton Town.
• After leaving Sudbury he took over as manager of Clacton Town in 2002, and became the club's Director of Football in 2003.
• Badger started his career in Essex, playing for Clacton Town ( as a contemporary of Brentford in 1908 and Nottingham Forest the following year.
• After leaving Colchester, Smith served during World War II, before returning to play for Clacton Town with a number of other former Colchester United players.
• A regular in the heart of the defence for seven years, he played some 268 times for the U's before leaving to sign for Clacton Town.
• On leaving Colchester, Barrell returned to non-league football with Clacton Town and then emigrated to New Zealand in 1963 where he played local football for Kamo Whangarei.
• In the summer of 2007, Reeves was named as joint-manager of F . C . Clacton following the club's name change from Clacton Town, managing alongside David Coyle, helping run the club during their first season in its new guise.