Albert Quixall

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English footballer (1933-2020)

United Kingdom FootballersLived 1933 to 2020 · aged 87

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Manchester United F.C. in 1960 - from the left, standing: Maurice Setters, Bill Foulkes, Ronnie Cope, Harry Gregg, Albert Scanlon, Bobby Charlton. Front row: Warren Bradley, Albert Quixall, Dennis Viollet, Shay Brennan and Joe Carolan.

Teams 8

Radcliffe F.C.1968-1968

Altrincham F.C.1967-1967

Stockport County F.C.1966-1967

Oldham Athletic A.F.C.1964-1966

Manchester United F.C.1958-1964

England men's national association football team1954-1955

Sheffield Wednesday F.C.1950-1958

England national under-21 association football team

Career record

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1967-196730

1966-1967130

1964-19663711

1958-196416550

1954-195550

1950-195824163

Connected to Albert 6

Frank WorthingtonAlso played for Radcliffe F.C.

Ryan ShottonAlso played for Altrincham F.C.

Mike PollittAlso played for Altrincham F.C.Mark HalsteadAlso played for Radcliffe F.C.Matt CrooksAlso played for Radcliffe F.C.Sean ClancyAlso played for Altrincham F.C.

About this person

Albert Quixall was an English professional footballer who played as an inside-forward. He joined Sheffield Wednesday as a youth and debuted in their professional side in 1951. He played almost 250 league games for Wednesday and became known as the "Golden Boy", also featuring five times for the England national team. Quixall joined Manchester United in 1958 for a record transfer fee, a signing made by Matt Busby to rebuild his team following the Munich air disaster. Quixall played 184 games for United and was regarded by Bobby Charlton as key to many of his goals in this era. He ended his football career at Oldham Athletic and Stockport County. In retirement he lived in Greater Manchester and ran a scrap metal firm.

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