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Brian Turner

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New Zealand footballer

New Zealand FootballersBorn 1949 · age 77

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Brian Alfred Turner is a New Zealand football former player, who was a prominent squad member during the country's first successful campaign to qualify for the FIFA World Cup, in 1982. He was assistant coach for the New Zealand national team that played in the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

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Teams 13

Bay Olympic1986-1988

University-Mount Wellington1984-1985

Papatoetoe AFC1983-1983

Gisborne City AFC1982-1982

Wollongong Wolves FC1981-1981

Blacktown City FC1981-1981

University-Mount Wellington1972-1980

Brentford F.C.1970-1972

Portsmouth F.C.1969-1970

Chelsea F.C.1968-1969

Three Kings United1967-1967

New Zealand men's national football team1967-1982

Mount Albert-Ponsonby1966-1966

Career record

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1984-198540

1983-1983214

1982-1982191

1981-198170

1981-1981112

1972-198015562

1970-1972927

1969-197040

1968-196900

1967-19671510

1967-19825921

1966-196623

Connected to Brian 6

Jenny BindonAlso played for Three Kings United

Ken ArmstrongAlso played for Gisborne City AFC Adrian AlstonAlso played for Wollongong Wolves FC Billy McClureAlso played for Papatoetoe AFC

Tamati WilliamsAlso played for University-Mount Wellington

Bernie Ibini-IseiAlso played for Blacktown City FC

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