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Herbert Broughall Lipsham (29
April 1878 – 22
March 1932) was a
professional footballer who won the 1902 FA Cup
Final with
Sheffield United. Educated...
- from b****ist duties, the band was
joined by
Daniel Lohrey and
drummer Joe
Lipsham.
Currently residing in Melbourne, Australia, the band
signed with Resist...
- Jack
Lipsham (1881 – 1959) was an
English footballer. He pla**** in The
Football League for Liverpool,
although much of his
career was
spent in non–league...
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managers since the
appointment of the club's
first professional manager, Bert
Lipsham on 4 May 1911. From 1890 to 1910,
Millwall directors Kidd,
Stopher and...
- on Sa****ay, 9
February and
Sheffield United won 2–1 with
goals by Bert
Lipsham and Fred Priest. Sunderland's goal was
scored by
Colin McLatchie. Sheffield...
- by
Steven A.
Davis and
Rajneel Singh. It
stars Steven A. Davis,
Farrah Lipsham,
Fasitua Amosa, and
Vaughan Beckley. Its name is a
deliberate pun using...
- Earl of
Chester Lee Latchford-Evans,
singer Eric Lee (footballer) Bert
Lipsham,
footballer Hugh Lloyd,
actor Frank Eric Lloyd,
author of
Rhodesian Patrol...
- 1940–1953 224 0 224 1 Joe
Lievesley England GK 1904–1912 288 0 288 0 Bert
Lipsham England MF 1900–1908 259 0 259 34 John
MacPhail Scotland DF 1979–1983...
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Retrieved 25
September 2018.
Herbert Lipsham at Englandstats.com,
Retrieved 25
September 2018 "England players: Bert
Lipsham". englandfootballonline. Retrieved...
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Shrewsbury and Commander-in-Chief of the
Forces George Lloyd,
clergyman Bert
Lipsham,
England international footballer and FA Cup
winner with
Sheffield United...
