About Alf Peachey
Born 1908. Alf Peachey was a British association football player.
Alfred Peachey (born 1908) was an English professional footballer who played as a centre half.
Career Born in St Helens, Peachey played for Atherton Collieries, Bradford City and Torquay United. For Bradford City, he made 191 appearances in the Football League; he also made 10 FA Cup appearances.
Peachey later joined Sligo Rovers and helped them to the final of the FAI Cup in 1939 which was lost to Shelbourne after a replay. He made 60 appearances for the club and also served as trainer.
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Who was Alf Peachey?
English footballer (born 1908)
When was Alf Peachey born?
Alf Peachey was born in 1908 in St Helens.
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Alf Peachey was an association football player.
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Alf Peachey was British.
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