About Billy Langham
Lived 1876 – 1927 (aged 50–51). Billy Langham was a British association football player.
William Langham (1876–1927)
He played for Notts County in the late 1890s scoring 15 times in 47 appearances for them before playing for Bristol City and Leicester Fosse. He joined Doncaster Rovers for their first season in the Football League scoring 16 goals in the 65 League and Cup games he played for them over two seasons. After they failed re-election in 1905, he was sold to Gainsborough Trinity.
Langham returned to Rovers for the 1906−07 season scoring 9 goals including 4 in a 7−1 win against Grantham Avenue. He was sold to Lincoln City in March 1907 for a fee of £75, and appeared in a total of 58 Football League games for them, scoring 21 times.
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Who was Billy Langham?
Footballer (1876-1927)
When was Billy Langham born?
Billy Langham was born in 1876 in Lenton.
When did Billy Langham die?
Billy Langham died in 1927 in Doncaster.
What was Billy Langham's occupation?
Billy Langham was an association football player.
What nationality was Billy Langham?
Billy Langham was British.
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