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Brian Disbury

b. 1951

British field hockey player

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About Brian Disbury

Born 1951. Brian Disbury is a field hockey player.

Brian R. Disbury (born Q1.1951) is a former British hockey international.

Biography Disbury, born in Aylebury, played club hockey for Redditch Hockey Club in the Men's England Hockey League and represented the Midlands and Worcestershire at county level.

While at Redditch, he was called into the England training camp in 1973 and made his debut for England in 1974 and Great Britain in 1975.

After retiring from competitive hockey he joined the Great Britain set up and was the assistant manager to the bronze medal-winning side at the 1984 Summer Olympics.

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1951
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Frequently asked questions

Who is Brian Disbury?

British field hockey player

When was Brian Disbury born?

Brian Disbury was born in 1951.

What is Brian Disbury's occupation?

Brian Disbury is a field hockey player.

Sources & further reading

Β· Wikipedia: Brian Disbury

Β· Wikidata: Q135209884

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