About Edmund Eyre
Lived 1882 – 1943 (aged 60–61). Edmund Eyre was a British association football player.
Edmund Eyre (23 December 1882 – 1943), also known by the nickname of Nin ty Eyre, Eyre moved into the Football League with Birmingham in 1907, finishing his first full season as leading scorer, though with only nine goals for a struggling side who were relegated from the First Division. After scoring four goals in 15 games in the Second Division, he returned to the top flight with Aston Villa. In 1909–10 he contributed to Aston Villa's sixth Football League championship. The following year he moved on to Middlesbrough, returning to Birmingham in April 1914. He retired from football in 1919,
Honours Aston Villa Football League First Division champions: 1909–10
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Who was Edmund Eyre?
English footballer (1882-1943)
When was Edmund Eyre born?
Edmund Eyre was born on 2 December 1882 in Worksop.
When did Edmund Eyre die?
Edmund Eyre died in 1943 in Worksop.
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Edmund Eyre was an association football player.
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Edmund Eyre was British.
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