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Eric Gill

b. 1930

Association football player (born 1930)

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About Eric Gill

Born 1930. Eric Gill is a British association football player.

Life and career

Gill was born in Camden, London. Gill kept goal for the Brighton team that won the 1957–58 Third Division South title, and remained with the club for another two seasons, by which time Dave Hollins had taken over first-team duties. He then made another 225 appearances in the Southern League for Guildford City. He and his wife, Ida, ran a hotel in Brighton while he was still playing for the club, and he continued in that trade after his retirement from football.

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Also known as
Eric Norman Gill

People in Eric Gill's life

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Eric Gill?

association football player (born 1930)

When was Eric Gill born?

Eric Gill was born on 3 November 1930 in Camden Town.

What is Eric Gill's occupation?

Eric Gill is an association football player.

What nationality is Eric Gill?

Eric Gill is British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Eric Gill

· Wikidata: Q56253827

· DBpedia: Eric Gill (footballer)

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MLA: "Eric Gill." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/eric-gill/.

Chicago: "Eric Gill." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/eric-gill/.

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