Johnny Haynes
Footballer with Fulham FC legacy
Footballer with Fulham FC legacy
Athletes & Sports Figures
United Kingdom
Played as a central midfielder, renowned for exceptional passing skills and leadership on the pitch. Spent the majority of career at Fulham FC, joining the club as a teenager in 1952. Achieved the milestone of becoming the first player to earn a £100 weekly salary in British football, symbolizing both personal and professional success. Represented the national team, earning 56 caps and scoring 5 goals. Known for consistent performances during the 1950s and early 1960s, contributing significantly to Fulham's reputation in English football.
First player to earn a £100 weekly salary
56 caps for the England national team
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