Ted Bates

Footballer and manager; Southampton FC

Ted Bates - Athletes & Sports Figures born May 3rd, 1918
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Born in England, a footballer and manager made significant contributions to the sport. Played primarily as a centre-half for Southampton FC from 1936 to 1953, earning over 400 appearances. Transitioned to management with Southampton, leading the team to several key successes, including promotion to the First Division. His tenure as manager spanned from 1960 to 1973, overseeing the club during a transformative period.

Played over 400 matches for Southampton FC

Managed Southampton FC to First Division promotion

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