Terry Allcock

English footballer and cricketer

Terry Allcock - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 10th, 1935
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2024
2 years ago — 89 years old

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Athletes & Sports Figures

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Played as a professional footballer and cricketer during the mid-20th century. In football, had a prominent career as a forward with Norwich City, contributing to the team's successes in the Football League. In cricket, represented Norfolk in the Minor Counties Championship, showcasing skills in both sports during a notable era.

Played as a forward for Norwich City

Competed in the Minor Counties Championship for Norfolk

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