Ernest Proud
Ernest Proud also known as Ernest Barton Proud (fl. ?-?) was an English amateur goalkeeper. In club football, he played for Bishop Auckland F.C..[1][2]
Career
He played 3 matches and conceded 3 goals in these matches. [3] In the 20 April 1908 match against Germany (win by 5:1) that was Germany team's first home match, there were two penalty kicks given against England. The referee of that match was from the opposing country, Germany: Paul Neumann. Fritz Förderer missed (shot over) the first penalty and converted the second kick accordingly in the 15th and 20th minutes. [4][5]
| Date | Team1 | Score | Score | Team2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01/11/1906 | France | 0 | 15 | England Amateurs |
| 20/04/1908 | Germany | 1 | 5 | England Amateurs |
| 19/04/1909 | Belgium | 2 | 8 | England Amateurs |
References
- ↑ Bishop Auckland F.C. players
- ↑ "Ernest Proud". worldfootball.net.
- ↑ England Amateur National Team's matches
- ↑ "Germany vs England*, 20 April 1908". eu-football.info.
- ↑ Match report in DFB
External links
- Profil of Ernest Proud - worldfootball.net
- Profil of Ernest Proud - transfermarkt.com
- Profil of Ernest Proud - www.11v11.com
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