Graham Shaw playing his first game for England in October 1958

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England 5 (Haynes 3, Charlton (pen), Lofthouse) USSR 0

England team: Colin McDonald (Burnley), Don Howe (WBA), Graham Shaw (Sheff Utd), Ron Clayton (Blackburn), Billy Wright (Wolves), Bill Slater (Wolves), Bryan Douglas (Blackburn), Bobby Charlton (Man Utd), Nat Lofthouse (Bolton), Johnny Haynes (Fulham), Tom Finney (Preston).

 

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England 5 (Haynes 3, Charlton (pen), Lofthouse) USSR 0

England team: Colin McDonald (Burnley), Don Howe (WBA), Graham Shaw (Sheff Utd), Ron Clayton (Blackburn), Billy Wright (Wolves), Bill Slater (Wolves), Bryan Douglas (Blackburn), Bobby Charlton (Man Utd), Nat Lofthouse (Bolton), Johnny Haynes (Fulham), Tom Finney (Preston).

Great footage, nice shots of Graham Shaw making a good debut, and simple clear commentary. Several months after Munich, it was sad to see no Duncan Edwards at number 6. Good to see Bobby Charlton score a penalty - he only ever missed against true greats

 

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Great footage, nice shots of Graham Shaw making a good debut, and simple clear commentary. Several months after Munich, it was sad to see no Duncan Edwards at number 6. Good to see Bobby Charlton score a penalty - he only ever missed against true greats

Only 1 player from a current top 6 club....how times change...

 

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Errr - current top 6 club... I mean ...the self-proclaimed top 6 clubs...

 

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Interesting read on the link about Graham he was indeed a classy left back

Anybody remember Graham Shaw?

I remember he played for that other team, what's its name, Sheffield United, thats it. The last time I read anything about him, he was managing Skegness or Boston, but that was way back. Where did he go from there. I knew him when we were kids around Fowler St, little Hayward Rd etc; occasionaly ...

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