1928-29 Arsenal FC Roster
The Football League First Division (TFL1)
England, Level I
Team Record: 16-13-13 - 45 points
Finishing 9th in TFL1
Location: Kent, England
1928-29 Arsenal FC StatisticsEngland, Level I
Team Record: 16-13-13 - 45 points
Finishing 9th in TFL1
Location: Kent, England
Arsenal FC of The Football League First Division ended the 1928-29 season with a record of 16 wins, 13 draws and 13 losses for 45 points finishing ninth in TFL1.
The club recorded 77 goals and allowed 72. David Jack scored 25 goals for the squad, while Len Thompson, Harry Peel, Charlie Jones, Joe Hulme and Jimmy Brain each tallied five or more also.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alf Baker | M, D | April 27, 1898 | 5'8" | Ilkeston, England | |
| Charlie Barley | M | October 30, 1904 | Staveley, England | ||
| Billy Blyth | M, F | June 17, 1895 | 5'8" | Dalkeith, Scotland | |
| Jimmy Brain | F | September 11, 1900 | 5'9" | Bristol, England | |
| Jack Butler | August 14, 1894 | Colombo, Sri Lanka | |||
| Horace Cope | D | May 24, 1899 | Treeton, England | ||
| Eddie Hapgood | D | September 24, 1908 | Bristol, England | ||
| Syd Hoar | F | November 28, 1895 | Leagrave, England | ||
| Joe Hulme | F | August 26, 1904 | 5'8" | Stafford, England | |
| David Jack | April 3, 1899 | Bolton, England | |||
| Bob John | M, D | February 3, 1899 | 5'7" | Barry, Wales | |
| Charlie Jones | F, M | December 12, 1899 | 5'7" | Troed-y-rhiw, Wales | |
| Jack Lambert | F | May 2, 1902 | Rotherham, England | ||
| Daniel Lewis | G | December 4, 1902 | , Wales | ||
| Tom Parker | D | November 19, 1897 | Southampton, England | ||
| Ray Parkin | F, M | January 28, 1911 | 5'10" | Crook, England | |
| Willie Paterson | G | September 16, 1902 | 6'3" | 196 | Dunfermline, Scotland |
| Harry Peel | F | March 26, 1900 | 5'10" | Bradford, England | |
| Herbie Roberts | M | February 19, 1905 | Oswestry, England | ||
| Len Thompson | F | February 18, 1901 | 5'7" | Sheffield, England | |
| Reg Tricker | F | October 5, 1904 | Karachi, India |
