1949-50 Aston Villa Roster
The Football League First Division (TFL1)
England, Level I
Team Record: 15-15-12 - 42 points
Finishing 12th in TFL1
Location: Aston, England
1949-50 Aston Villa StatisticsEngland, Level I
Team Record: 15-15-12 - 42 points
Finishing 12th in TFL1
Location: Aston, England
Aston Villa of The Football League First Division ended the 1949-50 season with a record of 15 wins, 12 draws and 15 losses for 42 points finishing twelfth in TFL1.
The club scored 61 goals and allowed 61. Trevor Ford netted 18 goals for the squad, while Billy Goffin and Johnny Dixon contributed five or more as well.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miller Craddock | September 21, 1926 | Bromesberrow, England | |||
| Pat Daly | December 4, 1927 | Dublin, Ireland | |||
| Johnny Dixon | F | December 10, 1923 | 5'10" | Hebburn-on-Tyne, England | |
| Dicky Dorsett | F | December 3, 1919 | Brownhills, England | ||
| George Edwards | April 1, 1918 | Great Yarmouth, England | |||
| Trevor Ford | F | October 1, 1923 | Swansea, Wales | ||
| Colin Gibson | September 16, 1923 | Middlesbrough, England | |||
| Billy Goffin | F | December 12, 1920 | Amington, England | ||
| Jimmy Harrison | February 12, 1921 | Leicester, England | |||
| Syd Howarth | June 28, 1923 | Newport, Wales | |||
| Keith Jones | G | October 23, 1928 | Nantyglo, Wales | ||
| Eddie Lowe | July 11, 1925 | Halesowen, England | |||
| Reg Lowe | D | December 15, 1926 | Halesowen, England | ||
| Con Martin | D, G | March 20, 1923 | Rush, Ireland | ||
| Amos Moss | August 28, 1921 | Birmingham, England | |||
| Frank Moss | D | September 16, 1917 | Aston, England | ||
| Harry Parkes | January 4, 1920 | Birmingham, England | |||
| Ivor Powell | July 5, 1916 | Bargoed, Wales | |||
| Joe Rutherford | G | September 20, 1914 | Fatfield, England | ||
| Herbie Smith | F | December 17, 1922 | Small Heath, England | ||
| Les Smith | F | March 13, 1918 | Ealing, England | ||
| Alan Wakeman | G | November 20, 1920 | Leamore, England |
