1964-65 Chelsea FC Roster
The Football League First Division (TFL1)
England, Level I
Team Record: 24-10-8 - 56 points
Finishing 3rd in TFL1
Location: Fulham, England
1964-65 Chelsea FC StatisticsEngland, Level I
Team Record: 24-10-8 - 56 points
Finishing 3rd in TFL1
Location: Fulham, England
Chelsea FC of The Football League First Division ended the 1964-65 season with a record of 24 wins, 8 draws and 10 losses for 56 points finishing third in TFL1.
The team topped the circuit with 89 goals. The team surrendered 54 goals.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peter Bonetti | G | September 27, 1941 | 5'11" | 154 | Putney, England |
| John Boyle | December 25, 1946 | Motherwell, Scotland | |||
| Barry Bridges | F | April 29, 1941 | Horsford, England | ||
| John Dunn | G | June 21, 1944 | Barking, England | ||
| George Graham | November 30, 1944 | Bargeddie, Scotland | |||
| Allan Harris | D | December 28, 1942 | Hackney, London England | ||
| Ron Harris | D | November 13, 1944 | Hackney, England | ||
| Marvin Hinton | February 2, 1940 | Norwood, England | |||
| John Hollins | D, M | July 16, 1946 | 5'8" | Guildford, England | |
| Peter Houseman | F | December 24, 1945 | Battersea, England | ||
| Tommy Knox | F | September 5, 1939 | Glasgow, Scotland | ||
| Jim McCalliog | September 23, 1946 | Glasgow, Scotland | |||
| Eddie McCreadie | April 15, 1940 | Glasgow, Scotland | |||
| John Mortimore | D | September 23, 1934 | Farnborough, England | ||
| Bert Murray | September 22, 1942 | Hoxton, England | |||
| Ken Shellito | April 18, 1940 | East Ham, England | |||
| Billy Sinclair | March 21, 1947 | Glasgow, Scotland | |||
| Jimmy Smart | January 9, 1947 | Dundee, Scotland | |||
| Bobby Tambling | F | September 18, 1941 | 6'1" | Storrington, England | |
| Frank Upton | D | October 18, 1934 | 5'11" | Atherstone, England | |
| Terry Venables | January 6, 1943 | Bethnal Green (London), England | |||
| Ian Watson | January 7, 1944 | London, England | |||
| Allan Young | D | January 20, 1941 | Hornsey, England |
