Albert Bradley


Full Name: Albert Bradley
Born: 10/05/1896 (Bradford)
Died: 16/03/1969 (Bradford)

Heritage Number: 519
Debut Match*: 13/11/1926 v Rotherham United (Football League)
Last Match*: 30/04/1927 v Chesterfield (Football League)
* Qualifying Games


He came to Southport with an impressive record of 22 goals in 39 League matches for Bradford – his best return being 10 goals in 10 games in 1923-24. He showed all the signs of going onto an outstanding career before a long spell out of the game intervened following a broken shin bone sustained against Rochdale on the 24th March 1923.

On being released by Bradford he had a short spell with Selby Town and then continued this high scoring ratio at Haig Avenue playing in all the matches of the FA Cup run which ended in the fourth round at Liverpool.

An all-round sportsman he was a good fast bowler and boxed in the Army until invalided out when he lost the middle finger is right hand at the Dardanelles.

He was employed in a Bradford wool warehouse all his working life.

Southport Playing Stats

First Team

Heritage Qualifying League Only Cup Only Other Only All
Season Qualifying Starts Qualifying Subs Qualifying Appearances Qualifying Goals League Starts League Subs Total League Appearances League Goals Cup Starts Cup Subs Total CupAppearances Cup Goals Other Starts Other Subs Total Other Appearances Other Goals Total Starts Total Subs Total Appearances Total Goals
1926/192716(0)16911(0)1175(0)520(0)0016(0)169
Total16(0)16911(0)1175(0)520(0)0016(0)169