Arthur Horsfield
Forward, Football player
1946 –
Who is Arthur Horsfield?
Arthur Horsfield is a former football striker.
He joined Middlesbrough as an apprentice - "I was in my local under eleven’s side at the age of nine, and Joe Soones, the Boro scout was the first one on the scene, knocking on my door and turning up at the matches." - and eventually made 111 appearances for the club scoring 51 league goals and helping them win promotion to the Second Division in the 1966-67 season. During his time at the club he was also included in the England Youth international team.
After an acrimonious period at Middlesbrough, he left the club in January 1969 after a heated exchange with the then manager Stan Anderson.
'When I left, it stemmed from being dropped again after we got beat 0-3 at Bristol City. I was really angry and lost my rag. I went into Stan's office and had a right go at him. I remember we were still 'exchanging views' after I had stormed out of his office and was on my way down the stairs! When I’d got to the bottom he shouted out "If you don’t f****** like it, you know what to do!" So I shouted back "yeah, well you can have it from me in writing tomorrow morning."
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- Born
- Jul 5, 1946
Newcastle upon Tyne - Nationality
- England
- Lived in
- Newcastle upon Tyne
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on July 23, 2013
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