Frank Moss
Football, Football player
1909 – 1970
Who was Frank Moss?
Frank Moss was an English football player and manager.
A goalkeeper, Moss was born in Leyland, Lancashire, and first played for Preston North End, joining them in 1928. After a year and 24 games for Preston, he joined Oldham Athletic. He played 29 league games in one-and-a-half seasons, before signing for Arsenal in November 1931 for £3,000.
Moss immediately took the first-team keeper's jersey from Charlie Preedy, and was a near ever-present for the Gunners for the next four seasons; he won a hat-trick of First Division titles and played in the 1932 FA Cup Final, which Arsenal lost to Newcastle United after a controversial equaliser from Jack Allen, where the ball went behind the goal-line and out of play before being crossed back in for Allen to score.
Moss also played five times for England, making his debut on 14 April 1934 against Scotland at Wembley, keeping a clean sheet as England won 3-0. His final match for England was the "Battle of Highbury" match against World Champions Italy on 14 November 1935 at Highbury, in which seven Arsenal players started the match; England won 3-2.
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- Born
- Nov 5, 1909
Leyland - Nationality
- England
- Lived in
- Leyland
- Died
- Feb 7, 1970
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on July 23, 2013
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