Stan Hanson
Football, Football player
1915 – 1987
Who was Stan Hanson?
Stan Hanson was an English footballer who played for Bolton Wanderers for his whole professional career.
Starting off as an amateur with Liverpool and Southport he turned down Aston Villa to sign professional forms for Bolton in October 1935.
He did not make the goalkeepers shirt his own until the 1938-39 season and then his career was interrupted by the Second World War, where he saw service in the Royal Artillery.
He returned to top flight football and stayed playing with Bolton until he was nearly 40. He was Bolton's keeper in the Matthews' Cup Final. When he retired from football he stayed with the club as coach of the reserve side as well as running the post office near Burnden Park.
Stan Hanson had a brother, Alf Hanson, who also played for Liverpool as well as Chelsea.
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