Player

Jack Percival

Vital Statistics

Born
Friday, May 16, 1913
Place of Birth
Patrington
Nation
England

Biography

Born in the village of Pittington, Co Durham on 16th May 1913, wing half Jack Percival played football as a youth for Durham City before joining Manchester City in 1933. In his 13 years at Maine Road, he made 168 League appearances, scoring 8 times and helping City to win the First Division title in 1936-37 (for the first time in their history) and the Second Division title in 1946-47. Between 1947 and 1949, he was with Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic, playing 52 times for The Cherries, netting just once. He ended his footballing career in the 1950's, back in his native North-East, as coach with Murton Colliery Welfare FC. He died in 1979, aged 66. 

Career History

ClubDate JoinedDate LeftTypeJoined FromLeft ToFee PaidFee Received
AFC Bournemouth05/1947 05/1949 PermanentManchester CityUnknownUnknown

Playing Record for AFC Bournemouth

Squad InvolvementsAppearancesStartedSubstituteUnused SubWinsDrawsLossesGoalsPenaltiesOwn GoalsYellowRed
4440031000000

Matches by Season

DateCompetitionHomeScoreAwayAtt.Involvement
October 23, 1948Division Three (South)Leyton Orient crestLeyton Orient1-2Bournemouth And Boscombe Athletic crestBournemouth And Boscombe Athletic18880
November 13, 1948Division Three (South)Bournemouth And Boscombe Athletic crestBournemouth And Boscombe Athletic3-0Swindon Town crestSwindon Town19495

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