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A-Z OF F A CUP FINAL PLAYERS, PROFILES
MICKLEWHITE-MILWARD
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MICKLEWHITE, GARY 1982
MIKEL, JOHN OBI 2007
MILBURN, JACKIE 1951 1952 1955
MILES 1905
MILLARD, LEN 1954
MILLER, BRIAN 1962
MILLER, PAUL 1981 1982
MILLER, T 1914
MILLERSHIP, WALTER 1935
MILLS, MICK 1978
MILLS-ROBERTS, DR ROBERT 1888 1889
MILNE, DR V 1924
MILNE, JIMMY 1937
MILTON 1925
MILWARD, ALF 1893 1897 1900
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MICKLEWHITE GARY
1982 QUEENS PARK RANGERS DREW SUBSTITUTE
1982 QUEENS PARK RANGERS LOST REPLAY SUBSTITUTED
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MIKEL JOHN OBI
2007 CHELSEA WON
NIGERIA INTERNATIONAL
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MILBURN JACKIE
1951 NEWCASTLE UNITED WON SCORED TWICE
1952 NEWCASTLE UNITED WON
1955 NEWCASTLE UNITED WON SCORED
ENGLAND INTERNATIONAL
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MILLARD LEN
1954 WEST BROMWICH ALBION WON CAPTAIN
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MILLER BRIAN
1962 BURNLEY LOST
ENGLAND INTERNATIONAL
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MILES
1905 ASTON VILLA WON
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MILLER PAUL
1981 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR DREW
1981 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR WON REPLAY
1982 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR DREW
1982 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR WON REPLAY
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MILLER T
1914 LIVERPOOL LOST
SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL
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MILLERSHIP WALTER
1935 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY WON
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MILLS MICK
1978 IPSWICH TOWN WON CAPTAIN
ENGLAND INTERNATIONAL
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MILLS-ROBERTS DR ROBERT H
1888 PRESTON NORTH END LOST GOALKEEPER
1889 PRESTON NORTH END WON GOALKEEPER
WALES INTERNATIONAL
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MILNE DR V
1924 ASTON VILLA LOST
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MILNE JIMMY
1937 PRESTON NORTH END LOST
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LEFT-ALF MILWARD
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MILTON
1925 SHEFFIELD UNITED WON
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MILWARD ALFRED [ALF] WEATHERALL
1893 EVERTON LOST
1897 EVERTON LOST
1900 SOUTHAMPTON LOST
ENGLAND INTERNATIONAL 4 CAPS 3 GOALS
Alf Milward was born on September 12th 1870 in Great Marlow in Buckinghamshire, the second son of John Milward. He attended Sir William Borlase’s grammar school in the town. At the time the school had a growing reputation for football which today had sadly been lost in favour of rugby but Alf remains one of the school’s most famous sporting sons. He played firstly for the school and then joined the old boys team the Old Borlasians before stepping up to the premier club in the area, Great Marlow. In 1888 Alf was recruited by Everton as the Merseysiders embarked on the first season in the football league. Milward’s greatest days came here, winning the league championship in 1891 and gaining four England caps, scoring three goals. Alf scored a hat-trick in Everton’s biggest ever victory, 11-2 over Derby in the F A cup in 1890. He spent nine years at Everton making 224 appearances and scoring 96 goals including two in Everton’s run to the final in 1893 from his position of outside left, and three times in their 1897 cup run. Everton lost both finals and any chance of a winners medal looked to have gone when Milward stepped down to non league football with New Brighton Tower in 1897. Alf helped his new club gain league status in his first season and helped the club to within three points of promotion to the top flight in his second. In 1899 though he moved on again, going back to non league football with Southampton. His first cup action for the Saints was to return to haunt his former club, Everton, scoring twice in a 3-0 win before adding two more goals as the non league club reached the final. Yet again though Milward left with a losers medal although he did finish the season as the club’s top scorer in the Southern league. In 1901 Milward moved to New Brompton, later to be known as Gillingham, where he spent two years before retiring from the game in 1903.
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