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English footballer (1931–2002) For other people with the same name, see Richard White.

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Dick White (18 August 1931 – 15 June 2002) was an English professional footballer. He played for Liverpool, Scunthorpe Sports Club (amateur), Brumby amateurs, Scunthorpe United, Doncaster Rovers, Kettering Town (amateur).

External links

Player profile at LFChistory.net

v t e Kettering Town F.C. – managers
York (1922–24) Matthews (1924–25) Collier (1925–30) Cawthorne (1930) Dainty (1931–32) Loasby (1932–35) Potter (1937–38) Riches (1938–39) Molloy (1945–47) Riches (1948–49) Calder (1950–56) Lawton (1956–57) Mather (1957–58) Froggatt (1958–61) Akers (1961–63) Lawton (1963–64) White (1964–65) Swindin (1965) Gammon (1965–71) Atkinson (1971–74) Vowden (1974–75) Dougan (1975–77) Jones (1977–79) Clarke (1979–82) Conde (1982–83) Masson (1983) Needham (1983–86) Buckley (1986–88) Morris (1988–92) Cusack (1992) Carr (1992–95) Johnson (1995–96) Berry (1996–98) Morris (1998–2001) Shutt (2001–03) Genovese (2003) Platnauer (2003) Wilson (2003–05) Gascoigne (2005) Wilson (2005–06) Maison (2006–07) Westley (2007) Cooper (2007–09) Harper (2009–10) Law (2010–11) Stimson (2011–12) Cooper (2012) Westwood (2012) Beck (2012) Doyle (2012–13) Baillie (2013) Thomas (2013–14) Baillie & Machin (2014–15) Law (2015–19) Eaden (2019) Cox (2019–22) Culverhouse (2022) Glover (2022–23) Leese (2023–)

Kettering Town F.C. – managers

York (1922–24)
Matthews (1924–25)
Collier (1925–30)
Cawthorne (1930)
Dainty (1931–32)
Loasby (1932–35)
Potter (1937–38)
Riches (1938–39)
Molloy (1945–47)
Riches (1948–49)
Calder (1950–56)
Lawton (1956–57)
Mather (1957–58)
Froggatt (1958–61)
Akers (1961–63)
Lawton (1963–64)
White (1964–65)
Swindin (1965)
Gammon (1965–71)
Atkinson (1971–74)
Vowden (1974–75)
Dougan (1975–77)
Jones (1977–79)
Clarke (1979–82)
Conde (1982–83)
Masson (1983)
Needham (1983–86)
Buckley (1986–88)
Morris (1988–92)
Cusack (1992)
Carr (1992–95)
Johnson (1995–96)
Berry (1996–98)
Morris (1998–2001)
Shutt (2001–03)
Genovese (2003)
Platnauer (2003)
Wilson (2003–05)
Gascoigne (2005)
Wilson (2005–06)
Maison (2006–07)
Westley (2007)
Cooper (2007–09)
Harper (2009–10)
Law (2010–11)
Stimson (2011–12)
Cooper (2012)
Westwood (2012)
Beck (2012)
Doyle (2012–13)
Baillie (2013)
Thomas (2013–14)
Baillie & Machin (2014–15)
Law (2015–19)
Eaden (2019)
Cox (2019–22)
Culverhouse (2022)
Glover (2022–23)
Leese (2023–)

References

"Dick White". Barry Hugman's Footballers. Retrieved 24 September 2015.
"Dick White". Liverpool FC. Retrieved 13 August 2017.

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