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Malcolm Dawes Personal information Date of birth 3 March 1944 Place of birth Trimdon, England Playing position Defender Club information Current club Retired 1965–1969 Aldershot Town FC 176 (2) 1970–1975 Hartlepool United FC 213 (12) 1973–1974 New York Cosmos 35 (2) 1974–1975 Denver Dynamos 19 (2) 1975–1977 Workington AFC 51 (1) Malcolm Dawes is a former professional English footballer born in Trimdon on the 3rd March 1944. He made his senior professional debut on 19 August 1970. Malcolm played professional football for Aldershot Town FC, Hartlepool United FC, New York Cosmos, Denver Dynamos in the USA, and his last club Workington AFC.
Malcolm now performs the role of Community & Youth Development Officer for Newton Aycliffe Cricket Club and also has an active role in the Sedgefield District Cricket Development Group.
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External links
- Malcolm Dawes (North American Soccer League Players)
- Malcolm Dawes (The Mad Crowd)
- Malcolm Dawes (Hartlepool United FC Centenary legends Dinner 15th Feb 2009)
- Malcolm Dawes (Aldershot FC stats)
- Dawes (Malcolm Dawes Workipedia)
- Malcolm Dawes (Coventry Tetelgraph)
- Malcolm Dawes (Dawes re-lives old times at Workington)
Playing career
Aldershot Town FC
Hartlepool United FC
Malcolm made his debut for Hartlepool United FC on the 19th August 1970 against York City in the League Cup. He went on to play 213 games scoring 12 goals. Malcolm played his final game for Hartlepool United FC against Bournemouth AFC on the 16th August 1975 in the League. Malcolm was sent off only once in his career, receiving a Red Card for violent conduct for punching Stan Bowles.
New York Cosmos
Malcolm left the New York Cosmos in 1974 after playing for 2 seasons and joined the Denver Dynamos, just as Malcolm left New York Cosmos the legendary Pele signed. Malcolm wore the number 6 shirt whilst at New York Cosmos once he had departed Franz Beckenbauer signed as his replacement took the number 6 shirt.
Denver Dynamos
Malcolm joined the Denver Dynamos from New York Cosmos in 1974 and played 19 games scoring 2 goals.
Workington AFC
Malcolm joined the reds when they were at their worst. He scored just once in 51 appearances. Malcom joined Whitby Town when his Borough park days were over.
Categories:- 1944 births
- Living people
- English footballers
- Workington A.F.C. players
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