
1929-30 Sheffield United Roster
England, Level I
Team Record: 15-21-6 - 36 points
Finishing 20th in TFL1
Location: Sheffield, England
Sheffield United of The Football League First Division ended the 1929-30 season with a record of 15 wins, 6 draws and 21 losses for 36 points finishing twentieth in TFL1.
The team scored 91 goals and yielded 96. Jimmy Dunne netted 36 goals for the team, while Fred Tunstall, Jack Pickering, Tom Phillipson, Billy Gillespie and Bernard Radford each contributed five or more, too.
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| Player | Pos. | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jesse Bennett | D | Dronfield, England | |||
| Len Birks | D | October 6, 1896 | 5'11" | Fenton, England | |
| Pat Carrigan | D | July 5, 1898 | Shotts, Scotland | ||
| George Davis | February 10, 1907 | , England | |||
| Jimmy Dunne | F | September 3, 1905 | 5'10" | Dublin, Ireland | |
| Jock Gibson | D | March 23, 1898 | Philadelphia, USA | ||
| Sid Gibson | F | May 20, 1899 | 5'8" | Walgrave, England | |
| Billy Gillespie | August 6, 1891 | 5'9" | 154 | Kerrykeel, Ireland | |
| George Green | M | May 2, 1901 | Leamington, England | ||
| Harry Johnson | F | January 4, 1899 | 5'9" | Ecclesfield, England | |
| Tom Johnson | May 4, 1911 | 5'11" | Ecclesfield, England | ||
| Jack Kendall | G | October 9, 1905 | 5'11" | Broughton, England | |
| Vince Matthews | M | January 15, 1896 | 6'2" | Oxford, England | |
| Bernard Oxley | F | June 16, 1907 | 5'9" | Whitwell, England | |
| Tom Phillipson | F | October 31, 1898 | Ryton, England | ||
| Jack Pickering | December 18, 1908 | Sheffield, England | |||
| Bernard Radford | F, M | January 23, 1908 | 5'9" | West Melton, England | |
| Tommy Sampy | M | March 14, 1899 | 5'7" | Backworth, England | |
| Fred Tunstall | F | May 28, 1897 | 5'7" | Darfield, England | |
| Harry Warren | D | March 30, 1903 | Newhall, England | ||
| Wally Webster | May 22, 1895 | 5'10" | West Bromwich, England | ||
| Norman Wharton | G | July 28, 1903 | 6'0" | Askam-in-Furness, England |
