Alan Morton (footballer, born 1950) explained

Alan Morton
Birth Date:13 April 1950
Birth Place:Erith, England[1]
Position:Forward
Years1:1967–1968
Clubs1:Woking
Caps1:2
Goals1:2
Years2:1968–1969
Clubs2:Crystal Palace
Caps2:0
Goals2:0
Years3:1969–1970
Caps3:14
Goals3:2
Years4:1970
Clubs4:Nuneaton Borough
Caps4:?
Goals4:?
Years5:1970–1971
Clubs5:Fulham
Caps5:1
Goals5:1
Years6:1971–1972
Clubs6:Wimbledon
Caps6:29
Goals6:13
Years7:1972–1973
Years8:1973–1975
Caps8:?
Goals8:?
Years9:1975–1981
Clubs9:Woking
Caps9:219
Goals9:108
Clubs10:Kingstonian
Caps10:?
Goals10:?
Clubs11:Wokingham Town
Caps11:?
Goals11:?
Caps12:?
Goals12:?
Caps13:?
Goals13:?
Years14:1984
Clubs14:Epsom & Ewell
Caps14:17
Goals14:8
Years15:1984–1985
Clubs15:Woking
Caps15:35
Goals15:14
Clubs16:Westfield
Caps16:?
Goals16:?
Years17:1989
Clubs17:Woking
Caps17:2
Goals17:0

Alan Morton (born 13 April 1950) is an English former professional footballer who played in the Football League as a forward.

Morton holds the modern record for a single season goalscoring for Ashford Town (Kent), scoring 46 goals in 59 games in all competitions in 1972/73.[2]

Morton played a total of 361 games for Woking in all competitions, scoring 178 goals.[3]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Players: Alan Morton. The Historical Don. 25 November 2016.
  2. Leading Scorers. Ashford Football Club: Souvenir Programme. 2 May 1987.
  3. Cardinal Red. The History of Woking FC. 1995.