Bert Middlemiss Explained

Bert Middlemiss
Fullname:Herbert Middlemiss
Birth Date:19 December 1888
Birth Place:Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Death Place:Brixham, Torbay, Devon, England
Position:Outside left
Years2:1907–1919
Years3:1920
Clubs1:Stalybridge Rovers
Clubs2:Tottenham Hotspur
Clubs3:Queens Park Rangers
Caps2:270
Goals2:59
Caps3:16
Goals3:1
Totalcaps:286
Totalgoals:75

Herbert Middlemiss (19 December 1888 – 28 June 1941) was an English professional footballer who played for Stalybridge Rovers, Tottenham Hotspur and Queens Park Rangers.

Football career

The outside left began his career at Stalybridge Rovers and at some point had signed contract papers with Stockport County. Due to this issue when Tottenham signed the player they had to pay an unknown transfer fee to Stockport. Middlemiss officially became a Tottenham player in November 1907 and played his home debut for the club on the 16 November in a Southern League game against Brentford that finished 1–0. Between 1907 and 1920 Middlemiss played a total of 304 matches and found the net on 70 occasions in all competitions for the club. Middlemiss was released in June 1920 and was then signed by Queens Park Rangers and featured in 16 games and scoring once.

Personal

He was youngest of 4 brothers to Thomas Middlemiss and Hannah Collins [later Forsyth]. He married May Elizabeth Lockwood in 1915 and died in Devon in 1941. Herbert and May had two children Herbert F and Beryl M D.

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