The England Party for the Get-Together in London  March 1961
Player	Birthdate	Age	Pos	Club	starts	subs	App		Capt
Armfield, James	21 September 1935	25	RB	Blackpool FC	12	0	12	0	0
Baker, Joseph H.	17 July 1940	20	CF	Hibernian FC, Scotland	5	0	5	1	0
Brabrook, Peter	8 November 1937	23	OR	Chelsea FC	3	0	3	0	0
	Brabrook was drafted into the party on 13 March as a replacement for Bryan Douglas
Charlton, Robert	11 October 1937	22	OL	Manchester United FC	22	0	22	18	0
	Douglas missed the 'get-together because of injury
Douglas, Bryan	27 May 1934	26	OR	Blackburn Rovers FC	18	0	18	4	0
Eastham, George E.	23 September 1936	24	IL	Arsenal FC	0	0	0	0	0
Flowers, Ronald	28 July 1934	26	LHB	Wolverhampton Wanderers FC	18	1	19	2	0
Greaves, James P.	20 February 1940	21	IR	Chelsea FC	11	0	11	10	0
Haynes, John N.	17 October 1934	26	LM	Fulham FC	40	0	40	16	6
Hitchens, Gerald A.	8 October 1934	26	CF	Aston Villa FC	0	0	0	0	0
Kay, Anthony H.	13 May 1937	23	RHB	Sheffield Wednesday FC	0	0	0	0	0
McNeil, Michael	7 February 1940	21	LB	Middlesbrough FC	4	0	4	0	0
Robson, Robert W.	18 February 1933	28	RM	West Bromwich Albion FC	11	0	11	2	0
Springett, Ronald D.	22 July 1935	25	GK	Sheffield Wednesday FC	8	0	8	14ᵍᵃ	0
Swan, Peter	8 October 1936	24	RHB	Sheffield Wednesday FC	7	0	7	0	0
Wilson, Ramon	17 December 1934	26	LB	Huddersfield Town AFC	4	0	4	0	0

All information is complete to and including England's last match, the fourth of the 1960-61 season, against Wales on 23 November 1960.

Diary

Friday, 10 March 1961 - Three new names come into the England reckoning for the last of the winter get-togethers—Aston Villa centre-forward Gerry Hitchens, slim George Eastham, who has been showing his £47,000 form at Arsenal, and Sheffield Wednesday's Tony Kay. They are among the fifteen players called up for special training next week. They will have a private practise match against West Ham United at their Boleyn Ground on Monday, and then will play the Under-23 side, as they prepare for their match against West Germany, on Tuesday at the Bank of England Sports Ground in Roehampton. Tottenham's Bobby Smith is the only regular from this season who misses out, he will be on Cup duty.

Monday, 13 March 1961 - England took a step towards shaping their team to meet Scotland next month when they played an hour long practice match against West Ham United at their Boleyn Ground. England used fourteen players and West Ham fielded ten of the team that lost 4-0 at Preston. West Ham won with a solitary Geoff Hurst goal. He stood in for Moore who is away with the under-23's. Two of the regular England team were missing, Ron Flowers was missing because he has a cold. Bryan Douglas received a kick on a thigh on Saturday and so was rested, his place going to Peter Brabrook.

England: Ron Springett, Jimmy Armfield, Mick McNeil (Ray Wilson), Bobby Robson, Peter Swan, Tony Kay, Peter Brabrook, Jimmy Greaves, Gerrry Hitchens, George Eastham, Bobby Charlton. West Ham United FC: Brian Rhodes, Joe Kirkup, John Bond, Andy Malcolm, Ken Brown, Geoff Hurst, Ron Brett, Phil Woosnam, Harry Obeney, John Dick, Malcolm Musgrove.

England Form: last six games
L L W W W W  f 11:a 11  success: 67%
340	15 May 1960 - Spain 3 England 0 [1-0] Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid(50,000)	Peirò, Martínez (2)	tour	AL
341	22 May 1960 - Hungary 2 England 0 [0-0] Népstadion, Budapest (90,000)	Albert (2)		AL
342	8 October 1960 - Northern Ireland 2 England 5 [1-2] Windsor Park, Belfast (58,000-60,000)	McAdams (2) Smith, Greaves (2), Charlton, Douglas	BC	AW
343	19 October 1960 - Luxembourg 0 England 9 [0-4] Stade Municipal, Lëtzebuerg (5,500)	Charlton (3), Greaves (3), Smith (2), Haynes	WCP	AW
344	26 October 1960 - England 4 Spain 2 [2-1] Empire Stadium, Wembley (80,000)	Greaves, Douglas, Smith (2) Del Sol, Suárez	Fr	HW
345	23 November 1960 - England 5 Wales 1 [3-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley (65,000)	Greaves (2), Charlton, Smith, Haynes Leek	BC	HW