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Wednesday, 9 December 1964
Dutch F.A. 75th Anniversary Celebration Match

Netherlands 1 England 1 [0-0]
 

 

Match Summary
Netherlands Squad
England Squad

Olympisch Stadion, Stadionbuurt, Amsterdam, North Holland
Attendance: 60,000; Kick-off: 8.00pm CET, 7.00pm GMT

Netherlands - Coen Moulijn (glorious eighteen-yard strike 77)
England - Jimmy Greaves (six yard strike from a Venables lay-off 85)
Results 1960-1965

? kicked-off. ? minutes (? & ?).
 

Match Summary

Officials from Belgium

Netherlands

Type

England
Referee (black) - Joseph Hannet
x (-).

Linesmen - Max Bertrand and ? Celen

   Goal Attempts  
  Attempts on Target  
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Netherlands Team
 

Rank:

 No official ranking system established;
ELO rating 39th to 37th		 Colours: Orange crew necked jerseys, white shorts, orange socks.
Capt: Daan Schrijvers, only captaincy Manager: Denis Charles Neville, 49 (6 May 1915 in London), apponted mid-1964
third match, W 1 - D 1 - L 1 - F 3 - A 2.
Netherlands Lineup
  Pieters Graafland, Eduard Laurens 30 5 January 1934 G Feyenoord Rotterdam 32 53 ᵍᵃ
2 Flinkevleugel, Frits 25 3 November 1939 RB Amsterdamsche FC Door Wilskracht Sterk 1 0
3 Israël, Marinus David 22 19 March 1942 CHB Amsterdamsche FC Door Wilskracht Sterk 3 0
4 Schrijvers, Daan 23 18 September 1941 CHB Amsterdamsche FC Door Wilskracht Sterk 9 1
5 Veldhoen, Cor Pleun 25 6 April 1939 LB Feynoord Rotterdam 13 0
6 Muller, Ben 26 14 August 1938 RM Amsterdamsche FC Ajax 25 1
7 Fransen, Piet 28 5 July 1936 LM Groninger Voetbal en Atletiek Vereniging 2 0
8 Nuninga, Klaas 24 7 November 1940 OR Amsterdamsche FC Ajax 6 2
9 van Nee, Hendrik 25 13 August 1939 IR Heracles Almelo 3 1
10 Bouwmeester, Frans 24 19 May 1940 IL Feyenoord Rotterdam 4 0
11 Moulijn, Coenraadt 27 15 February 1937 OL Feyenoord Rotterdam 27 4

unused substitutes:

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4-2-4 Pieters Graafland -
Flinkevleugel, Israël, Schrijvers, Veldhoen -
Muller, Fransen -
Nuninga, van Nee, Bouwmeester, Moulijn.

Averages:

 Age - Appearances/Goals - -

 

England Team
 

Rank:

 No official ranking system established;
ELO rating 4th		 Colours: The 1963 Bukta home uniform - White crew necked jerseys, blue shorts, white socks.
Capt: Ron Flowers, third and final captaincy Manager: Alfred Ernest Ramsey, 44 (22 January 1920), appointed 25 October 1962, effective part-time 31 December, full from May 1963.
21st match, W 12 - D 4 - L 5 - F 62 - A 36.
England Lineup
  Waiters, Anthony K. 27 1 February 1937 G Blackpool FC 5 10ᵍᵃ
final app 1964
2 Cohen, George     RB Fulham FC 9 0
3 Thomson, Robert A. 21 5 December 1943 LB Wolverhampton Wanderers FC 8 0
final app 1963-64
833 4 Mullery, Alan P. 23 23 November 1941 RHB Tottenham Hotspur FC 1 0
5 Norman, Maurice 30 8 May 1934 CHB Tottenham Hotspur FC 23 0
final app 1962-64
6 Flowers, Ronald 30 28 July 1934 LHB Wolverhampton Wanderers FC 47 10
7 Thompson, Peter 22 27 November 1942 OR Liverpool FC 10 0
8 Greaves, James     IR Tottenham Hotspur FC 42 36
most goals 1964
9 Wignall, Frank 25 21 August 1939 CF Nottingham Forest FC 2 2
final app 1964
10 Venables, Terence F. 21 6 January 1943 IL Chelsea FC 2 0
final app 1964
11 Charlton, Bobby     OL Manchester United FC 57 33

unused substitutes:

 Gordon Banks (Leicester City FC), Vic Mobley (Sheffield Wednesday FC), Alan Ball (Blackpool FC).
 
2-3-5 Waiters -
Cohen, Thomson -
Mullery, Norman, Flowers -
Thompson, Greaves, Wignall, Venables, Charlton.

Averages:

 Age - Appearances/Goals - -

 
    Match Report by Mike Payne

 
    Match Report by Norman Giller

Alan Mullery made his debut in midfield alongside Terry Venables, a partnership that they would soon renew at Tottenham. They combined to create a goal for another Spurs star, Jimmy Greaves, who scored four minutes from the end to force a draw in this match to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Dutch FA. England played the game at exhibition pace as if they did not want to spoil the Dutch party. Maurice Norman, the big ox of a centre-half who had been like a man mountain in the middle of the Tottenham and England defences, broke a leg in a meaningless club friendly against Hungary and his distinguished career for club and country was over. Enter Jack Charlton.

Source Notes

TheFA.com
Voetbalstats.nl
Original newspaper reports
Rothman's Yearbooks
 Mike Payne's England: The Complete Post-War Record (Breedon Books Publishing Company, Derby, U.K., 1993)
Norman Giller, Football Author
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