Attended Markhouse Road Senior Boys school.

Was a very good schoolboy cricketer.

Represented Walthamstow, Essex and London Boys.

Played for England Boys against Scotland at Sunderland in May 1938.

Nephew of former Spurs player of the 1910s-1920s Charlie Hannaford.

Employed as office boy to chief scout Bob Ives and went as a spare player to a game at Norwich City, finally got a game against Southend United at Roots Hall, but the match was abandoned after an hour because of fog.

Debut away v Watford on 30th December 1939 in a Football League South Group A match.

Guested for Dartford and Luton Town during the war.  Stayed at Kenilworth Road from 1939.

Played 83 times for the Hatters and scored 13 goals, but left to join West Ham in July 1943 making three appearances that season in their reserves.

Emigrated to America and worked in the clothing and freight trades before retiring to Florida.

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Career Record
 

Club	Signed	Fee	Debut	Apps	Goals
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR	??	??	??	??	??
Luton Town	1939	??	??	??	??
West Ham United	July 1943	??	??	??	??

Career Record
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
- League appearances; goals
- FA Cup appearances; goals
- League Cup appearances; goals
European appearances; goals
Luton Town
- League appearances; goals
- FA Cup appearances; goals
- League Cup appearances; goals
European appearances; goals
West Ham United
- League appearances; goals
- FA Cup appearances; goals
- League Cup appearances; goals
European appearances; goals
 

Honours
- international
- full caps;  - goals
Under-21 caps; goals
- Cup winners medal 19---