Nathaniel Lofthouse, plus connu sous le nom de Nat Lofthouse, né le 27 août 1925 et mort le 15 janvier 2011[1], est un footballeur anglais qui jouait au poste d'attaquant. Il est Officier de l'Ordre de l'empire britannique.
Lofthouse a passé toute sa carrière dans le club des Bolton Wanderers. Entre 1946 et 1960, il a disputé 452 matches pour les Wanderers et marqué 255 buts.
Il fut également un attaquant prolifique en équipe d'Angleterre puisqu'il posséda une moyenne de but impressionnante avec 30 buts en 33 sélections.
Il était surnommé le Lion de Vienne depuis une victoire 3-2 de l'Angleterre contre l'Autriche (à l'époque une des meilleures sélections européennes) en mai 1952 à Vienne, rencontre au cours de laquelle il avait inscrit deux buts.
Nat Lofthouse rejoint Bolton Wanderers le 4 septembre 1939 et fait ses débuts le 22 mars 1941 pour un match contre Bury (5-1). Il i...
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To illustrate the point, the great Nat Lofthouse was once asked to name the best centre-half he had ever faced. ?John Charles,? came his unhesitating reply. That same week, a similar question was put to England captain Billy Wright, enquiring which ...
The ales ? Lion of Vienna and Lofthouse ? named after the great Nat Lofthouse, were enjoyed by club chairman Phil Gartside as well as stars of the current team. A charity auction was also held by brewers Dunscar Bridge Brewery to raise funds for a ...
Interrogé sur le meilleur défenseur qu'il ait eu à affronter, le grand Nat Lofthouse avait répondu sans hésiter : "John Charles". La même semaine, un autre journaliste avait demandé à Billy Wright, le capitaine de l'Angleterre, le nom de l'attaquant ...
A FUNDRAISING evening will be held to raise money for the Nat Lofthouse statue appeal. Kico Club, in Bradshawgate, is hosting the event. Promoter John Leather said: ?We are big Bolton fans at Kico and we wanted to get involved with the fundraising ...
Bolton Wanderers chairman Phil Gartside will represent the 1950s and the era of the Whites' glory days when Nat Lofthouse played for the club. The 1960s was when the Octagon theatre opened, and someone from the University of Bolton, which now sponsors ...
It was a marvellous header, a combination of Alan Shearer, Nat Lofthouse and Tommy Lawton. More substitutions, and a change of mood as England chased the game, led to a more open match. Although England scored twice, those personnel changes restricted ...
ALICE Davies might not be named alongside Nat Lofthouse or Alan Ball ? but she is certainly a Bolton sporting legend. Described as a ?legend of Bolton's playing fields?, for 30 seasons Alice was a star of the town's rounders leagues.
Iowa State's Boaz Beard throws Oregon State's Bryan Engdahl during the second round of the NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals at Hilton Coliseum. / Justin Hayworth/The Register AMES, IA. ? Ethen Lofthouse walked back to the center of the mat Sunday with ...
When asked what was on his mind, Brands pointed to Lofthouse. Lofthouse has a lot to prepare for; he'll challenge Minnesota's No. 5 Logan Storley in the first round of the National Duals Final Four tournament in Stillwater, Okla., on Feb. 19.
THE new Lion of Vienna song will be available on CD from next week to help raise funds for a Nat Lofthouse statue at the Reebok Stadium. The Houghton Weavers, who have re-recorded their famous track, met with Bolton Wanderers boss Owen Coyle this week ...
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Football, Sport, Sport collectif, Footballeur, Sportif, Nathaniel Lofthouse.
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