Arthur Harold Wileman
Debut game
Chesterfield Town Reserves (a) 22nd October 1904
Final game for Gresley Rovers first team
v Rotherham County (a) 28th April 1906
1905-1906 Joint top scorer with 7 league goals (not all goals recorded).
In January 1918 Arthur, while serving with the Royal Sussex Regiment, was awarded the Military Medal for bravery in the field. On 28th April 1918 Arthur and two comrades went on a reconnaissance patrol during heavy fighting in an area around Elzenwalle Chateu during the German's Spring Offensive. None of them returned and their bodies were not recovered. All three men are remembered on the Tye Cot Memorial.
Previous clubs
Stanton, Newhall Swifts,First Name | Arthur Harold |
Last Name | Wileman |
Signed | October 1904 |
Position | Inside Forward |
Appearances | 33 |
Goals Scored | 8 |
Clean Sheets | N/A |
Left | May 1906 |