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Alf Schofield

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Alfred John Schofield (born 1873) was an English football player.

Schofield came to Newton Heath in 1900 from Everton F.C. as a replacement for Billy Bryant. He went on to score 35 goals in 179 games for United before retiring in 1906.

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Statistics at MUFCinfo

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