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William Walker (footballer, born 1871)

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For the Scottish international footballer who played for Rangers, Clyde and Reading, see William Walker (footballer, born 1884).

William Walker (died 23 January 1907[1]) was a Scottish former footballer who played as a striker. Born in Broxburn, Scotland, he played in various sides, including Broxburn, Leith Athletic, and Liverpool in the 1897-98 season.[1] He died as a result of being kicked in the stomach during a match between Leith Athletic and Vale of Leven in Edinburgh.[1]

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  1. ^ a b c "Player Profile: William Walker". lfchistory.net.
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