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Blue Plaque that will be unveiled at the former home in Plymouth of Jack Leslie, the first black footballer to receive an England. Leslie, scored 137 goals in 400 appearances for Plymouth between 1921 ...

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The remarkable career of the first black footballer to receive an England call-up is to be honoured with a national blue plaque. John ‘Jack’ Leslie, who scored 137 goals in 400 appearances for ...

The inscription on the plaque reads: JOHN ‘JACK’ LESLIE 1901 – 1988 Captain of Plymouth Argyle FC and the first Black footballer selected for England lived here.