Ray Henderson (footballer)

English footballer (1937–2024)

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Ray HendersonPersonal information

Date of birth|  (1937-03-31)31 March 1937
Place of birth|  Wallsend, England
Date of death|  18 January 2024(2024-01-18) (aged 86)
Position(s)|  Right winger
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1957–1961|  Middlesbrough|  9|  (0)
1961–1968|  Hull City|  229|  (54)
1968–1969|  Reading|  5|  (0)
Total|  |  243|  (54)
Managerial career
1971–1972|  Halifax Town
1976–1977|  Southport
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Ray Henderson (31 March 1937 – 18 January 2024) was an English footballer who played as a right winger.

Henderson left Hull for Reading in 1968 and joined the coaching staff there after retirement. By 1975, he was the reserve team manager at Everton.[1]

Henderson died on 18 January 2024 at the age of 86.[2]

## References

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1. ^ Heard about Hull's Euro champ, Hull Daily Mail 14 February 2009
2. ^ "In Memoriam: Ray Henderson". Hull City A.F.C. 18 January 2024. Retrieved 18 January 2024.

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* Career stats

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Halifax Town A.F.C. – managers

* McClelland (1911–30)
* Raisbeck (1930–36)
* Thompson (1936–47)
* Breedon (1947–51)
* Wootton (1951–52)
* Henry (1952–54)
* Brownec (1954)
* Watson (1954–56)
* Burnikellc (1956)
* Hooper (1957–62)
* McEvoy (1962–64)
* Watson (1964–66)
* Metcalfe (1966–67)
* Ball (1967–70)
* Kirby (1970–71)
* Henderson (1971–72)
* Mulhall (1972–74)
* Quinn (1974–76)
* Ball (1976–77)
* Lawson (1977–78)
* Kirby (1978–81)
* Bullock (1981–84)
* Ayrec (1984)
* Jones (1984–86)
* Ayre (1986–90)
* McCalliog (1990–91)
* McGrath (1991–92)
* Rathbone (1992–93)
* Wragg (1993–94)
* Bird (1994–96)
* Mulhallc (1996)
* Carroll (1996–97)
* Mulhall (1997–98)
* O'Regan (1998–99)
* Worthingtonc (1999)
* Lillis (1999–2000)
* Butlerc (2000)
* Parksc (2000)
* Bracewell (2000–01)
* Parks and Redfearnc (2001)
* Little (2001–02)
* Redfearnc (2002)
* Wilder (2002–08)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Southport F.C. – managers

* Clayton (1921–25)
* Maley (1925)
* Parker (1925–29)
* Commins (1928–30)
* Pelham (1930–33)
* Commins (1933–36)
* Hunt (1936–58)
* Hitchen (1958–59)
* Fielding (1959–60)
* Newcomb (1960–64)
* Hunt (1964)
* Cunningham (1964–65)
* Bingham (1965–68)
* McEvoy (1968–70)
* Peat (1970)
* Parker (1970–71)
* Meadows (1971–73)
* Ball (1973–75)
* Melia (1975)
* Welbourne (1975–76)
* Brown (1976)
* Henderson (1976–77)
* Fisher (1977–78)
* McNally (1978–79)
* Hampson (1979–80)
* Brown (1980–81)
* Johnson (1981–83)
* Ross (1983)
* Perkins (1984)
* Gibson (1984)
* Murphy (1984–85)
* Griffiths (1985–87)
* Taylor (1987–89)
* Kettle (1989–95)
* Ayre (1995–96)
* Joel (1996–97)
* Moore (1997)
* Futcher (1997–99)
* M.Wright (1999–01)
* Wilson (2001–03)
* Walsh (2003)
* Watson (2003–06)
* Cook (2006–07)
* Davenport (2007–08)
* Brabin (2008)
* Watson (2008–13)
* A.Wright (2013)
* Coleman (2013–14)
* Foyle (2014)
* Brabin (2014–15)
* Carden (2015)
* Maamria (2015–16)
* Bishop (2016)
* Burr (2016–17)
* Preece (2017)
* Davies (2017–18)
* Watson (2018–23)
* Bentley (2023–)

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