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Finney, Tom

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Finney, Tom (1922- )

English footballer, known as the ‘Preston Plumber’. Playing in every forward position, he scored 30 goals in 76 internationals for England 1946-58. He was celebrated for his ball control and goal-scoring skills, and was the first person to win the Footballer of the Year award twice. He played his entire club career with his home-town club Preston North End.

Career highlights

International appearances (1946-58)

76 (30 goals)

Awards

Footballer of the Year

1954, 1957

He became only the third footballer after Stanley Matthews and Bobby Charlton to receive a knighthood, awarded in 1997.
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