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  • List of Crewe Alexandra F.C. players



A



  • George Abbey (footballer)

  • Jack Abbott (footballer)

  • Peter Abbott (footballer)

  • Graham Abel

  • Patrick Ada

  • Ernie Adams (footballer, born 1948)

  • Jimmy Adams (footballer)

  • Dele Adebola

  • Callum Ainley

  • John Aitken (footballer, born 1897)

  • Semi Ajayi

  • Nicky Ajose

  • George Albinson

  • George Alcock (footballer)

  • Vernon Allatt

  • Jack Allen (footballer, born 1891)

  • Ben Amos

  • Darren Anderson (footballer)

  • Terry Anderson (footballer)

  • Chuks Aneke

  • Richard Annan

  • Harry Anstiss

  • Steve Anthrobus

  • Joe Anyinsah

  • Joe Anyon

  • John Archer (footballer, born 1941)

  • Gary Armstrong (footballer)

  • Steve Arnold (footballer, born 1951)

  • David Artell

  • Dean Ashton

  • Chris Atkinson (footballer)

  • Thierry Audel

  • Ryan Austin (footballer)




B



  • James Bailey (footballer)

  • Mat Bailey

  • James Baillie (footballer)

  • Peter Baines (footballer)

  • Zoumana Bakayogo

  • Bill Baldwin (footballer)

  • Paul Bancroft

  • Ademola Bankole

  • Daniel Barlaser

  • Lee Barnard

  • Eric Barnes (footballer)

  • Billy Barr

  • Graham Barrett

  • Andrew Barrowman

  • Cédric Baseya

  • Jack Basford

  • Arthur Bateman (footballer, born 1918)

  • Len Bathurst

  • Julien Baudet

  • Phil Beal

  • Lee Bell

  • Alan Bennett (footballer, born 1931)

  • Billy Bennett (footballer, born 1872)

  • Elliott Bennett

  • Marlon Beresford

  • Colin Bettany

  • Eric Betts (footballer)

  • Marcus Bignot

  • Paul Bignot

  • Peter Billing

  • Billy Bingham (footballer, born 1990)

  • Herbert Birchenough

  • Ronnie Bird (footballer)

  • Eddie Bishop

  • Ian Bishop (footballer)

  • Danny Blanchett

  • Gary Blissett

  • Frank Blunstone

  • Billy Boardman

  • Norman Bodell

  • Billy Bodin

  • Paul Boertien

  • Ádám Bogdán

  • Andrew Bond

  • Jack Boothway

  • Martyn Booty

  • Eugen Bopp

  • Bertrand Bossu

  • Madjid Bougherra

  • Danny Bowers

  • Jordan Bowery

  • Paul Bowles (footballer)

  • Stan Bowles

  • Arthur Box

  • David Boyle (footballer)

  • Patrick Boyle (footballer)

  • Alan Bradshaw

  • Dave Brammer

  • Drew Brand

  • Febian Brandy

  • Archie Brash

  • John Brayford

  • Keith Briggs (footballer)

  • Tom Briggs (footballer)

  • Horace Brindley

  • Arthur Brookfield

  • Frank Broome

  • Harry Broome (footballer)

  • Marlon Broomes

  • Arthur Brown (footballer, born 1903)

  • Bert Brown (footballer)

  • David Brown (footballer, born 1887)

  • Jordan Brown (footballer, born 1991)

  • Junior Brown (footballer)

  • Owen Brown (footballer)

  • Jimmy Bullock

  • Che Bunce

  • Harry Bunn

  • Sagi Burton

  • Dick Butler (footballer)

  • Reuben Butler

  • David Button

  • Billy Byrne (footballer)




C



  • Aaron Callaghan (footballer, born 1966)

  • Ian Callaghan

  • Don Campbell (footballer)

  • Dougald Campbell

  • Louis Cardwell

  • Darren Carr

  • Mark Carrington (footballer)

  • John Carruthers (footballer)

  • Ray Carter (footballer)

  • Walter Cartwright

  • Peter Caswell

  • Bill Caton

  • Harry Catterick

  • Billy Caulfield

  • Keith Chadwick

  • Fred Chandler

  • Ken Chapman

  • Frederick Chapple

  • Anthony Charles

  • Phil Charnock

  • Tommy Cheadle

  • Joseph Chell

  • Simon Church

  • Martin Clark (footballer, born 1970)

  • Alf Clarke

  • George Clarke (footballer, born 1894)

  • Phil Clarkson

  • George Clawley

  • Billy Clayson

  • Max Clayton

  • Paul Clayton (footballer)

  • Chris Clements (footballer)

  • Tony Cliss

  • John Clowes

  • Justin Cochrane

  • Clive Colbridge

  • Horace Colclough

  • Ryan Colclough

  • Neville Coleman (footballer)

  • Nick Colgan

  • David Collier (footballer)

  • Jamie Collins (footballer, born 1978)

  • Leigh Collins

  • Wayne Collins (footballer)

  • Steve Collis

  • Lee Congerton

  • Bryan Conlon

  • Jordan Connerton

  • Pat Connolly (footballer)

  • Jack Connor (footballer, born 1919)

  • Terry Conroy

  • Peter Cook (English footballer)

  • Callum Cooke

  • George Cooper (footballer, born 1996)

  • Jim Cooper (footballer)

  • Joe Cooper (footballer, born 1918)

  • Billy Cotton (footballer, born 1894)

  • Harry Cotton

  • John Cotton (footballer)

  • Neil Cox

  • Peter Coyne (footballer)

  • John Crabbe

  • Colin Cramb

  • Steve Craven

  • Neil Critchley

  • Dennis Cronin

  • Geoff Crudgington

  • John Cull (footballer)

  • Peter Cunningham (footballer)

  • Tom Curley (footballer)

  • Chris Curran (footballer, born January 1971)

  • Neil Cutler




D



  • Chris Dagnall

  • Billy Dale (footballer)

  • Owen Dale

  • Alan Daley

  • Lauri Dalla Valle

  • Maurice Dando

  • Colin Daniel

  • Brendon Daniels

  • Alfred Owen Davies

  • Ben Davies (goalkeeper)

  • Sam Davies (footballer)



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