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  • List of Northampton Town F.C. players



A



  • Nathan Abbey

  • Nabil Abidallah

  • Blair Adams

  • Craig Adams (footballer)

  • Don Adams (footballer)

  • Nicky Adams

  • Tony Adcock

  • Thomas Adey

  • Sam Aiston

  • John Aitken (footballer, born 1897)

  • Adebayo Akinfenwa

  • Martin Aldridge

  • Norman Aldridge

  • John Alexander (footballer, born 1955)

  • Daniel Alfei

  • Charles Allan

  • Bob Allen (footballer)

  • Percy Allen (footballer)

  • Ralph Allen (footballer)

  • Tommy Allen (footballer, born 1897)

  • George Allon

  • Julian Alsop

  • Kevin Amankwaah

  • Ryan Amoo

  • Doug Anderson (footballer, born 1963)

  • John Anderson (footballer, born 1928)

  • Keshi Anderson

  • Paul Anderson (footballer)

  • Terry Angus

  • Jack Ansell

  • Ikechi Anya

  • Jordan Archer

  • Gboly Ariyibi

  • Jack Armitage

  • Gordon Armstrong

  • David Artell

  • Chris Arthur

  • Derek Asamoah

  • Akwasi Asante

  • John Ashdjian

  • Alec Ashworth

  • Terry Austin (footballer)




B



  • George Badenoch

  • Raymond Bailey (sportsman)

  • William Ellis Bailiff

  • Tom Baker (footballer, born 1905)

  • George Baldock

  • Paul Bancroft

  • Ollie Banks

  • Jim Bannister

  • Lee Barnard

  • Bobby Barnes

  • Leon Barnett

  • Kevin Baron (footballer)

  • Alf Barratt

  • Bill Barron

  • Len Bathurst

  • Tony Battersby

  • Guillem Bauzà

  • Billy Baxter (footballer)

  • Larry Baxter

  • William Beadling

  • Harry Beautyman

  • Stuart Beavon (footballer, born 1958)

  • Billy Beckett

  • Jason Beckford

  • Dean Beckwith

  • Mickey Bell

  • Tommy Bell (footballer, born 1906)

  • Benjamin Bellamy

  • Len Benbow

  • Ian Benjamin

  • Joe Benjamin (footballer)

  • Trevor Benjamin

  • Harry Benson (footballer)

  • Saido Berahino

  • Marlon Beresford

  • Steve Berry (footballer)

  • Billy Best

  • Nicholas Bignall

  • Jack Billingham (footballer)

  • Thomas Birtles

  • Charlie Bishop (footballer)

  • Tyler Blackwood

  • Andy Blair (footballer)

  • Matty Blair

  • Edwin Blunt

  • Jacob Blyth

  • Andy Bodel

  • Luke Boden

  • Billy Bodin

  • Mick Bodley

  • Pedj Bojić

  • Tom Bonner

  • Bob Bonthron

  • Kim Book

  • Leon Boullemier

  • Lucien Boullemier

  • Dean Bowditch

  • Dave Bowen

  • Keith Bowen

  • Keith Bowker

  • Tommy Boyle (footballer, born 1901)

  • Frank Bradshaw

  • Guy Branston

  • Terry Branston

  • Billy Brawn

  • Jack Bridge

  • David Brightwell

  • Charlie Brittain

  • Joe Broadfoot

  • Stuart Brock

  • Chic Brodie (footballer)

  • Bill Brown (goalkeeper)

  • Bobby Brown (footballer, born 1940)

  • Harry Brown (footballer, born 1883)

  • Ian Brown (footballer, born 1965)

  • Laurie Brown (footballer)

  • Simon Brown (footballer, born 1976)

  • Steve Brown (footballer, born 1966)

  • Dietmar Bruck

  • Steve Bryant (English footballer)

  • David Buchanan (footballer, born 1962)

  • David Buchanan (footballer, born 1986)

  • John Buchanan (footballer, born 1951)

  • Tony Buck (footballer)

  • Paul Buckle

  • Mark Bunn (English footballer)

  • Joe Bunney

  • Daryl Burgess

  • Oliver Burgess

  • Ralph Burkinshaw

  • Joe Burnell

  • Jason Burnham

  • Chris Burns (footballer)

  • John Burridge

  • Adrian Burrows

  • Richard Butcher (footballer)

  • Dennis Byatt

  • Darren Byfield

  • John Byrne (footballer, born 1939)

  • Joel Byrom




C



  • Ollie Cahill

  • Brian Caine

  • Dominic Calvert-Lewin

  • Nathan Cameron

  • Greg Campbell (footballer)

  • Larry Canning

  • Lee Canoville

  • Clarke Carlisle

  • Dave Carlton

  • Graham Carr

  • Chris Carruthers

  • Darren Carter

  • Phil Cavener

  • Wayne Cegielski

  • Arthur Chadwick

  • Luke Chambers

  • Herbert Chapman

  • Phil Chard

  • Anthony Charles

  • Lew Chatterley

  • Liam Chilvers

  • Derrick Christie

  • Denis Clapton

  • Daryl Clare

  • Peter Clark (footballer)

  • Andy Clarke

  • Bill Clarke (footballer, born 1880)

  • Billy Clarke (footballer, born 1987)

  • Ryan Clarke

  • Ian Clarkson

  • Gary Cobb

  • Sandy Cochrane

  • Vic Cockcroft

  • Luke Coddington

  • Peter Coffill

  • Giles Coke

  • Mitchell Cole

  • Geoff Coleman (footballer)

  • Tim Coleman

  • Lee Colkin

  • Darren Collins (English footballer)

  • James Collins (footballer, born 1990)

  • Lee Collins (footballer, born 1988)

  • Steve Collis

  • Alan Connell

  • Leon Constantine

  • Paul Conway (soccer)

  • Thomas Conway (footballer)

  • Mark Cooper (footballer, born 1967)

  • Carlo Corazzin

  • Bobby Corbett

  • Neil Cordice

  • Ashley Corker

  • David Cornell

  • John Cornwell (footballer)

  • Paul Corry

  • Jimmy Cowen



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