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  • List of Peterborough United F.C. players



A



  • George Adams (footballer, born 1947)

  • Charles Adcock

  • Tony Adcock

  • Miles Addison

  • Tobi Adebayo-Rowling

  • Kieran Agard

  • Nicky Ajose

  • Jesse Akubuine

  • Craig Alcock

  • Craig Allardyce

  • Bradley Allen

  • Kenny Allen (footballer)

  • Ben Alnwick

  • Ben Amos

  • Harry Anderson (English footballer)

  • Jermaine Anderson (English footballer)

  • John Anderson (footballer, born 1921)

  • Johnny Anderson (footballer)

  • Trevor Anderson

  • Danny Andrew

  • Wayne Andrews (footballer)

  • Lee Angol

  • Andy Ansah

  • Steve Anthrobus

  • Kwesi Appiah

  • Hakeem Araba

  • Mark Arber

  • Tommy Asher

  • Kevin Ashley

  • Ron Ashman

  • Britt Assombalonga

  • Mike Astbury

  • Tommy Atkin




B



  • Mark Bailey (footballer)

  • Jack Baldwin (footballer)

  • David Ball (footballer)

  • Teslim Balogun

  • Keith Bannister (footballer, born 1930)

  • Fred Barber

  • Richie Barker (footballer, born 1939)

  • Leigh Barnard

  • Bobby Barnes

  • Ron Barnes (footballer)

  • Tyrone Barnett

  • Bill Barraclough

  • Jim Barron

  • Grant Basey

  • Mike Basham

  • Shaun Batt

  • Cyril Beach

  • Ernest Beardshaw

  • Andy Beasley

  • Dick Beattie

  • Len Beaumont

  • Harry Beautyman

  • Kenny Beech

  • Mike Beesley

  • Ian Benjamin

  • Trevor Benjamin

  • Ian Bennett (footballer)

  • Ryan Bennett (footballer)

  • Saido Berahino

  • George Berry (footballer)

  • David Billington (footballer)

  • Graham Birks

  • Shane Blackett

  • Danny Blanchett

  • Mark Blount (footballer)

  • Terry Bly

  • Craig Boardman

  • Mick Bodley

  • Omar Bogle

  • Phil Bolland

  • Jonathan Bond

  • Aidy Boothroyd

  • Andrea Borg

  • Michael Bostwick

  • Andre Boucaud

  • George Bowater

  • George Boyd (footballer)

  • Stuart Brace

  • David Bradford (footballer)

  • Keith Bradley (footballer)

  • Darren Bradshaw

  • Paul Bradshaw (footballer, born 1956)

  • Craig Braham-Barrett

  • Guy Branston

  • Gary Breen

  • Kevin Bremner

  • Matthew Briggs

  • Shaun Brisley

  • Jason Brissett

  • Drewe Broughton

  • Jevani Brown

  • David Buchanan (footballer, born 1962)

  • Isaac Buckley-Ricketts

  • Jimmy Bullard

  • Wayne Bullimore

  • Christian Burgess

  • Seth Burkett

  • Wayne Burnett

  • Ken Burton (footballer)

  • Sagi Burton

  • Stan Burton

  • Richard Butcher (footballer)

  • Geoff Butler

  • Steve Butler (footballer)

  • Barry Butlin

  • Garry Butterworth

  • Dennis Byatt

  • John Byrne (footballer, born 1939)




C



  • Walter Camidge

  • Dougald Campbell

  • Paul Carden

  • Jack Carmichael

  • Martin Carruthers

  • Danny Carter

  • Ian Carter

  • Darren Caskey

  • Keith Cassells

  • Steve Castle

  • Phil Cavener

  • Phil Chapple

  • Phil Chard

  • Ken Charlery

  • Kieran Charnock

  • James Chester

  • Callum Chettle

  • Derrick Christie

  • Eddie Clamp

  • Simon Clark (English footballer)

  • Jonson Clarke-Harris

  • Andy Clarke

  • Colin Clarke (footballer, born 1962)

  • Lee Clarke

  • Adam Clayton (footballer)

  • Gary Clayton

  • Chris Cleaver

  • Tony Cliss

  • Henry Cockburn (footballer)

  • Hubert Cockroft

  • Robert Codner

  • Steve Collins (footballer)

  • Steve Collis

  • Jack Collison

  • Tom Conlon

  • Ollie Conmy

  • Dan Connor (footballer)

  • Harold Connor

  • Leon Constantine

  • Callum Cooke

  • Joe Cooke (footballer)

  • Robbie Cooke

  • Scott Cooksey

  • Gary Cooper (footballer)

  • George Cooper (footballer, born 1996)

  • Mark Cooper (footballer, born 1967)

  • Ron Cooper (English footballer)

  • Steve Cooper (footballer, born 1964)

  • David Corner (footballer)

  • John Cornforth (footballer)

  • Peter Costello (footballer)

  • Souleymane Coulibaly

  • Charlie Coulson

  • Mark Coulson

  • Shaq Coulthirst

  • Paul Coutts

  • Tom Cowan

  • Jimmy Cowen

  • John Cozens (footballer)

  • Ian Crawford (footballer)

  • Paul Crichton

  • Andrew Crofts (footballer)

  • Phil Crosby (footballer)

  • Danny Crow

  • Vic Crowe

  • Jon Cullen

  • Paul Culpin

  • Jason Cummings

  • Andy Curtis

  • Nick Cusack

  • Florent Cuvelier




D



  • Alan Daley

  • Tom Daley (footballer)

  • Colin Daniel

  • Helgi Daníelsson (footballer, born 1981)

  • Michael Danzey

  • Mick Darrell

  • Alex Davey

  • Arron Davies

  • Jay Davies

  • Simon Davies (footballer, born 1979)

  • Liam Davis (footballer)

  • Sol Davis

  • Billy Day

  • Jamie Day (footballer, born 1986)

  • Joe Day (footballer)

  • Miguel de Souza

  • Peter Deakin (footballer)



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