Steve Bloomer / The forgotten legend of English football 2024

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A look back at football history reveals that scoring goals was seemingly easier in the past. The referees' lenient approach to rough play suggests that defending was tougher than scoring. Players like Steve Bloomer continued to excel at scoring goals even during challenging times. Bloomer, by scoring over 350 goals in more than 600 matches, set a club record. His career spans from notable achievements with Derby County to his performances for the England national team. Apart from football, Bloomer also found success in baseball and cricket. After retiring, he ventured into coaching and found solace in playing football during captivity in a prisoner-of-war camp during the war. Bloomer's football legacy is still revered with great respect and affection by Derby County and football enthusiasts a like.
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[@kaihiggins725]

You do realise in order to be inside you had to have 2 players in front not 1 so how on earth does that make it easier

[@mervynhardy6161]

You haven't even spelt his name right,an insult to a great man.

[@johnwba9131]

Who done your research? Bloomer scoring goals between 1920 and 1930??? He played his last first class game in 1914. I didn't bother watching the rest of the video, if you can't even get basic facts right or even his name right, sorry not worth watching.