12 Facts About Bert Tindill

Herbert "Bert" Tindill was an English footballer who played as an inside forward.

Bert Tindill made over 550 Football League appearances in the years after the Second World War.

Bert Tindill played locally for South Hiendley, in Yorkshire, and in July 1944 Tindill joined the Doncaster Rovers.

Bert Tindill made 20 appearances scoring three goals while sharing the right wing duties with Kirkaldie.

Bert Tindill made 42 appearances mainly at outside right scoring eight goals.

Bert Tindill played in all five positions across the forward line scoring 13 goals from 42 appearances.

Bert Tindill completed a consecutive run of 139 league games in November 1951 as Doncaster Rovers finished in 16th place.

Bert Tindill was the sole ever present in the side making 42 appearances mostly on the right or left wing scoring 10 goals.

Bert Tindill made 39 appearances missing only 3 matches and scored 12 goals finishing as second top scorer.

Bert Tindill was top scorer with 18 goals scored while playing mainly at inside right and inside left.

Bert Tindill was the sole ever present making 42 appearances and second top scorer with 19 goals.

Bert Tindill moved to Barnsley in an exchange deal in July 1959.