14 Facts About Debbie Bampton

Deborah Bampton was born on 7 October 1961 and is an English former footballer who played as a midfielder.

Debbie Bampton was capped a total of 95 times for England, scoring seven goals in all.

Debbie Bampton played for Lowestoft Ladies, the team winning the Women's FA Cup in 1982, although Bampton missed the final due to injury.

Debbie Bampton then moved to captain Howbury Grange, managed by her father Albert.

Debbie Bampton was a member of the side that won the Women's FA Cup in 1984.

Debbie Bampton thereafter won with Arsenal the treble of League Cup, Premier League and FA Cup in that being her first season at the club.

Debbie Bampton won the league with Croydon twice more, before leaving to join Doncaster Belles as a player in 2000, after the Croydon club moved to Charlton.

Debbie Bampton made her England debut whilst still at school, playing against the Netherlands in September 1978.

Debbie Bampton hit the winning goal in Denmark as England qualified for the 1984 European Competition for Women's Football final.

Debbie Bampton won 95 caps for England, scoring three goals altogether.

Debbie Bampton was allotted 40 when the FA announced their legacy numbers scheme to honour the 50th anniversary of England's inaugural international.

Debbie Bampton joined the coaching staff of Whitehawk Ladies in the 2006 close season, along with former Arsenal Ladies and England player Angela Banks.

Debbie Bampton joined the coaching staff of Lewes Ladies in January 2009.

Debbie Bampton was appointed as a Member of the British Empire in 1998 as a recognition of her services to women's football.