Richard Bond was an English footballer who played outside right.
13 Facts About Dicky Bond
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Dicky Bond was capped eight times by England and spent the vast majority of his playing career at Bradford City where he played more than 300 games.
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Dicky Bond represented City during the most successful spell in its history.
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Dicky Bond had scored two goals in three appearances earlier in the cup run.
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Dicky Bond represented the club in 32 FA Cup games scoring 12 times.
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Dicky Bond served with the Bradford Pals during the First World War before returning to City in 1919.
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Dicky Bond played for Blackburn for one season before his final move to Lancaster Town in August 1923 for one last season.
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Dicky Bond retired in 1924 but returned to play for Garstang Town two years later.
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Dicky Bond became a publican before he died in Preston aged 71.
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Dicky Bond made his first international appearance for England while at Preston on 25 February 1905 against Ireland.
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Dicky Bond won a total of eight caps, scoring twice, both against Ireland in 1906.
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Dicky Bond was serving as a sergeant in the Prince of Wales's Own when he was taken prisoner-of-war in July 1916.
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Dicky Bond was repatriated on 18 November 1918 and more than two years after it had finished, he laid a commemorative wreath at the Cenotaph in London before Bradford City's game with Arsenal on 1 January 1921.