11 Facts About Larry Lloyd

1.

Laurence Valentine Lloyd was born on 6 October 1948 and is an English former footballer player and manager.

2.

Larry Lloyd started playing local football with Henbury Old Boys before being signed to Bristol Rovers.

3.

Larry Lloyd broke into the team in 1969, making his debut on 27 September in a league game at The Hawthorns.

4.

Larry Lloyd partnered one of the players who survived the Shankly cull, captain Tommy Smith.

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Larry Lloyd's goal was the first of the 3 and came in the 37th minute.

6.

Larry Lloyd did not miss a single minute of the 54 matches played in the whole season.

7.

Successor Bob Paisley preferred Thompson and Larry Lloyd transferred to Coventry City.

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8.

Larry Lloyd left Forest for Wigan Athletic in March 1981, where he was player-manager taking over from Ian McNeill.

9.

Up until 2000 Larry Lloyd was a regular and outspoken pundit for Nottingham-based local radio, firstly on GEM AM and latterly on Century 106, covering Forest matches.

10.

Larry Lloyd lived in Spain for many years, where he had a number of bars and dealt in property sales.

11.

Larry Lloyd was involved in football as manager of amateur side Real Marbella.