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- ↑ Dickinson, Jason; Brodie, John (2005). The Wednesday Boys: A Definitive Who's Who of Sheffield Wednesday Football Club 1880–2005. Sheffield: Pickard Communication. ISBN 0-9547264-9-9.
- ↑ Dickinson, Jason; Brodie, John (2011). Sheffield Wednesday: The Complete Record. Sheffield: DB Publishing.