Jon Sammels

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Jon Sammels in 1967

Jonathon Charles "Jon" Sammels (born July 23, 1945 in Ipswich ) is a former English football player .

life and career

Sammels began his career at Arsenal , his favorite club, as a youth in 1961. After two relatively successful years as a player in the reserve and youth teams, he made his competitive debut for the Gunners on April 27, 1963. The midfielder, with strengths such as a good shot, overview and technique, was able to prevail at Arsenal. Sammels was a regular player until the UEFA Cup success in 1970. In the following double year he was only a substitute and decided in 1971 to move to Leicester City . He played at Leicester for the next seven years of his career. In 1978 he went to Canada for a year to support the Vancouver Whitecaps. The next year, Sammels ended his career and returned to England . Today Jon Sammels working as a driving instructor in the London district of Leicester .

Stations

  • Arsenal FC (1961–1971) (270 appearances / 52 goals)
  • Leicester City (1971–1978) (265/25)
  • Vancouver Whitecaps (1978–1979)

successes

personal data
SURNAME Sammels, Jon
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Sammels, Jonathon Charles (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION English soccer player
DATE OF BIRTH July 23, 1945
PLACE OF BIRTH Ipswich , England