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  1. www.worldfootball.net › player_summary › peter-reidPeter Reid - worldfootball.net

    Peter Reid - Mumbai City FC, Plymouth Argyle, Leeds United, Sunderland AFC, Manchester City, Bury FC, Notts County, Southampton FC, Queens Park Rangers, Everton FC, Bolton Wanderers / Thailand

  2. Blues legend Peter Reid was born ON THIS DAY in 1956. Reid spent his formative years as a player at Bolton Wanderers before signing for Everton in 1982. He went on to become a pivotal member of the team that won two league titles, an FA Cup and a European Cup Winners’ Cup. Along the way the midfielder picked up the 1985 PFA Player of the Year ...

  3. 11K Followers, 194 Following, 197 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Peter Reid (@6peterreid) 6peterreid. Follow. 206 posts; 11.2K followers; 211 following; Peter Reid. 6peterreid. Official account of Peter Reid. July 2023. Highlights. Highlights. Posts. Reels. Tagged. Show more posts from 6peterreid ...

  4. View the player profile of Midfielder Peter Reid, including statistics and photos, on the official website of the Premier League. View the player profile of Midfielder Peter Reid, ... Reid . Personal Details. Nationality. England England. Date of Birth. 20/06/1956 Height. 174cm. Position. Midfielder.

  5. 4 de mar. de 2008 · Reid may have been very much of his time as both a manager and a player, but that in no way diminishes the value of his work. Here are some of Peter Reid's achievements as a manager: he was the ...

  6. Peter Reid war zeitgleich zu seinen Aufgaben als Cheftrainer von Sunderland auch Trainer der englischen U-21 Nationalmannschaft. Fast sah es so aus als könnte Reid den Höhenflug mit Sunderland 2000/01 fortsetzen, als sie zeitweilig auf Platz 2 der Premier League lagen, jedoch sprang am Ende erneut nur der 7. Platz heraus.

  7. 9 de may. de 2003 · Share. Peter Reid. 1956: Born Huyton, Liverpool, June 20. 1974: Signs professional forms for Bolton. 1977: Wins first of six England Under-21 caps against Scotland. 1978: Wins Division Two championship with Bolton. 1982: Moves to Everton for £60,000. 1984: Wins the FA Cup with Everton, beating Watford 2-0 in final.