There was a time when retiring Everton players seemed to be found a pub to run; I remember Alex Parker running one in Runcorn. It might be interesting to see where and how players from before the 1970s ended up in retirement.

Another great read about very different times.

Dave Jardine returned to the Scottish Lowlands where he ran a Tailoring Business. He is buried near Lockerbie.

A Hannah returned to Scotland and ended his working days as a Security Officer at the John Brown Shipyard; he is buried in Clydebank.

Danny Doyle returned to Celtic, where he ran a Whiskey Business; he is buried in Glasgow.

Danny Kirkwood remain in Liverpool and ran his own business; he died in Wallasey.

John Holt, after joining Reading, was a partner in a Mineral Water business and died at Haywards Heath, Sussex.

Wattie Campbell became a Chief Engineer in the Merchant Navy; he died in Liverpool.

Alex Latta worked in the shipbuilding business; he died on the Wirral.

Alec Brady returned to Scotland, worked at the Singer Sawing Machine factory in Clydebank and died at Renton.

Fred Geary remained in Liverpool, ran a Public House, and is buried in Anfield Cemetery.

Alf Millward moved to Southampton, ran a Public House, and died in Winchester.

Edgar Chadwick returned to the family Grocery business in Blackburn and worked there until he died.

Again, many thanks, most illuminating.