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About: Thomas Hunt (footballer)     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Thomas Hunt was a footballer, born in West Bromwich in 1908 and died in West Bromwich in 1975. Hunt played as a centre-forward for Norwich City F.C. and scored in nine of his first ten starts. Hunt played in Norwich's club-record victory, 10–2 over Coventry City, on 15 March 1930, scoring five goals. The half-time score was 4–0, meaning the 8,230 supporters saw eight second half goals When his playing career ended in 1932, he went on to work in the steel industry.