Sid Tickridge [SEP] place of death
Sid Tickridge
Sid Tickridge (10 April 1923 in Stepney – 6 January 1997 in Canterbury) was a professional footballer who played for Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea, Brentford and represented England at schoolboy level.
Football career.
Tickridge joined Spurs as a junior in April 1946. He played a total of 101 games in all competitions for the club in the position of full back from 1946 to 1950. Tickridge took part in the push and run side of 1950–51 when he completed one match. He left the club in March
First on MacDonald's list of priorities was to ensure that Brentford finished in the top half of the Third Division South table, to avoid becoming founder members of the new Fourth Division in the following season. Ageing and injury-ravaged players Sid Tickridge, Wally Bragg and Frank Dudley were released, while Jeff Taylor, the club's second-leading scorer in each of the previous two seasons, elected to retire and pursue a career in opera. MacDonald brought in former Brentford player Fred Monk as trainer and made just one signing