Bob Ward

Position
Midfielder
Date Of Birth
5 June 1916
Date Of Death
1 January 1990 (73)
Place Of Birth
Coventry
Nationality
Games Played
1
-
Per Game
Games Started
1
1.0
Per Game
Minutes
68
68.0
Per Game
Goals
0
0
Per Game
Assists
0
0
Per Game
Bio
Stats
Matches
Gallery
Transfers
Internationals

Bob had a tremendous reputation in Coventry local football before and during the Second World War winning honours with Bedworth Town and AWA Baginton. Normally a full-back, Bob played several wartime games for City as a guest and played is only competitive game for the club in a Third Round FA Cup tie in 1946 against Aston Villa at Villa Park. For the only time in the competition’s history the early rounds were over two legs and City had beaten Villa 2-1 in the first leg. The second leg ended in disaster as Ward, playing out of position at right-half, was sent off, and City lost 0-2.

The following season Bob was a regular with Bedworth again and later played for Rugby Tow. After retiring from playing he went into coaching and formed a strong and successful relationship with Jimmy Knox at AP Leamington and VS Rugby.

FA Cup (England)
1945-1946
Coventry City
1
1
68′
1
1
1
0
68′
0
0
1
0 (0)
0
0
Date
For
Against
H/A
Result
FA Cup 1945-1946
FA Cup 1945-1946
Coventry City
Aston Villa
A
L 2:0
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