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Steve Perrin

Steve Perrin

Clubs played for: QPR, Wycombe Wanderers, Crystal Palace, Plymouth Argyle, Portsmouth, Hillingdon Borough, Northampton Town, Wycombe Wanderers, Hillingdon Borough, St Albans City (1973-1984)

Born: 1952

Birthplace: Paddington, Greater London

Position: Forward

Biography: Was a member of the side that won promotion out of the old Fourth Division in 1979-80 and could slot comfortably into the side as centre forward or in the heart of the defence. Steve became a school teacher after retiring from the game but still played in non- league soccer. After ten years as a deputy head at a local primary school, he was appointed Headmaster at Bushey Heath Primary School, in Hertfordshire.




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Perrin, Steve I went to school with Steve in the sixties and, encouraged by our sports master Roy Brooks, he blossomed eventually as a good pro footballer. We played in several cup finals together and team colleagues at the time were Chris Thomas, Phil Tiffin, John Thompson, Paul Pitfield and Pete Dent. Steve was an Excellent player and a great guy.
David Tatler
01-05-22 DAVE TATLER

Perrin, Steve As a young lad in Liverpool, I exchanged football programmes with pen pals across the country. Steve was one and I still have many QPR ones because of him. I wish you well Steve.
13-03-22 RICHARD SEERY

Perrin, Steve He was headteacher at my primary school - Bushey Heath Primary. He barely ever let girls play in the football team... even when they were far superior to the boys!
01-11-20 Luisa

Perrin, Steve I remember him when he was a PE Teacher at Christ's College Finchley Boys grammar school in the early 1970's . He was a very supportive teacher and coach. It was quite a thrill for us boys when he got signed by Crystal Palace.
24-08-20 Joe Marshall

Perrin, Steve In 1975 Steve was a geography/pe teacher at Christ College in Finchley. He also played for non league Wycombe Wanderers in the Isthmian League at the same time during a golden period when they were regularly champions. In January 1975 they reached the FA Cup third round for the first time in their history, played Middlesbrough of the FIrst Division then managed by Jack Charlton, I was a keen schoolboy football fan, following non league rivals, Hendon, now sadly languishing in level 7 of the pyramid. Steve kindly arranged for me to receive 2 tickets (and would not accept any payment) for the match at the Loakes Park ground, near the hospital. The match finished goalless and Wycombe narrowly lost the replay 1-0. It was a lovely gesture from a genuine fellow.
14-07-20 Stuart Harrison

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