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Australia · 1974–2004Johnny Warren
Rating
80
Caps
42
Goals
7
Life
1943–2004
Clubs
Bankstown Berries, St. George Saints Football Club, Stockport County
Honours
2× Hall of Fame (2002–2002)
#21
Editorial rank of 33 for Australia
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The people's rank, live from duel votes
When Australia played its first World Cup match in Hamburg on 14 June 1974, he started in midfield wearing number nine, and he spent the next three decades insisting it would not be the last. He won 42 caps and captained the side, took three New South Wales grand finals with St George Budapest, an MBE in 1974 and FIFA's Centennial Order of Merit in 2004, and gave his name to the medal the A-League's best player collects. Career record: 42 caps and 7 goals for Australia; club career at Bankstown Berries, St. George Saints Football Club, Stockport County; honours include 2× Hall of Fame (2002–2002).
Career record
| 1959–1962 | Bankstown Berries |
| 1963–1964 | St. George Saints Football Club |
| 1964–1964 | Stockport County |
| 1965–1974 | St. George Saints Football Club |
| Australia | 42 caps, 7 goals |
Shared the era
Australia legends whose careers overlapped Warren's