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Danny Boxshall
Daniel "Danny" Boxshall (born 2 April 1920 in Bradford, Yorkshire and died 5 November 2009 in Shipley, Yorkshire) was an English footballer who played as a winger. He made over 140 Football League appearances in the years after the Second World War.
==Career==
Danny Boxshall played locally in the Bradford Amateur League for Alston Works, Wilsden and Salem Athletic in Yorkshire. Boxshall also represented the British Army of the Rhine.〔 Boxshall joined Queens Park Rangers in January 1946.〔 Bob Hewison signed Boxshall for £2,575 in May 1948 from QPR for Bristol City. Boxshall left Bristol City and joined Bournemouth in July 1950. Boxshall left Bournemouth and joined Rochdale in July 1952. Boxshall later played in the Southern League for Chelmsford City.〔
After retiring from football Danny Boxshall was an Insurance Agent for Prudential in Chelmsford for 25 years before retiring in April 1981. He then moved back to Shipkley in Yorkshire.〔
Danny Boxshall is unique in that he was signed as a professional without having been seen by any of the Queens Park Rangers club officials. He was signed and played in a New Year’s Day match on the recommendation of having won the Military Medal. Boxshall was learning how to make pianos, but when he was near the end of the course, Union officials said it was not fair that he should have two jobs. Football became his means of livelihood.
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