Terence Alan Hurlock (born 22 September 1958) is an English former professional footballer who played as a central midfielder. Over the course of a 15-year...
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The name Hurlock can mean: Hurlock, Maryland, a town in the United States Madeline Hurlock (1899-1989), a silent film actress Terry Hurlock (born 1958)...
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Fortune-West[citation needed] Fitz Hall Vince Hilaire[citation needed] Terry Hurlock[citation needed] Kemal Izzet Muzzy Izzet Jodi Jones David Kerslake Ledley...
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adaptation derogatory name for Romani people derived from Gypsy nickname of Terry Hurlock (born 1958), English former footballer This disambiguation page lists...
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Year Winner 1986 Alan McLeary 1987 Brian Horne 1988 Danis Salman 1989 Terry Hurlock 1990 Ian Dawes 1991 Teddy Sheringham 1992 Aidan Davison 1993 Kasey Keller...
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Rovers on 7 April 1993. Most yellow cards: 8 Iain Dowie (Southampton) Terry Hurlock (Southampton) Vinnie Jones (Wimbledon) Jamie Pollock (Middlesbrough)...
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Saints fans, especially when Case was replaced by the unsuccessful Terry Hurlock, and was one of the key reasons that Branfoot was an unpopular figure...
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Ryan Fredericks Paul Goddard Dale Gordon Fred Griffiths John Hamilton Terry Hurlock Don Hutchison Andy Impey Tommy Inns Matt Jarvis Glen Johnson Jack Landells...
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swap deal with David Crown going the other way. Kamara was paired with Terry Hurlock in a highly committed central midfield partnership at Griffin Park....
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that included players such as Teddy Sheringham, Tony Cascarino and Terry Hurlock. Millwall made a strong start to the 1988–89 season where went top of...
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