Left Back In Brazil Quarter-Final
Plays at left-back against Brazil's dangerous attack in the World Cup quarter-final, an experience that precedes his return to the tournament with England in 1966.
Follow Ray Wilson through 8 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Plays at left-back against Brazil's dangerous attack in the World Cup quarter-final, an experience that precedes his return to the tournament with England in 1966.
Plays in England's defence as Argentina are held scoreless at Wembley, helping the hosts reach the World Cup semi-finals.
Plays at left-back in England's 4-2 victory over West Germany, completing a personal journey from the 1962 quarter-final defeat to the 1966 title.
Ray Wilson completes the 1966 final at left-back for England as the team defeats West Germany after extra time. The Everton defender adds valuable experience to the back line throughout the tournament.
Represents England at left-back in the 1966 World Cup and completes the tournament as a member of the championship-winning defence.
Joins Genesis as lead vocalist after Phil Collins leaves the band.
Role range: 1996-1998
Sings on Calling All Stations, the only Genesis studio album with Ray Wilson.
Role range: 1996-1998
Leaves Genesis after the Calling All Stations period and its supporting tour.
Role range: 1996-1998
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