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| cityofdeath =
Manchester
| countryofdeath =
England
| height = 6 ft 3 in
| position =
Goalkeeper
|youthyears =
| youthclubs = Forest Swifts
| years = 1898-1900
1900-1903
1903-1912
|clubs= Freemantle
Southampton Manchester United
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Henry Herbert "Harry" Moger, (born
September 1879 in
Southampton, died
Manchester 16 June 1927(External Link
)), was an
English football goalkeeper.
Playing career
He started his career with local side Forest Swifts, before joining Southampton St. Marys' main local rivals, Freemantle in 1898. In 1899 he was suspended for two months due to his having played amateur football for Forest Swifts whilst registered as a professional with Freemantle.
Southampton
He joined
Southampton in the summer of 1900, but spent most of his time at Southampton as understudy to the
England international 'keeper,
Jack Robinson. Tall and lean, Harry was particularly useful in high-ball situations when he could come off his goal line to punch the ball clear. Robinson's dominance of the 'keeper's position restricted Moger to 14
Southern League appearances in his 3 years at
The Dell.
Manchester United
In May 1903, he was sold to
Manchester United who had spotted his potential when at Southampton. He would stay with United until 1912 when he retired. During his
Manchester United career, he made 264 appearances, and helped United to the
Football League championships in
1907-08 and
1910-11, and the
FA Cup in
1909.
Honours
Manchester United
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