1964-65 Peterborough United football publications

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1964-65 Peterborough United Season
League Third Division
Manager Jack Fairbrother, John Anderson, Gordon Clark
Home Ground London Road Stadium
1963-64 • other seasons • 1965-66


Match Publications

Third Division

Matchday 8: at Bristol Rovers

Bristol Rovers vs. Peterborough United (September 15, 1964)
English-football-program 1964-09-15 pufc-brifc.jpg
Team(s) Bristol Rovers vs. Peterborough United
Venue Eastville Stadium
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1963-641964-65 English football season1965-66
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