Former Acton Town inside-forward who joined Wimbledon at the end of the extended 1939/40 wartime season, scoring on his debut against Metropolitan Police, and was a regular the following season. Games were few and far between and despite missing only one match he only played 9 time for the Dons, scoring 7 times.

Joined the R.A.F. and represented them in the inter-services cup while regularly guesting for Chelsea (3 goals in 7 matches in the war-time Football League South).

As the war drew to its conclusion he made 31 appearances for Hayes, scoring 11 goals, including a hat-trick against Carshalton in the London Senior Cup before turning professional with Clapton Orient in July 1946. After 3 goals in 118 appearances he joined Brenford, but did not make an appearance for the Bee's first time and finished his career in non-League for Dartford, Tunbridge Wells United and Ashford Town.