Famous People with Name Goddard

Stuart Leslie Goddard            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Stuart Leslie Goddard: Goddard, an only child, was born in Marylebone, London. One of the themes he used in his later work - suppressed minorities - was part of his inheritance; he is of Romnichal stock. His grandfather, Walter Albany Smith, was a full-blooded Romany & a heavy drinker (an alcoholic). Home was two rooms in de Walden buildings

Raymond "Ray" Goddard            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Raymond "Ray" Goddard: was an English football goalkeeper who played for three London clubs between 1967 and 1981. Goddard began his career as a member of Fulham's youth team, but was released without being offered a professional contract. He subsequently joined Orient, where he spent eight seasons.

Paul Goddard            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Paul Goddard: is a former professional footballer and football manager.During his playing career, he gained caps for England U21s (scoring five times) and earned a single full cap for the England team against Iceland in June 1982 (scoring once). In his fifteen year career as a centre forward, he played for Queens Park Rangers, West Ham United, Newcastle United, Derby County, Millwall and Ipswich Town, where he retired and was then temporarily caretaker-manager with old team mate John Wark between the departure of John Lyall and the arrival of George Burley.

Karl Goddard            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Karl Goddard: is a retired English footballer who played for Manchester United, Bradford City, Exeter City (on loan), Colchester United (on loan), Hereford United and Bradford Park Avenue.

Arthur Milton Goddard            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Arthur Milton Goddard: was a footballer who played for Liverpool Football Club in the early 20th century, helping them to win the 1906 Football League Championship.Goddard played for Heaton Norris Albion, Stockport and Glossop North End before being signed by Liverpool for £460 by manager Tom Watson on the 24 February 1902.