Seth Plum
Seth Lewis Plum (15 July 1899 – 29 November 1969) was an English international footballer who played as a wing half. Club careerBorn in Edmonton, Plum played professionally for Charlton Athletic, Chelsea and Southend United.[1] ChelseaThe 1925–26 season was to be Plum's final season for Chelsea, ending in him featuring on nine occasions, all of which came in March and April 1926. Despite his position as a wing half, Plum left Stamford Bridge having scored no goals in 27 appearances for the club.[2][3] Southend UnitedOn 1 July 1927, Plum joined Southend United, who were then playing in the Third Division (South). He started all of his 10 games for the Seasiders before retiring through injury at the age of 28.[4] International careerPlum received his only cap for England at age 23 while playing for Charlton Athletic, starting and playing the full 90 minutes in a 4–1 win over France on 10 May 1923.[5] Later lifeIn the early 1960s, Plum worked as a petrol pump attendant at a garage in Tottenham.[6] References
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