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Popular and pacy left-winger who was picked up on a free from
Yorkshire Amateurs after Sheffield United had turned down the
chance to sign the Leeds-born player. Played a crucial part in the
Leeds side that climbed back up to Division 1 in 1956 and kept his
place through three years before being released to Sunderland in
1960.
Pippa and Gareth Horton say: Jack Overfeild:Ann Horton(nee
Overfield) is our Nana, we have never met Jack but would like to
know a bit more about him. We only have one old family photo of
jack playing and would like to see a few more photos/pictures of
him.
Phil says: The first gamer I saw was Arsenal v. Leeds at
Highbury in 1957. My two memories were Leeds striking blue and gold
strip and Jack's sprinting down the wing - he had a fine game
Jan Overfield says: I met Jack Overfield over 41 years ago. He
is the best. Modest,honest,kindhearted and supportive.(but then I
would say that,Jack Overfield is my dad.) He is enjoying his
retirement playing lots and lots of golf, regardless of the
weather. He is keeping well and extremely active. If I can help you
with anything else, let me know.
Jimmy says: Jackie was a thrill to watch, I remember as a lad
watching the game and looking forward to Jackie getting on the
ball. Hope all is well Jack you will never be forgotten.
John Corcoran says: Hi is Jack still going strong and if so
would it be possible to get in touch with him. A Sunderland
fan.
Jan Overfield says: Jack doesn't use the internet but I could
forward a letter of some kind to him and I'm sure he'll get back in
touch with you my email is: j.overfield1 _at_ ntlworld.com,
Thanks
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