Peter Phillips

Peter Phillips

Peter was a successful England amateur international, combining studies at Cambridge University for a History degree with playing at centre-forward for Bishops Stortford, when he was persuaded by Luton Town to sign professional forms in 1969.

A fast and tricky forward, Peter made his League debut at Brighton in October 1969 but with Malcolm Macdonald banging in the goals for the Hatters at the time his chances were infrequent and after a loan spell at Torquay he joined Cambridge United where he was altogether more successful.

After 53 League appearances in two years at the Abbey, Peter signed on for Bedford where he took up studying again, this time to become a Chartered Accountant. Peter is now based in Finedon.