Born in Uppingham in 1862, Lionel was the son of John Charles Thring who was part of the group who formulated the ‘Cambridge’ rules of the game in 1848 which were adapted and adopted by the FA 15...
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Born in Uppingham in 1862, Lionel was the son of John Charles Thring who was part of the group who formulated the ‘Cambridge’ rules of the game in 1848 which were adapted and adopted by the FA 15...