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Harold Miller
Played as an amateur for St Albans City before turning professional, at age 20, for Charlton Athletic in November 1922. After 20 appearances and 11 goals he was transferred to Chelsea in June 1923 for a fee of £1,500. He retired in 1939 having made 365 appearances and scoring 44 goals.
He made his City debut on 9th April 1921 and made 14 appearances, scoring 4 goals, his last appearance came on 22nd November 1922 in the famous 7-8 F.A.Cup defeat to Dulwich Hamlet.
He won one International Cap for the full England team whilst with Chelsea in a 3-1 win in Sweden on 24th May 1924. This being the close season tour for which Wilfred Minter was chosen but, unfortunately, he declined citing business commitments. Thereby the opportunity for a St Albans City player winning a Full International Cap was lost.



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Harold Miller's playing record
Season Started. Used Sub. Goals Yellows Reds
Season 1920-21 1 0 0 0 0
Season 1921-22 6 0 3 0 0
Season 1922-23 8 0 1 0 0
Total 15 0 4 0 0
By season | In opening squad | Substituted in | Goals | Yellow cards | Red cards


Harold Miller's full debut
09.04.1921 at 15:00 Athenian League H West London Old Boys 7 - 0


Latest opening squad appearances (max.10)Harold Miller started
17.03.1923 at 15:15 Amateur Cup / Semi Final N London Caledonians 0 - 2
22.11.1922 at 15:00 FA Cup / 4th Qualifying Round (Replay) A Dulwich Hamlet 7 - 8
18.11.1922 at 15:00 FA Cup / 4th Qualifying Round H Dulwich Hamlet 1 - 1
04.11.1922 at 15:00 Athenian League A Luton Clarence 3 - 2
28.10.1922 at 15:00 Athenian League A Hampstead Town 4 - 0


Latest matches where player has scored one or more goals (max. 10)Harold Miller scored
02.09.1922 at 15:00 Athenian League H Kingstonian 5 - 0
13.05.1922 at 15:00 Herts Charity Cup / Final N Hertford Town 5 - 1
04.05.1922 at 15:00 Athenian League H Bromley 4 - 1
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