Google celebrated English Footballer Frank Soo
Google Doodle celebrated England’s forgotten footballer, Frank Soo. Soo, whose father was Chinese, became the first player of Asian heritage to represent England when he appeared in a wartime international against Wales in 1942. Legendary Stoke City player, went on to make a further eight international appearances during the Second World War before going on to play for Luton and embarking on a coaching career
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