Stuart Williams (footballer)

Personal information
Stuart Williams
Full name	Stuart Grenville Williams
Date of birth	9 July 1930 (1930-07-09) (age 79)
Place of birth	Wrexham, Wales
Playing position	Full back
Senior career¹
Years	Club	App (Gls)*
1951–1962 1962–1967	West Bromwich Albion Southampton	226 (0) 150 (3)
National team
1955-1966	Wales	043 (0)
Teams managed
1974	Viking FK
¹ Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. * Appearances (Goals)

Stuart Grenville Williams (born Wrexham 9 July 1930) was a Wales international football player. Williams, a defender, played his club football for West Bromwich Albion and Southampton. He was part of the Wales squad for the 1958 FIFA World Cup in Sweden.

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v • d • e Wales squad – 1958 FIFA World Cup

1 Kelsey • 2 Williams • 3 Hopkins • 4 Sullivan • 5 M. Charles • 6 Bowen • 7 Medwin • 8 Hewitt • 9 J. Charles • 10 I. Allchurch • 11 C. Jones • 12 K. Jones • 13 Vearnecombe • 14 Edwards • 15 C. Baker • 16 Crowe • 17 Leek • 18 Vernon • 19 Webster • 20 Elsworthy • 21 L. Allchurch • 22 T. Baker • Coach: Murphy

Viking FK – Managers

R. Andersen (1946) · Jensen (1947–49) · Gutkas (1950) · Stensland (1951–52) · Monsen (1953–54) · Danielsen (1955) · Monsen (1956–57) · Danielsen & Opsahl (1958–59) · S. Andersen & Opsahl (1960) · Jespersen (1961) · Monsen (1962–63) · Kvammen (1964) · Monsen (1965) · S. Andersen & Ellingsen (1966) · S. Andersen (1967–70) · Schou-Andreassen (1971–72) · S. Andersen (1973) · Williams (1974) · Nilsen (1975) · Knutsen (1976) · Kvia & Johannessen (1977) · Knapp (1978–81) · Schou-Andreassen (1982) · Morisbak (1983) · Blunt (1984) · Kvia (1984) · Foulkes (1985) · S. Andersen (1985) · Kvia (1986–87) · Schou-Andreassen (1987) · Lennartsson (1988–91) · Økland (1992) · Berntsen (1992–95) · Andreasen (1996–99) · Lennartsson (2000–02) · Olsen (2003–04) · Berntsen (2004) · Hodgson (2004–05) · Prahl (2006) · Nordlie (2006) · Rösler (2007–)