Former Peterborough United striker who won one England cap has passed away aged 74

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Former Peterborough United striker Trevor Whymark has died aged 74.

Whymark only played four times for Posh after joining as a 35 year-old from Southend United in August 1985. He failed to score a goal and soon left the club, but he had enjoyed an illustrious career before starting to drop down the divisions.

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Whymark scored 104 goals for Ipswich Town in 335 appearances. He’s the sixth highest goalscorer in the club’s history. Whymark also won one England cap against Luxembourg in 1977 .

Whymark later had spells abroad at Sparta Rotterdam and Vancouver Whitecaps, and also played for Derby County, Grimsby and Colchester.

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