United. He continued to play for Arsenal through the early 1970s, scoring another 19 goals in 1972-73. However, his goal rate gradually reduced (only achieving single figures in 1973-74 and 1974-75) and he was injured in 1975-76, further restricting his appearances. By now, the partnership of Malcolm Macdonald and Frank Stapleton had become Arsenal's first-choice attacking duo and Radford only played twice in the first four months of 1976-77. In all he played 481 times for Arsenal, scoring 149 goals, which makes him Arsenal's fourth all-time top scorer. Later career Unable to stake a place in the side, Radford moved on to West Ham United in December 1976 for £80,000. After a year and 28 league appearances and no goals with the Hammers, Radford joined Blackburn Rovers in 1977. He was moderately successful with the Second Division side, scoring ten times in 38 league appearances. He left Rovers in 1978 and then played for non-league side Bishop's Stortford, winning the Isthmian League and an FA Trophy with the club. After retiring, he enjoyed several spells as manager of Bishop's Stortford in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Radford worked as a youth coach with Queens Park Rangers as well. He now also gives tours of Arsenal's Emirates Stadium and appears as a football pundit on their TV station: Arsenal TV. International career Radford as an England youth international, won four caps for the under-23 side. He made his full debut for the Three Lions in a friendly against Romania on 15 January 1969. However, he was not a favourite of England manager Sir Alf Ramsey and won only one further cap, against Switzerland on 13 October 1971; Radford scored in neither match. Personal life Radford has been married to wife Engel since 1968. Engel, of the Netherlands and John have two sons, Ian and Robert. He became a landlord, running the Greyhound pub in Thaxted, Essex. In 1997, Radford became a grandfather (through Ian) for the first time to a boy named Brandon. In 2001, a granddaughter was born (also by Ian) named Jovi-Lee. Honours Player Arsenal First Division: 1970–71 FA Cup: 1970–71 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup: 1969–70 Bishop's Storford Isthmian League: 1980–81 FA Trophy: 1980–81 Manager Bishop's Stortford Isthmian League Cup: 1989 References External links 1947 births Living people English footballers England international footballers England under-23 international footballers Arsenal F.C. players West Ham United F.C. players Blackburn Rovers F.C. players