Peter Leslie Shilton, born September 18, 1949, in Leicester, is an English former footballer and manager who played as a goalkeeper.
Shilton holds the record for most appearances for the England national team with 125.
His career spanned over thirty years, achieving 1005 league appearances.
He played for Bolton Wanderers, Derby County, West Ham Utd, Nottingham Forest, Leyton Orient, Wimbledon, Leicester City, Coventry City, Southampton, Plymouth Argyle, Stoke City, the England national under-21 team, and the England national team.
Shilton participated in three World Cups, making his debut at 33 in 1982.
He has a record of 10 clean sheets in the final stages of the World Cup out of 17 played.

Derthona Foot Ball Club 1908, commonly known as Derthona, is one of the oldest and most historic football clubs in Piedmont, Italy. Founded in 1908 in the city of Tortona, in the province of Alessandria, the club represents one of the traditional institutions of provincial Italian football. The name "Derthona" comes from the ancient Roman name of the city, Dertona Julia, and remains a powerful symbol of local identity. Its traditional black-and-white colours have accompanied the club for more than a century and made it one of the most important sporting symbols of Tortona.

Throughout its long history, Derthona has experienced many different eras of Italian football and has played an important role in the development of the sport in Piedmont. Among the figures most closely associated with the club is Aristide Caporale, along with numerous players who used Derthona as a stepping stone toward higher levels of Italian football. The club has long been respected for its commitment to youth development and its strong connection to the local community.

The most prestigious period in the club's history came during the 1920s and 1930s. During that era, Derthona competed in the Prima Divisione and Divisione Nazionale, which represented the highest levels of Italian football before the creation of the modern single-group Serie A in 1929. Facing clubs such as Juventus, Torino, Genoa, Pro Vercelli and Alessandria remains one of the greatest achievements in the club's history.

In later decades, Derthona spent many seasons in Serie C, Serie D and regional competitions while continuing to play an important role in Piedmontese football. A notable modern period came during the 1980s and 1990s, when the club established itself in the national leagues and strengthened its reputation as one of northern Italy's most respected provincial football organizations.

Like many historic Italian clubs, Derthona experienced financial difficulties and organizational restructurings. Nevertheless, strong support from the city of Tortona and the dedication of its supporters allowed the club to preserve its tradition and continue representing the local community.

Home matches are played at the historic Stadio Fausto Coppi, opened in 1928 and named after the legendary cyclist born in Tortona. The stadium remains the heart of football culture in the city and one of its most important sporting landmarks.

The club's main rivalries are with Alessandria, Novese, Casale and Pro Vercelli, fixtures deeply rooted in the history of Piedmontese football. Thanks to its century-long tradition, participation at the highest levels of Italian football during the early twentieth century and strong connection to Tortona, Derthona holds a special place in the history of football in Piedmont.

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