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Which team did the player Chic Brodie (footballer) belong to in Jun 1957?
Chic Brodie ( footballer ) Charles Thomas George Brodie ( 22 February 1937 – 24 April 2000 ) was a Scottish professional football goalkeeper who made 400 appearances in The Football League , most notably for Brentford , Aldershot and Northampton Town . His professional career came to an end in 1970 when he was seriously injured after colliding with a dog which had run onto the field of play . Career . Manchester City . Born in Duntocher , Brodie began his career with Junior clubs Duntocher Hibernian and Partick Avondale before signing for Manchester City of the Football League First Division in March 1954 . He spent four years with the club , playing understudy to the popular German goalkeeper Bert Trautmann , but failed to break into the first team and departed in July 1957 . Gillingham . Brodie dropped down the leagues to join Gillingham of the Third Division South in July 1957 . He spent one season with the Kent-based club , during which he played 22 times . Aldershot . Brodie joined Fourth Division club Aldershot in July 1958 . At the time he was completing his National Service and was stationed in the town . He remained at the Recreation Ground until February 1961 and departed having made 106 appearances for the club . Wolverhampton Wanderers . Brodie secured a move back to the top-flight when he joined Wolverhampton Wanderers for a then-club record £9,000 in February 1961 . He played just one league match for Wolves , before departing Molineux in September 1961 . Northampton Town . Brodie dropped back down to the Third Division to join Northampton Town in September 1961 , for £4,000 . His first appearance for the club meant that he made three consecutive appearances for three clubs . Brodie played regularly for the club for just over two years and won a Third Division championship medal during the 1962–63 season . He departed the County Ground in November 1963 , having made 97 appearances for the Cobblers . Brentford . Brodie moved to London to join Third Division club Brentford in November 1963 in a £10,000 deal . He quickly usurped long-standing regular goalkeeper Gerry Cakebread and was the Bees regular goalkeeper until losing his place to Gordon Phillips during an injury-affected 1966–67 season . He regained his place in the team early in the 1970–71 season , but on 27 November 1970 , a dog ran onto the field of play during a match away to Colchester United and collided with Brodie , damaging ligaments in his knee . Though he managed five further appearances during the second half of the season , the injury ended Brodies professional career . Brodie departed Griffin Park at the end of the 1970–71 season , after making 224 appearances during his eight years with the Bees . He was posthumously inducted into the Brentford Hall of Fame in 2015 . Non-league football . In 1971 Brodie resumed playing , albeit at a semi-professional level , with Southern League Premier Division club Margate . He remained with the Gate for two seasons and was in goal when the team lost 11–0 to Bournemouth in an FA Cup match in November 1971 . He later played for Wealdstone and Maidstone United before retiring from football . International career . Brodie represented Scotland at Schoolboy and Junior level . Personal life . Prior to becoming a professional footballer , Brodie served a five-year apprenticeship in electrical engineering . In his latter years as a professional footballer , Brodie became a London taxi driver and as of September 1995 was living in Southall . He died in 2000 at the age of 63 , after suffering with prostate cancer . Honours . Northampton Town - Football League Fourth Division : 1962–63 Brentford - London Challenge Cup : 1966–67 Individual - Brentford Supporters Player of the Year ( 2 ) : 1964–65 , 1965–66 - Brentford Players Player of the Year ( 1 ) : 1969–70 - Brentford Hall of Fame