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Billy Cook (footballer, born 1940)

Billy Cook was a footballer who played seven times for the Australia national association football team.

Playing career
Club career Cook played his youth football for Galston Amateurs and Ardrossan Winton Rovers before signing with Kilmarnock in 1959. He played ten matches for Kilmarnock before moving to Australia to play for Melbourne team Slavia. International career Cook represented Scotland once at under-14 level and twice at under-15 level. While playing at Slavia Cook came to the attention of the Australian selectors. Between 1965 and 1967 he played in seven full internationals for Australia, including two against Scotland, his country of birth. He also played for the Victorian state team on several occasions. == Personal life ==
Personal life
Cook died on 2 July 2017, aged 77. == Honours ==
Honours
Slavia MelbourneAustralia Cup: 1963Victoria State League: runner-up 1966 • Dockerty Cup: 1964, 1965, • Victoria Ampol Cup: 1967 ==References==
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