Former England defender Jimmy Langley, who won three full caps in the late 1950s, has died at the age of 78. He began his career at Guildford City, and had a brief spell at Leeds United before moving to Brighton.
Langley made 166 league appearances in three-and-a-half years at the Seagulls, including two seasons as captain.
He then played 323 times for Fulham in nearly a decade at Craven Cottage, before joining QPR, playing in their League Cup-winning side in 1967.
The funeral will take place at Breakspear Crematorium in Ruislip on Friday, 21 December at 1415 GMT, followed by a wake at Hillingdon Borough FC - a club he managed after retiring as a player.
Langley's son Peter told Brighton's website that anyone is welcome to attend either event.
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