The "Black Flash" was recommended to Leeds by a teacher, after Johanneson starred with Germiston Coloured School and Germiston Colliers. Nick-named "Hurry, Hurry" in his native country, he came from the poverty of township life in South Africa to star on the football fields of England. He arrived on a three month trial in January 1961, soon finding the wintry weather far different than what he was used to, but he stuck it out and was signed in April 1961, making his debut the same month.

The crowd soon warmed to him as he supplied the cross which Jack Charlton headed in for the first of his two goals that day. He impressed Manager Don Revie also and he played all five games that remained that season. In the second of those games, in a 0-0 draw at Stoke City on 15th April 1961, he played one game with fellow Black South African winger Gerry Francis for the Elland Road side, Gerry playing at inside right and Johanneson played on the left wing. His bewitching skills, at outside-left, caused havoc amongst Second Division defences. He had great speed, neat ball skills and an eye for goal.

He became the first black footballer to achieve true prominence in the English professional game. Others before him, such as Roy Brown, of Stoke City, and Doncaster Rovers' Charlie Williams (who became better known as a comedian), enjoyed worthy careers just after the Second World War, but the personable South African's dashing exploits with Leeds United in the 1960's gave him a far higher public profile.

Johanneson had explosive pace, a bewitching side-step and the knack of scoring goals and this made him one of the most effective early contributors to the revival at Elland Road. Conditioned by a life of rigid apartheid, Johanneson was understandably unsure of himself initially, not even knowing if he was allowed to join his white colleagues in the team bath. But Johanneson soon had his answer when his team-mates stripped him of his kit and threw him in. It was a no frills welcome but a warm one which he appreciated.





He became a favourite with the Elland Road fans and they, like the vast majority of other supporters, judged him purely on his merits as a footballer, and he stood out as one of the few entertainers in an essentially dour team. Incidents of racism were extremely rare, though on one later occasion he complained to the Manager that an Everton defender, whom he didn't name, had called him a "black bastard" during the heat of a particularly bitter match. Revie's advice was to "call him a white bastard back."

Leeds were not a very successful side in those early Revie days and Johanneson after playing the first seven games, from which they had lost four, was dropped, with the young John Hawksby taking over left-wing duties. Johanessen was brought back and distinguished himself in Leeds successful battle against relegation in which they drew four and won one. He scored his first Leeds goal on 14th April 1962 in a 1-1 draw at Walsall in the first of those five games, and it was he who scored the opening goal in a 3-0 win at Newcastle United, in the do or die final fixture of the season on 28th April 1962.

He then became firmly established in the side, missing just one game, and was the second top scorer to Jim Storrie with thirteen League goals, as they came fifth in the 1962-63 season. He only missed five games and was joint leading goalscorer with Don Weston again with thirteen League goals as Leeds won the Second Division championship in 1963-64. One goal in that season would linger in the memories of all who were privileged to witness it. It came on Easter Monday, 30th April 1964, in the vital home fixture with Newcastle United, when he brought down a long through balland side-stepped three players before slipping the ball beyond the advancing goalkeeper for the vital second Leeds goal.

He continued to mesmerise his defensive opponents in the First Division. A target for racial abuse, Johanneson's confidence was sometimes undermined by the jibes of his opponents. He was especially effective in tandem with the club's skipper, Bobby Collins. As the effervescent little Scottish schemer put it, "Albert could fly and I could put the ball on the spot for him. When he was in his stride there weren't many who could catch him." Johanneson's performing peak came, perhaps, in 1964-65, when the newly promoted Leeds were pipped for the title only on goal average by Manchester United, then lost the FA Cup Final to Liverpool, after extra-time.





In retrospect, that Wembley defeat, when Johanneson became the first black player to appear in a final, but made disappointingly little impact, marked something of a watershed in his career. It was as though his self-belief, always rather fragile, had taken a severe knock and he was never quite the same again. Soon after that he lost his place to the England international Mike O'Grady, and then became increasingly peripheral through a combination of niggling injuries and the rise of the brilliant Eddie Gray.

While no longer a regular Johanneson still had the ability to breach any defence and in European Competitions he is still the only Leeds player to have recorded two hat-tricks at that level. On 26th October 1966 in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Second Round Second Leg at Elland Road, he scored the first goal in the twentieth minute and the second goal in the thirty-third minute and completed his treble with the fifth Leeds goal in the seventy-fifth minute top make the score 5-1, which was the final score. His second came on 17th October 1967 in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup First Round Second Leg at Elland Road, when he scored the first Leds goal after ten minutes and the second after thirty-four minutes and completed his hat-trick with the final Leeds goal in the eightieth minute as they won 7-0 against Spora Luxembourg.

Accordingly, Johanneson was no more than a bit player as Revie's Leeds matured into a mighty footballing force and it was no surprise when he left to join York City, of the Fourth Division, in the summer of 1970. Though in his thirty-first year, he had much to offer the Minster men and in his one full season at Bootham Crescent, he helped them gain promotion. He continued to be dogged by fitness problems, however, but scored three goals in twenty-six appearances before retiring in June 1972. He moved back to South Africa for a spell of coaching but returned to Leeds where he fell under the influence of drink and drifted through life as a lonely and broken man.

Upon leaving the game, the good life soon disappeared for the South African. He lived in squalor with his brother Trevor and struggled against alcoholism. Towards the end of his life Johanneson had little to remember of the glory days of his soccer career. His marriage had broken up, and he had little or no money. Friends made efforts to get Johanneson to beat the bottle and a dinner was held at Elland Road in his honour, but he was unable to win his personal battle and was found dead in his high-rise flat in Leeds on 29th September 1995, aged fifty-five, although it is thought that he died several days earlier.

A number of club officials and ex-players attended Albert's funeral at Lawnswood Cemetary in Leeds and probably reflected how the sporting limelight can some years afterwards leave our heroes struggling alone with alienation.

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	Germiston Callies	Permanent	Jan 1961		York City	Aug 1970

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	Player Record	Apps	Start	(Sub)	Unused Sub	Goals
League		171	169	(2)	1	48
FA Cup		14	14	(0)	0	5
League Cup		8	8	(0)	0	6
Europe		6	5	(1)	0	8
TOTAL		199	196	(3)	1	67

	Season by Season	Apps	Start	(Sub)	Unused Sub	Goals
1960-1961		5	5	(0)	0	0
League 5 5 (0) 0 0
1961-1962		14	14	(0)	0	3
League 13 13 (0) 0 2 League Cup 1 1 (0) 0 1
1962-1963		44	44	(0)	0	14
League 41 41 (0) 0 13 FA Cup 3 3 (0) 0 1
1963-1964		41	41	(0)	0	15
League 37 37 (0) 0 13 FA Cup 2 2 (0) 0 0 League Cup 2 2 (0) 0 2
1964-1965		36	36	(0)	0	11
League 30 30 (0) 0 8 FA Cup 5 5 (0) 0 2 League Cup 1 1 (0) 0 1
1965-1966		15	15	(0)	1	3
League 12 12 (0) 1 2 FA Cup 1 1 (0) 0 0 Europe 2 2 (0) 0 1
1966-1967		27	27	(0)	0	12
League 21 21 (0) 0 7 FA Cup 2 2 (0) 0 1 League Cup 2 2 (0) 0 0 Europe 2 2 (0) 0 4
1967-1968		12	10	(2)	0	6
League 9 8 (1) 0 2 League Cup 1 1 (0) 0 1 Europe 2 1 (1) 0 3
1968-1969		3	2	(1)	0	3
League 1 0 (1) 0 1 FA Cup 1 1 (0) 0 1 League Cup 1 1 (0) 0 1
1969-1970		2	2	(0)	0	0
League 2 2 (0) 0 0

	Appearances		Date	Score		Match Events
	Swansea City Division Two	H	08/04/1961	2 : 2	D
	Stoke City Division Two	A	15/04/1961	0 : 0	D
	Lincoln City Division Two	H	22/04/1961	7 : 0	W
	Scunthorpe United Division Two	H	25/04/1961	2 : 2	D
	Charlton Athletic Division Two	A	29/04/1961	0 : 2	L
	Charlton Athletic Division Two	H	19/08/1961	1 : 0	W
	Brighton & Hove Albion Division Two	A	22/08/1961	3 : 1	W
	Liverpool Division Two	A	26/08/1961	0 : 5	L
	Brighton & Hove Albion Division Two	H	30/08/1961	1 : 1	D
	Rotherham United Division Two	H	02/09/1961	1 : 3	L
	Norwich City Division Two	A	06/09/1961	0 : 2	L
	Sunderland Division Two	A	09/09/1961	1 : 2	L
	Rotherham United League Cup 4th Round Replay	H	15/01/1962	1 : 2	L
	Newcastle United Division Two	H	27/01/1962	0 : 1	L
	Walsall Division Two	A	14/04/1962	1 : 1	D
	Bury Division Two	A	20/04/1962	1 : 1	D
	Derby County Division Two	H	21/04/1962	0 : 0	D
	Bury Division Two	H	24/04/1962	0 : 0	D
	Newcastle United Division Two	A	28/04/1962	3 : 0	W
	Stoke City Division Two	A	18/08/1962	1 : 0	W
	Rotherham United Division Two	H	22/08/1962	3 : 4	L
	Sunderland Division Two	H	25/08/1962	1 : 0	W
	Huddersfield Town Division Two	A	01/09/1962	1 : 1	D
	Bury Division Two	H	05/09/1962	1 : 2	L
	Swansea City Division Two	A	08/09/1962	2 : 0	W
	Chelsea Division Two	H	15/09/1962	2 : 0	W
	Bury Division Two	A	18/09/1962	1 : 3	L
	Luton Town Division Two	A	22/09/1962	2 : 2	D
	Southampton Division Two	H	29/09/1962	1 : 1	D
	Middlesbrough Division Two	H	06/10/1962	2 : 3	L
	Derby County Division Two	A	13/10/1962	0 : 0	D
	Newcastle United Division Two	H	20/10/1962	1 : 0	W
	Walsall Division Two	A	27/10/1962	1 : 1	D
	Norwich City Division Two	H	03/11/1962	3 : 0	W
	Grimsby Town Division Two	A	10/11/1962	1 : 1	D
	Plymouth Argyle Division Two	H	17/11/1962	6 : 1	W
	Preston North End Division Two	A	24/11/1962	1 : 4	L
	Portsmouth Division Two	H	01/12/1962	3 : 3	D
	Cardiff City Division Two	A	08/12/1962	0 : 0	D
	Stoke City Division Two	H	15/12/1962	3 : 1	W
	Sunderland Division Two	A	22/12/1962	1 : 2	L
	Derby County Division Two	H	02/03/1963	3 : 1	W
	Stoke City FA Cup 3rd Round	H	06/03/1963	3 : 1	W
	Newcastle United Division Two	A	09/03/1963	1 : 1	D
	Walsall Division Two	H	13/03/1963	3 : 0	W
	Middlesbrough FA Cup 4th Round	A	16/03/1963	2 : 0	W
	Nottingham Forest FA Cup 5th Round	A	19/03/1963	0 : 3	L
	Norwich City Division Two	A	22/03/1963	2 : 3	L
	Grimsby Town Division Two	H	30/03/1963	3 : 0	W
	Scunthorpe United Division Two	H	03/04/1963	1 : 0	W
	Plymouth Argyle Division Two	A	06/04/1963	1 : 3	L
	Preston North End Division Two	H	13/04/1963	4 : 1	W
	Charlton Athletic Division Two	A	15/04/1963	2 : 1	W
	Charlton Athletic Division Two	H	16/04/1963	4 : 1	W
	Portsmouth Division Two	A	20/04/1963	0 : 3	L
	Scunthorpe United Division Two	A	23/04/1963	2 : 0	W
	Cardiff City Division Two	H	27/04/1963	3 : 0	W
	Chelsea Division Two	A	30/04/1963	2 : 2	D
	Luton Town Division Two	H	04/05/1963	3 : 0	W
	Middlesbrough Division Two	A	06/05/1963	1 : 2	L
	Huddersfield Town Division Two	H	11/05/1963	0 : 1	L
	Southampton Division Two	A	15/05/1963	1 : 3	L
	Swansea City Division Two	H	18/05/1963	5 : 0	W
	Rotherham United Division Two	H	28/08/1963	1 : 0	W
	Bury Division Two	H	31/08/1963	3 : 0	W
	Rotherham United Division Two	A	03/09/1963	2 : 2	D
	Manchester City Division Two	A	07/09/1963	2 : 3	L
	Portsmouth Division Two	H	11/09/1963	3 : 1	W
	Swindon Town Division Two	H	14/09/1963	0 : 0	D
	Mansfield Town League Cup 2nd Round	H	25/09/1963	5 : 1	W
	Norwich City Division Two	H	28/09/1963	4 : 2	W
	Northampton Town Division Two	A	01/10/1963	3 : 0	W
	Scunthorpe United Division Two	A	05/10/1963	1 : 0	W
	Middlesbrough Division Two	H	09/10/1963	2 : 0	W
	Huddersfield Town Division Two	A	12/10/1963	2 : 0	W
	Derby County Division Two	H	19/10/1963	2 : 2	D
	Swansea City League Cup 3rd Round	H	22/10/1963	2 : 0	W
	Southampton Division Two	A	26/10/1963	4 : 1	W
	Charlton Athletic Division Two	H	02/11/1963	1 : 1	D
	Grimsby Town Division Two	A	09/11/1963	2 : 0	W
	Preston North End Division Two	H	16/11/1963	1 : 1	D
	Leyton Orient Division Two	A	23/11/1963	2 : 0	W
	Swansea City Division Two	H	30/11/1963	2 : 1	W
	Plymouth Argyle Division Two	A	07/12/1963	1 : 0	W
	Northampton Town Division Two	H	14/12/1963	0 : 0	D
	Bury Division Two	A	21/12/1963	2 : 1	W
	Sunderland Division Two	H	26/12/1963	1 : 1	D
	Cardiff City FA Cup 3rd Round	A	04/01/1964	1 : 0	W
	Manchester City Division Two	H	11/01/1964	1 : 0	W
	Swindon Town Division Two	A	18/01/1964	2 : 2	D
	Everton FA Cup 4th Round	H	25/01/1964	1 : 1	D
	Cardiff City Division Two	H	01/02/1964	1 : 1	D
	Norwich City Division Two	A	08/02/1964	2 : 2	D
	Scunthorpe United Division Two	H	15/02/1964	1 : 0	W
	Huddersfield Town Division Two	H	22/02/1964	1 : 1	D
	Preston North End Division Two	A	03/03/1964	0 : 2	L
	Southampton Division Two	H	07/03/1964	3 : 1	W
	Middlesbrough Division Two	A	14/03/1964	3 : 1	W
	Grimsby Town Division Two	H	21/03/1964	3 : 1	W
	Newcastle United Division Two	A	27/03/1964	1 : 0	W
	Derby County Division Two	A	28/03/1964	1 : 1	D
	Newcastle United Division Two	H	30/03/1964	2 : 1	W
	Leyton Orient Division Two	H	04/04/1964	2 : 1	W
	Plymouth Argyle Division Two	H	18/04/1964	1 : 1	D
	Aston Villa Division One	A	22/08/1964	2 : 1	W
	Liverpool Division One	H	26/08/1964	4 : 2	W
	Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One	H	29/08/1964	3 : 2	W
	Liverpool Division One	A	02/09/1964	1 : 2	L
	Sunderland Division One	A	05/09/1964	3 : 3	D
	Blackpool Division One	A	07/09/1964	0 : 4	L
	Leicester City Division One	H	12/09/1964	3 : 2	W
	Blackpool Division One	H	16/09/1964	3 : 0	W
	Chelsea Division One	A	19/09/1964	0 : 2	L
	Nottingham Forest Division One	H	26/09/1964	1 : 2	L
	Fulham Division One	H	30/09/1964	2 : 2	D
	Stoke City Division One	A	10/10/1964	3 : 2	W
	Aston Villa League Cup 3rd Round	H	14/10/1964	2 : 3	L
	Tottenham Hotspur Division One	H	17/10/1964	3 : 1	W
	Burnley Division One	A	24/10/1964	1 : 0	W
	Sheffield United Division One	H	31/10/1964	4 : 1	W
	Everton Division One	A	07/11/1964	1 : 0	W
	Arsenal Division One	H	11/11/1964	3 : 1	W
	Birmingham City Division One	H	14/11/1964	4 : 1	W
	Aston Villa Division One	H	12/12/1964	1 : 0	W
	Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One	A	19/12/1964	1 : 0	W
	Blackburn Rovers Division One	H	26/12/1964	1 : 1	D
	Blackburn Rovers Division One	A	28/12/1964	2 : 0	W
	Southport FA Cup 3rd Round	H	09/01/1965	3 : 0	W
	Leicester City Division One	A	16/01/1965	2 : 2	D
	Chelsea Division One	H	23/01/1965	2 : 2	D
	Everton FA Cup 4th Round	H	30/01/1965	1 : 1	D
	Shrewsbury Town FA Cup 5th Round	H	20/02/1965	2 : 0	W
	Tottenham Hotspur Division One	A	27/02/1965	0 : 0	D
	Burnley Division One	H	15/03/1965	5 : 1	W
	Everton Division One	H	20/03/1965	4 : 1	W
	Manchester United FA Cup Semi Final	N	27/03/1965	0 : 0	D
	Sheffield Wednesday Division One	H	20/04/1965	2 : 0	W
	Sheffield United Division One	A	24/04/1965	3 : 0	W
	Birmingham City Division One	A	26/04/1965	3 : 3	D
	Liverpool FA Cup Final	N	01/05/1965	1 : 2	L
	Aston Villa Division One	H	01/09/1965	2 : 0	W
	Nottingham Forest Division One	H	04/09/1965	2 : 1	W
	Tottenham Hotspur Division One	A	08/09/1965	2 : 3	L
	Sheffield United Division One	H	11/09/1965	2 : 2	D
	Tottenham Hotspur Division One	H	15/09/1965	2 : 0	W
	Stoke City Division One	H	15/01/1966	2 : 2	D
	Bury FA Cup 3rd Round	H	22/01/1966	6 : 0	W
	Sunderland Division One	A	29/01/1966	0 : 2	L
	Chelsea Division One	H	04/04/1966	2 : 0	W
	Fulham Division One	A	08/04/1966	3 : 1	W
	Fulham Division One	H	12/04/1966	0 : 1	L
	Everton Division One	H	16/04/1966	4 : 1	W
	Real Zaragoza Inter Cities Cup Semi Final 1st Leg	A	20/04/1966	0 : 1	L
	Real Zaragoza Inter Cities Cup Semi Final 2nd Leg	H	27/04/1966	2 : 1	W
	Manchester United Division One	A	19/05/1966	1 : 1	D
	West Bromwich Albion Division One	H	24/08/1966	2 : 1	W
	Manchester United Division One	H	27/08/1966	3 : 1	W
	Burnley Division One	A	03/09/1966	1 : 1	D
	Sunderland Division One	H	07/09/1966	2 : 1	W
	Newcastle United League Cup 2nd Round	H	13/09/1966	1 : 0	W
	Fulham Division One	A	17/09/1966	2 : 2	D
	Everton Division One	H	24/09/1966	1 : 1	D
	Stoke City Division One	A	01/10/1966	0 : 0	D
	Aston Villa Division One	A	08/10/1966	0 : 3	L
	Preston North End League Cup 3rd Round Replay	H	12/10/1966	3 : 0	W
	Arsenal Division One	H	15/10/1966	3 : 1	W
	DWS Amsterdam Inter Cities Fairs Cup 2nd Round 2nd 1st Leg	A	18/10/1966	3 : 1	W
	DWS Amsterdam Inter Cities Fairs Cup 2nd Round 2nd 2nd Leg	H	26/10/1966	5 : 1	W
	Southampton Division One	H	29/10/1966	0 : 1	L
	West Ham United Division One	H	26/11/1966	2 : 1	W
	Sheffield Wednesday Division One	A	03/12/1966	0 : 0	D
	Blackpool Division One	H	10/12/1966	1 : 1	D
	Tottenham Hotspur Division One	H	17/12/1966	3 : 2	W
	Newcastle United Division One	A	24/12/1966	2 : 1	W
	Manchester United Division One	A	31/12/1966	0 : 0	D
	Burnley Division One	H	07/01/1967	3 : 1	W
	Nottingham Forest Division One	A	14/01/1967	0 : 1	L
	Fulham Division One	H	21/01/1967	3 : 1	W
	Crystal Palace FA Cup 3rd Round	H	28/01/1967	3 : 0	W
	Stoke City Division One	H	11/02/1967	3 : 0	W
	Sunderland FA Cup 5th Round Repaly	H	15/03/1967	1 : 1	D
	West Ham United Division One	A	22/04/1967	1 : 0	W
	Sunderland Division One	H	19/08/1967	1 : 1	D
	Chelsea Division One	H	07/10/1967	7 : 0	W
	Bury League Cup 3rd Round	H	11/10/1967	3 : 0	W
	West Bromwich Albion Division One	A	14/10/1967	0 : 2	L
	Spora Luxembourg Inter Cities Fairs Cup 1st Round 2nd Leg	H	17/10/1967	7 : 0	W
	Newcastle United Division One	H	25/10/1967	2 : 0	W
	Manchester City Division One	A	28/10/1967	0 : 1	L
	Arsenal Division One	H	04/11/1967	3 : 1	W
	Manchester United Division One	H	08/11/1967	1 : 0	W
	Sheffield United Division One	A	11/11/1967	0 : 1	L
	Partizan Belgrade Inter Cities Fairs Cup 2nd Round 2nd Leg	H	06/12/1967	1 : 1	D
	Burnley Division One	A	11/05/1968	0 : 3	L
	Stoke City Division One	H	17/08/1968	2 : 0	W
	Bristol City League Cup 3rd Round	H	25/09/1968	2 : 1	W
	Sheffield Wednesday FA Cup 3rd Round Replay	H	08/01/1969	1 : 3	L
	Derby County Division One	A	30/03/1970	1 : 4	L
	Burnley Division One	H	04/04/1970	2 : 1	W

	Unused Sub		Date	Score		Match Events
	Blackpool Division One	H	26/03/1966	1 : 2	L	Unused Sub

	References
	OzWhite: Player Profile for Albert Johanneson
	Sheridan Dictates: Player Profile for Albert Johanneson
	Leeds-Fans.org.uk: Player Profile for Albert Johanneson