No, Jimmy Greaves was not the first British player to play abroad. The distinction of being the first British footballer to play internationally is often attributed to players from the late 19th century, such as Arthur Wharton and others who played in various leagues across Europe. Greaves, a prolific striker, is more renowned for his domestic achievements in English football rather than being a pioneer of playing abroad.
If you are refering to a British transfer then I beleve it was Jimmy Greaves A.C. Milan in 1961 for the massive purse of 100,000 pounds.
Take a Letter to Maria was written and first performed by R. B. Greaves, an American soul singer.
Straight Razor Manufacturer, William Greaves, was in business by 1780. His sons joined the firm in 1816.They then became William Greaves & Sons.The Sheaf Works was started in 1823, and completed by 1826. (first factory in Sheffield)The firm was sold to B.J.Eyre & Company in 1850, and they may have continued using the Greaves markings for a time (approximately until 1858).
Dennis Law (Scotland) was the first player to be transferred for 100,000 pounds in English Football, when he transferred from Manchester City to Torino in June 1961.Previously Jimmy Greaves signed for 99,999 pounds from AC Milan to Tottenham Hotspur because he didn't want to be the first 100,000 pound player.
Singapuradalli Raja Kulla is the first Kannada movie shot abroad.
I could be wrong, but is it Paul Lambert, with Borussia Dortmund in 1997?
The second syllable should get the inflection in abroad.
The Innocents Abroad was written by Mark Twain, and first published in 1869.
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The first Indian woman to travel abroad was Rukhmabai. She went to England in 1889 to study medicine.