"football-player" meaning in English

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          "text": "We praiſed our Nativity-caſter’s pleaſantneſs, and he went on then again: The whole Heaven is Taurus, and wonder it e’er bore Football-Players, Herds-men, and ſuch as can ſhift for themſelves.",
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          "ref": "1860 June 22, a Wavertree Park cricketer, “Cricket Ground, Wavertree Park”, in The Daily Post, volume VI, number 1,574, Liverpool, published 1860 June 23, page [8], column 4:",
          "text": "But of late we have had some difficulties to contend with: first, in the advent of a troop of rough and noisy football-players, who, by driving their ball up and down, directly across the ground, effectually prevented all play.",
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          "ref": "2017 March 27, Jim Armitage, “Football stars can only dream of bonuses for a balls-up”, in Evening Standard, page 32:",
          "text": "But let’s take them at their word and ask this: if a football-player’s team drew, or lost, would he still be paid a win bonus?",
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