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Tag Archives: Brian Miller
Winston White Interview
Eric Winston White was born in Leicester on the 26th October 1958, the former footballer made 529 football league appearances with thirteen different clubs over a seventeen year career. Having begun his career with his home town club Leicester City, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Birchenall, Bobby Gould, Brian Miller, Burnley Football Club, Bury Football Club, Carlisle United, Chesterfield, Colchester United, Doncaster Rovers, Edger Street, Filbert Street, Francis McLintock, Frank Casper, Frank Worthington, Gigg Lane, Hereford United, Hong Kong First Division, Hong Kong Rangers, Jimmy Bloomfield, Jock Stein, Layer Road, Lee Dixon, Leicester City, Martin Dobson, Nottingham Forest, Osvaldo Ardiles, Port Vale, Stockport County, Stoke City, Stuart Pearce, The Baggies, The Clarets, The Far Post, The Hawthorns, The Winston Cup, Torquay United, Turf moor, Victoria Ground, West Bromwich Albion, Wigan Athletic, Winston White
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John Angus (1938 – 2021)
Burnley Football Club have this afternoon confirmed that former Burnley and England International defender John Angus has sadly passed away at the age of eighty-two. The former right-back died peacefully at home, Angus was a major player in a golden … Continue reading
Charlie Casper Joins Clarets Academy
Clarets Sign Frank Casper’s Grandson On Two Year Scholarship Clarets supporters have welcomed a number of legends to the club over the years, names such as McIlroy, Adamson, Miller, Casper, James, Hamilton, Little, Payton all of which have made their … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Payton, Brian Miller, Burnley Football Club, Charlie Casper, Chris Casper, Clarets Academy, Frank Casper, Glen Little, Jimmy Adamson, Jimmy McIlroy, Leighton James, Manchester United, Reading Football Club, Reuters, Salford City, Sky Bet League Two, The Clarets, Turf moor
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Former Clarets Director Passes Away
Derek Gill (1933 – 2020) Burnley Football Club have this afternoon confirmed that former club director Derek Gill has sadly passed away at the age of eighty-seven. Mr Gill, who was an accountant by profession, joined the Board of Directors … Continue reading
Clarets Transfer Policy & Wage Structure Must Improve
Sean Dyche Requires Backing In Transfer Window Clarets fans around the world currently have at least two disappointing moments every season, the first is normally the summer transfer window and the second is the January transfer window. However the club … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Lennon, Adam Legzdins, Aston Villa, Ben Gibson, Brian Miller, Burnley Football Club, Chelsea Football Club, Crystal Palace, Danny Drinkwater, Erik Pieters, Europa League, Football League Division Three Champions, Jay Rodriguez, Joe Hart, Josh Brownhill, Matej Vydra, Mike Garlick, Mike Rigg, Nahki Wells, Newcastle United, Peter Crouch, Premier League, Sean Dyche, Sky Bet Championship, The Clarets, Turf moor
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Clarets Legend Series (Brian Miller)
Brian Miller – A One Club Man Brian Miller was born in Hapton on the 19th January 1937 a local lad who was involved with the Clarets for over fifty years as a player, coach, manager and finally as … Continue reading
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Tagged A One Club Man, Austria, Bob Lord, Bolton Wanderers, Brian Miller, Burnley Football Club, Burnley General Hospital, Charity Shield, Chelsea Football Club, Chris Pearce, Chris Scott, David Miller, David Reeves, Derek Scott, England International, FA Cup, FA Cup Runners Up, Fairs Cup, Football League, Football League Appearnces, Football League champions, Frank Casper, George Bray, George Oghani, Hapton, John Benson, John Bond, Les Shannon, Martin Buchan, Milk Cup, Orient Football Club, Paul Comstive, Paul Scott, Peter Zelem, Sheffield Wednesday, Sherpa Van Trophy, Steve Davis, Steve Gardner, Steve Taylor, The Clarets, Tommy Cavanagh, Tottenham Hotspur, Turf moor, Vienna, Villa Park, Wembley Stadium, White Lane
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Former Claret First African League Mananger
Dino Maamria From Tent to Football League Manager Stevenage manager Nourredine “Dino” Maamria is currently the only African managing professionally in the football league. His remarkable journey into football management started when he was born in a tent in a … Continue reading
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Tagged AS Marsa Football Club, Bradford City, Brian Miller, Burnley Chief Scout, Burnley Football Club, Clive Middlemass, Doncaster Rovers, Gafsa, Glentoran Football Club, Graham Westley, Jay Rodriguez, Newport County, Northwich Victoria, Nourredine Maamria, Nuneaton Town, Preston North End, Rushden & Diamonds, South Tunisia, Southport Football Club, Stevenage Borough, Stevenage Football Club, The Clarets, Tommy Cassidy, Tunisian President Cup Final, Turf moor, UEFA Bridges
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Peter Leebrook Completes Hardmoor Sixty Race
Former Clarets Full-Back Completes East Coast Race As the Clarets battled to stay in the football league some thirty-one years ago, manager Brian Miller turned to youth players such as Phil Devaney, Jason Hardy, Ashley Hoskin and Peter Leebrook for … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashley Hoskin, Brian Miller, Burnley Football Club, Cleveland Coast, European Championships, Filey, Guisborough, Hardmoor Sixty Race, Ian Britton, Jason Hardy, Leyton Orient, Orient Game, Peter Leebrook, Phil Devaney, Premier League, Ravenscar, Robin Hoods Bay, Runswick Bay, Saltburn By the Sea, Scarborough, Staithes, The Clarets, UEFA Europa League, Whitby
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Clarets Legend Jimmy McIlroy Passes Away
Jimmy McIlroy (1931 – 2018) Burnley Football Club have this morning confirmed the sad news that former Clarets inside-forward Jimmy McIlroy has died aged 86. McIlroy who was widely regarded as the clubs finest ever player made 497 appearances for the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1958 FIFA World Cup, Adam Blacklaw, Alex Elder, Bolton Wanderers, Brian Miller, Brian Pilkington, Burnley 1960 Championship Team, Burnley Football Club, European Cup, FA Cup Final, First Division Champions, Frank Hill, Glentoran Football Club, Harry Potts, Jimmy Adamson, Jimmy McIlroy, Jimmy Robson, John Angus, John Connelly, Lambeg, Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland International, Oldham Athletic, Ray Pointer, Stoke City, Sunderland Football Club, The Clarets, The Double, Tommy Cummings, Turf moor
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