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Tag Archives: Brian O’Neil
Clarets Legend Series (Jimmy Adamson)
Jimmy Adamson was born in Ashington, Northumberland on the 4th April 1929, he was born into a mining community and like most football mad kids growing up in the North East in the 1930’s, the narrow poorly lit alleys between … Continue reading
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Tagged !962 Footballer of the Year, 1962 FA Cup Final, 1962 FIFA World Cup, Ashington, Blackpool, Blackpool Football Club, Bloomfield Road, Bolton Wanderers, Brian O'Neil, Burnley Football Club, David Walker, East Chevington Juniors, Edinburgh, England Assistant Manager, England B International, Football League champions, Football League Squad, Harry Potts, Ipswich Town Football Club, Jackie Dryden, Jimmy Adamson, Jimmy McIlroy, Jock Stein, Leeds United, Northumberland, Reg Atwell, Second Division Champions, Second World War, Sparta Rotterdam, Sunderland Football Club, The Clarets, Tommy Cummings, Tottenham Hotspur, Turf moor, Walter Joyce, Walter Winterburn
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Clarets Legend Series (Willie Morgan)
Willie Morgan Interview Willie Morgan was born in Alloa, Scotland on the 2nd October 1944 and joined the Clarets in 1960 as an apprentice. He quickly started to impress on the training ground and signed a professional contract in October 1962 after … Continue reading
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Tagged 1974 World Cup Finals, Adam Blacklaw, Alloa, Andy Lockhead, Billy Bremner, Blackpool Football Club, Bobby Charlton, Bolton Wanderers, Brazil, Brian Greenhoff, Brian Kidd, Brian O'Neil, Bryan Robson, Burnley Football Club, Chicago Sting Football Club, Claret & Blue, Cristiano Ronaldo, Czechoslovakia, David Beckham, Denis Law, Denmark, Don Megson, England, Eric Cantona, Eusebio, Franz Beckenbauer, George Best, Gordan McQueen, Gordon Harris, Hillsborough, Ian Greaves, Jim Butterly, Jim Holton, Jimmy Adamson, Jock Aird, Joe Brown, Joe Jordan, Johan Cruyff, John Connolly, Kenny Daglish, League Cup, Manchester United, Martin Buchan, Minnesota Kicks Football Club, North American Soccer League, Old Trafford, Pele, Ralph Coates, Reuters, Scotland International, Sheffield Wednesday, Sir Matt Busby, Stretford End, The Clarets, the Owls, Tommy Docherty, Tommy Hutchinson, Turf moor, Vancouver Whitecaps Football Club, West Germany, Wilf Smith, Willie Donachie, Willie Irvine, Willie Morgan, Willie Ormond, Yugoslavia, Zaire
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