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Tag Archives: Harry Potts
Albert Cheesebrough – One Of Our Own
Albert Cheesebrough (1935 – 2020) Burnley Football Club confirmed this morning that Albert Cheesebrough has sadly died at the age of 85, he was a member of the Clarets 1950 squad that was on the brink of winning the Football … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Brown, Albert Cheesebrough, Burnley Football Club, England U23, FA Cup Final, Filbert Street, First Division Champions, Football League, Frank Hill, Harry Potts, Jimmy Robson, Lancashire Schoolboys, Leicester City, Manchester United, Mansfield Town, Newcastle United, Port Vale Football Club, Reuters, Rosegrove, Southport, The Clarets, The Foxes, Turf moor
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Burnley Football Club Inspires Malayan Cup Competition
Choo Seng Que Visits Turf Moor Choo Seng Que (Malaysia Football Manager) was sent to United Kingdom in January 1961 by the Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman to study the techniques of football training in England. After arriving in London … Continue reading
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Tagged 1977 Coach of the Year, Burnley Cup, Burnley Football Club, Burnley United, Choo Seng Que, European Cup, FA Cup Semi-Final, Football Association, Football League champions, Harry Potts, Kuala Lumper, Kwong Yik Bank football Club, Malasian International, Malaysia Football Association, MND, Mokhtar Dahari, Motor Neurone Disease, Perak Football Club, Pingat Bakti Masyarakat Medal, Prime Minister, Raja Muda, Reuters, Selangor Football Club, Sheffield FC, Sheffield Trophy, Sing Tao Football Club, Singapore, Singapore Marble, Singapore National Team, Subang Jaya Medical Centre, SV Hamberg, Tampines Rovers, The Clarets, Tottenham Hotspur, Tunku Abdul Rahman, Turf moor, Villa Park
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Former Clarets Defender Sadly Passes Away
Fred Smith (1942 – 2020) Burnley Football Club have this evening confirmed that former Clarets defender Frederick (Freddie) Smith has sadly passed away at the age of seventy-seven. He was recommended to Burnley by Jack Hixon while playing for Northumberland … Continue reading
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 (Jimmy McIlroy MBE)
Jimmy McIlroy – Clarets Greatest Ever Player James McIlroy MBE, was a Northern Ireland international footballer who played for Glentoran, Burnley, Stoke City and Oldham Athletic. He was regarded as the Clarets greatest ever player, having made 497 appearances, scoring … Continue reading
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Tagged 1958 FIFA World Cup, 1964 League Cup Final, 2011 New Years Honours List, Bob Lord, Bolton Wanderers, Burnley Football Club, Danny Blanchflower, FA Cup Final, First Division Champions, France, Freedom of the Borough Burnley, Glentoran Football Club, Harry Potts, Jimmy Adamson, Jimmy McIlroy, Leicester City, Lisburn Distillery Football Club, Member of the Order of the British Empire, Northern Ireland International, Oldham Athletic, Portadown Football Club, Second Division, Sir Stanley Matthews, Stoke City Football Club, The Clarets, The Queen, Third Division, Tottenham Hotspur, Turf moor, Wembley Stadium
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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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Sean Dyche Extends Clarets Contract
Clarets Boss Signs New Contract Burnley Football Club have this afternoon announced that manager Sean Dyche has signed a new long-term contract to extend his stay at Turf Moor. Dyche has put pen to paper on a new deal running until … Continue reading
Clarets Rekindle Robson’s Memories
Jimmy Robson Remembers European Days As the Clarets continue to battle in the Premier League for a European place by finishing in the top this season, former Claret Jimmy Robson recalls the 1960’s when Burnley were League Champions and representing … Continue reading
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Tagged 1962 FA Cup Final, Bob Lord, Burnley Football Club, Football League champions, France, Hamburg Football club, Harry Potts, Jimmy Robson, Manchester City, Match of the Day, Premier League, Reims Football Club, The Clarets, Tottenham Hotspur, Turf moor, Uwe Seeler
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Former Clarets Striker Passes Away
Ray Pointer (1936-2016) Burnley Football Club have this morning confirmed the sad news that former striker Ray Pointer has passed away at the age of 79. Born in Northumberland in 1936, Ray joined the Clarets in 1955 after being spotted … Continue reading
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Tagged Blackpool Football Club, Blackpool Victoria Hospital, Blond Bombshell, Bloomfield Road, Burnley Football Club, Bury Football Club, Charlie Ferguson, Clarets, Coventry City, England International, English Championship Team, FA Cup Final, George Beel, Harry Potts, Martin Dobson, Northumberland, Portsmouth, Ray Pointer, Turf moor
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