Tag Archives: Johan Cruyff

Bellamy & Kompany – The Odd Couple

Posted on March 18, 2023 by chadwig3

Clarets Assistant Manager Speaking With Daily Mail Sport It is late by the time Craig Bellamy gets back to his rented apartment, he opens the door and shows me in. The sitting room is spartan, no pictures, no decorations, no … Continue reading →

Pele – The Worlds Greatest Footballer Dies

Posted on December 29, 2022 by chadwig3

Pele – Edson Arantes Do Nascimento (1940 – 2022) The worlds greatest footballer of all time Pele has died at the age of eighty-two, the former Santos, New York Cosmos and Brazil International forward made 792 career appearances, scoring an … Continue reading →

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Clarets Legend Series (Willie Morgan)

Posted on February 17, 2019 by chadwig3

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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Great City Games 2014 – (Manchester)

Posted on May 17, 2014 by chadwig3

Great City Games (Manchester) The 2014 City Games started with the women’s pole vault event in front of Manchester Town Hall, this years event started and finished with a casualty as German favourite Silke Spiegelburg who came fourth at London … Continue reading →

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