Tag Archives: Trevor Steven

Clarets Legend Jimmy Robson Passes Away

Posted on December 14, 2021 by chadwig3

Jimmy Robson (1939 – 2021) Burnley Football Club have this morning confirmed the sad news that former Clarets inside-forward Jimmy Robson has died aged 82. Jimmy Robson, was a true legend making 242 appearances, scoring 100 goals for the Clarets, which … Continue reading →

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Phil Cavener Interview

Posted on April 4, 2020 by chadwig3

Phil Cavener was born on the 2nd June 1961 in North Shields, however at the age of ten he emigrated to Australia with his family in the early 1970’s. Having made an impression on the pitch down under Arsenal Football … Continue reading →

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Clarets Legend Series (Alan Stevenson)

Posted on June 7, 2019 by chadwig3

Alan Stevenson (Goalkeeper, Wicketkeeper & Batsman) Alan Stevenson was born in Staveley, Derbyshire on the 6th November 1950. A keen sportsman, Alan also played cricket for Steveley Works in the Bassetlaw League and Derbyshire County Cricket Club second team as … Continue reading →

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Howard Kendall Everton Legend

Posted on October 17, 2015 by chadwig3

Everton Legend Howard Kendall Dies Age Sixty-Nine Everton Football Club this morning confirmed the very sad news that their greatest ever manager of all time, Howard Kendall had died age sixty-nine in a Southport hospital. Kendall, who had two spells … Continue reading →

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