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Tag Archives: Wembley Stadium
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
Former Clarets & England Goalkeeper Passes Away
Tony Waiters (1937 – 2020) It has been reported this morning that former Burnley & England International goalkeeper Tont Waiters has sadly passed away at the age of eighty-three at his home in Canada. He joined the Clarets in 1970 … Continue reading
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Former Clarets Defender Sacked As Salford City Manager
Graham Alexandra Sacked As Manager of Salford City Salford City Football Club have this afternoon confirmed they have sacked manager and former Clarets defender Graham Alexander, who has left the club with immediate effect. The clubs board met with Graham … Continue reading
Wolves Keeper Becomes Clarets First Summer Signing
Will Norris Joins the Clarets On Three Year Contract Burnley Football Club have this afternoon confirmed the signing in goalkeeper Will Norris who joins the club from Premier League rivals Wolverhampton Wnaderers on an initial three year contract. He will … Continue reading
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Tagged Bailey Peacock-Farrell, Burnley Football Club, Cambridge United, Conference Premier League, Hatfield Town, Ipswich Town Football Club, John Ruddy, Nick Pope, Portman Road, Premier League, Reuters, Royston Town, Sky Bet Championship, Sky Bet League Two, Spartan South Midlands League, Wembley Stadium, Will Norris, Wolverhampton Wanderers
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England’s World Cup Winning Legend Dies
Jack Charlton (1935 – 2020) Leeds United legend and England World Cup winner Jack Charlton has sadly passed away last night at the age of eighty-five following a long-term illness. Jack Charlton made a club record 773 appearances for Leeds … Continue reading
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Tagged 1966 England World Cup Squad, 1966 FIFA World Cup, 1967 Football Writers Association Football of the Year, 1968 League Cup Winner, 1972 FA Cup Winner, 1988 Euro Finals, Big Jack, Bobby Charlton, Doncaster Rovers, Elland Road, England International, FIFA World Cup Winner, First Division Champion, Inter Cities Fairs Cup Winner, Jack Charlton, Leeds United, Middlesborough, Newcastle United, OBE, Republic of Ireland Manager, Reuters, Second Division Champion, Sheffield Wednesday, Sir Alf Ramsay, Three Lions, Wembley Stadium
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George Boyd Non-League to Premier League
Former Clarets Winger Discusses His Career George Boyd started his football career at Charlton Athletic aged eleven spending five years as part of the youth team squad, however he was released by the club and joined Stevenage Borough youth team … Continue reading
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Terry Cochrane Interview
Terry Cochrane was born in Killyleagh, North Ireland on the 23rd January 1953 and after watching English football on TV back in North Ireland he was determined to become a professional footballer. He spent a month on trial at Everton Football … Continue reading
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