Burnley FC - The London Clarets - Nothing to Write Home About - Archive

Great players - we got 'em. We've the scorer of the winning goal in the 1914 Cup Final, Bert Freeman, and a Burnley Olympian, Peter Kippax. We have Sir Harry Potts, surely a man who deserves to have a stand named after him, and someone who was recently given that honour, Baron McIlroy of the Beehole. Plus for seventies kids we have the Lords Dobbo, Noble and Hamilton, before we come right up to date with St Francis of Plymouth and Gerald Randall Harrison OBE. This is personal writing about treasured players. This isn't about games played and goals scored. It's about how they played and how it felt to watch them.

Hego's Favourite Team	Hego	August 1997
Bert Freeman's shirt	Derek Jenkins	January 1998
Harry Potts farewell	Cozzo	March 1996
Peter Kippax	Derek Jenkins	October 1997
Jimmy McIlroy	Trippo	January 1995
More on McIlroy	Trippo	February 2000
The Ralph Coates Interview	Phil Whalley	July 2000
Colin Blant	Keith Dale	November 2001
Frank Casper	Ken Webb	October 1997
Willy Irvine	Tim Quelch	March 1997
Martin Dobson	Cluggo	January 1995
Peter Noble	John Pepper	October 1999
Billy Hamilton	Cozzo	May 1996
Neil Grewcock interviewed	Whitto	January 1996
George Oghani and the Sherpa Van Trophy	Tim Quelch	March 2002
Where are they now - Andy Farrell	John Trippier	January 2001
Ian Measham	Julian Booth	January 2000
Roger Eli	Jez Wilson	March 1999
John Deary	Whitto	March 1995
John Francis	Tim Quelch	July 1996
Mike Conroy interview, 1994	Whitto	1994
Mike Conroy Q&A, 2000	Firmo	April 2000
Steve Davis	Firmo	September 1995
Chris Brass in our words	Firmo	March 2001
David Eyres - Scouser on the wing	Anonymous	December 1997
Gerry Harrison	Firmo	September 1998
Andy Cooke tribute	John Pepper	January 2001
Andy Cooke tribute	Igor Wowk	January 2001
Farewell to the Admirable	Firmo	June 2001
In support of Graham Branch	Joan and Barbara Watson	January 2001