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Les Burns
killerjerrylee
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Anyone got any information please about the subsequent activities or present whereabouts of Les Burns, who played a few games for Charlton at centre half during the period 1967-68.? He joined Guildford City after leaving us, but have no idea what happened to him after that.
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He later played very successfully for Dartford, assuming he’s the same player, won the southern league and played in the unsuccessful F A trophy final at Wembley.0
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is this the same man .. died in 2013 .. Tributes to Les Burns (kentonline.co.uk)0
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A German website has a little information. Mentions the 67/68 season... they also have no information on his subsequent career.
https://peoplepill.com/people/les-burns-1
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The Dartford Les Burns is a different person. As far as I am aware, ours is still living at age 77. Hopefully someone on CL will know him.1
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killerjerrylee said:The Dartford Les Burns is a different person. As far as I am aware, ours is still living at age 77. Hopefully someone on CL will know him.0
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That is the one.1
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Think he’s still going has 2 sons good footballers in and around the Dartford area0
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addick1956 said:CharltonKerry said:He later played very successfully for Dartford, assuming he’s the same player, won the southern league and played in the unsuccessful F A trophy final at Wembley.1
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CharltonKerry said:addick1956 said:CharltonKerry said:He later played very successfully for Dartford, assuming he’s the same player, won the southern league and played in the unsuccessful F A trophy final at Wembley.0
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I don't know Les Burns but I know Vic burns.
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addick1956 said:killerjerrylee said:The Dartford Les Burns is a different person. As far as I am aware, ours is still living at age 77. Hopefully someone on CL will know him.0
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CharltonKerry said:addick1956 said:CharltonKerry said:He later played very successfully for Dartford, assuming he’s the same player, won the southern league and played in the unsuccessful F A trophy final at Wembley.0
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addick1956 said:CharltonKerry said:addick1956 said:CharltonKerry said:He later played very successfully for Dartford, assuming he’s the same player, won the southern league and played in the unsuccessful F A trophy final at Wembley.0
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Thanks but someone out there must know what happened to him. The Dartford Les Burns is a red herring.0
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addick1956 said:CharltonKerry said:He later played very successfully for Dartford, assuming he’s the same player, won the southern league and played in the unsuccessful F A trophy final at Wembley.
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Les Burns is mentioned playing for Guildford City in 1971 (second line down in the 1971-1976 section)
https://guildfordcityfc.co.uk/guildford-city-1921-1976/
This must surely be the same man mentioned in the first post.
Interesting that he is credited as scoring a proportion of 42 goals in the 1970-71 season along with Tony Burge.
So he was a Guildford player for at least three seasons, and made a big contribution to their Southern League Division 1 (2nd tier) winning campaign.1 -
Fanny Fanackapan said:CharltonKerry said:addick1956 said:CharltonKerry said:He later played very successfully for Dartford, assuming he’s the same player, won the southern league and played in the unsuccessful F A trophy final at Wembley.
Remember at the final whistle my dad thumping this young thug who nearly knocked us down the steps from the terracing, who was shouting "lets go get em".
One of our engineers is from Lancaster and he attended the match for Morecambe.0 -
lardiman said:Les Burns is mentioned playing for Guildford City in 1971 (second line down in the 1971-1976 section)
https://guildfordcityfc.co.uk/guildford-city-1921-1976/
This must surely be the same man mentioned in the first post.
Interesting that he is credited as scoring a proportion of 42 goals in the 1970-71 season along with Tony Burge.
So he was a Guildford player for at least three seasons, and made a big contribution to their Southern League Division 1 (2nd tier) winning campaign.0