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  • RIP Franky Burrows

    Portsmouth twitter saying he's passed away.
    Sad sad news

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    Re: RIP Franky Burrows

    Originally posted by insider View Post
    Portsmouth twitter saying he's passed away.
    Sad sad news
    Indeed. Some of my favourite seasons were when Burrows was in charge.

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      Re: RIP Franky Burrows

      RIP.
      Franky Burrows barmy army.

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        Originally posted by 19bluebirds27 View Post
        RIP.
        Franky Burrows barmy army.
        Blue & White Army if I recall, RIP Frankie

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          Frank Burrows has died at the age of 77. A popular man in the corridors of Fratton Park, as well as in the stands. Portsmouth have lost both the manager and the captain of their 1980 promotion winning team in the past few days. #Pompey https://t.co/nqeuTLTAAv


          Definitely in the top ten City managers of the last sixty years, possibly the top five.

          RIP

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            Frankie Burrows Blue and White Army

            RIP Frankie

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            • #7
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              Good times under nice old Frankie RIP Bluebird

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                Re: RIP Franky Burrows

                RIP

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                  Re: RIP Franky Burrows

                  Originally posted by insider View Post
                  Portsmouth twitter saying he's passed away.
                  Sad sad news
                  Very, very sad. One of my favourite City managers, and an all round nice bloke. R.I.P Frankie

                  Former Cardiff City, Swansea City and Portsmouth manager Frank Burrows, who played for Raith Rovers, Scunthorpe and Swindon Town, has died at the age of 77.

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                  • #10
                    Re: RIP Franky Burrows

                    RIP Frankie

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                    • #11
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                      RIP Frank - 1987/88 was one of my favourite seasons not just for the football but from a fans perspective it was brilliant especially the away days.

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                      • #12
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                        RIP Frank good times following the club back then

                        also a mention to local baseball legend John Smith who passed away recently too for many the greatest baseball player in the 1970/80's in the Cardiff area

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                          That's sad news. Had plenty of dealings with Frank Burrows and his assistant, Bobby Smith as a youngster. Some very fond memories and some not so. He was a real hard man, an incredibly tough character, but funny and generous at the same time.

                          One little anecdote. I was on tea making duty as a 15 year old at Ninian park. It was half time and the city were losing and playing poorly. I was dishing out the brew for the players while Frankie ripped them to pieces.Head down but loving listening to him assassinate the players. He went right around the dressing room and destroyed them all, one by one. Then, right at the end, he looked at me and said " And youse son, youse are a ****ing disgrace as well" ****ing brilliant!

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                            Originally posted by Toadstool View Post
                            RIP Frank - 1987/88 was one of my favourite seasons not just for the football but from a fans perspective it was brilliant especially the away days.
                            My first proper season that was, singing fb barmy army for what seemed like forever sometimes is entrenched in my memory. Promotion and a Welsh cup final to saviour down the vetch….Rip

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                              Originally posted by Tuerto View Post
                              That's sad news. Had plenty of dealings with Frank Burrows and his assistant, Bobby Smith as a youngster. Some very fond memories and some not so. He was a real hard man, an incredibly tough character, but funny and generous at the same time.

                              One little anecdote. I was on tea making duty as a 15 year old at Ninian park. It was half time and the city were losing and playing poorly. I was dishing out the brew for the players while Frankie ripped them to pieces.Head down but loving listening to him assassinate the players. He went right around the dressing room and destroyed them all, one by one. Then, right at the end, he looked at me and said " And youse son, youse are a ****ing disgrace as well" ****ing brilliant!

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