Charlie Cannon
Real Name: Charles Cannon
Normal Position: Wing Half
Height: 5' 7
Weight: 11 St. 0 lbs
Born: 07/02/1903 (Coatbridge)
Died: 09/02/1955 (Coatbridge)
A contemporary of Matt Busby at Manchester City, he spent two seasons there making 38 central League appearances but none in the league side.
He had only a handful of northern section games with Southport and by October 1930 it was reported that he was appearing for St Bernard’s – an Edinburgh-based Scottish Division 2 team – having played for some weeks previously under the name of ‘Newman’.
He scouted a bit after the war and sent George D Brown to Haig Avenue.
Though hardly ever ill he died suddenly of a heart attack when just turned 52.
His son Jimmy had experience with Darlington and Kettering Town in the 1950s.
Career: Shillighmuir Celtic; Bailleston Juniors; Bellshill Athletic; Manchester city, amr 20 aug 1926; Southport, 12 May 1928; St Bernard’s, Sep 1930
Player Match Stats
Cambrian Cup, Conference League Cup, English Jubilee Fund, FA Cup , FA Trophy , Football League Cup, Lancashire Floodlit Trophy, Lancashire Junior Cup, Lancashire League Medal Competition, Lancashire Senior Cup, League, Liverpool Senior Cup, Northern Premier League Cup, Northern Premier League Shield, PLAY OFFS , President's Cup, President's Inter League, Third Division (North) Cup, Welsh Cup,
Season | Apps | Subs | Goals |
---|---|---|---|
1928/1929 | 9 | 0 | 0 |
Total | 9 | 0 | 0 |
Appearances & Goals
Games where player was named on the team sheet
Date | Competition | Venue | Opponents | Score |
---|---|---|---|---|
26/12/1928 | League / D3N | A | CHESTERFIELD | 0 - 6 |
25/12/1928 | League / D3N | H | CHESTERFIELD | 1 - 0 |
22/12/1928 | League / D3N | H | CARLISLE UNITED | 4 - 3 |
15/12/1928 | League / D3N | A | HARTLEPOOL | 2 - 4 |
27/10/1928 | League / D3N | H | CREWE ALEXANDRA | 6 - 2 |
20/10/1928 | League / D3N | A | WIGAN BOROUGH | 0 - 1 |
15/09/1928 | League / D3N | A | DARLINGTON | 1 - 3 |
08/09/1928 | League / D3N | H | NELSON | 5 - 1 |
27/08/1928 | League / D3N | A | DONCASTER ROVERS | 2 - 4 |