• About Us
  • Contact Us
Today Headline
No Result
View All Result
  • breaking news today
    • Politics news
    • Sports
    • Science News & Society
  • Entertainment News
    • Movie
    • Gaming
  • Technology News
    • Automotive
    • Software & IT
  • Health News
    • Lifestyle
    • Insurance
  • Finance News
    • Money
  • Enterprise
  • Contact Us
  • breaking news today
    • Politics news
    • Sports
    • Science News & Society
  • Entertainment News
    • Movie
    • Gaming
  • Technology News
    • Automotive
    • Software & IT
  • Health News
    • Lifestyle
    • Insurance
  • Finance News
    • Money
  • Enterprise
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
TodayHeadline
No Result
View All Result

Cowdenbeath: Former Blackpool and Bolton player Henry Mowbray passes

1 year ago
in Sports
Reading Time: 2 mins read

A COWDENBEATH FC legend and member of the club’s hall of fame has sadly passed away.

The club has been left extremely saddened to hear that Henry Mowbray passed away on Friday morning in hospital after a period of ill-health. He was 75.

Late in 1966, a young Mowbray featured as a trialist for Cowden; he did well and was promptly signed from Blairhall.

At the time, Blackpool had been interested in Cowden’s right-back Andy Rolland but liked the look of the new lad – Mowbray – even more.

In April 1967, Blackpool boss, Stan Mortenson, offered £6,000 for Henry and a new record fee was pocketed by Cowden.

Mowbray had never played in a losing Cowden side away from home.

Mortenson signed Mowbray on the same day as Tony Green, from Albion Rovers. Mowbray played for Blackpool in the top flight of the English game.

He later followed his old Blackpool team-mate, Jimmy Armfield, to Burnden Park and joined Bolton Wanderers.

He had a good career in England but after six years came back to Scotland and joined St Mirren.

His Love Street spell was brief and he elected to go to Australia, where he enjoyed some good times playing for Melbourne Hakoah and Sydney City.

Cowdenbeath secretary and club historian, David Allan said: “Thus he really had a distinguished football career.

“He returned then to Fife and in recent years was a regular at Central Park. He also became a Cowden shareholder and a Club 135 Lounge member.

“Fans who watched him play for us as a young lad were thrilled to be able to chat to him in the Andy Matthew Lounge.

“Henry is a member of the Cowdenbeath FC Hall of Fame and 50 years after he last played for the club he was an ardent fan cheering on Cowden.

“A true Cowden FC legend – as aforementioned, Henry will be deeply missed by those who saw him wear the shirt and on a personal basis by those who were privileged to know him as a fellow Cowdenbeath FC fan.

“He was a friend and a true Cowden man.

“We offer the sincere condolences of everyone at Central Park for their loss to all of Henry’s friends and family.

“He will also be much missed on a personal basis by everyone at Central Park.”





Source link

Related Posts

Sports

Ole Miss Fined by SEC After Fans Stormed Field to Celebrate Win Over LSU

Ole Miss fans couldn’t contain their...

Read more

Australia fall to West Indies after greatest women’s T20 chase of all time | Australia women’s cricket team

Rangers next manager: Ralph Hasenhuttl and three other candidates to replace Michael Beale

Inside the jetsetting life of Shane Warne’s 20-year-old daughter Summer after Masked Singer star inherits dad’s millions

Ten Takeaways: Broncos and Vikings Save Their Seasons

Load More
  • Trending
  • Comments
  • Latest

Where is Pickle Cottage? The Essex Mansion Stacey Soloman bought for £1.2M – and how it got its name

TONY HETHERINGTON: UPS wrongly charged me import duties on an antique clock I bought in Vienna

Germany is failing to protect power groups from cyber attacks, warns Eon boss

Miracle celebrity weight loss jab semaglutide causes ‘increase in suicidal thoughts’, NHS watchdog reveals

Vivek Agnihotri’s The Vaccine War Limps To 6 Cr Nett After 4 Day Weekend

Cheaper, Safer, and More Powerful Batteries – Aluminum Materials Show Promising Performance

Scientists whose work paved way for COVID vaccines win Nobel

Why the Student-Loan Industry Won’t Be Fixed Anytime Soon

Nicki Minaj Ramps Up ‘Pink Friday 2’ Roll Out With Fan ‘Surprise’

Hope for motorists as bank says oil could fall 20pc within months

Hope for motorists as bank says oil could fall 20pc within months

About Us

Todayheadline the independent news and topics discovery
A home-grown and independent news and topic aggregation . displays breaking news linking to news websites all around the world.

Follow Us

Latest News

Cheaper, Safer, and More Powerful Batteries – Aluminum Materials Show Promising Performance

Scientists whose work paved way for COVID vaccines win Nobel

Why the Student-Loan Industry Won’t Be Fixed Anytime Soon

Cheaper, Safer, and More Powerful Batteries – Aluminum Materials Show Promising Performance

Scientists whose work paved way for COVID vaccines win Nobel

Why the Student-Loan Industry Won’t Be Fixed Anytime Soon

  • Real Estate
  • Parenting
  • Cooking
  • NFL Games On TV Today
  • Travel and Tourism
  • Home & Garden
  • Pets
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Contact
  • About

© 2023 All rights are reserved Today headline

No Result
View All Result
  • Real Estate
  • Parenting
  • Cooking
  • NFL Games On TV Today
  • Travel and Tourism
  • Home & Garden
  • Pets
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Contact
  • About

© 2023 All rights are reserved Today headline