Brian Edward Sparrow (24 June 1962 – 6 December 2019) was an English professional footballer who played as a full back. Born in Bethnal Green, Sparrow began his career at Arsenal, [3] from where he spent loan spells at Wimbledon, Millwall and Gillingham. [4] .

The east London-born forward made his two appearances for the first team in the 1983/84 season - his final one at the Club - in consecutive matches against Coventry and Stoke as Arsenal secured a sixth-placed finish in Division One.

Most games for: Arsenal Retired since: - Date of birth/Age: Jun 24, 1962 (62) Citizenship: England

Brian Sparrow - Enfield FC, Crystal Palace, Arsenal FC, Gillingham FC, Millwall FC, AFC Wimbledon /

Sep 18, 2012 · There will be fun events on the day which includes a children’s Penalty shoot-out on the pitch, a raffle with a top prize of a pair of tickets to see Arsenal play at the Emirates stadium, food and drink stalls and much more. The Arsenal legends team has featured the following players: BRIAN HORNSBY EX-ARSENAL/TEAM MANAGER IAN ALLINSON EX …

Brian Sparrow. Clubs played for: Arsenal, Wimbledon, Millwall, Gillingham, Crystal Palace. (1983-1986). Born: 1962 Birthplace: Bethnal Green . Position: Full-back

Brian Sparrow details from post-war Premier and Football League records . To narrow your results, use the any character % in the names. ... Arsenal Apprentice Apps 2. Subs 0. Goals 0. 2030. Jun, 1962 Born Sunday, 24 June 1962. Bethnal Green, England 2020. Club Performance. apps subs goals; Crystal Palace 62:

Joué le plus pour: Arsenal Fin de carrière Depuis: - Naissance (âge): 24 juin 1962 (61) Nationalité: Angleterre

Dec 7, 2019 · Everyone at Crystal Palace Football Club is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former player, Brian Sparrow, who died on Friday, aged 57. Brian joined Crystal Palace from Arsenal in 1984 as one of Steve Coppell’s first signings, and his three years in south London saw him make 73 appearances as a defender for the club, before later ...

Mar 22, 2021 · Brian Sparrow began his playing career with Arsenal. At youth level, he helped the Gunners to win the South East Counties League Cup in 1979/80. Sparrow quickly gained a place in the reserves playing as a winger but was soon converted to left-back.