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At this point, as Milburn Sr. was considering the terms, Seymour reportedly began rubbing two five pound notes together behind his back. The rustling caught Alec's attention and persuaded him to allow Jackie to sign. Seymour, elated, invited everyone to the West End Club for a celebratory drink, later exclaiming that "I had secured my finest ever signing for ten 485:, and hoped to emulate him. Although an initially confident boy, Milburn recalled an incident where, having already won the sprint, sprint relay, long jump and high jump at his school sports day, his father arrived just in time to see him win the 440 yard race. Exhausted, he collapsed to the floor – a gesture his father mistook for showboating and resulted in him receiving "a real hiding". Reflecting later, Milburn contended that "maybe my father's intentions were the best in the world...but that thrashing laid the foundations for an inferiority complex I've fought all my life to overcome". When he was twelve, Milburn moved to Hirst East Senior Boys School and was selected to play right-wing for the school football team. His father promised to award him a penny for every goal he scored. He duly earned two pence for scoring twice on his debut in a 6–4 win against Linton School. He was selected for East Northumberland Schools, and he scored in a 3–2 semi-final defeat by Lancashire at 622:. Milburn, disappointed to have made little impact, was consoled afterwards by Seymour, who assured him "you'll be in the side next week". A return fixture was played against Bradford City at St James' Park on 4 September 1943 and Milburn scored his first ever goal for United – with a left-footed strike inside the opening two minutes of a 3–2 win. It was Milburn's first touch of the match. Milburn later recalled that "the Sunday papers said it was an excellent goal but...I saw the ball in a cluster of players and dashed up and belted it". Milburn continued to combine his football career with his work at the colliery. As author Roger Hutchinson later explained: "None of those wartime footballers could be counted as full-time professionals during the war". By the turn of 1943 he had almost completed his apprenticeship at the colliery and was transferred to 1204: 941:; they lay fifth in the table, six points behind leaders Tottenham but with three games in-hand. However, when Seymour told his players in the dressing room after the semi-final win: "whatever happens, you fellows who brought us this far will play at Wembley", he inadvertently encouraged a malaise which destroyed Newcastle's title chances. Milburn later said that "quite unconsciously, every man who is going to play in a great match doesn't put everything he possesses into ordinary league games before the great day" and he, Taylor and Harvey were just three of the senior players who found themselves 'rested' in the games prior to the final as Newcastle "tottered from one defeat to another" to end their title chances. 793:". Milburn scored a hat-trick, prompting the Sunday Sun to write: "Milburn's refreshing pace and enterprise dominated proceedings...his speed and abandon encourage high hopes that he will spearhead United to promotion". Despite defeat at Charlton Athletic in the FA Cup and the controversial sale of Shackleton to Sunderland in February, a Milburn goal to beat Bury 1–0 in March kept Newcastle in third place. United lost just one game from January to the end of the season, conceding just twice at home in that time, and were promoted in second place with a game to spare. 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suffering". The request "sent Tyneside into a panic" but was soon withdrawn after an intervention by Stan Seymour. Milburn later explained that he had been swayed by his international colleagues to believe that "big money could be made...outside of soccer if I moved to another club...on reflection, I realised what a foolish young chap I'd been". Meanwhile, United were "enjoying themselves back at the top"; on Christmas Eve 1948, Newcastle led the Division One table by a point. However, despite signing
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causing him to "run like a lop-sided whippet with three legs". Milburn continued to play football for the Air Training Corps and, told one afternoon that a scout from Newcastle United was in attendance, he duly scored five in an 8–3 win. When he was told afterwards that the promised scout had failed to arrive, Milburn described it as "a bitter pill to swallow".
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unveiled by Laura Milburn on Newcastle's Northumberland Street in 1991. It was designed by sculptor Susanna Robinson and cost Β£35,000. The fee was raised after an appeal by the local newspaper attracted donations from local businesses and Newcastle United supporters. The statue stands 12 feet (3.7 m) high and the inscription reads:
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on 25 August 1948, and then scored five in his next six league matches. Milburn's form was such that he won his first England cap on 9 October. Two weeks later, Milburn put a transfer request to the Newcastle board, stating that: "I need to get away from Tyneside as my wife's health is
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and won his first race. Milburn was then instructed to run poorly in the semi-final so to artificially conflate his handicap in the 1941 renewal, where his odds would be higher and he would be better prepared. Milburn duly came last, allegedly with a dozen pennies weighing down his left running shoe,
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Milburn left school at fourteen and, telling his father that he was too claustrophobic to follow him into coal-mining, he found employment stacking shelves and filling sugar bags on eight-shillings a week, after an abortive spell as a pantry boy in London. In 1939, he attempted to join the Royal Navy
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Alexander Milburn worked as a coal cutter at the nearby colliery. Jackie Milburn later told his son, Jack Jr., that "I used to shiver as he disappeared into that deep shaft leading to the coalface". When he was eight years old, Milburn was given his first pair of football boots as a Christmas present
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in February 2006. Milburn remains Newcastle's second highest goalscorer, having scored 200 competitive goals. Milburn's transfer to Linfield in 1957 was almost jeopardised when the Newcastle board demanded a substantial signing fee, and much to the anger of fans, Milburn was not immediately granted a
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suffered a serious injury after his studs were caught in the Wembley turf. As substitutes were not permitted, the injury meant Arsenal had to play with ten men for the rest of the match. Milburn had a quiet match, though he almost scored with a header which was cleared off the goal line, a goal from
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In 1947, Milburn was staying at a Letchworth hotel with his Newcastle teammates, when he met Laura Blackwood – a silver-service waitress working at the hotel. According to Blackwood, she was serving him breakfast when he 'asked her out' and they went to the cinema. Three months later, she travelled
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The whereabouts of the third statue had caused some local consternation in 2011, when the local newspaper recounted a fibreglass statue of Milburn located outside St James' Park between 1996 and 1998, but which had since vanished. The statue was 'found' in the garden of the sculptor who had created
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reported: "Newcastle United is a magic name, a name forever in lights. Jackie Milburn, a pit electrician and the club's present centre-forward, is considered the fastest player in English soccer and is of international class." Milburn lived up to his reputation; in ten matches played United won all
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on 29 March United were beaten 4–0 amid reports of significant pre-match dressing-room acrimony. United eventually finished their league campaign in fifth-place. Milburn, who had played on the right flank for almost the entire season, made 27 appearances in all competitions and scored 8 goals.
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season. The first trial was held in midweek and Milburn scored two goals in one half, earning an invitation to return on Saturday for a public trial at St James' and an 'amateur contract'. He arrived long before the 2pm kick-off with a pair of borrowed football boots wrapped in brown paper, and his
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in Newcastle. Tens of thousands of people lined the streets to watch the cortège pass. A statue of Milburn, costing £35,000 and paid for by donations received from Newcastle United supporters was erected on Newcastle's Northumberland Street before it was relocated in 1999 to St James' Boulevard and
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Three statues of Milburn were commissioned. One was placed in Station Road in his birthplace Ashington. The funds were raised by the Civic Head, Cllr. Michael George Ferrigon during his term of Office. It now stands at Ashington Leisure Centre in Lintonville Terrace. A second statue of Milburn was
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on 28 August 1943. Seymour invited Milburn's father to accompany him and Jackie recalled later that this was "to give me confidence on such a momentous day". Milburn started at inside-forward in the number 10 shirt and later recalled that this was "the most memorable moment of my career,
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season in very good form despite Milburn missing several matches due to pulled leg muscle. In their first four home matches of the season, United scored 20 goals and conceded three. When fit again, Milburn asked to be selected for the reserves so as to not disturb a winning side, later explaining
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and by 12 January 1952, Milburn had scored 16 league goals which, along with Robledo's 26 goals, meant United were in 4th place in Division One (with a game in hand) and once more tipped among the press for a league and cup double. However, United's hopes of retaining the FA Cup almost
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in recognition of his contribution to English football. In 2008, Excelsior Academy School in Newcastle's West End was assigned the official name 'Milburn School of Sport and Health-related Studies'. In 2009, Goal.com listed Milburn 43rd in their list of the 'top English players of all time'. A
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reporter Arthur Appleton recalled that: "The BBC asked me to record the sound of a Newcastle goal being acclaimed by the crowd. I followed them from match to match and they never scored a goal; they were keeping themselves for Wembley." United eventually finished in 8th place, 12 points behind
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on 20 January, Milburn had been linked with a move to league champions Tottenham Hotspur. Milburn afterwards pledged his future to United, telling reporters "I object to these stories that have persistently linked me with other clubs. I have never been happier than I am now with Newcastle
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and Charlie Wayman were five of nine players making their competitive debut. 60,284 spectators saw Milburn score twice – his first official goals for the club – in a 4–2 win. However, ties were contested over two legs that season and the return leg saw United beaten 3–0 and 4–5 on aggregate.
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held up the restart for several seconds in order to congratulate the scorer and told him "that's just about the greatest goal I've ever seen. It deserves to win the cup". United held on comfortably to win the match 2–0 and Matthews was in no doubt as to why United had won, telling the press
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Newcastle's form noticeably dipped and they fell out of promotion contention. Attention turned instead to the FA Cup. Milburn had been sidelined through injury until late February 1947 but he returned for the 5th round replay at Leicester City and helped United to a 2–1 win. On
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even those Wembley victories can't match it. To pull on the black and white jersey for the first time was something special". Milburn and United were beaten 2–1, with a nervous Milburn heading wide of an open goal in the early moments. The Bradford goals were both scored by
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As a player, Milburn continued to develop; football historian Paul Joannou described him as "a raw talent who learned the rudiments of professional football rapidly". Milburn continued to initially play as an inside forward, on either the left or right flank. In the season
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Milburn joined his teammates on a tour of South Africa in the summer of 1952, but suffered a series of niggling injuries which limited his appearances to just five of the seventeen games United played, and he also missed the 2–4 defeat to Manchester United in the
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Milburn, who later described Martin as "one of the most astute managers I've ever met", reluctantly accepted the decision and he later admitted that the switch "changed my life". Despite suffering a sleepless night through nerves, in the very next match against
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which prevented him from working underground at Hazelrigg, though he continued surface work. On the pitch, according to Joannou, "Milburn went off like a bomb". He scored in the first home game of the season, for the fourth season running, in a 2–2 draw with
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for handball. Milburn later argued that "he was wrong – I never touched it!" – a claim vindicated by slow-motion replays. The goalless first half was a "disappointing encounter for the neutral" as Blackpool frustrated United and Milburn with a well-drilled
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reported that "United's second trial proved a triumph for Milburn, the Ashington inside-left, who was signed as an amateur earlier in the week. Milburn, a tall youth, showed a capacity for opportunism. Twice Milburn scored two goals within a minute".
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win the FA Cup for the first time. Milburn, annoyed by Blackpool's favoured status, later described his determination "to spoil Matthews' Wembley party". In the first half of the match, Milburn had a goal ruled out by referee
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testimonial. His signing for Linfield "added thousands to the gate" and he made 54 appearances, scoring 68 goals in four seasons in all competitions for the club. He was finally granted a testimonial ten years later, in 1967.
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season started poorly with three straight defeats but as Milburn and Robledo began to develop as a partnership, and Harvey and Brennan returned from injury, form and results began to improve. A Milburn goal, and another from
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It was definitely Milburn's match! His terrific speed made the first. The second was right out of the world! It was the greatest goal I have ever seen and certainly the finest scored at Wembley. A goal every player dreams
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that "I thought it unfair that the forward line should be changed to accommodate me and Mr. Seymour accepted my request". Milburn returned to the first-team in time to score in the 1–2 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur in the
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In 1987, Milburn was voted the 'greatest post-war North East footballer' by the local press. In 1991, a steam locomotive which had previously hauled coal at Ashington Colliery where Milburn had worked was renamed
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left St James' Park with a 5–0 win on 6 April. Milburn did not play that match due to international duty. Newcastle eventually finished in 4th place and Milburn top-scored again with 19 goals in all competitions.
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In 1967, he was given a belated testimonial match by Newcastle. Milburn had worried that ten years after leaving the club, people would have forgotten, but he needn't have worried, as almost 50,000 turned out at
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However, progress in the FA Cup triggered another collapse in league form. After the victory against Spurs in the 4th round of the cup, United played 16 further league games and accumulated 11 points;
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in his honour. After a fundraising initiative launched in 2006, by Jack Milburn Jr to restore the locomotive, it was displayed in Milburn's hometown again in 2011. In 2006, Milburn was inducted into the
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and 1955. Despite his achievements, Milburn was reportedly a very shy and self-deprecating individual, whose modesty further endeared him to Newcastle United supporters, though according to
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Milburn, along with his old schoolfriend Ronnie Coulson, began entering local sprint races to earn money, clocking a 9.7 second personal best for the 100 yard dash. In 1940, he entered the
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In total, Milburn made 95 appearances for Newcastle United in War League matches, scoring 38 goals. These goals do not count for official purposes as War League matches are designated as
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and had fallen to fifth in the league, five points from top spot. They then turned their attentions to the FA Cup. Milburn scored one of the four goals which beat Bury in the 3rd round.
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took charge after Seymour stepped down. Hutchinson claimed that: "the pressure on United to get out of Division Two was enormous" but they opened the season with a 6–1 win against
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told Milburn: "you'd better buck your ideas up son, if you want to come here". Switched to centre forward in the second half, Milburn scored six times as his side won 9–3. The
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as "the cup-tie of the decade", Milburn scored what author Younger later called "a stunning hat-trick" in helping United to a 4–2 win. In their report the following day, the
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in the semi-final at Hillsborough, Milburn provided an assist early in the second half of the replay to help Newcastle to a 2–1 victory and a second successive cup final.
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4–2 at St James' on 17 September 1949. Despite what Hutchinson described as "some promising wins", including a 4–2 win over Stoke City and a 5–1 win over
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1 March 1947, Milburn, playing at outside right, scored Newcastle's second goal in a 2–0 quarter final win at Sheffield United. In the semi-final against
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in January 1949 and Milburn's continued good form (including a hat-trick at Aston Villa in a 3–2 win), United were knocked out of the FA Cup in the third round by
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United finished 35th of 54 teams in the Wartime League. It was in that season that, due to a player shortage, Milburn made two guest appearances for Newcastle's
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In the summer of 1949, Newcastle United embarked upon a tour of the United States. The arrival of United, and Milburn especially, was widely reported; the
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to celebrate the 125th anniversary of Linfield, listed Milburn as the second greatest player to have ever represented the club. In 2012, a survey by the
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By the time Milburn left Newcastle in 1957, he had become the highest goalscorer in Newcastle United's history. He remained so until he was surpassed by
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United's cup run had coincided with a return to good league form and the press responded to Newcastle's semi-final win with speculation of a possible
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exclaimed; "without exaggerating I should say that Milburn turned in one of the best centre-forward displays of all time". After a 0–0 draw against
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lunch – two pies and a bottle of pop. Milburn's team of fellow trialists ('The Stripes') played against a Newcastle United First XI featuring
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in October, leading to a discussion between Martin, Seymour (now a director), Harvey, trainer Norman Smith and Milburn about his replacement:
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Milburn died of lung cancer on 9 October 1988, aged 64. His funeral took place on 13 October, and was attended by over 1,000 mourners at
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to Annie ("Nance") Thompson and Alexander ("Alec") Milburn. Alexander Milburn was the uncle of four professional footballing brothers
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1–0. In contrast to the previous campaign, Milburn had failed to score in the competition prior to a quarter-final meeting with
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as a 19-year-old in 1943. In the second of these, he scored six second half goals. Milburn made his competitive debut in the
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seasons to become the first non-Irishman to become the Irish League's top scorer. When he left Linfield, he dropped down to
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Milburn scored 25 league goals during the season and was the second highest scorer at the club behind George Robledo.
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Milburn's brace took his season's FA Cup total to 8 goals in 8 games. He also top-scored in the league with 17 goals.
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on 18 November they were beaten 7–0 and manager Martin resigned. He was immediately replaced by Stan Seymour.
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Milburn (violently shaking his head): "They're right. I'm not cut out to lead the attack. I'm happy where I am".
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in October 2006. In 2009, Goal.com listed Milburn as 43rd in their list of the top English players of all time.
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led 0–2 and 1–3 at St James' Park. Three goals in the last nine minutes of the match gave Newcastle a 4–2 win.
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Robledo five minutes from time meant Newcastle became the first team in the 20th century to retain the cup.
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Martin: "You're wrong, all of you. Jackie will make a centre-forward and will get a cap into the bargain!"
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United, If I leave Newcastle it will happen because they have kicked me out". Now four points behind
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to the family home in Ashington and Milburn proposed. They married on 16 February 1948 at Willesden
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Milburn was born on 11 May 1924 in the upstairs flat of his grandparents' house at 14 Sixth Row in
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in North London. They had three children – Linda, Betty and Jackie Jr – and six grandchildren.
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champions Manchester United. On 3 May 1952, Newcastle and Milburn travelled to Wembley to play
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from his parents and from that point "football dominated his life". The young Milburn idolised
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in a 1947 FA Cup semi-final and when he afterwards vowed not to play for United again, manager
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in the 4th round of the FA Cup and beat the champions 3–0. before winning a 5th round tie at
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Sunderland. Milburn failed to score in either game. Milburn also made guest appearances for
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On 13 January 1951, Newcastle, at one stage title favourites, were beaten 3–1 at
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then moved again to its present position on Strawberry Place, just outside St James' Park.
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of the City of Newcastle upon Tyne – an honour later also bestowed on former opponent
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in a 100-yard dash. Milburn joined the playing squad for United's next match against
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season. Milburn's goalscoring form, which included a hat-trick in a 6–0 win against
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season (although Milburn remained a fitter at Hazelrigg Colliery). United began at
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Prior to Milburn scoring his 100th competitive Newcastle goal in a 1–2 defeat at
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at St James' Park Milburn's natural pace was well-suited to his new position –
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After a fractious pre-season which saw several players sold, United began the
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for the match. It featured a host of stars including his cousins, the famous
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Newcastle's form was so poor that by 28 April 1951, the day of the
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Beacom, Steven (23 April 2011). "25 Greatest Linfield players of all time".
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by scoring twice to help beat Stoke City in Newcastle's opening game of the
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in 1997, brought him national recognition and afforded him iconic status on
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which was the fastest ever Wembley FA Cup Final goal until it was beaten by
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Milburn's subsequent achievements, particularly his two goals which won the
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but was rejected for being an inch too short. Milburn joined the Ashington
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on 31 August 1946. United won 4–1, with Milburn and new signing
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8–2 and other wins included beating Bradford City 11–0 and a 9–1 win over
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3–0 on 7 October 1950. Milburn missed the match as he sat at
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season Milburn was moved to the right-wing to accommodate new signing
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and their title hopes were effectively ended when eventual champions
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Harvey: "Aye, he's not good enough in the air for centre-forward".
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Sir Bobby Charlton: The Autobiography My Manchester United Years
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in the league but with three games in hand, United travelled to
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arrived on 3–January "to face 64,931 fans and a Jackie Milburn
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win), and finished as the league's top goalscorer in both the
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Milburn and his Northumberland ATC teammates were invited to
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instead. At sixteen, Milburn accepted an apprenticeship as a
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Video of Milburn scoring in the 1946–47 FA Cup Quarter Final
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In 1987, Newcastle United opened their new West Stand at
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After retiring as a player, he went on to briefly manage
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at Fratton Park on 8 March. In a match described by
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United manager Stan Seymour almost entirely rebuilt his
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in the 1945–46 season and was initially deployed on the
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In 1980, Milburn was the first footballer to be made a
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3–1 in a sixth-round replay. In the semi-final against
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Appearances and goals by club, season and competition
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John Edward Thompson Milburn, footballer and gentleman
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at the studios of Tyne Tees Television in Newcastle.
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Newcastle United F.C. – Hall of Fame inductees
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He was also the subject of a 53-minute documentary,
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Smith: "No, keep him at inside-left or on the wing".
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on 12 September for Β£13,000. Stubbins' replacement,
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For other people named Jack and Jackie Milburn, see
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Robson Books. p. 253. 899:as an unused substitute for 691:on 5 January 1946, Milburn, 58:John Edward Thompson Milburn 7: 7954:1950 FIFA World Cup players 5355:Football League 100 Legends 2428:Dawson, Alan (4 May 2009). 768:Martin: "Jackie's the man". 642:during the season. For the 592:Northern First Championship 10: 8055: 8004:Ipswich Town F.C. managers 7939:Footballers from Ashington 5114: 4786:. National Football Museum 4356:Steven (26 January 2012). 3182:Hutchinson, Roger (2004). 3154:Hutchinson, Roger (2004). 3018:Hutchinson, Roger (2004). 2269:Hutchinson, Roger (1997). 1819: 1383: 989:ended in round three when 868: 801:Prior to the start of the 586:Debut and wartime football 578:and a couple of rounds of 18: 7989:English football managers 7944:English men's footballers 7364: 6856: 6808: 6768: 6652: 6527: 5916: 5909: 5361: 5158: 5120: 5094: 4863: 3308:Obituary: Albert Stubbins 2374:The Football Hall of Fame 2273:. Mainstream Publishing. 1922:. 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Robledo 821:Bobby Mitchell 798: 795: 729:Newport County 725:Len Shackleton 689:resumed FA Cup 676: 673: 648:Charlie Wayman 587: 584: 558:Joe Richardson 537:St James' Park 532: 529: 527: 524: 522: 521:Playing career 519: 475:Bobby Charlton 463:Leicester City 447:George Milburn 426: 423: 369:centre forward 357:Charlie Wayman 345:St James' Park 341:Bobby Charlton 289: 288: 284: 283: 278: 272: 271: 266: 260: 259: 254: 248: 247: 243: 242: 239: 236: 231: 225: 224: 220: 219: 214: 209: 207: 203: 202: 200: 198: 193: 187: 186: 183: 180: 175: 169: 168: 165: 162: 157: 151: 150: 141: 134: 129: 125: 124: 123:Senior career* 120: 119: 117:Centre forward 114: 110: 109: 106: 105:Place of death 102: 101: 100:(aged 64) 96:9 October 1988 94: 90: 89: 86:Northumberland 79: 78:Place of birth 75: 74: 64: 60: 59: 56: 52: 51: 47: 46: 39: 29:Jackie Milburn 15: 9: 6: 4: 3: 2: 8051: 8040: 8037: 8035: 8032: 8030: 8027: 8025: 8022: 8020: 8017: 8015: 8012: 8010: 8007: 8005: 8002: 8000: 7997: 7995: 7992: 7990: 7987: 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Index

Jackie Milburn (disambiguation)

Linfield
Ashington
Northumberland
Centre forward
Newcastle United
Linfield
Yiewsley
England
Linfield
Yiewsley
Ipswich Town
football
Newcastle United
England
Linfield
North East England
Geordie dialectal
Jack
Bobby Charlton
St James' Park
FA Cup
left wing
Charlie Wayman
Charlton Athletic
George Martin
centre forward
1951 FA Cup Final
1955 FA Cup Final

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