• Roger Byrne - Wikipedia

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    Roger William Byrne (8 September 1929[1] – 6 February 1958) was an English footballer who played as a full-back and captain of Manchester United.

  • Roger Byrne - Player Profile | Transfermarkt

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    Roger Byrne former footballer from England Left-Back* Feb 8, 1929 in Manchester, England.

  • Tribuna | Roger William Byrne

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    Roger Byrne.

  • Roger Byrne - Ekşi Sözlük

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    1929-1958 yılları arasında yaşamış ingiliz futbolcu. bir busby babes idi byrne. 6 şubat 1958 'de son bulmuş hayatlardan sadece birisiydi. manchester united 'ın...

  • Roger Byrne Football Player Statistics

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    Notes and statistics on professional football player Roger Byrne, including club and manchester united history.

  • Roger William Byrne Biography. English Footballer, Full Back

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    • Roger Byrne - English Footballer and Captain of Manchester United
    • Captain of the "Busby Babes"

  • Roger Byrne Profile | Munich Remembered | Manchester...

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    A profile of Manchester United legend Roger Byrne, one of eight players who lost their lives in the Munich Air Disaster in 1958.

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  • Roger Byrne | Soccer Central | Fandom

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    Roger William Byrne. Date of birth. ... To be automatically notified whenever new videos of Roger Byrne are uploaded to YouTube, subscribe to this RSS feed.

  • Roger Byrne (Player) | National Football Teams

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    Roger Byrne Roger William Byrne (Player). General. National Teams. ... General Information about the player Roger Byrne.

  • England Players - Roger Byrne

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    According to passenger lists, Roger Byrne left Southampton for New York on the Queen Elizabeth, a Cunard White Star ship, on 30 April 1952.