Sad to report that former Charlton forward Kevin Barry has died at the age of 85 in Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Woolwich-born Kevin, who passed away on Monday, made four appearances for Charlton in the 1952/53 season, including a debut in the FA Cup third round match at Hull City on January 10th, although he was on the club's professional books for eight years from 1947 to 1955. Despite being naturally right-footed he played on the left wing and was mainly denied a first-team spot by Billy Kiernan. However, he scored 25 goals for the reserves in 1951/52.
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Met him a few years ago and he was still talking about Tom Finney who he rated as the best player he had ever seen.
R.I.P Kevin
Would occasionally go to Highbury to see Arrsenal reserves - always 10,000+ Present.
RIP Kevin
It was taken at Charltons centenary celebrations in 2005 Ray-it was televised in the Airline Prog...a fantastic 2days and happy memory will pass on some more photos and a paper clipping x
RIP