
George Harrison – Rededication
A MOVING tribute was paid to 'one of our own' as representatives of some of Britain's biggest football clubs descended on South Derbyshire.
George Harrison was a Church Gresley teenager with a dream of making it to the top when he started playing football for his local team, Gresley Rovers, back in 1910.
It was the beginning of stunning career that later saw him win a top flight title with Everton and two caps for England.
Amidst it all he was called to fight for his country on the front line during the First World War.
THE Everton FC Heritage Society has paid for the new headstone for footballer George Harrison, who went to play for England Everton.
Pictured from left are society chairman Paul Wharton, ex-player Ian Snodin, Reverend Henry Corbett, and society vice-chariman Peter Lupson.
VIOLINIST Daniel Axworthy plays while , Paul Wharton, Peter Lupson, Rev Henry Corbett and Ian Snodin look on.
CHARLIE Smith placed flowers on the grave. ,also to the right Kieran...