Sadly I hear that John Talbut, former Burnley player who went to West Brom after us, has died.

He has, I'll get something on site. John has been ill for some time.

RIP John. Apparently yet another ex-player to have dementia which he had had for 6 years.

RIP John.

Superb centre-half for us, had to be patient for his chance in the first team but took that opportunity so well when it eventually came. Almost ten years at the Turf. Very sad to hear this news.

Enjoyed watching him play back in the day. RIP John.

Sad news indeed .R.I.P. John Talbut a great centre half in his day.

Sad news , a top centre half who I had the privilege to watch many times
RIPJohn

Won't start a new thread but a few words now on site

https://www.uptheclarets.com/former-cla ... asses-away

First choice centre half for three seasons, very strong in the air and he went on to have three good years at West Brom too. My thoughts with his wife Ena, daughters Nicola & Debbie, son Mark and familes.

Rip JT

Very sad to read this news, watched him many times. RIP John and thank you.

Saw John play a few times for us, as a kid.
Remember him in the side that won the cup with that Astle goal.

R.I.P

Great centre half. So sad to hear of his passing.

RIP John. I was very upset when he left. He had a good career.

I think that we need a picture of John,for people who never saw him in his prime playing for the CLARETS.

I remember him well. Very reliable centre half in a very good side, indeed. RIP John.

Another hero from my youth.

RIP Mr Talbut.

conyoviejo wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 15, 2020 2:08 pm

I think that we need a picture of John,for people who never saw him in his prime playing for the CLARETS.

Picture is on the article

Saw John play many times.was a really good centre half.Our loss was West Broms gain.RIP John.

His career at Burnley was coming to an end when I first followed the Clarets when I was 7...but a name I associate immediately to that great side of the early sixties.
Sad news. Condolences to his family.

R.I.P. John and condolences to his family.
He was a centre back in the Clarets team when I started watching Burnley regularly in 63/64 and I remember him well. Is it really 57 years ago.

A centre half that wouldn't have been out of place in our present defence, that says it all. Class and I understand a nice man.

Really sorry to read this sad news. JT was a top quality CB and at the time I can remember being disappointed when we sold him to WBA. RIP John and deepest condolences to his family.

Superb centre half - not just a big lad but a cultured player too.

Very sad. I remember in my youth in the 60s he lived on Red Lees Avenue, Jimmy Holland lived opposite. Frank Casper lived on the same side, presume at a slightly later date. Possibly the same house but my memory isn’t reliable as I was a bit young

R.I.P.John as a child I used to go round to his house, him and his wife were very nice people. His mother in Law owned Joyce,s fish n chip shop at The Mitre