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Mar 29, 1902 Darlington, England, United Kingdom 122 years old
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About John Mcguire Footballer
- John McGuire (born 29 March 1902, date of death unknown) was an English professional footballer who played for four different Football League clubs.
- Primarily a centre forward, he could also play as an inside forward and was occasionally used at left-half.
- Born in Darlington, County Durham, he began his career in non-League football with Northern Football League side Darlington Railway Athletic.
- He later had a spell with Cockfield before joining Football League Third Division South club Charlton Athletic in August 1925.
- In his first season with the London club he made six league appearances as the team finished 21st in the division and were forced to apply for re-election. McGuire moved to the Third Division North in November 1926 when he signed for Wigan Borough.
- In what was to be the most prolific goalscoring period of his career, he netted 13 goals in 33 league matches for the Springfield Park club in a 13-month spell.
- Four months into the 1927–28 season, McGuire transferred to struggling Nelson on a free transfer.
- He made his debut for Nelson in the 1–5 defeat to Ashington at Seedhill on 3 December 1927.
- The following game, he scored his first goal for his new side in the 2–4 away loss at his former club Wigan Borough.
- McGuire went on to make a total of 20 league appearances for Nelson, but scored only once more.
- The team finished bottom of the Third Division North at the end of the campaign, and while their re-election application was successful several players, including McGuire, left the club in the summer of 1928. In July 1928, McGuire signed for his hometown club, Darlington.
- He spent two seasons at Feethams, during which time he played 42 league matches and scored 7 goals before retiring from professional football at the end of the 1929–30 campaign.
