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Swindon great Frank Burrows dies aged 77

Former defender Frank Burrows has died at the age of 77, the club have announced.

Burrows, born in Larkhall, Scotland, began his career with Raith and subsequently made 106 appearances for before joining Swindon in 1968.

He had a key role in their memorable 1968-69 season that saw the Robins beat in the League Cup final and gain promotion from the Third Division, and went on to play over 350 times for the club.

Burrows also had a stint as Swindon player-coach, and his subsequent coaching career included spells in charge of Portsmouth, and , and being part of the staff at West Ham, and Leicester.

He oversaw promotions in two spells at Cardiff and won the Trophy with Swansea in 1994.

Swindon, who described Burrows as a “club legend”, said in a statement on their official website: “Our thoughts, prayers and condolences go out to Frank’s family and friends at this very sad time.

“Frank will be dearly missed by everyone at Club. RIP, Frank Burrows.”

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