Were there any specific instances where Danny Blanchflower's nationality played a significant role in his career?

Danny Blanchflower, né le 10 février 1926 à Belfast en Irlande du Nord et mort le 9 décembre 1993 à Londres en Angleterre, est un footballeur International ... Nov 25, 2020 ... ... game itself, you cease to be just a footballer and become commodity instead. ... Glory, Glory Danny Blanchflower. Feb ... Apr 5, 2025 ... job. football player ( midfielder)[1] / retired ) football coach ; belong. player. Glentoran FC (1946–1949) Barnsley FC (1949–1951) Aston Villa ... Blanchflower, Robert Dennis ('Danny') (1925–93), soccer player, international manager, and journalist, was born 10 February 1925 at Dunraven Park, ... Jan 16, 2018 ... ... footballer Danny Blanchflower. “Oh no, it's not," the star player thought to himself, and in a move admired many times on the field, swiftly ... Mar 27, 2015 ... Danny Blanchflower: Blue plaque honours NI and Spurs footballer ... Danny Blanchflower, one of Northern Ireland's greatest footballers, has been ... Between 1946 and 1964, this soccer midfielder played for Northern Ireland's Glentoran Football Club and England's Barnsley, Aston Villa, and Tottenham Hotspur ... I couldn't find any authorative account of this, so I got hold of a biography of Danny Blanchflower by Dave Bowler. True enough, there on p126 it describes ... Danny Blanchflower. The Spurs and Northern Ireland football legend sets out his insightful views on violence on and off the pitch. 1968 20 mins. Watch for free. Andrew's University; with the raw recruit to first-class English football, puzzled at being denied ball training. In other words, Danny Blanchflower, captain of ...