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Dawson, Danny
Larkhall-born half-back Danny Dawson was a gutsy player whose Celtic career suffered through a knee injury.
Signed from larkhall Thistle on June 4th 1932 Dawson made his debut in a league clash with Queens Park at Parkhead on September 30th 1933 in which the Bhoys won 3-1. Understudy to Peter Wilson and then Chic Geatons, Dawson was an able and committed deputy but in February 1935 he suffered a knee injury in a cup tie with Partick Thistle that kept him out of the game for over a year and he was suffer further knee problems in 1937.
After 20 appearances and three goals for the Celts he left for Queen of the South in 1938.
Signed from larkhall Thistle on June 4th 1932 Dawson made his debut in a league clash with Queens Park at Parkhead on September 30th 1933 in which the Bhoys won 3-1. Understudy to Peter Wilson and then Chic Geatons, Dawson was an able and committed deputy but in February 1935 he suffered a knee injury in a cup tie with Partick Thistle that kept him out of the game for over a year and he was suffer further knee problems in 1937.
After 20 appearances and three goals for the Celts he left for Queen of the South in 1938.
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