Who can forget him sitting on the ball? We've got Kenny Wharton, he's not from Bishop Auckland...
Submitting your details indicates your consent for The Mag to send you email marketing messages and process personal data. Please read ourSubmitting your details indicates your consent for The Mag to send you email marketing messages and process personal data. Please read ourKenny Wharton was the captain of Newcastle schoolboys in the 1970s, before coming to the attention of Newcastle United.
At the time, McGarry seemed prepared to give local talent a chance at Newcastle, we also had the likes of Nigel Walker, Kenny Mitchell and David Barton on the books.Kenny was slight of build but could be a feisty character and it quickly became apparent that he wasn’t averse to getting stuck in when it was warranted.Peter Beardsley was added to the fold in 1983 when he joined from Vancouver Whitecaps.
Kenny Wharton will forever be remembered by Toon fans of a certain age, for sitting on the ball in front of the Gallowgate End against Luton Town, whilst Newcastle were leading Luton Town 4-0 in 1988.
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