Charlie Dixon


Real Name: Charles Hulbert Dixon
Normal Position: Centre Half
Born: 16/06/1903 (Ansley, Warwickshire)
Died: 01/03/1983 (Stafford)

Heritage Number: 563
Debut Match*: 14/12/1929 v Darlington (Football League)
Last Match*: 29/03/1930 v Rotherham United (Football League)
* Qualifying Games


Raised in Cannock, Charlie Dixon and his brother faced opposition from their father regarding football. Despite this, Dixon earned a spot in the Football League with Bournemouth, making 25 appearances during the 1928–29 season after failing to break into Sunderland’s League team.He joined Connah’s Quay alongside Robert Taylor and later moved to Nelson during their disastrous final League season, where the team conceded 113 goals and lost all 21 away games. However, Dixon managed to score his only Football League goal during his 60-match career while playing for Nelson.Dixon spent his working life as an insurance agent. Unfortunately, his retirement years were marred by severe strokes, and he spent his final year in care.

Profile reproduced with Permission from:
The Sandgrounders: The Complete League History of Southport F. C., by Michael Braham and Geoff Wilde (Palatine Books, 1995). ISBN 978-1-874181-14-9

Southport Playing Stats

First Team

Heritage Qualifying League Only Cup Only Other Only All
Season Qualifying Starts Qualifying Subs Qualifying Appearances Qualifying Goals League Starts League Subs Total League Appearances League Goals Cup Starts Cup Subs Total CupAppearances Cup Goals Other Starts Other Subs Total Other Appearances Other Goals Total Starts Total Subs Total Appearances Total Goals
1929/193019(0)19019(0)1901(0)100(0)0020(0)200
Total19(0)19019(0)1901(0)100(0)0020(0)200