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Fullname: John Betram Jackson
aka: John Jackson
Born: 21 June 1893
Birthplace: Dalry
Death:Aug. 8 1971, Glasgow
Signed: 4 Jan 1909 (loan); 8 Sep 1917 (loan)
Position: Utility
Debut: Celtic 0-3 Rangers, Glasgow Cup, 22 Sep 1917
Internationals
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Biog

Utility man John Jackson was a Dalry-born player who came to the Hoops on loan in September 1917 from Leeds City.

His debut came in a 3-0 home Glasgow Cup defeat to Rangers on September 22nd. Prior to arriving at Celtic John was loaned to Rangers but never played a competitive game for the Ibrox side.

With the ability and enthusiasm to play in most outfield position he proved to be a useful signing for the Bhoys playing a total of 27 games and scoring two goals before leaving in May 1918 to serve with the Royal Scots Fusiliers.

Immediately before this, he participated in a Glasgow Cup final v Rangers which Celtic lost 2-0. It was good practise for the battefield and saw Jock Jackson laid out by Ranger's Tommy Cairns in the second half!

Playing Career

APPEARANCES LEAGUE SCOTTISH CUP LEAGUE CUP EUROPE TOTAL
1918 27 - - - 27
Goals:2---2

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