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Charnley

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Charn·ley (chärnl), Sir John 1911-1982.
British orthopedic surgeon who pioneered total hip replacement surgery. He also developed the technique of arthrodesis for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis in the knee and hip.
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CHIC CHARNLEY admits he's no stranger to a stiff drink but their acquaintanceship got out of hand when a night in the cells cost him the chance to see his beloved Celtic in an Old Firm game.
BOOZE GAVE ME THE HARD CELL by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Chic Charnley (left) joined me in the Hoops side and was in great shape and form - but Liverpool's Alan Kennedy killed him by asking what team he was supporting out there.
Football: AND ANOTHER THING. by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
In his first outing for the club, Henrik came on for Andreas Thom with half an hour to go and with an early touch, gaffed and gifted it to Chic Charnley who went on and scored Hibs' winner, giving them the three points and a 2-1 win.
Football: DREADLOCK DISASTER! by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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