About Tony Barton (footballer)
Anthony Edward Barton (8 April 1937 – 20 August 1993) was an English footballer, playing as an outside right, and football manager. He managed Aston Villa to victory in the 1982 European Cup, three months after taking charge. He also guided Villa to victory in the 1982 European Super Cup against Barcelona. == Playing career == Barton was born in Sutton, Surrey. He won England Schoolboy (one cap) and Youth (five caps) honours before beginning his football career with Fulham who he joined as a junior. After a spell on loan to Sutton United, he turned professional with Fulham in May 1954. In December 1956 he became unavailable for Fulham when posted to Cyprus by the RAF. By November 1957 he had completed his RAF service and returned to face Watford. He went on to score 8 times in 49 games for Fulham. He moved to Nottingham Forest in December 1959, making 22 appearances. He moved to Portsmouth in December 1961, where he subsequently became player-coach.
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