About Roddy Munro
Lived 1920 – 1976 (aged 55–56). Roddy Munro was a British association football player.
Brentford A year after the end of the Second World War in 1945, Munro joined Brentford as an amateur, on the recommendation of Tom Manley, with whom he had served in the Middle East during the war. Munro signed a professional contract during the 1946 off-season and with the resumption of league football, he made his debut in a 5–2 First Division defeat to Aston Villa on 28 September 1946. While with Brentford, Munro and his wife Sheena provided accommodation for Aultbea-native Hugh Urquhart, who failed to make the grade with the club and dropped into non-League football. The couple settled in Hauxton, Cambridgeshire in the 1950s and worked for Fisons. Southern League 1 0
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Who was Roddy Munro?
footballer (1920-1976)
When was Roddy Munro born?
Roddy Munro was born on 27 July 1920 in Aultbea.
When did Roddy Munro die?
Roddy Munro died in 1976 in Cambridge.
What was Roddy Munro's occupation?
Roddy Munro was an association football player.
What nationality was Roddy Munro?
Roddy Munro was British.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Roddy Munro. https://biography.guide/roddy-munro/
MLA: "Roddy Munro." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/roddy-munro/.
Chicago: "Roddy Munro." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/roddy-munro/.
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