Graeme Crawford, Former York City Goalkeeper, Dies at 77
Graeme Crawford, the former professional footballer remembered for his time with clubs including York City, Scunthorpe United, and Scarborough, passed away on May 27, 2025, at the age of 77.
Crawford’s career spanned a significant period of English football, during which he earned respect for his consistency, determination, and commitment to the sport. Known as a reliable presence on the pitch, he brought grit and passion to every team he played for, embodying the hard-working spirit of the lower-league game that has always been the backbone of English football.
Though he never sought the limelight, Crawford’s contributions were valued by teammates, managers, and supporters alike. His career stands as a reminder of the thousands of professionals who dedicate their lives to the game, leaving lasting impressions on local communities and fans.
Following his retirement from professional football, Crawford remained connected to the sport, admired by those who remembered his playing days. His passing has been marked with sadness among the clubs he represented, as well as by the footballing community more broadly.
Graeme Crawford will be remembered not only as a talented player but also as part of the proud tradition of English footballers whose careers enriched the game across league levels. His legacy lives on in the memories of fans who saw him play and in the history of the clubs he served with dedication.
