On Saturday afternoon, as the nation started get yourself ready for the festival of light, the Indian football fraternity plunged with a state of gloom because Prodyut Burman, a former goalkeeper of the national team passed aside in Kolkata. He was 81 and was survived by his wife, son and daughter.

Obituaries have a basic tendency of blowing one’s achievements out of proportion and to phone someone like Burman, who had made only five appearances for your national team in his or her entire career, a legend may seem hagiographic to a lot of. However, the fact that four of these five matches were the main nation’s biggest wins within the game, should serve as a testimony to why his countributions cannot be forgotten.

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Born on 1st August, 1935 in a small town located 50 kilometers clear of Kolkata, he was an ardent fan of Mohun Bagan and was a typical visitor to the club’s floor during his early teenager years. His football career started off at Wari, a small club of Kolkata Maidan, which has been the launch-pad of the many renowned footballers’ careers, with the most latest discoveries being Shouvik Ghosh, Pritam Kotal and Kinshuk Debnath. He had legendary Bagha Som seeing that his first coach with the club and then adopted the gaffer to Eastern Railways in 1957. The next year, the squad will embark on to make history.

In what is regarded as one of the biggest upsets in India’s category competitions, Eastern Railway won the actual Calcutta Football League (CFL)in 1958. A job for the Railways ten years after the Independence was probably the most lucrative deals for a new footballer and the Railways administration used that bait perfectly to lure many youngsters.

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