returned to England with Southampton in December 1978. He then had a short period on loan to Nottingham Forest in January 1980, where he played four games. One of these included the final of the 1979 UEFA Super Cup against FC Barcelona, where he scored the only goal in the home leg as Forest won 2–1 on aggregate. George could not agree an extension to his loan at Forest and later returned to Southampton, playing his last league game for them on 14 March 1981 against Stoke City. In the summer of 1981 he left the club to move to Bulova in Hong Kong. He made a total of 52 appearances for Southampton in which he scored 14 goals. A year later, in 1982, he returned to England to have a short time at AFC Bournemouth and subsequently rejoined Derby County for a second spell. He also had a brief spell later with Scottish side Dundee United. He then linked up with Coventry City on a short-term contract prior to the 1983–84 season, but made no competitive appearances and retired soon after. In April 1980, George lost a finger in a lawnmower accident. After football After retiring from football he moved to New Milton, Hampshire to run a pub. He later had joint ownership for some years in a garage business. George is now employed by Arsenal in roles within corporate hospitality at the club. International career George was capped five times for England at under-23 level. Whilst with Derby, he also won a solitary cap at senior level for England, playing for 60 minutes against the Republic of Ireland on 8 September 1976, out of position on the left wing, but fell out with coach Don Revie after being substituted and he was never picked again. Personal life At the age of 19, George married Susan Farge and with her he has a daughter, Kaana. George was mentioned by musical act Steven North and the Flat Back Four in their songs entitled "The Charlie George Calypso" and "I Wish I Could Play Like Charlie George" respectively. Honours Club Arsenal Football League First Division: 1970–71 FA Cup: 1970–71 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup: 1969–70 Derby County FA Charity Shield: 1975 Nottingham Forest UEFA Super Cup: 1979 Individual Derby County Player of the Year: 1976 References Specific General External links Arsenal Profile A biography, which includes some archival photos, on MirrorFootball.co.uk Defining Moments: