Career
At the time of his debut in March 1947, he was Brentford"s then-youngest first team player. A centre half, Bragg joined Division One side Brentford in 1946 from local team Twickenham Celtic. After a spell out on loan at Corinthian League club Hounslow Town, Bragg returned to Griffin Park to make his debut on the right wing in place of Idris Hopkins for the visit of Grimsby Town on 29 March 1947.
Bragg"s appearance in the 1–0 defeat made him Brentford"s youngest debutant at that time.
A call-up for national service saw him fail to appear again until the second half of the 1951-1952 Division Two season, enjoying a run of 10 appearances. He then went on to become a regular fixture in the team through the mid-1950s, making a career-high 44 appearances during a disastrous 1953-1954 season in which the Bees were relegated to the Division Three South.
Bragg played on until the end of the 1956-1957 season, when he retired from football after a succession of injuries.
