Uncle Wally One Ball
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No age to pass away, very sad news
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Cyrille Regis
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billfromthehill
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Legend a good man in lots of ways.
Wallaceinthecheapseats.
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Such a shame,was one of the first footballers I knew and recognised as I was getting into the game.Rest in peace Cyrille.
urban genie
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RIP seemed a generally nice fella and well regarded in the game
FantasyIreland
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Such sad and surprising news,as i will always see such a powerful and fit looking man.
Both the game and society has lost a man that commanded huge respect,he was a trail blazer that paved the way,and offered hope,and inspirartion,for many young black footballers who might otherwise have been put off the game,as a result of racism.
RIP big man.
Both the game and society has lost a man that commanded huge respect,he was a trail blazer that paved the way,and offered hope,and inspirartion,for many young black footballers who might otherwise have been put off the game,as a result of racism.
RIP big man.
bumbleblue
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RIP Cyrille.
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Very sad news.
I remember Cyrille at West Brom very well. He was a great player and a great 'pioneer', if that’s the right word, along with Laurie Cunningham, Brendan Batson and Viv Anderson, for all of the black players, who have graced the game since.
He was a cousin of Olympic sprinter, John Regis.
R. I. P. Cyrille. You will be sadly missed.
I remember Cyrille at West Brom very well. He was a great player and a great 'pioneer', if that’s the right word, along with Laurie Cunningham, Brendan Batson and Viv Anderson, for all of the black players, who have graced the game since.
He was a cousin of Olympic sprinter, John Regis.
R. I. P. Cyrille. You will be sadly missed.
1.618034
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Really sad news. 59 is no age.
Great player and a good man.
Rest in peace Cyrille.
Great player and a good man.
Rest in peace Cyrille.
urban genie
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bobbyowenquiff
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He was a brilliant player and that rare thing...someone who was liked by most opposing fans.