xgorton
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X England player died today aged 83.I remember watching him play for Huddersfield v City before he moved to Everton.
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Ray Wilson RIP.
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Under rated but important full back for England in 1960s.RIPX England died today aged 83.
blue b4 the moon
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World Cup winner RIP.
crazyg
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The only full back I saw that didn't get the runaround from Mike Summerbee.
RIP Ray.
RIP Ray.
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He retired just as I became interested in football, so I don’t ever remember him as a player, though of course, he is synonymous with England's World Cup win in 1966.
For that achievement, he will forever be renowned.
R. I. P. Ray.
For that achievement, he will forever be renowned.
R. I. P. Ray.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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So that is Ball, Moore and Wilson gone...
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How many are left ?
KentBlue
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How many are left ?
Good question. Without checking I'd say Banks, the Charlton brothers, Geoff Hurst, I don't know if Martin Peters is still about?
Mad Eyed Screamer
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11-3 = 8How many are left ?
Mad Eyed Screamer
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plus Roger Hunt, George Cohen and Nobby StilesGood question. Without checking I'd say Banks, the Charlton brothers, Geoff Hurst, I don't know if Martin Peters is still about?