My first ever game at Maine Road in October 82 he got the winner RIP
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My first ever game at Maine Road in October 82 he got the winner RIP
manimanc
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Was a fantastic forward.So sad. My childhood hero.
When he gets the ball he's bound to score....
He always stood out with his mop of blond hair.
So sad.
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bluethrunthru
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such a shocker - the minute I read that I heard the Goooaaaalllllllaaaachio off the telly and Nessum Dorma - not the best striker ever but Italia 90 was his time and he made the most of it. Rest well Toto you gave me such great memories RIP
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such a shocker - the minute I read that I heard the Goooaaaalllllllaaaachio off the telly and Nessum Dorma - not the best striker ever but Italia 90 was his time and he made the most of it. Rest well Toto you gave me such great memories RIP
Every World Cup a handful of players come to define that year's competition and he was definitely one of them. He might have been something of a one, or six, hit wonder but his name is indelibly etched in football history.
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The intensity in his eyes in his celebrations showed the joy and passion he had in scoring for his country.such a shocker - the minute I read that I heard the Goooaaaalllllllaaaachio off the telly and Nessum Dorma - not the best striker ever but Italia 90 was his time and he made the most of it. Rest well Toto you gave me such great memories RIP
He and Roger Milla were the most memorable aspects of that World Cup for me, along with the mental first match between Cameroon and Argentina.
bluethrunthru
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The intensity in his eyes in his celebrations showed the joy and passion he had in scoring for his country.
He and Roger Milla were the most memorable aspects of that World Cup for me, along with the mental first match between Cameroon and Argentina.
That is sad. At the time, he was my Mum’s ‘pin up’ of the World Cup. We all used to rib her something rotten at the time. His celebrations were a joy to watch.
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Tony Soper naturalist and author - always on TV when I was young - guested on Animal Magic and championed the BBC Wildlife operation out of BBC Bristol. RIP