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So 1954 FIFA World Cup winning team survivors are gone and now is updated. Last surviv[or(s)/ing] (and still living) footballers of winning teams between 1954 1958 and 1986: 1954 - Horst Eckel 1958 - Dino Sani, Mario Zagallo, Pele, Moacir, Jose "Mazzola" Altafini, Pepe (6 of 22) 1962 - Pele, Pepe, Mengalvio, Jair da Costa, Amarildo, Maro Zagallo (6 of 22) 1966 - George Cohen, Bobby Charlton, Geoff Hurst, Terry Paine, Ian Callaghan, George Eastham (6 of 22) 1970 - Brito, Piazza, Clodoaldo, Jairzinho, Gerson, Tostao, Pele, Rivellino, Ado, Roberto, Baldocchi, Caju, Edu, Dario, Ze Maria, Leao (16 of 22) 1974 - only two footballers (Gerd Mueller & Heinz Flohe) are dead 1978 - three footballers (Ruben Galvan, Rene Houseman & Leopoldo Luque) are dead 1982 - only two footballers (Gaetano Scirea & Paolo Rossi) are dead 1986 - three footballers (Jose Luis Brown, Jose Luis Cuciuffo, Diego Maradona) are dead

Update after recent death of Ron Flowers. Last surviv[or(s)/ing] (and still living) footballers of winning teams between 1954 and 1986: 1954 - Horst Eckel 1958 - Dino Sani, Mario Zagallo, Pele, Moacir, Jose "Mazzola" Altafini, Pepe (6 of 22) 1962 - Pele, Pepe, Mengalvio, Jair da Costa, Amarildo, Maro Zagallo (6 of 22) 1966 - George Cohen, Bobby Charlton, Geoff Hurst, Ron Flowers, Terry Paine, Ian Callaghan, George Eastham (6 of 22) 1970 - Brito, Piazza, Clodoaldo, Jairzinho, Gerson, Tostao, Pele, Rivellino, Ado, Roberto, Baldocchi, Caju, Edu, Dario, Ze Maria, Leao (16 of 22) 1974 - only two footballers (Gerd Mueller & Heinz Flohe) are dead 1978 - three footballers (Ruben Galvan, Rene Houseman & Leopoldo Luque) are dead 1982 - only two footballers (Gaetano Scirea & Paolo Rossi) are dead 1986 - three footballers (Jose Luis Brown, Jose Luis Cuciuffo, Diego Maradona) are dead

Last Tuesday, ex-MP Zbigniew Pacelt passed away at age 70. He was a coach of gold medalists from Barcelona 1992 in the modern pentathlon. https://www.polsatsport.pl/wiadomosc/2021-10-05/zmarl-zbigniew-pacelt-byly-piecioboista-olimpijczyk-trener-dzialacz-sportowy/

Update after recent death of Roger Hunt. Last surviv[or(s)/ing] (and still living) footballers of winning teams between 1954 and 1986: 1954 - Horst Eckel 1958 - Dino Sani, Mario Zagallo, Pele, Moacir, Jose "Mazzola" Altafini, Pepe (6 of 22) 1962 - Pele, Pepe, Mengalvio, Jair da Costa, Amarildo, Maro Zagallo (6 of 22) 1966 - George Cohen, Bobby Charlton, Geoff Hurst, Ron Flowers, Terry Paine, Ian Callaghan, Roger Hunt, George Eastham (7 of 22) 1970 - Brito, Piazza, Clodoaldo, Jairzinho, Gerson, Tostao, Pele, Rivellino, Ado, Roberto, Baldocchi, Caju, Edu, Dario, Ze Maria, Leao (16 of 22) 1974 - only two footballers (Gerd Mueller & Heinz Flohe) are dead 1978 - three footballers (Ruben Galvan, Rene Houseman & Leopoldo Luque) are dead 1982 - only two footballers (Gaetano Scirea & Paolo Rossi) are dead 1986 - three footballers (Jose Luis Brown, Jose Luis Cuciuffo, Diego Maradona) are dead

Update after today's death of Jimmy Greaves. Last surviv[or(s)/ing] (and still living) footballers of winning teams between 1954 and 1986: 1954 - Horst Eckel 1958 - Dino Sani, Mario Zagallo, Pele, Moacir, Jose "Mazzola" Altafini, Pepe (6 of 22) 1962 - Pele, Pepe, Mengalvio, Jair da Costa, Amarildo, Maro Zagallo (6 of 22) 1966 - George Cohen, Jimmy Greaves, Bobby Charlton, Geoff Hurst, Ron Flowers, Terry Paine, Ian Callaghan, Roger Hunt, George Eastham (8 of 22) 1970 - Brito, Piazza, Clodoaldo, Jairzinho, Gerson, Tostao, Pele, Rivellino, Ado, Roberto, Baldocchi, Caju, Edu, Dario, Ze Maria, Leao (16 of 22) 1974 - only two footballers (Gerd Mueller & Heinz Flohe) are dead 1978 - three footballers (Ruben Galvan, Rene Houseman & Leopoldo Luque) are dead 1982 - only two footballers (Gaetano Scirea & Paolo Rossi) are dead 1986 - three footballers (Jose Luis Brown, Jose Luis Cuciuffo, Diego Maradona) are dead

Update after today's death of Gerd Mueller. Last surviv[or(s)/ing] (and still living) footballers of winning teams between 1954 and 1986: 1954 - Horst Eckel 1958 - Dino Sani, Mario Zagallo, Pele, Moacir, Jose "Mazzola" Altafini, Pepe (6 of 22) 1962 - Pele, Pepe, Mengalvio, Jair da Costa, Amarildo, Maro Zagallo (6 of 22) 1966 - George Cohen, Jimmy Greaves, Bobby Charlton, Geoff Hurst, Ron Flowers, Terry Paine, Ian Callaghan, Roger Hunt, George Eastham (9 of 22) 1970 - Brito, Piazza, Clodoaldo, Jairzinho, Gerson, Tostao, Pele, Rivellino, Ado, Roberto, Baldocchi, Caju, Edu, Dario, Ze Maria, Leao (16 of 22) 1974 - Gerd Mueller became the 2nd footballer of the winning team after Heinz Flohe 1978 - three footballers (Ruben Galvan, Rene Houseman & Leopoldo Luque) are dead 1982 - only two footballers (Gaetano Scirea & Paolo Rossi) are dead 1986 - three footballers (Jose Luis Brown, Jose Luis Cuciuffo, Diego Maradona) are dead

UPDATED FOLLOWING DEATH OF ZLATKO KRANJCAR Last surviving (and still living) coaches [until 1986 - names of living coahces are included]: 1970 - 2/16 (Hernan Carrasco Vivanco, El Salvador; Mario Zagallo, Brazil) 1974 - 2/16 (Rale Rasic, Australia; Mario Zagallo, Brazil) 1978 - 4/16 (Cesar Luis Menotti, Argentina; Jacek Gmoch, Poland; Abdelmajid Chetali, Tunisia; Heshmat Mohajerani, Iran) 1982 - 12/27 [Nations - 10.5/24] (Antoni Piechniczek, Poland; Mahieddine Khalef, Rachid Mekhloufi, Algeria; Felix Latzke, Austria; Cesar Luis Menotti, Argentina; Pipo Rodriguez, El Salvador; Kalman Meszoly, Hungary; Carlos Alberto Parreira, Kuwait; Chelato Ucles, Honduras; Billy Bingham, Northern Ireland; Jose Santamaria, Spain; John Adshead, New Zealand) 1986 - 12/24 (Carlos Bilardo, Argentina; Kim Jung-nam, South Korea; Evaristo de Macedo, Iraq; Bora Milutinovic, Mexico; Gyorgy Mezey, Hungary; Rabah Saadane, Algeria; Billy Bingham, Northern Ireland; Sepp Piontek, Denmark; Alex Ferguson, Scotland; Omar Borras, Uruguay; Franz Beckenbauer, Germany; Antoni Piechniczek, Poland) 1990 - 18/24 1994 - 19/24 1998 - 32/35 [Nations - 29/32] 2002 - 29/32 2006 - 27/33 [Nations - 26/32] 2010 - 29/32 2014 - 30/32 2018 - all of 32

Jacques Delors - of course.

Last surviving (and still living) coaches [until 1986 - names of living coahces are included]: 1970 - 2/16 (Hernan Carrasco Vivanco, El Salvador; Mario Zagallo, Brazil) 1974 - 2/16 (Rale Rasic, Australia; Mario Zagallo, Brazil) 1978 - 4/16 (Cesar Luis Menotti, Argentina; Jacek Gmoch, Poland; Abdelmajid Chetali, Tunisia; Heshmat Mohajerani, Iran) 1982 - 12/27 [Nations - 10.5/24] (Antoni Piechniczek, Poland; Mahieddine Khalef, Rachid Mekhloufi, Algeria; Felix Latzke, Austria; Cesar Luis Menotti, Argentina; Pipo Rodriguez, El Salvador; Kalman Meszoly, Hungary; Jozef Venglos, Czechoslovakia; Carlos Alberto Parreira, Kuwait; Chelato Ucles, Honduras; Billy Bingham, Northern Ireland; Jose Santamaria, Spain; John Adshead, New Zealand) 1986 - 12/24 (Carlos Bilardo, Argentina; Kim Jung-nam, South Korea; Evaristo de Macedo, Iraq; Bora Milutinovic, Mexico; Gyorgy Mezey, Hungary; Rabah Saadane, Algeria; Billy Bingham, Northern Ireland; Sepp Piontek, Denmark; Alex Ferguson, Scotland; Omar Borras, Uruguay; Franz Beckenbauer, Germany; Antoni Piechniczek, Poland) 1990 - 18/24 1994 - 19/24 1998 - 32/35 [Nations - 29/32] 2002 - 29/32 2006 - 28/33 [Nations - 27/32] 2010 - 29/32 2014 - 30/32 2018 - all of 32 Updated: Jozef Venglos passes away recently so he was the last living team coach of UEFA Euro 1980.

Nobody.

Absolutely, no more.

Last Monday, Polish fascist MP Robert Winnicki is COVID-positive.

Former MEP of previous term, leader of the Congress of New Right Michał Marusik passes away at age 69.

Marta Lempart, Polish activist, leader of ongoing (since 22 October 2020) illegal pro-abortion (killing of unbirth children) terrorism protests and potential candidate for 2021 Peace Ig Nobel Prize is infected with COVID-19.

Last surviv[or(s)/ing] (and still living) footballers of winning teams until 1986: 1930 - Ernesto Mascheroni (d. 3 July 1984) [played in final/any match] / Emilio Recoba (d. 12 September 1992) [not played in any match] 1934 - Angelo Schiavio (d. 17 September 1990) [played in final match] / Felice Borel (d. 21 January 1993) [played in any match] / Guido Masetti (d. 26 November 1993) [not played in final match] 1938 - Pietro Rava (d. 5 November 2006) 1950 - Alcides Ghiggia (d. 16 July 2015) 1954 - Horst Eckel 1958 - Dino Sani, Mario Zagallo, Pele, Moacir, Jose "Mazzola" Altafini, Pepe (6 of 22) 1962 - Pele, Pepe, Mengalvio, Jair da Costa, Amarildo, Maro Zagallo (6 of 22) 1966 - George Cohen, Jimmy Greaves, Bobby Charlton, Geoff Hurst, Ron Flowers, Terry Paine, Ian Callaghan, Roger Hunt, George Eastham (9 of 22) 1970 - Brito, Piazza, Clodoaldo, Jairzinho, Gerson, Tostao, Pele, Rivellino, Ado, Roberto, Baldocchi, Caju, Edu, Dario, Ze Maria, Leao (16 of 22) 1974 - only one footballer (Heinz Flohe) is dead 1978 - only two footballers (Ruben Galvan & Rene Houseman) are dead 1982 - Paolo Rossi became the 2nd footballer of winning team after Gaetano Scirea who died tragically in car crash 31 years earlier 1986 - three footballers (Jose Luis Brown, Jose Luis Cuciuffo, Diego Maradona) are dead

Last surviving (and still living) coaches [until 1986 - names of living coahces are included]: 1966 - 1/16 (Myung Rye-hyun, North Korea [status is unknown]) 1970 - 2/16 (Hernan Carrasco Vivanco, El Salvador; Mario Zagallo, Brazil) 1974 - 2/16 (Rale Rasic, Australia; Mario Zagallo, Brazil) 1978 - 4/16 (Cesar Luis Menotti, Argentina; Jacek Gmoch, Poland; Abdelmajid Chetali, Tunisia; Heshmat Mohajerani, Iran) 1982 - 13/27 [Nations - 11.5/24] (Antoni Piechniczek, Poland; Mahieddine Khalef, Rachid Mekhloufi, Algeria; Felix Latzke, Austria; Cesar Luis Menotti, Argentina; Pipo Rodriguez, El Salvador; Kalman Meszoly, Hungary; Jozef Venglos, Czechoslovakia; Carlos Alberto Parreira, Kuwait; Chelato Ucles, Honduras; Billy Bingham, Northern Ireland; Jose Santamaria, Spain; John Adshead, New Zealand) 1986 - 12/24 (Carlos Bilardo, Argentina; Kim Jung-nam, South Korea; Evaristo de Macedo, Iraq; Bora Milutinovic, Mexico; Gyorgy Mezey, Hungary; Rabah Saadane, Algeria; Billy Bingham, Northern Ireland; Sepp Piontek, Denmark; Alex Ferguson, Scotland; Omar Borras, Uruguay; Franz Beckenbauer, Germany; Antoni Piechniczek, Poland) 1990 - 18/24 1994 - 19/24 1998 - 32/35 [Nations - 29/32] 2002 - 29/32 2006 - 28/33 [Nations - 27/32] 2010 - 29/32 2014 - 30/32 2018 - all of 32 So, Sabella became the 2nd coach at the 2014 FIFA World Cup after Keshi who died.

Polish ex-MP Janusz Sanocki is dead. He strongly criticised gov't decisions and restrictions on COVID-19 so he will be nominated to Darwin Awards.

Viktor Ponedelnik - participant of 1962 FIFA World Cup as member of the Soviet Union Team is dead.

Jacques Delors - due to very old age.

I would see in 2021 new DeathList. ADD (absolutely): George Soros Vladimir Putin Walter Mondiale Alexandr Lukashenka Dan Rather Gerd Mueller Horst Eckel Albert II, King of Belgium Lech Wałęsa Pele KEEP: Jacques Delors David Attenborough RETURN: Pope Benedict XVI Henry Kissinger Leo Beenhakker Ozzy Osbourne