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Jajang Paliama was born in Kediri and died there at the age of 39 in a traffic accident. The Indonesian was a footballer and won two titles in the country playing for Persibo Bojonegoro, Indonesian League First Division: 2009-10
Piala Indonesia: 2012 and was champion of the Indonesian Community Shield: 2013 with Semen Padang, he also played for the local team

https://www.kompas.com/tren/read/2024/05/12/163000965/profil-jajang-paliama-mantan-pemain-timnas-yang-meninggal-karena-kecelakaan

Captura de tela do upload de Persik Kediri informando que o ex-jogador da seleção indonésia, Jajang Paliama, morreu no sábado (5/11/2024)

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On 20/05/2023 at 11:39, drol said:

Peruvian footballer Roberto Challe in serious condition with diabetes complications.

Roberto Challe in ICU with pneumonia.

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Werner Otto was out and about on his 95th birthday earlier this year, fwiw. He's the one in the blue baseball cap.

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Iconic Brazilian footballer Amarildo hospitalised after suffering a stroke, and was already battling throat cancer.

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2 hours ago, drol said:

Iconic Brazilian footballer Amarildo hospitalised after suffering a stroke, and was already battling throat cancer.

 

One of the last few 1962 World Cup Winners left. The others being

  • Mengalvio - Don't know of any health issues, but has looked half dead for years.
  • Jair da Costa - Latest update on him was on his 80th birthday, 3 years ago. Couldn't find anything on him since.
  • Pepe (Jose Macia) - This YouTube interview seems to be his most recent appearance and he appears well.
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Stasys Danisevičius was born in Panevėžys, Lithuania and died in Vilnius, he played for Žalgiris Vilnius among other clubs and for the Lithuanian national team, in 1987 he was voted the best football player in the LTSR

https://www.lrt.lt/naujienos/sportas/10/2271485/anapilin-iskeliavo-legendinis-lietuvos-futbolininkas-stasys-danisevicius

Stasys Danisevičius

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Washington Rodrigues Born in Rio de Janeiro and died at the age of 87, he was a sports commentator and supported Flamengo, in 1995 he was invited to be the team's coach and accepted, he did not have a good season finishing in 21st place among 24 teams, but he avoided the relegation

His nickname was Apolinho

The team had names like Romário, Edmundo and Sávio

https://ge.globo.com/futebol/times/flamengo/noticia/2024/05/15/morre-washington-rodrigues-jornalista-e-ex-tecnico-do-flamengo.ghtml

Apolinho; ex-técnico do Flamengo — Foto: Reprodução SporTV

 

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He's 70 today, but Belgian football icon Eric Gerets (wiki) reveals he has been progressively declining since two years because he developed brain calcification due to a brain aneurysm he had twelve years ago. It gets more and more difficult to talk and he loses his balance often while walking. The article doesn't mention it, but it sounds like Fahr's syndrome.

 

As a player he was captain of PSV when they won the European Cup, being the only Belgian to have won the European Cup as a player, and he was a starter in the Belgian NT that had two very good runs in the international competitions in the 1980's. As a manager he's best known for being one of only six managers to have won the league in at least four different countries.

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On 17/05/2024 at 12:11, drol said:

Iconic Brazilian footballer Amarildo hospitalised after suffering a stroke, and was already battling throat cancer.

Amarildo also suffering from Alzheimer's , but at the moment does not look bad at all.

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5 hours ago, YoungWillz said:

Various reports that Ian Hamilton aka Chico Hamilton, player for Chelsea, Aston Villa and Sheffield United among others has died in Spain: https://x.com/AvfcArchive/status/1792182023433474264

 

DDP pick.

 

Nothing official yet, however I did see a tweet from a few weeks back from the club (Aston Villa) to say he had been diagnosed with dementia.

So if he is still alive, another one for the ever-growing dementia sufferers list.

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1 hour ago, Octopus of Odstock said:

 

Nothing official yet, however I did see a tweet from a few weeks back from the club (Aston Villa) to say he had been diagnosed with dementia.

So if he is still alive, another one for the ever-growing dementia sufferers list.

Sheffield United go for it: https://www.sufc.co.uk/news/2024/may/19/rip-ian-hamilton/

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2 hours ago, YoungWillz said:

Gerry Collins, former player with and assistant manager then manager of the mighty Partick Thistle, reportedly dead: https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/12713116/tributes-partick-gerry-collins-hamilton-celtic-pal-tommy-burns/

 

Also played for Ayr and Hamilton, among others.

 

RIP Gerry.

 

A unique hit for my Theme Team of Scottish footballers

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10 minutes ago, justonecornetto said:

 

A unique hit for my Theme Team of Scottish footballers

Due to the layout, I missed him initially when I checked.

 

Rectified obviously. ;)

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On 19/05/2024 at 08:36, drol said:

Amarildo also suffering from Alzheimer's , but at the moment does not look bad at all.

 

Amarildo out of danger.

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On 08/01/2024 at 17:01, Spade_Cooley said:

Just a quick listmania following Der Kaiser's death.

 

Still-living Ballon d'Or podium-placers pre-1970

 

Karl-Heinz Schnellinger (3rd 1962)

Gianni Rivera (2nd 1963, 1st 1969)

Denis Law (1st 1964)

Dragan Džajić (1968 3rd)

Gigi Riva (2nd, 1969)

 

Three left.

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Denis Law is very overdue at this point. And despite his "forever improving" rhetoric Amarildo is overdue.

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On 19/03/2024 at 22:18, DCI Frank Burnside said:

Tony Mowbray taking a formal leave of absence until the start of next season

 

 

Tony Mowbray now steps down. One to watch maybe. 

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On 19/03/2024 at 22:18, DCI Frank Burnside said:

Tony Mowbray taking a formal leave of absence until the start of next season

 

 

Tony Mowbray Resigns as Birmingham City manager so he can continue recovery from major surgery for an unspecified illness.

 

Plans to return to the game after rest and spending time with his family

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