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[The Old Crem 3,585]

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/22346685/chelsea-bobby-tambling-hospital-tribute/

https://www.gofundme.com/f/bobby-tambling-reunion-match-for-alzheimers
Bobby Tambling currently in hospital - has had dementia for a while. (The fundraiser calls it early onset but he is 81 and was still able to visit Chelsea’s training a couple of of weeks so I’m not sure that is what I say is early onset dementia. )

[YoungWillz 21,044]

Former Southampton and Bournemouth winger John Flood reported dead aged 90: https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/23522555.former-southampton-fc-winger-john-flood-died-aged-90/

 

Apparently up to then the oldest living Southampton player according to the report, but I couldn't find him mentioned on the Oldest Players thread, @Octopus of Odstock.

 

Edit: Wait, I found it. The gap in the list is causing the search to miss the names.

[diego 1,984]

Marko Zalaznik died at the age of 28 on May 15, a Slovenian footballer who represented Olimpija Ljubljana and Radomlje and his country's under-19 team

https://siol.net/sportal/prva-liga/umrl-je-marko-zalaznik-606621

[diego 1,984]

Iñaki Alkiza died aged 89, was a Spanish footballer, president of the Royal Football Society and Basque nationalist politician, played 6 years for Real Sociedad and was mayor of the city of San Sebastian in 1979

[diego 1,984]

Nelsinho Rosa died at age 85 on May 16, the Brazilian footballer played for Madureira and Flamengo and was coach of Vasco, Fluminense, Saudi Arabia and Desportiva Ferroviária, as a coach he was Brazilian champion in 1989 with Vasco

https://ge.globo.com/futebol/times/vasco/noticia/2023/05/16/nelsinho-rosa-tecnico-campeao-brasileiro-pelo-vasco-em-1989-morre-aos-85-anos.ghtml

[drol 11,945]

Peruvian footballer Roberto Challe in serious condition with diabetes complications.

[justonecornetto 950]

Hugh Strachan a centre back who is best known for his spells at Greenock Morton and Partick Thistle has died aged 84

A really good accomplished player who I saw in his time at Morton helping us win the old Second Division in seasons 1963/64 and 1966/67.

Nothing in the newspapers yet but  being reported on very reliable Facebook pages.

[Kenny 283]

2 hours ago, justonecornetto said:

Hugh Strachan a centre back who is best known for his spells at Greenock Morton and Partick Thistle has died aged 84

A really good accomplished player who I saw in his time at Morton helping us win the old Second Division in seasons 1963/64 and 1966/67.

Nothing in the newspapers yet but  being reported on very reliable Facebook pages.

 

Won the League Cup with the Jags in 1971. The losing Celtic side was made up of Lisbon Lions, those who lost the European Cup final to Feyenoord and Kenny Dalglish. RIP Hugh, a true legend.

 

Btw, it's the 10th anniversary of our last promotion to the top tier. This is just for you so enjoy!

 

 

[diego 1,984]

Vagner Benazzi died aged 68, born in Osasco he played for Palmeiras, and several clubs in Brazil and coached several clubs as well, including Avaí, Figueirense, Vitrória, Bahia, Fortaleza and Botafogo SP

https://ge.globo.com/sp/ribeirao-preto-e-regiao/futebol/times/comercial-sp/noticia/2023/05/22/identificacao-com-comercial-e-marcante-no-botafogo-sp-clubes-lamentam-morte-de-vagner-benazzi.ghtml

[diego 1,984]

Carlos Eduardo de Oliveira Fernandes, or Kadu Fernandes, 28, died in a traffic accident in Rio de Janeiro in the early hours of Monday. He was revealed in the basic categories of Vasco and was playing for Macaé in the Series A2 of the Campeonato Carioca.was born in Rio de Janeiro, and also played for Al Jeel (SAU),Boavista,Nova Iguaçu,Anapolina,and Operário de Várzea Grande

Kadu Fernandes, zagueiro ex-Vasco, morre em acidente de carro no Rio | vasco | ge (globo.com)

[diego 1,984]

Ergun Öztuna died aged 85 on 24/May,Turkish footballer was known as Puskas Ergun due to his first class technique,played Karşıyaka SK, Bursaspor, Austria Klagenfurt, Fenerbahçe where he scored 79 goals in 219 matches, Rizespor.Scored Fenerbahçe's first goal in the Turkish 1st Football League

https://www.ntv.com.tr/sporskor/fenerbahcenin-eski-futbolcusu-ergun-oztuna-puskas-ergun-hayatini-kaybetti,7-f4A1ZKd0epGPVeTerRZw

 

[Sinbabad 1,116]

On 11/10/2021 at 00:55, DoorSlammer said:

list of surviving coaches of the finals of the three main European club competitions

 

European Cup/Champions League (until 2002)

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Nottingham Forest - Malmö FF (1979)
Bob Houghton (b. 1947) - Malmö FF

Hamburger SV – Juventus (1983)
Giovanni Trapattoni (b. 1939) - Juventus

 

 

 

Juventus – Liverpool (1985)
Giovanni Trapattoni (b. 1939) - Juventus

 

 

 

Steaua București – Barcelona (1986)
Emerich Jenei (b. 1937)
Terry Venables (b. 1943)

 

 

Porto – Bayern Munich (1987)
Artur Jorge (b. 1946) - Porto

 

 

 

PSV – Benfica (1988)
Guus Hiddink (b. 1946)
António “Toni” José da Conceição Oliveira (b. 1946)

 

 

Milan - Steaua București (1989)
Arrigo Sacchi (b. 1946)
Anghel Iordănescu (b. 1950)

 

 

Milan – Benfica (1990)
Arrigo Sacchi (b. 1946)
Sven-Göran Eriksson (b. 1948)

 

 

Red Star Belgrade – Marseille (1991)
Ljubomir “Ljupko” Petrović (b. 1947) - Red Star Belgrade

 

 

Marseille – Milan (1993)

Fabio Capello (b. 1946) - Milan

 

 

Milan – Barcelona (1994)

Fabio Capello (b. 1946) - Milan

 

 

 

Ajax – Milan (1995)

Louis van Gaal (b. 1951)
Fabio Capello (b. 1946)

 

 

Juventus – Ajax (1996)

Marcello Lippi (b. 1948)
Louis van Gaal (b. 1951)

 

 

Borussia Dortmund – Juventus (1997)

Ottmar Hitzfeld (b. 1949)
Marcello Lippi (b. 1948)

 

 

Real Madrid – Juventus (1998)

 

Jupp Heynckes (b. 1945)
Marcello Lippi (b. 1948)

 

 

 

Manchester United – Bayern Munich (1999)

 

Alex Ferguson (b. 1941)
Ottmar Hitzfeld (b. 1949)

 

 

 

Real Madrid – Valencia (2000)

 

Vicente del Bosque (b. 1950)
Héctor Cúper (b. 1955)

 

 

 

Bayern Munich – Valencia (2001)

 

Ottmar Hitzfeld (b. 1949)
Héctor Cúper (b. 1955)

 

 

 

Real Madrid – Bayer Leverkusen (2002)

 

Vicente del Bosque (b. 1950)
Klaus Toppmöller (b. 1951)

 

 

 

 

 

UEFA Cup (until 2002)

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Juventus – Athletic Bilbao (1977)
Giovanni Trapattoni (b. 1939) - Juventus

 

 

 

 

PSV – SEC Bastia (1978)
Kees Rijvers (b. 1926) - PSV

 

 

 

 

Eintracht Frankfurt - Borussia Mönchengladbach (1980)
Jupp Heynckes (b. 1945) - Borussia Mönchengladbach

 

 

 

Ipswich Town – AZ (1981)
Georg Keßler (b. 1932) - AZ

 

 

 

IFK Göteborg – Hamburger SV (1982)
Sven-Göran Eriksson (b. 1948) - IFK  Göteborg

 

 

 

 

Anderlecht – Benfica (1983)
Paul van Himst (b. 1943)
Sven-Göran Eriksson (b. 1948)

 

 

 

Tottenham Hotspur – Anderlecht (1984)
Keith Burkinshaw (b. 1935)
Paul van Himst (b. 1943)

 

 

 

 

 

Real Madrid – FC Köln (1986)
Georg Keßler (b. 1932) - FC Köln

 

 

 

 

Bayer Leverkusen – Espanyol (1988)
Erich Ribbeck (b. 1937)
Javier Clemente (b. 1950)

 

 

 

Napoli – Stuttgart (1989)
Ottavio Bianchi (b. 1943)
Arie Haan (b. 1948)

 

 

 

Juventus – Fiorentina (1990)
Dino Zoff (b. 1942)
Francesco Graziani (b. 1952)

 

 

 

Inter Milan – Roma (1991)
Giovanni Trapattoni (b. 1939)
Ottavio Bianchi (b. 1943)

 

 

 

Ajax – Torino (1992)
Louis van Gaal (b. 1951) - Ajax

 

 

 

 

Juventus – Borussia Dortmund (1993)
Giovanni Trapattoni (b. 1939)
Ottmar Hitzfeld (b. 1949)

 

 

 

Inter Milan – Austria Salzburg (1994)
Gianpiero Marini (b. 1951) - Inter Milan

 

 

 

 

Parma – Juventus (1995)
Nevio Scala (b. 1947)
Marcello Lippi (b. 1948)

 

 

 

Bayern Munich – Bordeaux (1996)
Franz Beckenbauer (b. 1945)
Gernot Rohr (b. 1953)

 

 

Schalke 04 – Inter Milan (1997)
Huub Stevens (b. 1953)
Roy Hodgson (b. 1947)

 

Inter Milan – Lazio (1998)

 

Sven-Göran Eriksson (b. 1948) - Lazio

 

 

 

Parma – Marseille (1999)

 

Alberto Malesani (b. 1954)
Rolland Courbis (b. 1953)

 

 

 

Galatasaray – Arsenal (2000)

 

Fatih Terim (b. 1953)
Arsène Wenger (b. 1949)

 

 

 

Liverpool – Deportivo Alavés (2001)

 

José Manuel “Mané” Esnal Pardo (b. 1950) - Deportivo Alavés

 

 

 

 

Feyenoord – Borussia Dortmund (2002)

 

Bert van Marwijk (b. 1952)
Matthias Sammer (b. 1967)

 

 

 

Cup Winners' Cup

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FC Magdeburg – Milan (1974)
Giovanni Trapattoni (b. 1939) - Milan

 

 

 

 

Anderlecht – Austria Wien (1978)
Hermann Stessl (b. 1940) - Austria Wien

 

 

Barcelona – Fortuna Düsseldorf (1979)
Joaquim Rifé (b. 1942) - Barcelona

 

 

Dinamo Tbilisi – Carl Zeiss Jena (1981)
Hans Meyer (b. 1942) - Carl Zeiss Jena

 

 

 

 

Aberdeen – Real Madrid (1983)
Alex Ferguson (b. 1941) - Aberdeen

 

 

 

Juventus – Porto (1984)
Giovanni Trapattoni (b. 1939) - Juventus

 

 

 

 

Ajax – Lokomotive Leipzig (1987)
Hans-Ulrich Thomale (b. 1944) - Lokomotive Leipzig

 

 

Mechelen – Ajax (1988)
Aad de Mos (b. 1947) - Mechelen

 

 

 

 

 

Sampdoria – Anderlecht (1990)
Aad de Mos (b. 1947) - Anderlecht

 

 

Manchester United – Barcelona (1991)
Alex Ferguson (b. 1941) - Manchester United

 

 

 

Werder Bremen – Monaco (1992)
Otto Rehhagel (b. 1938)
Arsène Wenger (b. 1949)

 

 

Parma – Antwerp (1993)
Nevio Scala (b. 1947)
Walter Meeuws (b. 1951)

 

 

Arsenal – Parma (1994)
George Graham (b. 1944)
Nevio Scala (b. 1947)

 

 

Zaragoza – Arsenal (1995)
Victor Fernández (b. 1960)
Stewart Houston (b. 1949)

 

 

Paris Saint-Germain – Rapid Wien (1996)
Luis Fernández (b. 1959)
Ernst Dokupil (b. 1947)

 

 

Barcelona – Paris Saint-Germain (1997)
Ricardo Gomes (b. 1964) - Paris Saint-Germain

 

 

 

Chelsea – Stuttgart (1998)
Gianluca Vialli (b. 1964)
Joachim Löw (b. 1960)

 

 

Lazio – Mallorca (1999)
Sven-Göran Eriksson (b. 1948)
Héctor Cúper (b. 1955)

 

Since this post, Terry O’Neill, who led Arsenal to the 1980 CWC final has died on 28 July 2022.

Also, Walter Smith, who guided Glasgow Rangers to the 2008 UEFA Cup Final, has died on 26 October 2021. He’s the only manager post 2002 finals to die.

[DoorSlammer 562]

52 minutes ago, Sinbabad said:

Since this post, Terry O’Neill, who led Arsenal to the 1980 CWC final has died on 28 July 2022.

Also, Walter Smith, who guided Glasgow Rangers to the 2008 UEFA Cup Final, has died on 26 October 2021. He’s the only manager post 2002 finals to die.

Thanks, I forgot Terry Neill was on this list.

Maybe I will give the list a bit of a clean-up after the European finals of this season have all been played.

[time 8,599]

Sheffield Wednesday have announced the death of former physio Alan Smith, who famously saved Paul Warhurst when he 'swallowed his tongue' following a clash of heads in a UEFA Cup tie. He was also physio for the national team from 1986.

[BeretBleu 138]

PSG player, Sergio Rico had an horse accident and he is in critical condition.

 https://www.lequipe.fr/Football/Actualites/Psg-sergio-rico-dans-un-etat-preoccupant-apres-un-accident-de-cheval-en-espagne/1399128

Edited May 28, 2023 by BeretBleu

[The Old Crem 3,585]

45 minutes ago, BeretBleu said:

PSG player, Sergio Rico had an horse accident and he is in critical condition.

 https://www.lequipe.fr/Football/Actualites/Psg-sergio-rico-dans-un-etat-preoccupant-apres-un-accident-de-cheval-en-espagne/1399128

Shocking news. He hasn’t played this season for them but he was on the bench just last night when they won the league. He was also at Euro 2016 for Spain and played in the PL for a season at Fulham. 

[The Old Crem 3,585]

https://twitter.com/GFFN/status/1662821690009591810 

[drol 11,945]

Write something along with the link!

 

Not dead but "very serious" due to cerebral hemorrhage.

[The Old Crem 3,585]

4 minutes ago, drol said:

Write something along with the link!

 

Not dead but "very serious" due to cerebral hemorrhage.

I’m trying to get it to embed as normal but it won’t.

[diego 1,984]

Modesto Sandoval died at the age of 82 on May 27, lived in Luque (PAR) and was a goalkeeper and goalkeeper coach, played for Sportivo Luqueño from 1960 to 1964, Deportivo Galicia (VEN) from 1969 to 1972, in the same country he also played for Deportivo Italia, where he played only in the year 1973 and Estudiantes de Mérida FC from 1974 to 1979 also in Venezuela, Champion with Deportivo Galicia in 1969, Deportivo Italia in 1972 and Estudiantes de Mérida FC in 1975. trained Chilavert, Aldo Bobadilla, Diego Barreto, Justo Villar, Sergio Goycochea, and Faryd Aly Mondragón among others

https://www.abc.com.py/deportes/futbol/2023/05/27/fallecio-modesto-sandoval-un-historico-del-futbol-paraguayo/

[diego 1,984]

Dmytro Karyaka died at age 45, the Ukrainian was a football player and died in Odessa, he played for Odessa, Chernomorets and other Ukrainian teams

https://suspilne.media/489598-pomer-dmitro-karaka-eksgravec-fk-metalurg-zaporizza/

[diego 1,984]

Javier Yacuzzi was an Argentine football player and coach and died at age 43 in Querétaro (MEX), born in San Nicolás de los Arroyos he played for Tigre, Arsenal de Sarandí, Tiro Federal, Tijuana (MEX), Rosario Central, Defensa Y Justicia, among others.was in Mexico, working as Mauro Gerk's assistant at the club in Querétaro, where he contracted a virus that ended his life.

https://semanariodejunin.com.ar/nota/37034/fallecio-javier-yacuzzi-tras-contraer-un-virus-en-mexico/

[diego 1,984]

Teppo Rastio was a Finnish professional ice hockey player who played in the SM-liiga for Lukko and Ilves. Rastio was inducted into the Finnish Hockey Hall of Fame in 1985.

Rastio was also known as a footballer. He played two seasons in the Finnish top division Mestaruussarja for Ilves-Kissat in 1957–1958. Rastio was capped once by the Finland national team in 1958

https://www.satakunnankansa.fi/jaakiekko/art-2000009618921.html

[diego 1,984]

Piet de Zoete born in The Hague (NED) died aged 79, the footballer played for Den Haag and even played 3 games for the national team between 66 and 67

Died on 28/may

https://adodenhaag.nl/nl/nieuws/laatste-nieuws/overig/10826-erelid-piet-de-zoete-79-overleden

[msc 18,442]

Celtic won the Scottish Cup today, beating plucky but limited lower league side Inverness.

 

Famously, Inverness beat Celtic in the Scottish Cup at Parkhead back in February 2000, and the BBC showed an entertaining documentary about that match last night, ahead of this years Cup final. A repeat from 2020. Lots of talking heads in it, from Jonathan Gould to several of the Inverness team.

 

Not appearing at all is the Inverness manager of the time, Steve Paterson. At one time the big new thing in Scottish football, his career fell apart at Aberdeen in 2003 when his alcohol issues got in the way of his job. Some minor jobs afterwards, before tailing off into drink, gambling debts and domestic issues.

 

He's 65 now, was in court last year over a domestic assault charge, and did an interview this week to the Press and Journal talking up his future in football (!) but now in his mid 60s and with four decades of extensive addiction on the go, one we should keep a closer eye on, imo.