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12 hours ago, YoungWillz said:

 

One of the finest dribblers in the history of the game. Easily in the top 3 with Garrincha and Messi. What a legend.

 

 

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Phil Masinga, South African striker, is dead. He played during France 98 world cup.

 

 

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Ivan Vutsov at 79, played 3 games for Bulgaria in 66.

 

Only English links so far is him showing dead on the levski site.

 

https://en.levskisofia.info/

 

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Ndaye Mulamba, first queued up as a possible one-to-watch by our illustrious threadstarter some 12 years ago, dead at 70. Played for Zaire in their notorious 1974 World Cup run, and was sent off after 22 minutes against Yugoslavia (the match they went on to lose 9-0). 

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2 hours ago, Spade_Cooley said:

Ndaye Mulamba, first queued up as a possible one-to-watch by our illustrious threadstarter some 12 years ago, dead at 70. Played for Zaire in their notorious 1974 World Cup run, and was sent off after 22 minutes against Yugoslavia (the match they went on to lose 9-0). 


What are this 'Zaire' and 'Yugoslavia' you speak of?

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10 minutes ago, Sir Creep said:


What are this 'Zaire' and 'Yugoslavia' you speak of?

 

 

The teams cunto, that conspired to eliminate Scotchland in that tournament..... Player mentioned eminent.

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1 hour ago, charon said:

The teams cunto, that conspired to eliminate Scotchland in that tournament.....

Conspiracies are not ordinarily required. More like - 'turn up'. :tomatododge:

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On 26/01/2019 at 13:14, Spade_Cooley said:

Ndaye Mulamba, first queued up as a possible one-to-watch by our illustrious threadstarter some 12 years ago, dead at 70. Played for Zaire in their notorious 1974 World Cup run, and was sent off after 22 minutes against Yugoslavia (the match they went on to lose 9-0). 

 

Shame on you all for not going for Mulamba. I always had faith in you Ndaye.

 

*ignores fact that i never picked him on DDP in the 5 years I competed since...

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Egisto Pandolfini, played for Italy in the 50 and 54 editions, dead at 92. Also played in the 1948 Olympics if we're going to set up a separate thread for Olympic football tournaments.

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Kálmán Ihász has died aged 77. Played for Hungary in 1962 and 1966.

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2 hours ago, YoungWillz said:

 

 

Interesting....

 

Wiki has him dying trying to illegally cross into the US of Cuntos, to see his burd.

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12 hours ago, charon said:

 

 

Interesting....

 

Wiki has him dying trying to illegally cross into the US of Cuntos, to see his burd.

No, that happened to his son in 2008. He died of an intestinal occlusion.

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Wiki has Vitaliy Khmelnytskyi dead but I ain't seen no link yet.

 

Scored in Group stages v Belgium for Mother Russia in '70.

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29 minutes ago, charon said:

Wiki has Vitaliy Khmelnytskyi dead but I ain't seen no link yet.

 

Scored in Group stages v Belgium for Mother Russia in '70.

Ukrainian language obituary.  Still looking for a proper English obit.

 

https://football24.ua/pomer_kolishniy_forvard_dinamo_hmelnitskiy_n518415/

 

 

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Word on the wires that current Argentina manager, and part of the country's 2006 campaign, Lionel Scaloni is in critical condition after being hit by a car while cycling.

 

 

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Recent passings:

Lamrani Morocco 1970

Armbruster Switzerland 1966

Alexander Kostov Bulgaria 1962 and 1966

Watzlich East Germany 1974

Valdes Chile 1962

 

Burgin, Broadis etc were mentioned here. 

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