Teddy Eagle
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Scotland
Has died. A marvellous player and a hero of my childhood.
RIP.
RIP.
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Denis Law
- Topic starter Teddy Eagle
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steeleye20
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- Location
- Croydon
- Country
England
A legend.
RIP
RIP
palace_in_frogland
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- Location
- In a broken dream
- Country
France
Photo from the BBC article!
Eagleman13
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- Location
- On The Road To Hell & Alicante
- Country
Bermuda
RIP.
That back-heel for City against Utd, probably summed him up.
why is this in N&P?
That back-heel for City against Utd, probably summed him up.
why is this in N&P?
Teddy Eagle
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Scotland
Mel Blyth is an easy one. Is that Phil Hoadley?
jackosperoni
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- Penzance, Cornwall
- Country
Ukraine
Tony Taylor and the back of Mel Blyth in the photo, I think.
I was lucky enough to see Denis Law score a hat-trick. I was unlucky, however, to see it at Selhurst Park as Man Ure beat Palace 5-3 in a Division One end of season thriller.
Nonetheless, Best, Law and Charlton will always be amongst my favourite non-Palace players.
Denis and Kenny Dalglish are arguably the best ever Scottish players.
I also used to enjoy listening to Denis’ analysis on the radio.
A great footballer and man.
RIP The King!
I was lucky enough to see Denis Law score a hat-trick. I was unlucky, however, to see it at Selhurst Park as Man Ure beat Palace 5-3 in a Division One end of season thriller.
Nonetheless, Best, Law and Charlton will always be amongst my favourite non-Palace players.
Denis and Kenny Dalglish are arguably the best ever Scottish players.
I also used to enjoy listening to Denis’ analysis on the radio.
A great footballer and man.
RIP The King!
jackosperoni
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- Penzance, Cornwall
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Ukraine
Yes, it is Phil Hoadley, not Tony Taylor.
My mistake
My mistake
When I was a nipper (long time ago) Denis law was the the player that was everyone's icon, certainly of kids my age, was at Selhurst when he scored against us but although gutted about the goal absolutely delighted to see a an original superstar at Selhurst , never thought I would see players of his stature when I started following the palace. God bless you Denis rest in peace, part of my childhood has gone