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Sadly passed away yesterday age 72 Good player and bit of a lad too RIP Frank

Harry Dowd scored wrote:Sadly passed away yesterday age 72 Good player and bit of a lad too RIP Frank

Heard this this morning. Didnt see him in the flesh as a player, and remember him as a pundit during our 10-1 against Huddersfield. Decent player from the clips i saw growing up - in particular that goal v Ipswich when the ref claps after seeing his efforts
RIP

All the old characters from the past dropping like flies ffs.

He was a very good player indeed, extremely skillful. Matt le Tissier reminded me of him in many ways.

RIP Frank.

Excellent player of the super-skill mode. I remember that where he kicked it back over his head with back to goal and left the defenders all flat footed.

Liked a jar too, I think, like so many of his day.

Incredible talented player who scored some outstanding goals . Bolton Wanderers Burnden Park was a special ground which had incredible noise levels , special talent special days
RIP Frank

Rock star looks, tricks flicks and tough . He played the game like he loved it. RIP Frank Worthington.

R.I.P.

You could get into telly with pretty average skills in 70's. Amazing how the skill level has changed.

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salford city wrote:

Harry Dowd scored wrote:Sadly passed away yesterday age 72 Good player and bit of a lad too RIP Frank

Heard this this morning. Didnt see him in the flesh as a player, and remember him as a pundit during our 10-1 against Huddersfield. Decent player from the clips i saw growing up - in particular that goal v Ipswich when the ref claps after seeing his efforts
RIP

Tyler was the commentator on that. At ht, he asked Frank if it could be double figures. "I don't think they'll get that many" was his reply. Malcolm McDonald's post match was the funniest. Absolutely shell-shocked. Horrible what's happened to Paul Stewart and David White and sad that Frank has passed away. RIP.

Rang my Mum to tell her as she LOVED Frank, As did all Wimmin from Huddersfield in the late 60's.

















She didn't have a clue who I was on about. Dementia eh!

ruralblue wrote:Rang my Mum to tell her as she LOVED Frank, As did all Wimmin from Huddersfield in the late 60's.

















She didn't have a clue who I was on about. Dementia eh!

She owes me £40 if you could have a word

dave watson's perm wrote:All the old characters from the past dropping like flies ffs.

quite worrying for some of us....

johnny crossan wrote:

dave watson's perm wrote:All the old characters from the past dropping like flies ffs.

quite worrying for some of us....

My very thoughts too, my brother in law passed away on Monday age 72, bit of a worry all this

Poor old Frank. RIP.