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He was lovestruck. He tried to woo.
Seems the real footballers are Al going.
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One of my all-time favourite players at school. Damn shame he didn't get a league winners medal in that fantastic QPR side of 1975-76.
He was a twit to woo,
There seems to be a relationship between heading the old style ball, and later onset of alzheimer/dementiaOne of my all-time favourite players at school. Damn shame he didn't get a league winners medal in that fantastic QPR side of 1975-76.
Tribute.
Former Northern Ireland, Southampton and Aston Villa defender Chris Nicholl has passed away.
In the 2017 BBC documentary 'Dementia, Football and Me' he revealed that he was suffering from dementia and said he was "brain-damaged from heading balls".
BBCnews.com
I remember when Cardiff played QPR back in the seventies and Stan Bowles wife had just left him, it was in the papers saying that he didn't know where she'd gone. The Cardiff fans were singing to Stan "Stanley, Stanley where's your wife?" and Stan turned and faced them, shrugged his shoulders and said "I don't f*cking know", crowd all laughed and gave him a big cheer. RIP Stan, a great character.
