Just two left from the1966 team now I believe.
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George Best called him the best full back he ever faced .Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
Arguably the most succesful sporting family from the UK as his nephew was a rugby World Cup winner in 2003.
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George Cohen was one of the younger players at 26, but he retired through injury in 1969 when 29. Ray Wilson and Jack Charlton were the only two of the final team in their 30s, though Ron Springett, Jimmy Armfield and Ron Flowers from the squad were all 30 or 31.Originally posted by Hot Shot Hamish. View PostCohen and Wilson I’m guessing must have been about the oldest of the 1966 team ? The reason I say that is my football memories seem to start around 1970, and these are the only two players I don’t remember. Had they retired by then?
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He retired in 1969 at only 30. I don't remember him either.Originally posted by Hot Shot Hamish. View PostCohen and Wilson I’m guessing must have been about the oldest of the 1966 team ? The reason I say that is my football memories seem to start around 1970, and these are the only two players I don’t remember. Had they retired by then?
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Brian Moore was calling George Eastman the “old man” when he scored the winning goal in the 1972 League Cup Final. He’s eighty six now, Terry Paine’s eighty three, Bobby Charlton eighty five, Ian Callaghan eighty and Geoff Hurst eighty one - I’m always taken by how well the last named looks and sounds when I see him now.
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