Lato 3:25 Wed Jun 14
John Holllins
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Another from my youth passed on.
RIP John Hollins
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Far Cough
3:38 Wed Jun 14
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That was a good Chelsea team back then, Charlie Cook, Peter Osgood, David Webb, Micky Droy, and Ron Harris, (the cunt)
RIP John Hollins
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ludo21
3:38 Wed Jun 14
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Very sad.
I was given the job of marking John Hollins once in a Father & Sons match. LOL
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swindon hammer
3:47 Wed Jun 14
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My earliest memory of him as a kid was when he managed Chelsea in the mid to late 80s.
Through watching the Big match revisited episodes on ITV4 I have seen him quite a few times playing for QPR & Arsenal and he looked like a decent player.
Interestingly while he was born in England and won an England cap, his older brother was born in Wales and played for Wales as a Goalkeeper.
RIP
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cholo
5:00 Wed Jun 14
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Only remember him as Chelsea manager.
RIP
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Oh dear
5:12 Wed Jun 14
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RiP
Looked like a geography teacher, but a fucking good player.
Mick Mills the same.
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Russ of the BML
5:31 Wed Jun 14
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My dad's a Chelsea fan so Hollins means alot to him.
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Russ of the BML
5:31 Wed Jun 14
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ludo21 3:38 Wed Jun 14
How did you get on?
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ludo21
5:44 Wed Jun 14
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I was 13 he was playing for Arsenal at the time... his son Chris was playing for us. I think I might have attempted one tackle on him...
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The Stoat
9:06 Wed Jun 14
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A useful player in his day
RIP
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jinksy
12:24 Thu Jun 15
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Good player - scored Chelsea goal first West Ham game 1971 - Clyde Best scored 2 for a 2-1 win - great start - seem to remember meeting his daughter in Guildford - decent family too
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