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RIP Roger Hoy
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 eagle52  Shirley,Croydon 09 Nov 18 6.39pm |
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Sad news today that Roger Hoy has passed away in Australia surrounded by family and friends.A key member of the 1968-69 promotion team.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 09 Nov 18 7.02pm |
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Very sad news.
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| NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 09 Nov 18 7.17pm |
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RIP Roger Integral part of the history making squad of '69
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Jefroc  Crete 09 Nov 18 7.26pm |
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I would like to add my condolences. He was a bit of a hero of mine in the late 60s and still remember some of his goals, and particularly that header! RIP......
Always remembering walking from the Holmesdale to the Whitehorse end at half time! |
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| Bletchley Eagle In a Red and Blue flavoured world 09 Nov 18 7.54pm |
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Originally posted by eagle52
Sad news today that Roger Hoy has passed away in Australia surrounded by family and friends.A key member of the 1968-69 promotion team. One of my favourite players. His throw-ins were comparable to those of the great Bobby Woodruff.
The Team (3-5-1-1): John Jackson; Alan Stephenson, John McCormick, Jim Cannon; Don Rogers, Geoff Thomas, Stevie Kember, Michael Hughes, Peter Taylor; Johnny Byrne; Cliff Holton. Subs: Julian Speroni, Kenny Sansom, Bobby Kellard, Ian Wright, Mark Bright, Andrew Johnson, Marouane Chamakh. |
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| Jacey 09 Nov 18 9.51pm |
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RIP Roger.
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collier row eagle  romford essex via another galaxy 09 Nov 18 10.41pm |
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Hard player, always gave his all for the team, I believe he became a man of god in Australia RIP roger.
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| merganser 11 Nov 18 8.44pm |
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Was ‘t It Tony Taylor who scored the goal that kept us up?
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| PalacePhotoMan Wallington 24 Nov 18 12.04am |
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No, it was Roger Hoy, as seen here v Man City on 6th April 1970. The winning goal in a 1-0 win. RIP Roger and thank you for the memories.
Zaha, Williams, Murray, Ambrose, Scannell. A 5-man forward line who scored 3 goals in 10 minutes on 27th September 2011 at ....................... |
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Attachment: | Jefroc Crete 24 Nov 18 7.43am |
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Originally posted by PalacePhotoMan
No, it was Roger Hoy, as seen here v Man City on 6th April 1970. The winning goal in a 1-0 win. RIP Roger and thank you for the memories. Now tell me, could Messi play in a quagmire like that? That’s a proper muddy pitch - when dirty play had a totally different meaning!!!
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