The RIP Thread
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Wow. Big news. Was the first superstar of world football.
Condolences to family and friends. Big loss to the world, not just football lovers.
Do you think he will get a state funeral? Reckon he should and be on all front pages of news sites.
Edson Arantes do Nascimento ... Pele ...The greatest player of all time. RIP
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RIP Legend
Oh no, that’s sad, I once had one of her shirts, loved it
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What a ****ing day……RIP Pele, RIP Viv.
2 iconic celebs from my youth gone in one day
2 iconic celebs from my youth gone in one day
RIP Pele, for those of my generation The Superstar of World football. This BBC article brings back the memories of 1970 and a team that brought a new dimension to the beautiful game. The image in the article of the celebration after he opened the scoring against Italy in the memorable final perhaps one of the most iconic of his career...
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I think we must be of a similar vintage - The Superstar of World Football
That Brazil side was something else - that said, England were, in my opinion, the second best side in that tournament
Just saw the news, RIP Pele. A player who raised the game to another level, and is rightly referred to as a legend.
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A very sad day...
RIP Vivienne
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RIP Vivienne
RIP Pele I saw him play in 1977 at the end of his career against the Vancouver Whitecaps. His class was still evident in that game. Around that time I also got to see Eusébio and Beckenbauer play in Vancouver at Empire Stadium where Roger Bannister broke the 4 minute mile record.
I saw him play in 1977 at the end of his career against the Vancouver Whitecaps. His class was still evident in that game. Around that time I also got to see Eusébio and Beckenbauer play in Vancouver at Empire Stadium where Roger Bannister broke the 4 minute mile record.
Another grim day all round. One of the biggest legends of football gone and a fashion icon hours later. RIP to Pele, to football what Ali was to boxing, more than just the sportsman. RIP to Vivienne, way ahead of her time. These pages are filling up far too readily lately !