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Ernie Hunt RIP

Discussion in 'General Football' started by Interested Bystander, Jun 21, 2018.

  1. Interested Bystander

    Interested Bystander
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    Ernie Hunt, the forward who scored the famous 'donkey kick' free-kick for Coventry City in 1970, has died.
    Hunt, who played 173 times for the Sky Blues, was 75 and had been suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
    Another one us oldies remember
     
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    #1 Interested Bystander, Jun 21, 2018
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    Very sad @Interested Bystander@Interested Bystander and once again from Alzheimer's, no fun getting old mate :(.

    R.I.P Ernie Hunt
     
    #2 Bronco, Jun 21, 2018
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    I remember that goal so well.
    RIP Ernie Hunt.
     
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    #3 broadsword, Jul 4, 2018
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