Johnny Haynes

[maxinio]

I understand died in a car crash.

For those not old enough, Haynesy was a part of the Johnny Haynes and his seven dwarfs at Fulham in the late 50s early 60s, the greatest passer of a football acknowledged by all, and captain of England before Bobby Moore.

I'm gutted!

Haynesy R.I.P.

[Eastside Urchin]

1st hundred pound player and played for england at all levels from youth

went to south africa to start up a childrens soccer school in the late 70's-80's and then went to scotland

can't blame him really

did you know he helped alan clarke(ex leeds) as a youngster

[hfc1]

sad loss for football R.I.P Haynesy

[cantos]

Sad to hear the news yesterday and missed seeing him play by 1 year i think ,as my first visit to the cottage was in 1969.However was fortunate to meet the man in my teens ,a real gentleman of the game.Unfotunately i have seen Jimmy Hill play and its a memory i like to forget.

[dr gas]

You got some balls admitting to watch Jimmy Hill play, your just bragging about your age! <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/chloe.gif" alt="" />

[The Monk]

Way before my time but RIP.

[cantos]

I saw Jimmy Hill play in a benefit match long after he retired dear Dr.He scored with his chin from 2 yards out.