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RIP MARTIN PETERS

Started by f321ffc, December 21, 2019, 05:13:17 PM

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f321ffc

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bog

#1
Just heard the very sad news that Martin Peters has passed away. RIP Martin.

Have to admit this news really got to me.   

sunburywhite

Remember you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.
I will be as good as I can be and when I cross the finishing line I will see what it got me


davew

Very sad news, really enjoyed watching him, great talent!
Grandson of a Former Director of FFC (served 1954 - 1968)

Twig

So sad. A very thoughtful player and art of a great WHU squad at that time.

Burt

Very sad news. RIP Martin...


Lighthouse

One of the 11 of that great moment in English football. The original 'ghost' who seemed to appear from nowhere to score. Thanks for the memory.
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Woolly Mammoth

In many ways, he was ahead of his time, one of the 11 great heroes of that wonderful day in July 1966.
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sunburywhite

He is the fifth member of English football's greatest-ever team now sadly lost - along with Alan Ball, Ray Wilson, Gordon Banks and his fellow West Ham Academy hero and great friend, Bobby Moore
Remember you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.
I will be as good as I can be and when I cross the finishing line I will see what it got me


RaySmith

Such a  classy, outstanding player, one of the few remaining heroes of that magnificent day for English football, at a time when  footballers didn't reap the rewards they do today.

Thanks for all the memories.

RIP

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grandad

Really sad news. One of the unsung heroes as is Roger Hunt.
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Fernhurst

#12
Classy player and individual.

Now Sir Geoff Hurst the only survivor of the famous WHU trio Moore, Peters and Hurst.

RIP Martin, you deserve it  9739.gif
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MikeW

Had the great pleasure of working with him a number of times along side Sir Geoff at exhibitions/public appearances.  Both consummate professionals but Martin was the quieter one yet still great value.  Always immaculately turned out and unfailingly helpful.

RIP a true gentleman.

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Mince n Tatties

Just heard the sad news...RIP Martin.


Andy S

The first Fulham game I watched was Fulham v West Ham in 1966. There were four World Cup winners playing including the three West Ham and our own George Cohen. We won 4-2 on a warm day and I was hooked. I've been back every season since and seen some ups and downs. I remember Leeds hammer us 7-1 so it was good to see us win today. RIPMartin Peters

Spirit of 2000

The original no.10? RIP Martin  xx

ealex40

Quote from: Andy S on December 22, 2019, 12:31:17 AM
The first Fulham game I watched was Fulham v West Ham in 1966. There were four World Cup winners playing including the three West Ham and our own George Cohen. We won 4-2 on a warm day and I was hooked. I've been back every season since and seen some ups and downs. I remember Leeds hammer us 7-1 so it was good to see us win today. RIPMartin Peters

When was that? I remember we lost at Leeds 1-6 at Easter in 1956 and I was unfortunate to see us lose at home to them, 0-5 in 1968. Perhaps I'm conveniently forgetting the one you are remembering but I'm still trying to forget being at the 0-9 drubbing at Wolves, in 1959.


Andy S

I remember u scoring first at West Ham and being on the end of a 5 1 drubbing