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by **ynwa** » Thu Nov 18, 2004 1:21 am

did u see the manc t****** when sven brought him off b4 half time throw the black arm band to the floor

by **anfieldroad** » Thu Nov 18, 2004 9:11 am

apart from rooneys childish behaviour, i would like to honour emlyn hughes by saying it was a pleasure seeing him play in the red of liverpool

RIP son

by **maximus** » Thu Nov 18, 2004 10:53 am

Check out the link below, the entusiasm and passion when scoring epitomises everything about the man

Crazy Horse goal

Thanks for some great memories - RIP Emlyn Hughes

by **azriahmad** » Thu Nov 18, 2004 11:29 am

Emlyn Hughes, a great Liverpool captain and a player who will always be remembered as our first European Cup winning cpatain. In my opinion, Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson are better central defenders, but he may be the best left back we had (he played in various defensive positions) and Graeme Souness was perhaps the best captain ever but Crazy Horse was also very inspirational and a great motivator.

Rest in peace.

by **who the hell is diarra** » Thu Nov 18, 2004 11:54 am

azriahmad wrote:Emlyn Hughes, a great Liverpool captain and a player who will always be remembered as our first European Cup winning cpatain. In my opinion, Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson are better central defenders, but he may be the best left back we had (he played in various defensive positions) and Graeme Souness was perhaps the best captain ever but Crazy Horse was also very inspirational and a great motivator.

Rest in peace.

Hansen n Lawro were great players but while i never saw Emlyn play personally he was one of the greats. Jocky n Lawro would admit that while they get most of the plaudits whey weren't able to hold a candle to Crazy Horse

by **ynwa** » Thu Nov 18, 2004 12:22 pm

never seen him play but my mum told me he was great seen him on vidios and dvds of him my mum loved him

by **KennyisGod....still** » Sat Nov 20, 2004 1:20 pm

Emlyn was a credit to the game. What Rooney did on Wednesday will never be forgotten on Merseyside I hope, even by Evertonians. One day maybe, he'll grow up and understand what a player and a person such as Emlyn Hughes did for football. Not once do I recall Emlyn lookin less than enthusiastic, always motivatin, always got a fist in the air, "come on" regularly being shouted to some player alongside him. Yes, he maybe never was the greatest player to pull on the shirt, be it for us or for England, but you'd be hard pushed to find a more deserving player. God rest his soul, he never deserved to die so young....the world is by far a poorer place for his passing.

by **Jan Cuelemans** » Sat Nov 20, 2004 2:56 pm

I met Emlyn at a pro-am golf event many years ago & he had time for everyone there, signing autographs for all the kids etc dispite pleas from officals at the tourament to make the tee off time. The guy was 100% genuine.

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