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Tue Nov 09, 2004 5:09 pmby Stan Laurel
Tragic news and very sad day for the city of Liverpool.
Brilliant servant to the club, always missed his smile.
You'll Never Walk Alone
Rest in Peace, Emlyn
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Tue Nov 09, 2004 5:10 pmby the great one
sad news r.i.p emlyn huges btw how should he be remebered discuss do u think he should have his own statue ? his own stands? a plague like Billy Liddell name a road after him ? personally i think he deserves his own statue 
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 5:36 pmby redirish
RIP crazy horse
Thanks for the great memories of seein you play at the home of football Anfield
R.I.P 
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 5:37 pmby redirish
RIP crazy horse
Thanks for the great memories of seein you play at the home of football Anfield
R.I.P
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 5:45 pmby jymbojetset
the great one wrote:sad news r.i.p emlyn huges btw how should he be remebered discuss do u think he should have his own statue ? his own stands? a plague like Billy Liddell name a road after him ? personally i think he deserves his own statue
Liverpool to win a trophy this year and dedicate it to him!
RIP Emlyn.
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 5:53 pmby crazyhorse
A legend has gone, but will never be forgotton.
Emlyn is my all time idol in a Liverpool shirt (Hence my username), i had the pleasure of seeing him play as a child and meeting him several years ago at a dinner function where he gave an after dinner speech.
He is and was an absolute inspiration on and off the field.
R.I.P. Crazyhorse.
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 5:53 pmby the great one
jymbojetset wrote:the great one wrote:sad news r.i.p emlyn huges btw how should he be remebered discuss do u think he should have his own statue ? his own stands? a plague like Billy Liddell name a road after him ? personally i think he deserves his own statue
Liverpool to win a trophy this year and dedicate it to him!
RIP Emlyn.
maybe european cup or is that bein to optimistic
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 5:55 pmby crazyhorse
the great one wrote:sad news r.i.p emlyn huges btw how should he be remebered discuss do u think he should have his own statue ? his own stands? a plague like Billy Liddell name a road after him ? personally i think he deserves his own statue
Geat idea - some sort of memorial or tribute would be fantastic.
There will a minutes silence at the Middlesborough game tomorrow, i hope that is just the start.
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Tue Nov 09, 2004 5:56 pmby jymbojetset
the great one wrote:jymbojetset wrote:the great one wrote:sad news r.i.p emlyn huges btw how should he be remebered discuss do u think he should have his own statue ? his own stands? a plague like Billy Liddell name a road after him ? personally i think he deserves his own statue
Liverpool to win a trophy this year and dedicate it to him!
RIP Emlyn.
maybe european cup or is that bein to optimistic
Probably League cup as only trophy he never won at Anfield.
Worth a look at the tribute from 'Tosh on Liverpool oficial site, shows how well loved Emlyn was.
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 8:42 pmby ROBtheRED
R.I.P. Emlyn Hughes
Tragic news and a sad loss at 57 years of age. Supreme footballer, European cup winner, England captain, TV personality and overall nice bloke with huge enthusiam and appetite for football and more importantly LIFE. I had the pleasure to meet him about 20yrs ago and he gave up so much time to sign autographs and have his photo taken with kids. My lasting memory of him was on grandstand back in april when he was interviewed at aintree on grand national day, when asked how he was feeling as he was undergoing hospital treatment he replied "oh theres a lot more people worse off than me darling!" - positive and smiling as ever. My thoughts go out to his family.
Crazy Horse, you will never walk alone.
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 10:13 pmby A.B.
r.i.p. Crazy Horse, he and his family will be in my prayers.
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 10:20 pmby Igor Zidane
come on without come on within you'll not see not'n like the mighty emlyn
take it easy crazyhorse:(
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 10:23 pmby Ciggy
Great to hear youll never walk alone all day tho as a tribute to him on sky news
And all memories of our triumphs maybe the newcomers will see now what it means to be a kop hero 
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 10:24 pmby Jan Cuelemans
I think it's all been said on here, R. I. P Emlyn. No body has given more for Liverpool than this guy did.
Posted:
Tue Nov 09, 2004 10:25 pmby spud
I can remember him playing for Wolves against us. He got an amazing reception and he was beaming.
I can remember trying to work out if he was right or left footed such was his comfort on either foot.
He had presence and played really well. I can't remember the score, it was away at Wolves with my Dad.
RIP and thoughts go out to his family.