[Football] Ray Clemence RIP

[doogie004]

RIP Ray


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[Change at Barnham]

Blimey I had him younger than that. It must be me getting older.
I'm 59 and it's a reminder to me that our time on this earth is very limited.

Once this pandemic is under control I'm sure there will be a surge in tourism, entertainment and hospitality.

RIP Ray.

 

[A mex eyecan]

Blimey I had him younger than that. It must be me getting older.
I'm 59 and it's a reminder to me that our time on this earth is very limited.

Once this pandemic is under control I'm sure there will be a surge in tourism, entertainment and hospitality.

RIP Ray.

along with a good few, if fortunate enough financially, will decide to retire early and actually enjoy the things they’ve spent a lifetime planning to save for and do.

 

[GT49er]

It gets even more close to home when it's your own generation that are popping off. Sad day, great keeper. RIP.

 

[Durlston]

I am absolutely gutted. My second team is Barnet and Ray was the manager there from January 1994 to August 1996. He brought through some brilliant players like Dougie Freedman, Linvoy Primus, Maik Taylor amongst others. I was lucky enough to meet Ray on a few occasions and he was a very warm man, who had the strongest handshake (being a goalkeeper) imaginable, almost cutting off my blood supply!

I knew Ray was going downhill fast and it had occurred to me in these difficult times that he may not be strong enough to survive. This morning was just a flesh wound, this feels like a dagger through the heart right now. Ray, at least you are at peace now mate and thanks for your kindness towards me and every Bees follower during your time managing Barnet.

Rest in peace, Ray, you'll forever have a place in my heart. Once a Bee, always a Bee. ♡

 

[The Andy Naylor Fan Club]

FFS Grim Reaper, take a break. What a fecking year. RIP Mr Clemence.

 

[studio150]

A very good keeper (other than than howler at Hampden Park)

If it wasn't for the rotation with Shilton would have won far more caps with England.

RIP

 

[Weststander]

Brilliant goalie, what a medal haul .... at two clubs.

Clemence and Shilton were true greats.

 

[hart's shirt]

I am absolutely gutted. My second team is Barnet and Ray was the manager there from January 1994 to August 1996. He brought through some brilliant players like Dougie Freedman, Linvoy Primus, Maik Taylor amongst others. I was lucky enough to meet Ray on a few occasions and he was a very warm man, who had the strongest handshake (being a goalkeeper) imaginable, almost cutting off my blood supply!

I knew Ray was going downhill fast and it had occurred to me in these difficult times that he may not be strong enough to survive. This morning was just a flesh wound, this feels like a dagger through the heart right now. Ray, at least you are at peace now mate and thanks for your kindness towards me and every Bees follower during your time managing Barnet.

Rest in peace, Ray, you'll forever have a place in my heart. Once a Bee, always a Bee. ♡

That's a wonderful tribute.

 

[Weststander]

Blimey I had him younger than that. It must be me getting older.
I'm 59 and it's a reminder to me that our time on this earth is very limited.

Once this pandemic is under control I'm sure there will be a surge in tourism, entertainment and hospitality.

RIP Ray.

Totally agree, much loved cousins of mine were taken by C in their early 50’s. Enjoy life, don’t put off attainable dreams.

 

[Perfidious Albion]

Ray Clemence was an all time great from an era when we held our head high in world football. His passing reminds me of own mortality.. Hell, he was younger than me!
So condolences to his loved ones.... RIP Ray Clemence

 

[Mayonaise]

He was one of the good guys from that era - RIP Ray

 

[Pavilionaire]

2020 is giving 2016 a run for its money re the touch of The Grim Reaper.

RIP Ray Clemence, England's keeper when I was a boy, a legend for Liverpool, decent for Spurs too.

It has to be said that England were truly blessed with keepers in the 70s and early 80s. Clemence, Shilts, Corrigan would all walk into thos England team now.

 

[blue-shifted]

In the top 3 England keepers of all time. We've had nothing like that standard for years

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[dstanman]

Always looked forward to the battle between Clemence and Shilton to see who got the shirt, a real gentleman RIP

 

[Seasidesage]

RIP to a great man and a bloody good keeper too.

 

[GREASED WEASEL]

RIP Ray

 

[FIVESTEPS]

Remember going to see us play Spurs the team with Archibald and Crooks up front (they were brilliant) and always thought the difference between a top goalkeeper and the rest was marginal,after watching Clemence I realised it was massive,great keeper.

 

[dazzer6666]

along with a good few, if fortunate enough financially, will decide to retire early and actually enjoy the things they’ve spent a lifetime planning to save for and do.

I’ve just done exactly that. Earlier than planned but have decided life is too short for work.

 

[A mex eyecan]

I’ve just done exactly that. Earlier than planned but have decided life is too short for work.

good for you Dazzer, hope all works out well for you and you have a great retirement