Frank Worthington Has Died, He Was Only 72

piggynose | 11:27 Tue 23rd Mar 2021 | Sport

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I vaguely remember him playing in the 70s. Does anybody remember him being a great player?

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Canary42

Yes, I remember him, one of the leading professional footballers of the times.

johnny.5

Leicester could do no worse than winning the FA cup in his honour
c'mon you foxes

I used to watch him play every other week at filbert street

R.I.P. Frank

Sqad

A good striker, but not a great one.

DTCwordfan

Played for England - 8 caps I believe and two goals.....probably God needs another striker to go alongside Peter Lorimer.....

Mozz71

Growing up, he was one of football's great entertainers, alongside folk like Rodney Marsh, Jimmy Johnson and later Glenn Hoddle.

Sqad

Filbert Street...brings back memories.
As a 14 year old I cycled from Peterborough to Leicester to see Leicester City play the Arsenal side packed with stars.
My man of the match was a little inside forward called Jimmy Hennon.....anyone remember him?

ToraToraTora

how can anyone forget this:

ToraToraTora

note that when he gets the ball he's facing the wrong way and the ball does not touch the ground till it's in the net, magnificent.

Mozz71

Agreed. If Kane, Messi or Ronaldo had scored that goal in the current age, people would be going crazy over it.

Canary42

Mozz is right, media frenzy these days at such a goal would be extreme. Surrounded by defenders, his skill in retaining possession then scoring is amazing.

AnnBlakely

I remember Frank - Shankly nearly signed him for Liverpool but I think he failed his medical because his blood pressure was raised - he’d bern partying too hard. Liverpool’s loss