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Franz Beckenbauer RIP ...

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Sad news. I’m old enough to remember him at his best, he was a wonderful player who was so far ahead of the times in the way he played.
RIP Franz.
 
He was before my time in terms of seeing him in his prime, but when I was a football obsessed kid, consuming loads of football books and magazines, I distinctly remember reading about Beckenbauer's passing ability with the outside of the boot and I'd practice passing with the outside of my foot all the time like Beckenbauer (even though I'd never really seen him play!) It just looked so cool seeing the pictures and reading the descriptions in these books and magazines. Beautiful passing with the outside of the foot just became a Beckenbauer thing for me.

RIP Herr B. Thanks for helping me with my passing skills.
 
Der Kaiser who invented the libero role.
Probably the best reader of a game ever.
RIP
 
One of my favourite players along with Muller and Overath in that German team 1970 and 1974.

Dai Soul 80, Der Kaiser 78?...bloody hell, they're getting closer and closer to me.
 
monmouth said:
One of my favourite players along with Muller and Overath in that German team 1970 and 1974.

Dai Soul 80, Der Kaiser 78?...bloody hell, they're getting closer and closer to me.

Yeh, me too, hit 74 this year. Old age is a bugger
 
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