Dean Richards RIP

Kevin Dacombe

Oct 6, 2005

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• Feb 26, 2011

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Blimey, I think I saw him play a while back at the Dell.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/9408254.stm

 

cheshiregreen

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Feb 17, 2004

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• Feb 26, 2011

• #2

Tragically young. :shock:

RIP.

 

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NorfolkGreen

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• Feb 26, 2011

• #3

Aged 36 former Spurs, Southampton and Bradford centre back, condolences to his family and friends. I was at his Spurs debut a 3-5 defeat at home to Man Utd, he scored the first goal.

I know this isn't strictly a front page topic, but he was only 36!

 

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pete707

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• Feb 26, 2011

• #4

Very sad, RIP. But what was the headlines on the sport pages on teletext...
Man Utd crush Wigan.. :twisted:

 

Mazza26

Aug 22, 2006

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• Feb 26, 2011

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Very sad.
RIP.

 

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MylesPAFC

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• Feb 26, 2011

• #6

Sad news, to young to go. Thoughts go to family and loved ones.

R.I.P

 

Merlin

May 11, 2008

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• Feb 26, 2011

• #7

Very sad.

RIP Dean

 

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Greenskin

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• Feb 26, 2011

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Another shock,coming after the death of Tony Kellow at a young age.Fine player,was Dean Richards,deepest sympathy to his family and friends.Shows how fragile ilfe is really and puts a lot of things into perspective.

 

Lee Payne

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• Feb 26, 2011

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Far too young and was a good player a strong CB in good Spurs side. RIP!!

 

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Green Goblin

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• Feb 26, 2011

• #10

Terrible news. RIP.

 

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Cult Of Personality

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• Feb 26, 2011

• #11

Good player who never did quite manage to get the top

Had to quit the job he loved because of illness and now to pass away at 36 very sad

Rest In Peace

 

greeneagle

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Jan 26, 2004

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• Feb 27, 2011

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Always watch out for Spurs, remember Dean as a solid CB.

Sad news indeed.

 

P.L.I.H

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• Feb 27, 2011

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pete707":2bkhlc6o said:

Very sad, RIP. But what was the headlines on the sport pages on teletext...
Man Utd crush Wigan.. :twisted:

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Firstly R.I.P Dean, I remember watching you at the Dell during my uni days, always thought you were going to go very far..

Secondly, I dont quite get the above gripe? Premier League football is always going to come first on the news, its the national game and people want to know whats going on...

But anyway, enough of that. This thread should be about condolences...

 

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pete707

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• Feb 27, 2011

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P.L.I.H":1e81sy54 said:

pete707":1e81sy54 said:

Very sad, RIP. But what was the headlines on the sport pages on teletext...
Man Utd crush Wigan.. :twisted:

Click to expand...

Firstly R.I.P Dean, I remember watching you at the Dell during my uni days, always thought you were going to go very far..

Secondly, I dont quite get the above gripe? Premier League football is always going to come first on the news, its the national game and people want to know whats going on...

But anyway, enough of that. This thread should be about condolences...

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Its seems quite sad that a good honest pro who played at a good level dies at a very young age is about 10 stories in on the football pages on teletext.
You are quite clearly a Manc fan. I remember you having a go at me awhile ago when i mentioned plastic manchester utd glory hunters living in Plymouth who watch "their" team in walkabout and loving the fact that Argyle are going thru bad times.

Anyway. RIP Dean.