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Certainly won’t sit in judgement, RIP Butch, very sad.
Ray Wilkins get well soon
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Tashyboy
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RIP Butch.
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User62651
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Sad news.
Very good player, was up here with Rangers later in career, saw him play once at Pittodrie.
Anyone remember the Tango advert voiceovers 'commentary' he did.
RIP.
Very good player, was up here with Rangers later in career, saw him play once at Pittodrie.
Anyone remember the Tango advert voiceovers 'commentary' he did.
RIP.
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Very sad news, another footballing great gone before his time.
RIP Ray
RIP Ray
I loved those adverts. The deadpan voice worked perfectly with the visuals.
All very sad.
Piece
Tour Winner
Thanks Ray for what you did on the pitch and what you did for the game off it. 
richart
Major Champion
Very sad news. Remember him captaining Chelsea when very young, and with a great mop of hair. Seemed like one of the genuine nice guys.
Lazkir
Head Pro
Great player on the pitch and a gent off it.
R.I.P. Ray.
R.I.P. Ray.
anotherdouble
Journeyman Pro
RIP maestro. Thanks for the great memories.
Sweep
Journeyman Pro
I am so upset to hear about Ray Wilkins. A great player and seemed like a gentleman too. God bless Ray. R.I.P.
Blue in Munich
Crocked Professional Yeti Impersonator
R.I.P. Ray, thanks for the memories, a gentle man and a gentleman, glad you were one of us.
http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2018/04/ray-wilkins-1956-2018.html
http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2018/04/ray-wilkins-1956-2018.html
Liverbirdie
Ryder Cup Winner
Ex. Chelsea, ex Man U - doesnt matter, loved listening to him on talk sport, and in commentaries, as well. Loved him as a pundit, and he came across as a genuinely nice bloke who loved his football.
Hope they have a minutes applause/silence for him tonight. Gentleman.
Hope they have a minutes applause/silence for him tonight. Gentleman.
Radbourne2010
Challenge Tour Pro
Here, here to that Richard. A true Gent & one of the good guys RIP Ray
davemc1
Journeyman Pro
R.I.P Ray,
sounds like he was a smashing fella, lots of good tales on the radio about the man
61 is no age, yet another reminder (as if we need one) of how precious life is
sounds like he was a smashing fella, lots of good tales on the radio about the man
61 is no age, yet another reminder (as if we need one) of how precious life is
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Sad news - always enjoyed listening to him on the radio , talked a lot of sense and with calmness
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Sad as he was an ex-Fulham manager and coach. Excellent player, good pundit and seemed a genuine and warm guy. The amount of tributes flooding in show what high esteem he was held in by his peers. RIP Ray
Qwerty
Tour Winner
Sad sad news. A class act on and off the pitch, RIP Ray.
huds1475
Journeyman Pro
Felt like being punched in the gut when news came on the radio leaving work.
RIP Ray
RIP Ray
gmhubble
Head Pro
Kids grow up with heroes - I had two - Bryan Robson and Ray Wilkins - I wore their boots - I bought their shirts - I tore every picture out of Roy of the Rovers and Match and Shoot - RIP ‘Butch’ - taken far too soon
Golfmmad
Tour Winner
So sad to hear this, I was really hoping that he'd pull through.
Big up to Talk Sport for broadcasting all the tributes for him this afternoon.
Two stories I heard today:
Ray said that his favourite smell in foofball was the first cut of grass, which meant the season was underway.
A media friend he used to play golf with, said that he and his teenage son was out for a quiet round with Ray and he noticed the youngster was struggling as he was outgrowing his old clubs.
A few days later Ray phoned his friend and asked if he could call round as he had something for his son. In the boot of his car he'd bought him a complete set of clubs!
Such was the generosity of the man.
There were lots and lots of amazing tributes for him.
RIP Ray.
Big up to Talk Sport for broadcasting all the tributes for him this afternoon.
Two stories I heard today:
Ray said that his favourite smell in foofball was the first cut of grass, which meant the season was underway.
A media friend he used to play golf with, said that he and his teenage son was out for a quiet round with Ray and he noticed the youngster was struggling as he was outgrowing his old clubs.
A few days later Ray phoned his friend and asked if he could call round as he had something for his son. In the boot of his car he'd bought him a complete set of clubs!
Such was the generosity of the man.
There were lots and lots of amazing tributes for him.
RIP Ray.
