Another one lost, can't remember seeing him play, but my dad and grandad raved about him, RIP Freddie.
2 Re: Freddie Hill RIP Fri Oct 01 2021, 19:25
wessy
El Hadji Diouf
Freddie Hill played number 10 in the old 2-3-5 system today he would probably still be a number 10, great skill could unlock a defence, to look at him you would think he wasn't that fit kind of a hunched look, but the guy was a wizard with the ball at his feet , the Banners of the day said "Freddie Hill Is God" hope he,s sat up with the great man now.
3 Re: Freddie Hill RIP Fri Oct 01 2021, 20:01
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Very sad to hear. GOD indeed. Was a joy to watch, and his autographed photo has pride of place above my desk. RIP.
4 Re: Freddie Hill RIP Fri Oct 01 2021, 21:03
Sluffy
Admin
Yes wonderful player indeed.
I remember the day we sold him to Halifax of all teams...Halifax???
They sold him on to City to link up again with Franny Lee there.
Gone but certainly not forgotten
RIP.
I remember the day we sold him to Halifax of all teams...Halifax???
They sold him on to City to link up again with Franny Lee there.
Gone but certainly not forgotten
RIP.
Freddie Hill: 1940-2021
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5 Re: Freddie Hill RIP Fri Oct 01 2021, 21:09
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Couldn't resist digging up the agreement to sell him to Halifax Town.
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6 Re: Freddie Hill RIP Sat Oct 02 2021, 09:09
okocha
El Hadji Diouf
Great player and a great guy, according to a relative of mine. She loved him. RIP, Freddie.
7 Re: Freddie Hill RIP Sat Oct 02 2021, 11:24
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
I loved Freddie Hill. We had an amazing forward line but whenever Freddie got the ball Burnden lit up in anticipation of what he might do with it. Great feet, tricky as f*** and scored a fair few himself. RIP Fred.
8 Re: Freddie Hill RIP Sat Oct 02 2021, 12:40
wessy
El Hadji Diouf
I was sat in the Lever end just before we moved, when the guy to my right said you been watching them for a while ? Yes i said, then you probably remember my Grandad Freddie Hill took a good look at him he was the spitting image lol. Oh yes we all remember your Grandad what a player.
My first team Hopkinson, Hartle. Farrimond, Rimmer , Hulme, Hatton, Lee, Bromley, Davies ,Hill Taylor.
Then the rot set in lol
My first team Hopkinson, Hartle. Farrimond, Rimmer , Hulme, Hatton, Lee, Bromley, Davies ,Hill Taylor.
Then the rot set in lol
9 Re: Freddie Hill RIP Sun Oct 03 2021, 01:58
Hip Priest
Andy Walker
That's exactly the first team I remember from back then Wessy. Franny and Taylor used to bomb down the wings and supply the crosses for big Blodwyn to nod home. Freddie was a genius who regularly lit up Burnden with his individual skill. It was a privilege to watch him play and he will be sadly missed.
RIP Freddie.
RIP Freddie.
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