Raddy Antic RIP

[Sean of the Shed]

Died age 71.

[Satchmo Distel]

[URL]https://twitter.com/LutonTownFans/status/1247244626391687173[/URL]

I had totally forgotten there was a Luton player called Kirk Stephens - 227 appearances according to Wiki. Coventry City youth player.

[Antepli Ejderha]

Fuck, that's awful news. The man responsible for one of the most famous dances in football.

RIP.

[Foot of Astaire's]

Fuck, that's awful news. The man responsible for one of the most famous dances in football.

RIP.

And a great piece of commentary too.

RIP

https://youtu.be/e0gV_XcLCEQ

[kokamoa]

Died age 71.

Eddie Large and now Antic in the space of a few days. Hopefully they’re sharing a “no hard feelings about May 14 1983” pint up there.

[Sits]

Great memories. RIP

[Arturo]

One of my favourite ever Match of the Day highlights. RIP Raddy.

[Auntie Beryl]

He lived round the corner, in a terraced house, in early 80s Hertfordshire.

[DG]His sons were at the same primary school as me.[/DG]

RIP.

[Felicity, I guess so]

His managerial career included Atlético’s doblete of ‘96. No mean feat given the lean years that preceded it.

[Arturo]

The Match of the Day with the famous game, goal and dance.
https://youtu.be/deWoXVtAMAk

[1974ddr]

I had totally forgotten there was a Luton player called Kirk Stephens - 227 appearances according to Wiki. Coventry City youth player.

Sad news about Raddy Antic. Your comment about Kirk Stephens reminded me of one of the dullest matches I ever attended, Villa 0 Luton 0 in the eighties. It was a dire game, with literally one incident- possibly the only shot on target, when Mark Walters spun and hit a shot which was going inside the right hand post, only for Stephens, on the goal line, to deflect it round the post with his right arm. We got a corner. Can't remember whether Antic was playing that day, though there's every chance, but I'm fairly sure Les Sealey was in goal, and I guess it would have been the era of Ricky Hill and Brian Stein. Odd that you tend to remember terrible matches with more clarity than those that were just mediocre.

[Sporting]

https://www.worldfootball.net/report...la-luton-town/

[The Awesome Berbaslug!!!]

His managerial career included Atlético’s doblete of ‘96. No mean feat given the lean years that preceded it.

Heh, I was wondering about how many posts about the final day of the 82-83 first division would I have to read, before someone would mention that he's also one of the most important figures in the history of a major european club, or the only man to manage Both Madrid clubs and Barcelona. In fairness, even I've seen that footage enough times since for it to be the first mental image I had of him as well.