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    Not good news at all, can only hope for the best.

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    He was a bit of a thug as a player but seems like a genuinely nice bloke. Heard him on Sportsound a few months ago and some of his stories from the Fergie days were hilarious. Hope he recovers.

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    Seemingly had a fall on the way to a party on Saturday night, fell and banged his head
    Hope he pulls through

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    Met Neale a good few times on nights out up here. Top man and a genuine soft spot for Hibs. Really hope he pulls through.

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    Just read that he’s passed away

    Far too young

    https://twitter.com/northsoundnews/s...349518849?s=21
    Last edited by Billy Whizz; 28-05-2018 at 04:25 PM.

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    Very sad news. RIP Neale.

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    Shocked. Very sad news indeed. RIP Neale.

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    Tragic news. Rest peacefully Neale.

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    His GIRFUY to the Huns after scoring in the 82 Scottish Cup Final was something to behold. RIP Neale.

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    Very sad news thought with family and friends and Aberdeen fc. Rip

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    Neale Cooper was an excellent footballer - I think his ‘wild’ look may have made people think he was just a grafter or hard player. Definite memories of a talented player.

    Very sad news indeed.

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    Horrible news.Aberdeen legend.may he rest in peace

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    This the Neale Cooper that played for us ?.. Kinda remember a triple signing with Cooper and maybe Tommy Mcintyre ? and Dougie Bell ?


    Regardless rip terrible tragedy

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    sad, only 54 and one would expect reasonably healthy, RIP

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    It brought back memories of his namesake, Davie Cooper who died even younger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HibbyAndy View Post
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    This the Neale Cooper that played for us ?.. Kinda remember a triple signing with Cooper and maybe Tommy Mcintyre ? and Dougie Bell ?


    Regardless rip terrible tragedy
    No

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    Quote Originally Posted by HibbyAndy View Post
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    This the Neale Cooper that played for us ?.. Kinda remember a triple signing with Cooper and maybe Tommy Mcintyre ? and Dougie Bell ?


    Regardless rip terrible tragedy
    You’re maybe thinking of Neil Orr?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens View Post
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    You’re maybe thinking of Neil Orr?
    We had a Neil Cooper in the late 80’s/early 90’s

    Think he also played for Aberdeen at the start of his career

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    Quote Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens View Post
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    You’re maybe thinking of Neil Orr?
    I absolutely do remember a player called Neale Cooper who played for us having blonde long(ish) hair , Think we got him from St.mirren

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Whizz View Post
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    We had a Neil Cooper in the late 80’s/early 90’s

    Think he also played for Aberdeen at the start of his career

    Yeah could be him

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    Quote Originally Posted by crewetollhibee View Post
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    His GIRFUY to the Huns after scoring in the 82 Scottish Cup Final was something to behold. RIP Neale.
    I mind that goal clean through on keeper then open goal. RIP Sir.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens View Post
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    You’re maybe thinking of Neil Orr?
    it was Graham Mitchell that signed with those 2.

    Sad news about Neale Cooper. Played his part in the tremendous achievements of that Aberdeen side and way too young to be taken.

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    Very sad.
    RIP

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    Quote Originally Posted by HibbyAndy View Post
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    I absolutely do remember a player called Neale Cooper who played for us having blonde long(ish) hair , Think we got him from St.mirren
    Different guys.The Hibs Neil Cooper had a brief stay atthe sheep, the other was a Dons legend.

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    This is a real shocker. Met him a few times and had a couple of nights out in his company. Genuinely good guy who is worshiped up here. Loved a night out and always had time for everyone. I first met him in Dunfermline and he spoke very fondly of Hibs. I actually thought he was a bit of a closet fan. Next met him a few years later back up in Aberdeen. Not only did he remember my name but immediately went on to talk Hibs. Just shows you, you can be taken at any time without warning. Life is not a dress rehearsal!

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    Fantastic player and man by all accounts. RIP Tattie Cooper

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    He was at easter road in the 2-0 game. Very gracious in defeat and enjoyed the hibs performance. Rip a dons legend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frazerbob View Post
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    This is a real shocker. Met him a few times and had a couple of nights out in his company. Genuinely good guy who is worshiped up here. Loved a night out and always had time for everyone. I first met him in Dunfermline and he spoke very fondly of Hibs. I actually thought he was a bit of a closet fan. Next met him a few years later back up in Aberdeen. Not only did he remember my name but immediately went on to talk Hibs. Just shows you, you can be taken at any time without warning. Life is not a dress rehearsal!
    Nice post. I read an article years ago that suggested he supported Hibs as a kid. Memory might be playing tricks but im sure his dad was a Hibs fan.

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