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    Glenn Roeder

    Passed away, aged 65. Brain tumour.
    Quite a figure at Newcastle.
    R.I.P.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Iggy Pope View Post
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    Passed away, aged 65. Brain tumour.
    Quite a figure at Newcastle.
    R.I.P.
    Just heard this sad news
    Was a cultured player in his day

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    Quote Originally Posted by Iggy Pope View Post
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    Passed away, aged 65. Brain tumour.
    Quite a figure at Newcastle.
    R.I.P.
    Played a lot of games for QPR as well.
    Not seen him since he left the managers job at Norwich a decade ago.
    RIP

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    I think he had been ill for some time. He was a more than decent player. RIP Glenn

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    He's been battling illness on and off for years.

    Done a pretty good job as manager at Newcastle all things considered. He was just a bit unfortunate that the fans ire directed at Freddy Shepherd at the time also ended up aimed at him.

    65 is no age now. RIP.
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    He was the captain of the Newcastle team when I was living in that city and a very good player too. He used to do this thing called the "Roeder Shuffle" when running with the ball. I saw him do it many a time and still didn't have a clue what he was doing!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Irish_Steve View Post
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    He was the captain of the Newcastle team when I was living in that city and a very good player too. He used to do this thing called the "Roeder Shuffle" when running with the ball. I saw him do it many a time and still didn't have a clue what he was doing!
    I went down to see newcastle when him and keegan played . Good player glen roeder rip.

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    That's sad news 😪

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    Sad news. Very likeable guy and great player. Too soon.

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    Very sad news indeed. What I remember from watching him he was a classy player who liked to try and play football the right way instead of lumping it. Battled and fought a long struggle with illness. Hope you are finally at peace. RIP Glenn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Whizz View Post
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    Just heard this sad news
    Was a cultured player in his day
    Yep very good cultured footballer. Sad news. RIP

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    Yes, he was first diagnosed with a brain tumour almost twenty years ago. By all accounts he was one of the nicest guys in the game; all the tributes from players and managers would support that. Only 65 and had battled for many years. RIP.
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    Sad news indeed. Glenn was a very classy and cultured defender. I remember he had a terrific step-over (maybe the Roeder Shuffle referred to above). Saw him a few times when he was loaned out by QPR to Notts County. In just four games he completely transformed a struggling side. The fans were so impressed they had a fund set up to buy him permanently.

    Unfortunately for Notts it didn't happen and there's probably a shoebox of old tenners and kids' pocket money still in the Meadow Lane vaults somewhere.

    Seemed like a good man and professional too, well-liked. Rest in Peace.
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    RIP, he was a great defender of his time. He would be sought after in the current era. As a manager he wasn't too bad either.

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