Ugo Ehiogu - 1972-2017
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Captain_Buns
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The big man done a fine job for us in his short time at the club & of course will be forever remembered for the bicycle kick.
Captain America
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A sad loss and a brilliant defender in his prime.
That goal made him an immortal for us; we'll never forget it.
That goal made him an immortal for us; we'll never forget it.
For me he was the defining point that we were not going to be messed with in defence when him and Weir arrived.
vinnie
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Was at work “that day” hiding from the gaffer with an old black and white portable telly we pulled out for such occasions.
When Ugo pulled that off I gave my position away
Solid player, great attitude. Very good servant of our club. Will always be fond of the big man!
RIP
When Ugo pulled that off I gave my position away
Solid player, great attitude. Very good servant of our club. Will always be fond of the big man!
RIP
He became a Trustee of a wee mental health charity I set up in London. An absolute gentleman who gave us hours of his time for free . Still can't believe what happened, he was as fit as a fiddle. We'd meet for lunch he would be on the salads or superfoods , I'd be eyeing up the burgers. Missed by so many people #RIP big man
senefelder
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Yet more evidence if it was required that our late manager knew precisely what was required to succeed in Scotland.
Damask_Rose
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First thing Walter did when he came back was to sort out the defence.
mdingwall
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The big man had some career when you consider the clubs he played for, international honours, etc.
en.wikipedia.org
Very poignant he died at the training ground passing on his skills
Ugo Ehiogu - Wikipedia
Very poignant he died at the training ground passing on his skills
Bulletproof
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Who is the guy in the middle between Ugo and Fergie?
Even back then Crocker sounds like somebody’s shat on his microphone when we score against them.
Smkz23
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Sebo
Blue Steel
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Rest In Peace big man .
Gios_Gillet
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Rip big man, you will always be remembered by the Rangers support.
On the video "Rangers looking for an unlikely breakthrough"
On the video "Rangers looking for an unlikely breakthrough"
Mount_Bear
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Too short a spell he had with us. Had he longer, I'm sure he could've become a Rangers great. Let us always remember that in a time of great tumult, he was one of the very first that Sir Walter Smith turned to. A player that suited the club and vice versa.
The first black player ever to captain an England team in a competitive match when he captained the U21s - a real trailblazer.
Taken far, far too soon. By all accounts a very promising coach as well as an absolute gentleman and ambassador of the game.
Deeply missed. Rip Ugo.
The first black player ever to captain an England team in a competitive match when he captained the U21s - a real trailblazer.
Taken far, far too soon. By all accounts a very promising coach as well as an absolute gentleman and ambassador of the game.
Deeply missed. Rip Ugo.
Gizmo
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Poor show from the club.
remembertheepoch
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5 years gone but not forgotten. For any bears in London Ugo is at rest at highgate in Camden. I will be there on Sunday to pay respect
