Manchester United legend and 1966 World Cup winner Nobby Stiles

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Stiles is also part of the Manchester United team that has become the first English club to win the European Cup two years later, when he beat Benfica in the final at Wembley.

One issued through Stiles’ circle of relatives said: “Stiles’ circle of relatives is not happy to announce that Nobthrough Stiles died peacefully today (30/10/2020) surrounded by his circle of relatives after a long illness. “

Stiles played a key role in neutralizing the risk of Portuguese star Eusebio in the Semi-Finals of the World Cup. In total, he won 28 international matches, the lowest number of World Cup champions.

Stiles was born in Collyhurst, Manchester, in May 1942, in an airstrike.

He accepted the terms of learning with United in 1959, at a time when the club was still recovering from the Munich air crisis a year earlier when eight players died.

He won championship titles with the Red Devils in 1965 and 1967, before continental good fortune the following year.

Stiles left United in 1971, before betting on Middlesbrough and Preston and then controlled the Lilywhites between 1977 and 1981, before coaching the Vancouver Whitecaps and West Brom between 1985 and 1986.

He returned to United as coach of the sir Alex Ferguson youth team in 1989 for a four-year term.

Former England midfielder Peter Reid was one of the first to pay homage to Stiles on social media.

“Nobby Stiles RIP, ” he tweeted, next to a heart-shaped emoji.

Former England forward Gary Lineker paid tribute to Stiles, highlighting the heart of former Manchester United player.

“It’s sad to hear that Nobby Stiles is dead,” Lineker tweeted. “Another of our 1966 World Cup winning heroes is leaving. It had a center that was even larger than the area between the teeth. RIP Nobby”.

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