Tributes: Henning
Bjerregaard (March 6, 1927-October 9, 2014)
Carmelo Simeone (September
22, 1934 - October
11, 2014)
Roberto Telch (November
6, 1943 - October 12, 2014)
Daisuke Oku (February 7, 1976- October
17, 2014)
André Piters (January 18, 1931 - October 23, 2014)
Senzo Meyiwa (September 24, 1987 - October
26, 2014)
Leif Gustav Skiöld (July 28, 1935-October 27,
2014)
Klas Ingesson (August 20, 1968-October 29, 2014)
Vladimir Suchilin (January 22, 1950 -November 2, 2014)
Giovan Battista Pirovano (May 5,
1937 -November 8, 2014)
Viktor Serebryanikov (March 29,
1940-November 12, 2014)
Válery
Mézague (December 8, 1983-November
15, 2014)
Ilija Pantelić (August 2, 1942-November 17, 2014)
Gholam Hossein Mazloumi (January 13, 1950-November
19, 2014)
Aurelio Milani (May 14, 1934-November 25, 2014)
Lucidio Sentimenti (July 1, 1920-November 28,
2014)
Jerzy Wilim (August 14, 1941-December 7, 2014)
Blagoje Paunovic (June 4, 1947-December 8, 2014)
Nicolae Manea (March 11, 1954-December 15, 2014)
Ante Zanetic (November 18, 1936-December 18, 2014)
Åke ‘Bajdoff’ Johansson (March 19, 1928-December 21, 2014)
Henning Bjerregaard
Henning Bjerregaard was a Danish player who earned a solitary cap, as an AGF player, for
his nation in a Friendly vs. Switzerland on September 19, 1954 (1 to 1 tie).
He
passed away on October 9th , aged 87.
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Photo From : Landsholdenes 2198 Spiller
Profiller-fra Krolben til Kroldrup’
(Henning
Bjerregaard) |
Carmelo Simeone
Carmelo
Simeone was an Argentine International defender who represented Velez
sarsfioeld and specially Boca Juniors.
He
earned 22 caps between 1959 and 1966. He was a member of Argentina’s 1966 World
Cup squad.
He
passed away on October 11th , aged 81.
Roberto Telch
Roberto Telch was an Argentine midfielder who played most of his career at San
Lorenzo.
He
earned 24 caps between 1964 and 1974. He was a member of Argentina’s 1974 World
Cup squad.
He
passed away from a heart attack on October 12th , aged 70.
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Photo From : El Grafico, 1974
(Roberto Telch of San
Lorenzo) |
Daisuke Oku
Daisuke Oku was a Japanese
International, who earned 26 caps between 1998 and 2004.
He was killed in a traffic accident on
October 17, 2014, aged just 38.
André
Piters
André
Piters was a Belgian International striker who most notably represented
Standard Liege.
He
earned 23 caps between 1955 and 1961.
He
passed away on October 23rd
, aged 83.
Senzo
Meyiwa
Senzo
Meyiwa was a South African international goalkeeper who earned 7 caps between
2013 and 2014.
He
was killed in a shooting after an altercation in Johannesburg on October 26th,
aged just 27.
Leif Gustav Skiöld
Leif Skiöld was a Swedish footballer as well as an Ice Hockey player. He played for
AIK and Djurgårdens during the 1950s and 60s.
He
earned all of his 4 caps in 1962.
He
passed away on October 27th , aged 79.
Klas Ingesson
Swedish
midfielder Klas Ingesson is mostly remembered as one of the stars of Sweden’s
third place finish during the 1994 World Cup. He also represented Sweden in the
1990 World Cup, as well as the 1992 Euros played at home.
He
earned 57 caps between 1989 and 1998.
He
played for many clubs such as IKK Gothenburg, Mechelen, PSV Eindhoven,
Sheffield Wednesday, Bari, Bologna, Olympique Marseille and Lecce.
He
passed away on October 29th
from multiple myeloma , aged just 46.
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Photo
from: Calcio 2000, Issue 21, July 1999
(Klas Ingesson at Bologna 1999/2000) |
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Photo
From: France Football, June 30, 1992, Issue 2412
(Klas Ingesson surrounded by Laurent Blanc,
Franck Sauzee and Didier Deschamps, June 10, 1992, European championships,
Sweden 1-France 1) |
Vladimir Suchilin
Vladimir Suchilin was a Soviet player who earned a solitary cap for his nation in a
Friendly vs. Argentina in Buenos Aires on November 28, 1976 (scoreless tie).
He
passed away on November 2nd
, aged 64.
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Photo From : World Soccer, February 1977
(Jose Daniel Valencia
and Vladimir Suchilin, N ovember 28, 1976, Argentina 0-USSR 0) |
Giovan Battista Pirovano
Giovan Battista Pirovano was an Italian midfielder
who spent most of his career at Fiorentina in the 1960s.
He
earned a solitary cap for his nation in a Friendly vs. France in Paris on March
19, 1966 (scoreless tie). He came on as substitute in at the start of the
second half replacing Giovanni Lodetti.
He
passed away on November 8th
, aged 77.
Viktor Serebryanikov
USSR
and Ukrainian international Viktor Serebryanikov starred for Dinamo Kiev and
the USSR national team throughout the 1960s.
He
earned his 21 caps from 1964 to 1970.
He
participated in the 1966 and 1970 World Cups. On May 31, 197, 0 in the opening
match vs. Hosts Mexico (scoreless tie), he became the first ever player in
World Cup history to be substituted, when Anatoli Puzach replaced him for the
second half.
He
passed away on November 12th , aged 74.
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Photo From : (Magazine Source unknown) /
Contribution From a blog viewer
(Viktor Serebryanikov) |
Válery
Mézague
French-born
Cameroonian International Válery Mézague , most notably represnted French clubs, such as
Montpellier and Sochaux in the 2000s.
He earned 7 caps for Cameroon
between 2003 and 2004.
He
was found dead in his apartment, on November 15th , aged just 30.
Ilija Pantelić
Ilija Pantelić was a Yugoslavian International goalkeeper during the 1960s. He
spent most of his career at Vojvodina, then had spells in French Football with
Olympique Marseille, Bastia and PSG.
He
was Yugoslavia’s goalkeeper in the Final of the 1968 Euros that Yugoslavia lost
to Italy. He earned his 18 caps between
1964 and 1968.
He
passed away on November 17th
, aged 72.
Gholam
Hossein Mazloumi
Gholam
Hossein Mazloumi was an Iranian International throughout
most of the 1970s. He was one of the stars of Iranian soccer prior to the
Revolution and for a long time was the record goalscorer for the National team.
He spent most
of his career at Taj of Tehran. He earned his 48 caps between 1969 and 1977.
He
passed away on November 19th from stomach cancer, aged 64.
Aurelio
Milani
Italian
striker Aurelio Milani ‘s career spanned the 1950s and 60s. He played for clubs
such as Triestina, Sampdoria, Padova, Fiorentina and Helenio Herrera’s
Internazionale Milano (1963/65).
He
earned a solitary cap for Italy in a Friendly vs. Switzerland on May 10, 1964
at Lausanne (3-1 Italy win).
He
passed away on November 25th , aged 80.
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Photo
from: La Nazionale Italiana, 1978
(Aurelio Milani before his only cap between
Giacinto Facchetti and Sandro Salvadore, May 10, 1964, Switzerland 1-Italy 3) |
Lucidio
Sentimenti
1940s
and 50’s Italian goalkeeper Lucidio Sentimenti, often referred as Sentimenti
IV, had long spells at Juventus and lazio, as well as stints at Modena and
Vicenza.
Durinh
his time at Modena, Juventus and Lazio , his midfielder brother (Vittorio,
Sentimenti III) was his teammate.
He
earned nine caps for Italy between 1945 and 1953.
He
passed away on November 28th , aged 94.
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Photo
from: La Nazionale Italiana, 1978
(Lucidio Sentimenti, April 2, 1950, Austria
1-Italy 0) |
Jerzy
Wilim
Polish
striker Jerzy Wilim‘s career spanned the 1960s and 70s. He played for most of
his career at Szombierski Bytom.
He
earned eight caps for Poland between 1963 and 1969.
He
passed away on December 7th , aged 73.
Blagoje
Paunovic
Yugoslav
Defender Balgoje Paunovic‘s career spanned the 1960s and 70s. He played for a
decade at Partizan Belgrade and also spent two seasons at Ducth club Utrecht.
He
earned 39 caps for Yugoslavia between 1967 and 1973.
He
passed away on December 8th , aged 67.
Nicoale
Manea
Romanian
striker Nicolae Manea’s played the majority of his career at Rapid Bucharest,
interrupted by a solitary season at Steaua. The last few seasons of his career
were spent at Gloria Bistrita. His carrer spanned from 1973 to 1991.
He
also managed many teams such as Rapid Bucharest and the Romanian Under-21
squad.
He
earned a solitary cap for Romania in a Friendly vs. Iran on July 2, 1976 at
Tehran (2-2 tie).
He
passed away on December 15th of liver cancer , aged 60.
Ante
Zanetic
Yugoslav
midfielder Ante Zanetic spent the majority of his career at Hajduk Split, he
then had stints at Belgian Football with Club Brugge and Racing White. Later he
moved to Australia as his permanent residence.
He
earned 15 caps for PYugoslavia between 1959 and 1960 and most notably
participated in the 1960 Olympics that Yugoslavia triumphed and also the 1960
European Championships.
He
passed away on December 18th , aged 78.
Ake 'Bajdoff' Johansson
Swedish
defender Ake Johansson’s career spanned nearly two decades (1948-1965),
entirely spent at IFK Norkopping.
He
earned 53 caps for Sweden between 1955 and 1965 and was a member of the 1958
World Cup squad that reached the final played at home (though he did not play).
He
passed away on December 21st, aged 86.
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Photo
from: år med Svensk Fotboll 1904-84,
Author Glanell Thomas red
(Ake Johansson, October 30, 1960, Sweden
1-France 0) |
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