Ex-World Cup ’66 team member Ray Wilson has passed away aged 83 ... and his family when he fronted our Team Dementia Friends campaign in a bid to make all football clubs dementia friendly, meaning ...

Ex-World Cup ’66 team member Ray Wilson has passed away aged 83 ... our Team Dementia Friends campaign in a bid to make all football clubs dementia friendly, meaning people affected could ...

In a statement, the club said: "Ray is arguably the most successful and best-known player ever to pull on ... and friends at this difficult time." Wilson also made 116 appearances for Everton ...

Ray Wilson, a former England footballer and 1966 World Cup winner, has died aged 83. The former Huddersfield Town and Everton player died at The Bell House care home in Huddersfield, the clubs said.

Ray Wilson was one of football's quiet men – he did his talking on the park, where his consistent excellence had him recognised as probably the best left-back in the world in the mid-1960s.

Ray Wilson was once pursued across the pitch by a black dog called Bob during a World Cup quarter-final in Chile. It was probably the only time in his 20-year career that Wilson was given a ...

Everyone at The FA was saddened to hear about the passing of former England international and World Cup winner Ray Wilson. The former Huddersfield Town, Everton and Oldham Athletic player won 60 caps ...

By common consent England World Cup winner Ray Wilson ... to the boys and Wilson was allotted a place on the left wing. He shone and thereafter thrived in local junior football, playing for ...

played in all six of England's games at the 1966 World Cup Ray Wilson, a member of England's World Cup-winning side, has died, aged 83. At 31, the left-back was the oldest player in Sir Alf Ramsey ...

Winning 63 caps for his country, Wilson started the ... I played a few reserve games with Ray and it was like listening to a maestro. He knew his stuff.” The Football Association quickly ...

Ray Wilson, a former England footballer and 1966 World Cup winner, has died aged 83. The former Huddersfield Town and Everton player died at The Bell House care home in Huddersfield, the clubs said.

"We are extremely saddened to hear the news about Ray Wilson," Football Association chairman Greg Clarke said. "A wonderful player who was so well thought of across the game, Ray will forever be ...