Reply With QuoteRIP Neil.
Some information about him here from a few years ago:
https://plymouth.v.italfootball.co.u...ow-neil-hague/
(Bloody FootyMad - remove the . between v and i to get the link to work)
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Sad loss originally from my village Thurcroft. Condolences to his family & friends.
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RIP Neil.
Some information about him here from a few years ago:
https://plymouth.v.italfootball.co.u...ow-neil-hague/
(Bloody FootyMad - remove the . between v and i to get the link to work)
Last edited by CAMiller; 25-07-2022 at 04:30 PM.
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Sorry to hear that.
Remember him scoring a last minute winner v Plymouth in a 4-3 win against Plymouth just before my 14th birthday in November 1971 a couple of days before moving to Plymouth, where he stayed a couple of years before moving to Bournemouth and finally Darlington.
I understand he was only 72.
RIP Neil and sincere condolences to his family & friends.
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R.I.P Neil Hague...another miller who always gave 100%.
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Another one of my contemporaries and favourites bites the dust. Always admired his whole-hearted approach. RIP.
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A sad loss, another local lad who came through the ranks, as they did in those days. Solid, reliable, versatile was sorry he left so early in his career. RIP Neil, sincere condolences to family and friends.
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Condolences to Neil's family and friends. He was a good servant to the Millers.
RIP
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RIP Neil, once a Miller always a Miller.
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Yep, lived a few doors away from me in Rowena Drive and taught me keepy uppysOriginally Posted by gru
Nice lad, honest and tough. Not a fancy footballer but he gave his all.
Sad to hear this news
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Yes, a good honest lad, but fell foul of the powers that be from time to time
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