no, he lost his place to geoff hurst, he had - his place to geoff hurst, he had played earlier in thehim afterwards, he was open and honest in his autobiography and said he missed most of the 1970s through his addiction to alcohol and it was a battle that continued for some time and one of the herd points for him was missing that moment in 1966. such was the reaction and love for him from fans that there was a campaign for him from fans that there was a campaignfor him him from fans that there was a campaign for him to get a world cup's winners medal and he was presented with that in 2009 and a few years later he auctioned it for charity. it was something that cut deep and regardless of missing out on the final, he is regarded as one of the all—time great england scorers and that should not be forgotten amongst the record for spurs and chelsea. 0n forgotten amongst the record for spurs and chelsea. on that point of alcoholism, again at a time when people were perhaps not talking openly about it, he did and in his autobiography, he talked about leaving his wife and needing to get his h

in that final sir geoff hurst — don't imagine. sir- geoff hurst grabbed the headlines, but hunt had a close—up view of its crucial moment. the question of whether hurst's second goal but it is one of the great controversies, birch, following in, hunt had no doubts. ., , ., , , doubts. the two questions people ask me work, doubts. the two questions people ask me work. was — doubts. the two questions people ask me work. was it _ doubts. the two questions people ask me work, was it over— doubts. the two questions people ask me work, was it over the _ doubts. the two questions people ask me work, was it over the line? - doubts. the two questions people ask me work, was it over the line? and i me work, was it over the line? and also, why didn't you knock it in? i turned away because i was so certain it was over the line.— it was over the line. hunt continued -la in: for it was over the line. hunt continued playing for liverpool _ it was over the line. hunt continued playing for liverpool and _ it was over the line. hunt continued playi

. than striker sir geoff hurst.rst. an emotional day, two colleagues who are no longer with me, a great time at the club, the fa cup, the cup winners' cup, and winning the world cup, three of us in three years. quite astonishing really. the statue is fantastic. it is remarkable. in tennis dan evans has set up a meeting of the san diego open. evans is seeded eighth here and he came through a tough state. with the pair on court for two hours. he will dot—mac fresh from her appearance at the james bond premiere at the other night, she's back in action for the first time since the us open. she posted training shorts on social as she prepares for her first event since her victory. she has been given a wild card into the main draw at the indian wells open next week. nothing beats this, work. great to see her back on the court. that is on the sport for now. how easy is it for you to see a gp face to face? before the pandemic, about 80 percent of gp appointments in england were held in person but that number fell dramatical

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missing out on the 1966 world cup final, losing his place to geoff hurst, he did pretty well in the finaln it had an impact and was probably to blame for his alcohol addiction. and was probably to blame for his alcoholaddiction. it took and was probably to blame for his alcohol addiction. it took him to a very dark place. he separated from his wife for a while. he talked about going back to her. he overcame his demons and stop drinking entirely. i think it was his football career and his broadcasting career, his ability to connect with an audience, his conversational style, he was one of the first pundits and broadcasters to bring fun to the sport. he connected to the whole other generation of football fans.— the whole other generation of football fans. ~ ., ., , ~ football fans. what was it he liked to watch? just _ football fans. what was it he liked to watch? just talk _ football fans. what was it he liked to watch? just talk us _ football fans. what was it he liked to watch? just talk us through - football fans. what was it he liked to watch? just talk us through his| to watch? just t

tournament, greaves was injured — and, although he recovered by the final, he was left out in favour of geoff hurstd hard to take. i couldn't force myself to join the festivities, because i'd built... in my own mind, i had built myself up that i was going to be in the side and i was going to be one of the key people and, suddenly, it wasn't there. this is greaves! after retiring in 1971, greaves struggled to cope. alcoholism was followed by bankruptcy. but he battled back from both to reinvent his career. good afternoon. g'day! now, saint, what happened there? you were favourites to qualify... a relaxed raconteur, he was a tv natural, and saint and greavsie — alongside ian stjohn — was a hit with viewers. although the programme ended in the early �*90s, the affection for greaves certainly didn't, and in 2009, the man who famously missed out on the world cup final at last received a winner's medal. it was a fitting reward for one of football's most popular and prolific talents. rarely has the art of goal—scoring been made to look quite so easy. tributes have been pouring in from all across football

tournament, greaves was injured — and, although he recovered by the final, he was left out in favour of geoff hurstvities, because i'd built... in my own mind, i had built myself up that i was going to be in the side and i was going to be one of the key people and, suddenly, it wasn't there. this is greaves! after retiring in 1971, greaves struggled to cope. alcoholism was followed by bankruptcy. but he battled back from both to reinvent his career. good afternoon. g'day! now, saint, what happened there? you were favourites to qualify... a relaxed raconteur, he was a tv natural, and saint and greavsie — alongside ian stjohn — was a hit with viewers. although the programme ended in the early �*90s, the affection for greaves certainly didn't, and in 2009, the man who famously missed out on the world cup final at last received a winner's medal. it was a fitting reward for one of football's most popular and prolific talents. rarely has the art of goal—scoring been made to look quite so easy. tributes have been pouring in from all across football and beyond today.

and although he recovered by the final, he was left out in favour of geoff hurst.ng to be in the side and i was going to be one of the key people. and suddenly it wasn't there. this is greaves! after retiring in 1971, greaves struggled. alcoholism was followed by bankruptcy. but he battled back from both to reinvent his career on television. good day! now, saint. what happened ? there you are, favourites to qualify... alongside ian stjohn, his show saint and greavsie was a huge hit with viewers. although the programme ended in the early 90s, the affection for greaves certainly didn't. and in 2009, the man who famously missed out on the world cup final at last received a winners medal. today, england manager gareth southgate confirmed that they'll pay tribute to him at england's next match, saying jimmy greaves was someone who was admired by all who loved football. the former tottenham player ozzie ardiles said jimmy epitomises what spurs is. to dare is to do. while another great top goal—scorer, england captain harry kane, described him as a true legend. this after

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tournament, greaves was injured — and, although he recovered by the final, he was left out in favour of geoff hurstcouldn't force myself to join the festivities, because i'd built... in my own mind, i had built myself up that i was going to be in the side and i was going to be one of the key people and, suddenly, it wasn't there. this is greaves! after retiring in 1971, greaves struggled to cope. alcoholism was followed by bankruptcy. but he battled back from both to reinvent his career. good afternoon. g'day! now, saint, what happened there? you were favourites to qualify... a relaxed raconteur, he was a tv natural, and saint and greavsie — alongside ian stjohn — was a hit with viewers. although the programme ended in the early �*90s, the affection for greaves certainly didn't, and in 2009, the man who famously missed out on the world cup final at last received a winner's medal. it was a fitting reward for one of football's most popular and prolific talents. rarely has the art of goal—scoring been made to look quite so easy. jimmy greaves, who's died at the age of 81. the footballing world has bee

tournament, greaves was injured — and, although he recovered by the final, he was left out in favour of geoff hurstuilt... in my own mind, i had built myself up that i was going to be in the side and i was going to be one of the key people and, suddenly, it wasn't there. this is greaves! after retiring in 1971, greaves struggled to cope. alcoholism was followed by bankruptcy. but he battled back from both to reinvent his career. good afternoon. g'day! now, saint, what happened there? you were favourites to qualify... a relaxed raconteur, he was a tv natural, and saint and greavsie — alongside ian stjohn — was a hit with viewers. although the programme ended in the early �*90s, the affection for greaves certainly didn't, and in 2009, the man who famously missed out on the world cup final at last received a winner's medal. it was a fitting reward for one of football's most popular and prolific talents. rarely has the art of goal—scoring been made to look quite so easy. hello there. we start this new week off on a fine note thanks to high—pressure efficiency quite a bit of sunshine around and do feel

sir geoff hurst's hat—trick might have won the world cup final in 1966.as at liverpool where hunt's star ascended — after making his debut in 1959, he went on to help them to two league titles. his 285 goals for the reds made him the second highest scorer in the club's history. tonight, as the team played wearing black arm bands, juergen klopp bit to the man they cop affectionately dubbed sir roger.— to the man they cop affectionately dubbed sir roger. when you arrive at liverool, dubbed sir roger. when you arrive at liverpool. the — dubbed sir roger. when you arrive at liverpool, the first _ dubbed sir roger. when you arrive at liverpool, the first thing _ dubbed sir roger. when you arrive at liverpool, the first thing you - dubbed sir roger. when you arrive at liverpool, the first thing you learn i liverpool, the first thing you learn is about these guys like roger, it was easy, because working together with him and all of these guys so it is of course really sad news and our condolences go to the family, from the whole liverpool family, obviously. a gr

sir geoff hurst had an emotional day at i the italian side victory. to west ham and asked them for a trial and west ham replied first and that was my first job west ham replied first and that was my firstjob since leaving school. and that's where it all started and in three years i finish up playing in three years i finish up playing in the world cup final.— in three years i finish up playing in the world cup final. some people are on the pitch, _ in the world cup final. some people are on the pitch, they _ in the world cup final. some people are on the pitch, they think - in the world cup final. some people are on the pitch, they think it's - are on the pitch, they think it's all over~ — are on the pitch, they think it's all over~ it _ are on the pitch, they think it's all over. it is now!— are on the pitch, they think it's all over. it is now! what a moment, now set in — all over. it is now! what a moment, now set in stone _ all over. it is now! what a moment, now set in stone at _ all over. it is now! what a moment, now set in stone at west _ all ov

kathy attended the unveiling, along with bobby moore's daughter roberta and former striker sir geoff hurstinning the fa cup and the winners cup and recklessly giving and winning the world cup in three years. quite astonishingly. ijust comment world cup in three years. quite astonishingly. i just comment when emma raducanu won the us open and tim him and was talking about her, hejust kept saying tim him and was talking about her, he just kept saying because she wanted, did not lose a set, a qualifier, and between he kept saying it's a joke, it's a joke. and i think this behind me, my two colleagues emma growing up in the academy, it's a joke. colleagues emma growing up in the academy, it's ajoke. it's colleagues emma growing up in the academy, it's a joke. it's a fantastic statute and remarkable. i join the club from score and my remarkable story, a friend of my father wrote to west ham and arsenal for a trial and a west ham replied first and that was my first job since leaving score. that's where it all started. then in three years from ifinished up playing in the world cup final. for me i

sir geoff hurst�*s hat—trick might have won the world cup final in 1966. porto and the liverpool manager dubbed roger hunt a legend and former strikerjohn aldridge agrees. and former strikerjohn aldridge a . rees. ., . , and former strikerjohn aldridge arrees. ., .,, ~ and former strikerjohn aldridge arrees. ., ~ ., agrees. roger was like a demi- card. they adored — agrees. roger was like a demi- card. they adored him. _ agrees. roger was like a demi- card. they adored him. - _ agrees. roger was like a demi- card. they adored him. - demigod. - agrees. roger was like a demi- card. they adored him. - demigod. the i they adored him. — demigod. the liverpool fans adored him, the goals he scored, once created, the work you put in for the team, he was an awesome player. in you put in for the team, he was an awesome player-— you put in for the team, he was an awesome player. in 1965, he helped liverool awesome player. in 1965, he helped liverpool to — awesome player. in 1965, he helped liverpool to their _ awesome player. in 1965, he helped liverpool to their fir

my panel for the world cup semifinal in 1990 was gordon banks, geoff hurst and jimmy greaves.