only the presence of peter shilton prevented him winning more.all there were few more popularfigures. and across football there were few more popular figures. he always had time for people. we all, as goalkeepers, have massive highs and desperate lows. and throughout all of that, whether it was high or low, you always got the same ray clemence smile. but for all his warmth and wisdom, it's for moments like this that ray clemence will be best remembered. what are save! one of england's goalkeeping rates. there are many more tributes to ray clemence on the bbc sport website. that's all from me for now. that's all for now. we're back with the late news at 11:10pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. let's get more now on the tributes being paid to the former england, liverpool and tottenham goalkeeper ray clemence, who's died at the age of 72. earlier, i spoke to to the former arsenal goalkeeper and broadcaster bob wilson, who shared his memories. it is incredibly sad. he's one of the nicest people

he would have won more than his 61 caps had it not been for the great peter shilton there, and england wonderful human being. key member of the squad back in the 70s and 80s, as we all remember, but what made him so special? you're a fellow goalkeeper, what did he have, what did you have, that made you stand out? well, i think, always, there has to be a diamond in your game. in my case, i used to be a little, i always say goalkeepers have to be crazy, but for me it was diving at everyone's feet. in ray's case, it was an incredible agility. he had the most perfect build. so slim, so light feet, so fast on his feet, and he was capable, you know, the goal —— ball would be heading to your corner and he would bring back a save just from the extraordinary agility, gymnastic agility that obviously you had to have as a goalkeeper, but we all have a diamond in ourgame, goalkeeper, but we all have a diamond in our game, but rages set examples, and he set example is not just on the field of play but in his fight with his cancer, because we have known, even though he kept seeing each other at golf

england in the quarter final where he well put the ball into the back of the net with his hand past peter shilton, england, goalkeeper. but those were pretty forgettable and exactly how it is unclear as well . peter, i did not watch that 2nd goal, the greatest goal of the 20th century in which diego maradona picks the ball up around the halfway line, takes it past peeta beardsley past steve. then past peter rhee past, terry butcher, terry fenech before leaving england, goalkeeper peter shilton on his backside and sliding it into the back of the net. truly one of the greatest goals of not be great to skull that's ever been scored. certainly at that level, when he got to the final of that world, kopi was playing west germany. and in fact, the way he was marketed not game, it was, he was deemed on stoppable. he was 2 people were on him at every moment in the match. and still known as shortened here in germany in german football journalism is mara, donna marking. but even then with one of the greats of world football did, marking him low to mid thérèse. he was still able to get our for me to and crea

clemence also had to share the goalkeeper‘s position with peter shilton, as england were unable to decide country. 0nce his playing days were done, clemence enjoyed many years as a member of the england coaching staff under various managers. he successfully battled prostate cancer in 2005 to return to his role with the national team. ray clemence was awarded the mbe for his services to football. he was a goalkeeper whose excellence denied opponents for over two decades, a footballer who commanded the very highest respect. oh, what a save! earlier, i spoke to to the former arsenal goalkeeper and broadcaster bob wilson, who shared his memories of ray clemence. it is incredibly sad to. he's one of the nicest people you could ever wish to meet, and absolute gents, and in our recent times together, he's been an amazing support for the charities that me and my wife set up. but as a goalkeeper, i can go back to probably his first season in the liverpool goal because cork city an arsenal side in the 1971 final and although we managed to get away, managed to get the win, the final whistle, when i

i saw peter shilton talking on tv today.it was very much at the time that the players on the pitch protested and it was only really afterwards that he kind of said he knew what he had done and it was a very sore wound, which i guess has almost picked out again. it's very remarkable that when you talk to people who grew up in march that, andi people who grew up in march that, and i remember the moment it happened, that game was fascinating because he went on to score two very interesting goals, including one where he rang rings around most of oui’ where he rang rings around most of our players, and people loved and hated him in equal measure. it is one of those things where he was quite divisive at the time but actually to see people talk about him now and for a lot of people to say hopefully he's got peace after what were some very troubled years, as simon says, that sometimes does happen to our idols. is gary lineker said, in the hands of god now. lovely to have you both with us. you willjoin us for the next edition in half

only the presence of peter shilton prevented him winning more. he laterjoined england's coaching staff and across football there were few more popular figures. he always had time for people. we all, as keepers, have massive highs and desperate lows. and throughout all of that, whether it was a high or low, you always got the same ray clemence smile. announcer: goalkeeper, ray clemence! but for all his warmth and wisdom, it's for moments like this that ray clemence will be best remembered. what a save! one of england's goalkeeping greats. ray clemence, who has died at the age of 72. england's players paid tribute to clemence in the nations league this evening. they lost 2—0 to belgium. there was a good win for wales, but defeat for northern ireland. sportscene follows the news for viewers in scotland; if you were trying to avoid the scots result, well, their match is also coming up in natalie pirks' report. wearing black arm bands in honour of ray clemence, england travelled to belgium knowing only a win would do, but the world's number one side h

own half beat 5 england players before dropping a shoulder and leaving the england goalkeeper peter shilton lying on his back side as he slotted it into the into the goal in the final against west germany. mara dollar was marked heavily through that game. it would still known in german football journalism shaw in german football journalism shorthand as maradona marking what they did there. they had 2 people on him at all times, trying to stop him from playing. one of those was low to mattel, yes. regarded as probably the best defender of his generation. marathoner was still able to get that half a meter of space and play through the ball that resulted in the winning goal. as argentina won $32.00 in that world cup his international career came to an end in 1900 for the world cup in the united states, where under a cloud of some sought see tested positive for a performance enhancing drug and was sent home into scrapes, the maintained up until the day he died, that it was, it was taken by accident that it was something that was in a supplement that was different in the united states than it wa

when you scored the ball drop the hand of god against england against peter shilton before minutes later, scoring a fantastic individual effort, which was voted the goal of the century. and i suppose those minutes really summed it up as a player. he really made that number 10 position his old, you combine skill that celebration ball control and he brought up playing style to europe, playing for clubs such as seville, barcelona in particular, where he won the isolation, the worship of fans, winning many titles, but also struggle of course with demons and problems off the pitch. well documented issues with drug and alcohol abuse, allegations of links to the mafia, extra volatile affairs, even a suspended prison sentence. you really could not write a script that would capture the drama and often controversy on his life off the pitch. and nevertheless though, despite all his faults, he did win the other lation of fans across the world who authored a paying tribute to their idol. i never thought this day would come my 1st time. my idol. he's the greatest of all the monsters of football. the o

peter shilton flat on his backside book while he was winning things on the field. he was always a controversial figure off the field during his time with napoli in pretty much since the mid 1980 s. murray dano was struggling with cocaine addiction with different types of drug addictions. he eventually finished his international career in 1994 after leaving the argentina camp in the united states in disgrace after testing positive for upon doping substance, he always denied that he ever took doping. that it was a mistake with a subset supplement that he was taking. however, recreational drugs were always an issue for him, and he left napoli in 1902 really on direct quote, following a number of incidents some. well, if you believe some of the room is including involving me, the italian mafia as well, but he was still despite these huge failings, the huge airings, if you will, off the, off the pitch loved and admired so strongly by, by. he was absolutely beloved on all over the world. the thing is, people of a certain age make self and yourself. we're on the same age.

only the presence of pill peter shilton prevented him winning more.tthew always had time for people. we have massive highs and desperate lows, and throughout all of that, whether it bea high throughout all of that, whether it be a high or low you always got the same ray clemence smile. before all his warmth and wisdom, it is moments like this for which ray clemence will be best remembered. one of england's goalkeeping great. —— goalkeeping greats. ray clemence who has died at the age of 72. that's all the sport for now. most of the debilitating effects of statins are not caused by the drug, but by people believing it will make them sick, according to a study by imperial college london. the phenomenon is known as the "nocebo effect" and may account for 90% of the ill health associated with the drugs. nearly 8 million people in the uk take statins to lower their cholesterol. researchers hope the findings will help more people stay on them. earlier i spoke to one of the co—authors of the sudy, dr howard jones, and asked him to explain more about the noce

he spent the majority of his england career in battle with his close friend, peter shilton, for the numberry? yes, we had ten years together in our england career and we shared a room in that time. we became great friends. we had a lot in common, we liked to laugh and in those days, when the teams stayed overnight and travelled back the next day we would go out and have some beers together and there was a great rivalry between me and clem that we became great friends. we never really talked about football. when we did alternate for about a year, under ron greenwood, then the 82 world cup, he said to us, i am going to pick one of you to play in the tournament and he picked me and it must have been devastating for ray, obviously, he probably wasn't going to get another world cup and you know, he just carried on like normal. that was the sort of character he had. i respect him totally for that and i'm really sad that he has passed away at such a young age, really. where were you when you heard the news yesterday? i know you two had been in touch recently, haven't you? yes, somebody let me kno

only the presence of peter shilton prevented him winning more.d time for people. we all, as keepers, have massive highs and desperate lows. and throughout all of that, whether it was a high or low, you always got the same ray clemence smile. announcer: goalkeeper, ray clemence! but for all his warmth and wisdom, it's for moments like this that ray clemence will be best remembered. what a save! one of england's goalkeeping greats. ray clemence, who has died at the age of 72. england's players paid tribute to clemence in the nations league this evening. they lost 2—0 to belgium. there was a good win for wales, but defeat for northern ireland. sportscene follows the news for viewers in scotland; if you were trying to avoid the scots result, well,

he spent the majority of his england career in battle with his close friend, peter shilton for the numberut him and that is a sort of person he was. you know, great agility, great hands, reflexes, a natural sort of goalkeeper. he was a lwa ys natural sort of goalkeeper. he was always ready for a laugh, always ready for a giggle. i just always ready for a laugh, always ready for a giggle. ijust think he was one of those people that you could trust, and just a great all—round guy. i am just so sad that he has been taken from us so early in his life. england have failed to qualify for next 0ctober‘s nations league finals after a 2—0 defeat to the top ranked team in the world, belgium. leicester forword youri tielemans opened the scoring before dries mertens found the back of the net from this freekick. the defeat is the tenth in a8 matches under gareth southgate for england, but there were some positives, notably the performance for england, but there were some positi' international he performance for england, but there were some positi' international career ormance for england, but there we