Eamonn Dolan RIP
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Re: Eamonn Dolan RIP
remember seeing his first goals for the club. He went absolutely mental when they went in. In fact I think I was there for each of his goals. He was a favourite of mine at the time
God bless you mate, far too young an age
RIP
God bless you mate, far too young an age
RIP
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Re: Eamonn Dolan RIP
Very, very sad, used to love watching him and Stuart Slater play together.
I remember when he was first diagnosed in the early 90's and was over the moon when he originally held it off.
One of my favourite ever matches as a youngster was the West Ham v Sunderland where Eamon scored twice. 5-0 we won, Slater, Keen and Mad Dog scored if memory serves me right.
RIP, far too young
I remember when he was first diagnosed in the early 90's and was over the moon when he originally held it off.
One of my favourite ever matches as a youngster was the West Ham v Sunderland where Eamon scored twice. 5-0 we won, Slater, Keen and Mad Dog scored if memory serves me right.
RIP, far too young
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Re: Eamonn Dolan RIP
He was in the year above me at school. Shocking news. RIP.swash wrote:Was in the year below me at school
RIP
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Re: Eamonn Dolan RIP
Reading FC website: http://www.readingfc.co.uk/news/article ... 48119.aspxmushy wrote: Has this officially been announced yet? Not heard anything on the radio.
RIP
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Re: Eamonn Dolan RIP
Knew Eamonn well and worked directly for him as a scout st Exeter City , genuine nice bloke and lovely family very sad RIP
Re: Eamonn Dolan RIP
Very Sad news. I remember his goal celebrations against Sunderland and also against someone in the Zenit Data Systems cup.
RIP Eamonn
RIP Eamonn
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Re: Eamonn Dolan RIP
RIP mate. So sorry to hear this. Came across as one of the good guys. Far too young.
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Re: Eamonn Dolan RIP
Absolutely gutted at this news, remember a friendly at Exeter City, with all proceeds going to Eamonns cancer fund, hundreds of us turned up and he was beside himself and was not happy untill he personally shook hands and thanked everyone in West Ham colours, tragic awfully thing to happen to a couageous, lovely fella, and a good player as well, RIP Eamonn