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Cooper, Terry Myself and my brother were going to a Leeds home match 73 or 74 , went into a shop and there was Terry negotiating the sale of a second hand torch with a customer.
12-04-23 Rory Mackle
Cooper, Terry RIP LEEDS LEGEND. Taken too soon.
01-08-21 Mac
Cooper, Terry I have been a Leeds United fan since I was a little boy and am now 70, Terry Cooper was one of the Leeds United greats and has joined some of his great teammates in heaven. RIP Terry. Another legend gone to his heavenly home.
01-08-21 Pat Ryan
Cooper, Terry Totally genuine guy. Did so much for Bristol City when they were in there darkest hours. Total legend for us. Memorable times.
04-09-20 Ian davis
Cooper, Terry Like every other man in the famous Leeds team of the late 60s and early 70s, Terry was a legend. A hard man (no surprises there) but a gentle, well loved bloke off the field.
31-08-20 Sean O'Connell
Cooper, Terry I first saw Terry Cooper play for Leeds in the 60's and 70's. He was part of the brilliant Don Revie team, often said to be the best club side in the world at that time. I can remember reading that Terry started off as a winger, but the great Don, moved him to left back, where he became IMO the best attacking left back of that era. He was so quick and would take the ball past opposing players before passing or crossing the ball. His most memorable goal, was the one he scored against Arsenal in the League Cup final at Wembley, which was one of the first trophies for the Don Revie side. I also saw him play for England at Wembley, and was again impressed wth his skill and pace. Injuries, including a broken leg robbed him of more appearances, like many skilful players them days, he was unprotected by referees from dirty and unfair tackling. What I did see of him I will always treasure, great player and a gentleman. MOT
20-08-20 Derek Walker
Cooper , Terry I saw Terry play in the 1970 world cup finals in Mexico. He was and still is the best attacking Left-back I ever watched. He could take the ball around any opponent and he was simply a joy to watch.
Cooper , Terry Great manager at Birmingham. I taped some of the brmb radio soccer forums he did. I still have them now. Knowledgeable man great to listen to and I think he could have took Birmingham City to great things. Barry Fry took over and was nowhere near as good. Loyally stuck with Birmingham when they were in a mess. Terry should have been our manager for years. Respect
