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he comes over very well. humble.

My favourite player ever and BOLTON’s greatest ever r i p Frank thanks for the memories

Average player giving an average interview.

One of my favourite ever footballers. What a talent. And such a nice bloke. RIP, Frank.

Frank was so likeable you can imagine it must have been great playing in the same team.

Any Frank Worthy fan should watch Bolton Wanderers final game at Burnden Park .... he is on the punditry team with a young Sam Allardyce ( a few years before he got BWFC job) they bounce off each other and are very in detail about 70s football, with an obvious Bolton bias, and a good insight into that stage.

Frank was a great footballer and genuine bloke met him a few times he was living in West huddersfield

Class act great player ! ☘️

I was named after him :)

What a brilliant player and what a great guy

Loved the man. What a player & socialised amongst us. Big American cars & blond girlfriends. RIP 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

He was class very good footballer rip from Barry and all at Birmingham city God bless

HUDDERSFIELD v WEST HAM F A Cup early 70s 4 2 win best ever game in my 60 years following my great town team. Also against some of the best England players ever produced.

One of my all time favourite English players he was special not like these over rated ones these days? He played in a great Leicester CFC team I followed for years. RIP Frank 🙏

Top Top bloke Frank most of these so called strikers would not be good enough to clean his boots

RIP god bless you sir

RIP Frank 🙁 Legend.

R.I.P Frank

thanks frank for your playing days through the years and now you with your idol who was elvis presley r.i.p great talent which you were as you sang one day you done it my way

Big Frank was an exceptional player and I've seen them all including the likes of Jimmy Greaves, George Best and Colin Bell. He was at least on a par with them. Probably he was the last world class player the UK has had. I did see his 'goal' against Ipswich live as I was a season ticket holder at Bolton then. Unusually, I was also on the railway end where the goal was scored, as I was late getting to Burnden park that day.

Such a talented footballer, and a very nice guy to boot. Miss you Frank !

Total Seventies footie legend. A great player and a serial shagger of the highest order. RIP : (

Rip Frank thanks for the memories playing with Birmingham, a true maverick of the game

Leicester City fan here, did not see Frank play for us just before my time, however me and the old man watched him play when he managed Hinckley Town (local leics team) he just sat in the centre circle all game on a mud heap pitch no one could get near him. Got a terrible ball fired at him from about 10 yards caught first time flicked it outside of the heal 30 years down the right perfect for the winger to run onto. My dad turned to me and said "now you can see why I bang abou him imagine what he was like 15 years ago", pure class. About 15 years ago he did an evening with at pub in Hinckley, he hung around after we had a couple of drinks with him never seen my dad like that before or since he was like a star struck school kid and loved every minute of it. Like Reactions:Fugazi and LGFOX

Frank was one of those players who looked loads older than he was in the 70s, god bless him. Up the villa.

What a brilliant interview. I lived through his era as a footballing boy. His name liveth forever.

Like when he says old second division next to the first division which is now called the premier league. I think the premier league is the first division and the next down should be the second division and so on.

Legend

RIP...Frank

A great player and good friend blessed with genius with a football, God bless you Frankie , HTAFC and England legend

No characters like this in football these days mores the pity. V talented player who knows what he might have achieved had he gone to Liverpool great career none the less. Rest in peace and thanks for the memories.

I was at that Huddersfield v West Ham Cup Match at Leeds Road, as a 13yo lad, and Frank was right, they played W Ham off the park - and won 4-2. Great day. RIP Frank: great player, great character.

The mold was broken when big Frank was born totally brilliant unique and a mavaric football from the good old days unlike now

Great interview, great man. RIP.

A fabulous footballer. I saw him play a few times and once he had that ball under control it was difficult to dispossess him. It was Leicester’s massive gain when he failed the medical at Liverpool. I was aware he had been ill but it was still a shock to hear Frank had passed on. R.I.P. Wortho.

Rip a true footballer and local hero

Rip Frank Worthington, one of the true greats.

What a player. RIP

Brilliant at Brighton for one season.

Supreme. Player. And a legend. R.i.P

In fitted right into the Southampton side when he was there.Quality.Keegan, Shilton , Holmes ,Channon Worthington...a golden era. God rest you Frank.

R.I.P frankie! One of the best players to play for Huddersfield town!

All of the players like Frank say the same thing. Practice, practice and more practice. There isn't a secret - you just have to be bloody daft for a bouncing ball. He's gone but definitely not forgotten.

R,I,P ............Super great talent .......Liverpool fan .....God Bless

What a player... what a personality! His love for the game and humble honest confidence in his ability puts the nancy players of today to shame. Thanks for the memories Frank - RIP.

What a player thanks for the memories Mr Worthington RIP

M J R Don revie picked him to play for England the players were assembled at the airport and Frank walked in wearing a lime green suit and a ten gallon hat Don revie said who the hells that one of the players said that is Frank Worthington he was a character

RIP a real unique Legend .Thank you for all you did for Birmingham KRO 💔😞

My absolute favourite player ever. Not an establishment shill but a true legend and lover of life. Bolton Hero. Never forget. RIP Frank