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Sad news on Astle day that Ray Treacy has passed away.
RIP Ray.
THE Club was saddened to hear of the passing of Ray Treacy last night, aged 68, following a short illness.
Read more at
http://www.wba.co.uk/news/article/west-b...DRtSFUt.99
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I remember Johnny Giles bought him back (from Charlton) when we got back in 76, and he couldn't stop scoring. He played alongside him in the Eire team, and it was good to have him back at the Club.
R.I.P. Paddy
(some minutes' silences today).
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Spot on TalkSaft,
I remember him well - frightening when players you saw in your youth start to leave us
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It's the price you pay for reaching our age, Willie. (I'm guessing you're about 70..............hahaha)
Shouldn't laugh.
I knew one of Paddy's former Charlton teammates, and he was delighted to see him back in the top Division. Nice bloke as well.
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I remember Ray Treacy and always liked him.
RIP Ray
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Played for PNE seem to remember he was a bit frustrating to watch but RIP and condolences to his family
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