Gerd Muller RIP

[Ronnie Whelan]

RIP to a great player.

[YorkshireRed]

To steal a bit from @VladimirIlyich. Definitely the greatest goal hanger in the history of football. 

 

Here’s a few photos to celebrate the life of the one and only Gerd Muller.

 

 

[Bjornebye]

Sickener. What a player 

[lifetime fan]

Pity he wasn’t in good enough health to see/appreciate Lewandowski break his record.  

[lifetime fan]

Would be fitting for the German National team to retire the No13 shirt. 

[Harry's Lad]

Muller, GOAL!!. What a striker. Rest in peace.

[Lario]

16 hours ago, YorkshireRed said:

To steal a bit from @VladimirIlyich. Definitely the greatest goal hanger in the history of football. 

 

Here’s a few photos to celebrate the life of the one and only Gerd Muller.

 

 

 

 

 

Ace picture that.

 

Class football - check.

Class kit - check.

Class boots - check.

Class locks - check.

Class celebration - check.

Perfect thigh definition - check.

[easytoslip]

19 hours ago, VladimirIlyich said:

Sensational striker and one of my draft picks for best striker outside our own club. I modelled myself on him as a kid and was a prize goalhanger who took the glory on the school playground.

Haha pretty much the same, I remember seeing an old school mate in the Salt Box Litherland after many years  he was in the same team, fuck me alright Gerd haven't seen you for years he said. I'm

 

[Haan'sThunderbolt]

In the early 80s I was given a collection of some mid/late 70s Shoot annuals; and there was a feature in it: 'Gerd The Goal', aka Der Bomber. He was always in the right place, and his record was astonishing. I also recall a statement, "his work rate isn't very good, but he certainly knows were the goal is".

[Tony Moanero]

[KMD7]

On 15/08/2021 at 13:06, Stickman said:

Has there even been a more deadly striker ? 
 

He might have not done much else on the pitch but as they say sticking the ball in the net is the hardest thing to do 

 

 

Brilliant that. The lob at 1:47 was outrageous.

[Peter Cormack]

A great player,  „short fat Gerd“ was his other nickname. He played sweeper in frontof the back 4 for Bayern when they got a 0-0 at Anfield back in the day. I was in the paddock and he never crossed the halfway line; Alun Evans scored the German goal of the season in the second leg which we lost 3-1. 

[YorkshireRed]

A minutes applause for Das Bomber at the beginning of the German Super Cup.

 

This week a genuine football legend left us. 
 

I always feel particularly sad when the ‘greats’ pass on. These are the players I used to read about in my football books, sometimes under the bedclothes with a torch when I was supposed to be sleeping. 

 

[Red Shift]

Deadly in front of goal. Wonderful memories, thanks Gerd. Enjoy your down time.