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John Clark, Celtic footballer who won the European Cup with the ‘Lisbon Lions’
John Clark, who has died aged 84, was a Scottish footballer who was a member of the “Lisbon Lions”, the Celtic team who in 1967 became the first British club to win the European Cup by defeating the strong favourites,
Celtic 'giant' & Lisbon Lion Clark dies aged 84
Celtic have paid tribute to Lisbon Lion John Clark, who has died at the age of 84. In more than 300 games for the club, Clark won several major honours, including four league titles. However, his greatest achievement came in 1967, when Celtic defeated Inter Milan in Lisbon to become the first British team to lift the European Cup.
John Clark: Legendary Celtic player, coach, kit man and Lisbon Lion dies aged 84
Celtic legend John Clark has died at the age of 84; he won six league titles, five League Cups, three Scottish Cups and the European Cup in 1967 during his time at the club; Clark spent over 45 years at Celtic as a player,
John Clark - the Celtic and Lisbon Lions legend - has been remembered as one of the club’s “giants” following his death at ...
He would say 'Celtic was always a way of life for me' and the club had cause to be thankful for his astonishing level of ...
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