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Liverpool FC has mourned the death of club legend Joey Jones, aged 70.
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He played 100 games in the 1970s, winning key titles and 70+ Wales caps.
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His legacy of passion and loyalty lives on.
Liverpool FC mourns the passing of Joey Jones, who died at 70.
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On Tuesday, the club issued a heartfelt statement, sending condolences to his family and friends.
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Jones made 100 appearances for the Reds in the late 1970s and drove Liverpool to three major trophies: the First Division title, the European Cup and the UEFA Cup.
One of the club’s greatest periods was characterised by his ferocious dedication and brave runs down the left wing.
He also starred for Wales, winning over 70 caps and carrying his Anfield passion onto the international stage.
Liverpool summed it up best:
“The thoughts of everyone at LFC are with Joey’s family and friends at this sad time.”
Just weeks after Diogo Jota’s tragic death in Spain, the club faces another heartbreaking loss.
Joey Jones left a legacy of grit and glory that Reds will never forget.
