Former West Brom keeper Godden dies aged 70
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Former West Brom keeper Godden dies aged 70
"Tony Godden was a hugely popular figure at The Hawthorns, making 228 consecutive appearances for Albion, a club record that still stands today."
"West Bromwich Albion expressed that they are 'desperately saddened' by Godden's passing, with thoughts going out to his friends, family, and loved ones."
"Chelsea stated they were 'greatly saddened' by Godden's death, recalling his memorable performance where he saved two penalties in a match against Manchester United."
"A tribute to Tony Godden is planned for Friday's home match against Wrexham, honoring his contributions to West Bromwich Albion and football."
Tony Godden, a former goalkeeper for West Bromwich Albion, has died at the age of 70. He made a club record of 228 consecutive appearances and played a total of 329 matches for Albion from 1977 to 1986. Godden also had stints at Chelsea and Birmingham City. West Bromwich Albion expressed deep sadness over his passing, extending condolences to his friends and family. A tribute is scheduled for the upcoming home match against Wrexham. Chelsea also mourned his loss, recalling his significant contributions during his time with the club.
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