John Fallon, celebrated as the 12th Lisbon Lion, has died at the age of 84. He was a key figure in Celtic's history, having been the sole substitute during the club's landmark victory against Inter Milan in 1967, making them the first British club to win the European Cup. Over his 14 years with Celtic, he secured six league titles, five League Cups, and two Scottish Cups, totaling nearly 200 appearances. Following his Celtic tenure, he played for Motherwell and Greenock Morton. Celtic has expressed deep sorrow over his passing, honoring his lifelong dedication.
John Fallon, the 12th Lisbon Lion and former Celtic goalkeeper, passed away at the age of 84, having been part of the first British team to win the European Cup.
Fallon enjoyed a successful Celtic career, winning six league titles, five League Cups, and two Scottish Cups over a span of 14 years, making nearly 200 appearances.
Celtic expressed deep sadness at Fallon's passing, stating his unwavering love for the club was a constant throughout his life, and his presence will be deeply missed.
Fallon's death occurred just a month after fellow Lisbon Lion John Clark, highlighting the loss of an era for Celtic Football Club.
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