Iconic FA Cup goalscorer Ronnie Radford dies at age of 79

Ronnie Radford's footage of the goal he scored in the third round, winning the game 2-1 in 1972, is one of the most watched and treasured scenes. Many years later, the modest Radford said that goals like his are scored every week and everywhere. He added that they were playing in the Football Association (FA) Cup's classic story and that goal had to be a part of the script.

What did Hereford say?

Hereford released a statement on Wednesday that said they were devastated to hear the news and extended their condolences to his friends and family during this extremely trying and sad time. The statement also said that Ronnie was not only a part of Hereford folklore but a part of the game's history and had kept Hereford on the map since 1972. He had a modest and friendly approach to life and was an epitome of a man. He always felt delighted meeting his old teammates and visiting Edgar Street. They said they would always keep Ronnie close to their hearts at the Street and celebrate him forever. May he rest in peace. Radford was Worcester City's manager from 1974 to 1975 and took the team to second in their league.

FAQs:

1. What does Hereford think about Radford?
   Amongst other things, the statement Hereford released said that Ronnie was a part of Hereford folklore and the game's history.
2. Why is Radford famous?
   Ronnie Radford scored an iconic goal for Hereford United against Newcastle.