Just seen some sad news from big Kev, it appears we have lost a legend, RIP Nat

 

 

?Just seen this. Heartbroken.

I'm not old enough to have seen Nat play but I did have the pleasure of meeting him. He was a true gentleman who seemed to have more than enough time for everyone.

 

You will be missed but never forgotten.

 

RIP Nat Lofthouse OBE

A true legend and gent who will be sadly missed by all

Edited January 16, 201115 yr by BL2wanderer

Courage & Humility - Lion of Man

 

Thank You Nat and Rest in Peace

 

 

Wanderer Forever

RIP. I was fortunate enough to see the great man play.

LEGEND

Idolised him as a kid, used to dribble stones up and down our back lane pretending I was him.

 

RIP Nat. Boltons greatest son and the greatest footballer never to receive a knighthood.

A true Bolton legend, RIP Nat

There will never be another.

 

RIP great man.

RIP to the great man. Words cannot describe how much Bolton's son will be missed. Thanks for the memories.

A gentleman and a legend.

 

Gone but never forgotten

 

RIP, you will be sadly missed

RIP Nat

 

Through and through a perfect chap.

A true Bolton Legend. RIP Nat

RIP Nat - a true gentleman - always had time for the fans.

R.I.P Sir Nat - a true bolton legend

 

i had the pleasure to meet nat on a few occasions over the years - had a pint with him a few times , he always had time for a chat, a true gentleman

Not ashamed to say I cried when I found out. Had the pleasure of meeting him briefly and its the only time I've been awestruck. Hopefully the club will come up with a fitting tribute.

 

RIP Nat. A legend in the truest sense of the word.

Was lucky enough to meet Nat and he was a proper gent, taking his England caps for kids to wear at the Junior Whites. His house was like a museum to his career.

 

RIP

 

Can't believe that the club's announcement has a Tesco advert on it.

RIP Nat. Not much else to say. Fondest memory was when he was on ITV explaining Blackpool's Sherpa Van Northern Final penalty miss that virtually hit the Normid.

RIP Nat Lofthouse 'One Club' Man

 

Player, Manager, President

 

He was Proud to be a Wanderer

 

 

lots of respect

from Zozzy

Didn't see Nat play but always proud that my team had such a legend.

 

Remember George Oghani fluffing a header & old timer behind me saying (in Lancashire dialect) "eeh if that'd been Nat 'ed ave broke back of t'net".

 

RIP Nat

As a kid my mum worked for his wife, even in his hey day he would all her stag and family Xmas and birthday presents, and he always had time for the fans

 

A true one off legend and I am proud to have known him as a player and friend.

 

RIP Nat x x

RIP Nat.

too young to see him play but his record shows what a player he was had the pleasure of meeting him once when he presented me witha winners medal after winning the cup for school on the reebok. Me is Mr Bolton Wanderers a true legend for club and country. sleep well Nat we will miss you but never forget you.

Only just seen this morning after motd

 

True gentleman, football would be a better place with more blokes like him.

 

Rip Nat, a proper legend

Edited January 16, 201115 yr by HomerJay

Im too young too truly appreciate what a great footballer he was for Bolton. What an ambassador for the club and game in general he was though. RIP Nat.

Edited January 16, 201115 yr by Winchester White

Sad to hear of the great man's passing, RIP Nat, codolences to all the Lofthouse family.

A truly great, honest and loyal man has been taken from us.

One Club Legend - Our Club Legend