Summary
John Robertson, a Scottish footballer, passed away at 72. He was recognized for winning the European Cup twice and significantly contributing to Nottingham Forest's success. Robertson is remembered as an influential player in football, known for his skill and consistency.
Key Facts
- John Robertson was a Scottish footballer who died at 72.
- He won the European Cup twice, which is a major European soccer championship.
- Robertson scored winning goals in crucial matches, including against England at Wembley Stadium and at a World Cup.
- He played an important role in Nottingham Forest's success, a period when the team achieved significant victories.
- His playing style was highly praised, and he was known for his consistency and skill.
- He was involved in various trophies both as a player and as a coach.
- Robertson was featured in BBC Scotland's "Icons of Football" series.
- Teammates and others in the football community highly respected him for his contributions to the sport.
