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‘Idolised by many on the terraces’
Aston Villa have paid tribute to club legend Gary Shaw, who has died aged 63 from injuries sustained in a fall.
He helped Villa win the 1981 league title and the European Cup in 1982, after coming through the youth ranks at his boyhood club, and went on to score 79 goals in 213 games for the West Midlands club.
“Aston Villa Football Club is deeply shocked and profoundly saddened to learn that Gary Shaw, one of our European Cup-winning heroes, has passed away.
“Gary was one of our own – a talented striker who delighted supporters with his goalscoring exploits which helped fire Villa to success in the 1980s.
“Individual accolades would also follow for a player who was idolised by many on the terraces.
“The thoughts of everyone at the club are with Gary’s family and loved ones at this extremely difficult time.”
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