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Lisbon Lion John Clark Attained Football Immortality with Celtic, Funeral Told
- John Clark, a Celtic footballer and Lisbon Lion, died aged 84 last week, with his funeral held on July 4 in Glasgow.
- Clark's long association with Celtic started in 1959 and included winning the European Cup in 1967, the first British club to do so.
- His career featured over 300 appearances, six league titles, 15 major trophies, and a role as a club servant for five decades.
- Manager Brendan Rodgers said, "Greatness is a very fitting tribute for John Clark," highlighting his knowledge, wisdom, and inspiration.
- Clark’s passing prompted a large funeral gathering including former players Roy Keane and Ian Wright and confirmed his lasting legacy at Celtic.
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Lisbon Lion John Clark attained football immortality with Celtic, funeral told
The defender from Lanarkshire, who died last month aged 84, was a member of Celtic’s history-making European Cup-winning side in 1967.
·Scotland, United Kingdom
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Roy Keane and Ian Wright attend funeral of Celtic icon as ex-Man Utd chief pays respects - The Mirror
The funeral of Celtic legend John Clark took place on Friday, with Roy Keane, Ian Wright and former Manchester United chief Patrick Stewart among those in attendance
·London, United Kingdom
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