George Cohen Death, Obituary – According to the announcement that was made by Fulham Football Club, George Cohen, who had just recently passed away and had won the World Cup for England in 1966, had just recently passed away. This information was provided by Fulham Football Club. Cohen was a member of the England national football squad that triumphed in the World Cup in 1966. When Cohen passed away, he had already racked up 83 years of life experience. Cohen started at right back for England in the World Cup final that they played against Germany in 1966 at Wembley Stadium.
The match was between England and Germany. The team that England competed against was Germany. The contest featured England and Germany as the two teams playing against one another. The game’s final result was 4-2 in favor of England, and they went on to take first place in the competition overall as well. His whole career as a professional football player was spent with Fulham, and during that time he won 37 caps for England. Fulham was the only team he ever played for during his professional football career.
In addition to that, he was a participant in Fulham’s Football Association at that time period. His whole career as a professional football player was spent playing for just one team, and that team was Fulham. He never played for another club. The Fulham Football Club issued a statement in which it said that “everyone affiliated with Fulham Football Club is incredibly sorry to learn of the demise of one of our best ever players and gentleman George Cohen MBE.
In the statement, the Fulham Football Club also paid tribute to Cohen as a gentleman. The statement confirmed this information. The honorific title “Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire was bestowed to George Cohen MBE. Cohen was presented with the distinction of a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the year 2000, and during his time spent with the English national team, he participated in each and every one of England’s World Cup matches. During this time, Cohen also received the MBE award.
In the course of his career at Fulham, which spanned a total of 13 years, he participated in a total of 459 games, all of which took place within the Craven Cottage stadium. There was not a single one of those matches that took place in a venue other than the club’s home ground. There was only one location that could host any of his public appearances; this was always the case.