Gordon McQueen, former Scotland defender, dies aged 70
His contributions on the field were highly regarded by fans and teammates alike.
KATHMANDU: Former Scotland defender Gordon McQueen has passed away.
Gordon McQueen was known for his successful playing career, which included stints at both Manchester United and Leeds United.
During his time at Manchester United, he achieved notable success, winning the Premier League and FA Cup titles. His contributions on the field were highly regarded by fans and teammates alike.
McQueen also represented Scotland on the international stage, earning 30 caps for the national team.
However, he, unfortunately, missed out on the opportunity to participate in the 1978 FIFA World Cup due to an injury.
In recent years, Gordon McQueen had been battling dementia, which is a devastating disease.
His passing serves as a reminder of the importance of raising awareness about the long-term effects of head injuries and the need for support and research in this area.
Gordon McQueen’s legacy as a talented and respected football player will be remembered by fans and his contributions to the sport will not be forgotten.
