RIP. Sad news from England: former Fulham goalkeeper dies at 62

London club Fulham have officially announced the death of former goalkeeper John Vaughan, who passed away at the age of 62.

Details: The English goalkeeper spent two seasons between the posts for the Cottagers, making 44 appearances in the national league. The London club expressed its deepest and most heartfelt condolences to John’s family, friends, loved ones and former teammates at this difficult time.

Numerous figures from the British football community have also shared messages of sympathy. Fans and former teammates are paying tribute to the veteran’s reliability and devotion to the game, while the goalkeeper’s memory will be honored with a minute of applause at English Football League stadiums.

It is worth noting that John Vaughan enjoyed a long playing career and became a cult figure at Cambridge United, where he made more than 230 appearances and helped the team secure two successive promotions. After hanging up his boots, Vaughan went on to work successfully as a goalkeeping coach for decades at Bradford City, Barnsley, Huddersfield Town and York City, making a significant contribution to the development of goalkeeping in England.

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