| Hughen Riley R.I.P. 13:04 - Feb 20 with 4594 views | turnthescrew |
Hughen Riley, former Dale player has passed away.
Those fans from that era will definitely remember him with a smile. Great servant to Dale and a member of a great team.
Rest in Peace Hughen. |  | | |  |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 13:16 - Feb 20 with 4563 views | EllDale |
Minutes silence or applause in order on Saturday?
RIP to a key player at a great time to be a Dale fan. | | | |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 13:45 - Feb 20 with 4475 views | Edindale |
Great player - what we could do with him in our current squad. Fully committed, athletic, skill-full, tenacious and chipped in with useful goals from midfield.
R.I.P. | | | |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 14:34 - Feb 20 with 4421 views | D_Alien |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 13:45 - Feb 20 by Edindale |
Great player - what we could do with him in our current squad. Fully committed, athletic, skill-full, tenacious and chipped in with useful goals from midfield.
R.I.P. |
That includes a memorable hat-trick in a game against (i think) Brighton, a 3-3 draw
With the loss of Vinnie Leech through injury, he came in and filled that gap, and more
RIP |  |
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| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 15:51 - Feb 20 with 4308 views | EllDale |
This maybe a complete urban myth but I’m sure that I read somewhere when he was playing that before he’d signed for Dale as a youngster that he’d worked on the bins in Accrington? | | | |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 15:55 - Feb 20 with 4293 views | TVOS1907 |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 15:51 - Feb 20 by EllDale |
This maybe a complete urban myth but I’m sure that I read somewhere when he was playing that before he’d signed for Dale as a youngster that he’d worked on the bins in Accrington? |
Rubbish! |  |
| A wise man would be able to self-analyse and perhaps understand. |
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| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 19:10 - Feb 20 with 4115 views | Edindale |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 14:34 - Feb 20 by D_Alien |
That includes a memorable hat-trick in a game against (i think) Brighton, a 3-3 draw
With the loss of Vinnie Leech through injury, he came in and filled that gap, and more
RIP |
Yes Brighton - well remembered! | | | |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 19:12 - Feb 20 with 4108 views | Yorkshire_Dale |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 13:45 - Feb 20 by Edindale |
Great player - what we could do with him in our current squad. Fully committed, athletic, skill-full, tenacious and chipped in with useful goals from midfield.
R.I.P. |
I always thought he was a forward, he did seem to score a few. Oh, for a player like Hughen in today's squad.....
RIP. | | | |
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| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 19:45 - Feb 20 with 4043 views | EllDale |
Think he started off as a forward but was converted to a midfielder and took Vinny Leech’s number 4 shirt. | | | |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 20:29 - Feb 20 with 3963 views | pioneer |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 14:34 - Feb 20 by D_Alien |
That includes a memorable hat-trick in a game against (i think) Brighton, a 3-3 draw
With the loss of Vinnie Leech through injury, he came in and filled that gap, and more
RIP |
Yes, he came into the first team in the 67-8 team but lost his place in the team when Leech was signed. Played one game in the promotion season. Then a regular after Leechs career ending injury. | | | |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 20:40 - Feb 20 with 3939 views | EllDale |
I think he played number seven in a midweek game at Doncaster? I couldn’t go as it was a school night! The team were short of goals and Joe Fletcher had a handful of games there as well before Norman Whitehead reclaimed that particular shirt. | | | |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 20:44 - Feb 20 with 3925 views | downunder |
Good mate of Steve Melledew, often joining him at my grans house (Ethel nee Melledew) for pre match meal of potato pie, pastry crust and all. Nutritionists take note, I do not recall it affecting their performances.
RIP |  | | |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 05:15 - Feb 21 with 3680 views | pioneer |
| Hughen Riley R.I.P. on 20:40 - Feb 20 by EllDale |
I think he played number seven in a midweek game at Doncaster? I couldn’t go as it was a school night! The team were short of goals and Joe Fletcher had a handful of games there as well before Norman Whitehead reclaimed that particular shirt. |
correct….it was the only away loss in the first 9 away games that season and Docaster went up as champions.
His hat trick v brighton was in the first game after the coventry FACup victory. | | | |
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