Not an Ipswich fan but I once saw him play one of the greatest matches iv'e ever seen played by a defender, and iv'e been watching football for over 52 years
We were privileged to have him. A shame that his career was cut sort by injury. I think football fans would be more aware of his abilities had he played for other clubs, but a lot of professional players are and were aware of his talents. A great servant to the club.
Can't believe I've never come across this before. Wasn't around to see the Beat play but this shows him as the mythical, magical figure he has always been to me.
You know why Phil Thompson played so much for England in the late 1970s and early 1980s? (Kevin and Thomspon were friends)..Beattie was injured and his career ended, would have been perfect at the centre of defence with Butcher..
Aubrey Rooney A typical Norwich sheep shagger. We have a history unlike Norwich, we have had more well known players than Norwich, we have more supporters all over the world and we have a bigger ground. Just keep following Sheepshaggers City, they need you.
I cannot think of a SINGLE Norwich player who comes anywhere near Kevin Beattie, in terms of strength, power, heading ability, pace and shot. RIP the greatest Ipswich town player ever.
@@robbieporter1612 It's an echo chamber isn't it.... we used to be good, we were better than you 40 years ago, do you remember when? Blah blah blah 🙄 Yes, a great player, in his day, he'll be turning in his grave at the shower of sh!te that you have become, moving on, the future starts now.....
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RIP Kevin Beattie, the greatest Ipswich Town player ever.
Not an Ipswich fan but I once saw him play one of the greatest matches iv'e ever seen played by a defender, and iv'e been watching football for over 52 years
He was good Denise ❤
R.I.P. Kev...…. Proud and honoured to say I watched you all during your prime at Portman Road...…..Thanks for all the memories, God Bless..
I have also feel so lucky to have seen him play one of the altime ipswich greats
a true great RIP KEVIN ALWAYS FOUND TIME FOR THE FANS
The beat absolutely blue greatest ever legend
How much would he be worth today
Absolute genius. Was also lucky and privileged to watch him play
R.I.P Kevin Beattie 🙏
A great tribute.
A true Ipswich legend
A ipswich great what a legend
RIP the beat
Liverpool supporter but the beat was a great player sadly missed
RIP genius
We were privileged to have him. A shame that his career was cut sort by injury. I think football fans would be more aware of his abilities had he played for other clubs, but a lot of professional players are and were aware of his talents. A great servant to the club.
Can't believe I've never come across this before. Wasn't around to see the Beat play but this shows him as the mythical, magical figure he has always been to me.
Rip the beat
What player had the lot
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You know why Phil Thompson played so much for England in the late 1970s and early 1980s? (Kevin and Thomspon were friends)..Beattie was injured and his career ended, would have been perfect at the centre of defence with Butcher..
Bill Shankly tried to sign him for Liverpool.
Another history lesson from a club that has no future. Mind the Gap.
Aubrey Rooney A typical Norwich sheep shagger. We have a history unlike Norwich, we have had more well known players than Norwich, we have more supporters all over the world and we have a bigger ground. Just keep following Sheepshaggers City, they need you.
I cannot think of a SINGLE Norwich player who comes anywhere near Kevin Beattie, in terms of strength, power, heading ability, pace and shot. RIP the greatest Ipswich town player ever.
At least ipswich have history you have none and never will
@@nickburns1914 spot on mate
@@robbieporter1612 It's an echo chamber isn't it.... we used to be good, we were better than you 40 years ago, do you remember when? Blah blah blah 🙄 Yes, a great player, in his day, he'll be turning in his grave at the shower of sh!te that you have become, moving on, the future starts now.....