Ray Freeman (footballer)
English footballer (1944–2019)
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Raymond Freeman (1944 – 27 January 2019) was an English football player and manager.
Early life
Playing career
As a player, Freeman played in the United States and for English clubs including Cambridge United.[2]
Style of play
Freeman mainly operated as a wing-half and was known for his creativity and combativeness.[3]
Managerial career
Personal life
After helping Brann win the 1972 Norwegian Football Cup as manager, Freeman became the first person in history to be honored as an honorary citizen in Bergen, Norway.[5]
Death
Freeman died on 27 January 2019.[6]
