Tommy Horan Death, Obituary; Former FA Trophy Winner with Dagenham Dies at 66

Tommy Horan Death, Obituary
Tommy Horan Death, Obituary; The football community is mourning the sudden passing of Tommy Horan, a former player who was part of the historic 1980 FA Trophy–winning team for Dagenham F.C.. Horan died unexpectedly at his home on Sunday morning at the age of 66, leaving behind family, friends, and former teammates who remember him both for his football talent and his remarkable character.

Horan grew up in Barking and attended St. Peter’s School Dagenham before continuing his education at Bishop Ward School. His football career began as an apprentice with West Ham United F.C., where he trained under respected manager John Lyall and developed the skills and discipline that would shape his future in the game.

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In 1978, Horan joined Dagenham F.C. under manager Laurie Wilkinson. He soon became an important member of the squad that achieved one of the club’s greatest milestones. The team famously lifted the FA Trophy at Wembley Stadium in 1980 after defeating

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