Ronnie Boyce, a legendary figure at West Ham United, has passed away at the age of 82. Boyce dedicated his entire career to the club from 1959 to 1972, making 341 appearances and playing a crucial role during its golden era alongside icons like Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst. His legacy was cemented when he scored the winning goal in the 1964 FA Cup final, marking the club's first major trophy. Tributes highlight his unwavering spirit, dedication to the team, and deep connection with fans, reflecting on both his remarkable football career and his humble character.
"A true one-club man, Boyce spent his entire career with the Hammers, making 341 appearances between 1959 and 1972, and was a key figure in the club's golden era."
"His most unforgettable moment came in the 1964 FA Cup final when he etched his name into history by scoring the winning goal, securing West Ham's first-ever major trophy."
"He fought illness in recent years with typical courage, bravery and no fuss, embodying the strength that earned him the nickname 'Ticker'—the heartbeat of West Ham's team in the 1960s."
"His love of the Club and the supporters meant so much to him, as did the quiet, honest, decent man he was—his family takes pride in his legacy."
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