Tony Cottee is Almost 59, Now His Ex-wife Revealed This...
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- čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
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Antony Richard Cottee, A.K.A. Tony Cottee, enjoyed a very glorious soccer career as one of the most recognizable strikers of his time but continued to struggle badly in his personal life. After being left by his wife in such a horrible situation, let’s see what Tony has to say after 8 years of their divorce. This is one of the most heartbreaking stories in the football industry.
Born on 11 July 1965 in the district of Forest Gate, London, Tony didn’t come into this world with a silver spoon in his mouth. His parents belonged to a working class who had to go through endless struggles to ensure a proper upbringing of their child. His father worked as a factory worker and his mother was a school cleaner whose combined income wasn’t sufficient to fulfill even their important needs. But these endless struggles taught Tony the value of hard work and resilience, which he would demonstrate on the field later. Despite their financial struggles, Tony’s parents encouraged him to play football. And from his early days, the kid showed exceptional talent and a natural affinity for the sport. - Sport
Typical trophy wife, leaves when the good times have gone …dogs aren’t they, unreal numbers of ex pros divorced
A sad reality we live in today😔
AWALT All Women Are Like That ... They are just social w**res ... We "Work them out" too late.
Women do NOT love men ..They love what they can GET from them.
Not dogs,dogs are loyal mate.
@@bruetenn666 100% Correct ... As men we learn about "Female nature" ..Too late
AWALT ..All Women Are Like That
TC was an Everton legend. We dont forget our own. He loved us, we loved him. Remember the 4-4 against the RS? Hat-trick on debut? Class. All the best Tony
She was probably the reason why the money ran out. Even 5K a back then was a massive amount and would set you up.
Should still be on soccer Saturday...he was brilliant 👏 instead of ticking box sue smith!
We all want him back
@@Sport_Icons_WorldWidedo we?
@@Sport_Icons_WorldWidedo we? Couldn't care less who's on that boring show and i doubt i'm the only one.
Some of the commentary is so far over the top.
The whole world will remember him.
What an awful video.....there was absolutely no point in producing it
This channel is a disgrace it needs reporting and removing tbh
As a young footballer in the 80s I loved watching Tony bang in the goals with Frank,West Ham were an exciting team to watch and played good football. Hated Frank when he played with Celtic but respected him ,even more now. This is a story which we see so much with ex football players. Best of luck to Tony!
Celtic fan, had to laugh at the comment about his stature being only 5'7", well Tony was a giant compared to my hero Jimmy Johnstone who was only 5'1" and made every hatchet man in European and World football look a fool with his sublime skills.
ive come to know tony. hes a great westham fan, hes done a forward in my revised book and i thank him ,we all have times in our lives when the shit hits the fan, i wish him all the best for the future and hope to meet up in europe if we get there again.
can you edit shit to proverbial in the book Bill ? Love Tony ,player and one of us COYI ...last forward to bag over 20 goals ...yeah we all had the proverbial hit the fan bro
So basicly when the money slowed down she left sounds familiar lovely girl
Exactly scum sisters everywhere these days
who wants to live in poverty tho
@MagicMush187 you have to be kidding?
@@oldskool731 well ... that's mentioned in the wedding vows you know
@@oldskool731get a job freeloader that she is
I remember his debut goal on Match of the Day , I think against Tottenham. As an Evertonian I'll never forget his debut for us against Newcastle on the opening day. A hat trick with the first insde 30 seconds. Never heard anyone have a bad word to say about TC. Great goalscorer and a lovely person.
I’m a Liverpool supporter but Cottee typified Everton in the late 80’s early 90’s. A nuisance but always gave everything on the pitch.
Agreed 😂
Agree with that also
Have met him a few times, he was always polite, friendly and sociable. He was great at Leicester City 🦊 .... A fantastic signing, an inspired signing by the then Manager Martin O'Neill. It seemed that nobody else wanted him. Formed a great partnership with a very young Emile Heskey. Was always a delight to watch him playing ....
I very much doubt that " the whole world will remember for ever and ever "
I’m pleased he found someone else.
A Leicester Legend 💙
Loved Tony at Leicester
Coming from a middle class family you said they were poor get it right mate
Middle class is poor
@@dobianuli2742 well what’s poor then
What have Rod Stewart and Sean Dyche got to do with this?
And Steve Potts 😂
Get him on in Wrighties place MOTD 😊
Meet TC at WH tour great bloke
Its FOOTBALL not soccer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Footy togga head the ball anything nt soccer
all about money 👋
Maradona 5ft 6 , Aguero 5ft 8 .
Messi five foot seven and a half , the English game is obsessed with size. Kevin Keegan released by Doncaster Rovers saying he was too small. Scunthorpe picked him up and he blossomed.
No harder a life than most.
Apparently she gave him the clap and ran off with a woman !!! I think that hurts more than another guy being involved
Wld make u wonder if you ever really knew her.one door shuts another one opens.dont let it get you down TC im sure you mate frank mac will have a few strays hanging about
Should have said " She continued living the life she was used to "
How do you know Anthony? That's right, you don't, you've got no idea what was going on behind closed doors between two people you dont even know. You bloody weirdo
She's no trophy more of a car boot trophy best left alone. Shame Tony I hope sort ya self out 👏🏻
Love u Tony cottee I remember being behind the goal in the 4-4 draw in the Merseyside derby I'm 51 now but I always remember that goal and I'm glad u are happy now, I say ur ex should have stood by u, but hey shit happens init m8 love ya man xxx
Why’s Steve Potts picture at 4 mins 😂
It's his own fault for marrying a good digger, should have bn more wiser of who you decided to choose as your wife
Bollocks hes just been on the under the cosh podcast and doing welll
Rod Stewart 😂😂 made an appearance for west Ham 😂
" The whole world would remember forever ".....hmmmmmmmm......
We sure will😂
What a pathetic video. Leave him alone
Tony worked hard to get to be a pro
Scored almost 1 in 2 games in his career
Wife watched kids and spent money
Tony retired his wife left him as money dried up (surprise eh)
Tony is happy with Karen.
AI this. Clickbait.
Who?
Who put this together?!!Thats his now wife Karen on the video
Great goal scorer. but not the greatest of personalities. Far too serious, very business orientated and not much of a soh. McAvennie in contrast, is a laugh a minute, down to earth funny guy, the complete opposite to TC.
What out for the blondes
However
Tremendous servant for Everton .. Tony gave me the best moment in football when he scored the equaliser in a 4:4 cup match against Liverpool in 1991
Thats a memory to cherish for really
Tony signed my football at a summer training camp for boys. He was a model professional in front of us and does not deserve the morally bankrupt misfortune he seems to have faced.
Tony Cottee was utter garbage for Everton, scored 99 goals and never once proved to be a big match winner, Graeme Sharpe said he was never a team player, if he scored the only goal in a 3 1 defeat he would believe he had done his job and others had let the team down.
GO ON , name me one BIG game were Cottee scored us the winner, you will still be searching in 10 years time.
Left Neville Southall out of his all time best 11 for a shitty West Ham keeper, total bluffer
@@johnbarton3252 I think overall his career with us was disappointing, not garbage. But since he joined us in 1988 nobody has scored more than his 99 goals for the club. He scored lots of his goals against the weaker top flight sides and lower league sides in the cup, bit of a flat track bully, to go with lots of missed penalties, but I don't think he ever had a partner he truly gelled with at Everton or we gave him the right service. I think the biggest goal he ever scored for us was a late winner ironically at West Ham at the back end of the 93/94 season when we were deep in relegation trouble. It proved to be his last Everton goal.
@@johnbarton3252 Grow up.
I don't think the player @ 4:02 is Tony Cottee.
😂😂 nothing like him