Joey Jones will always be remembered as a true football hero who gave his heart to the game and touched the lives of many both on and off the pitch.
Liverpool FC has confirmed that their former player Joey Jones has passed away at the age of 70. He died on Tuesday morning after battling illness. Joey was loved by fans for his passion, energy, and dedication on the field.
Joey played 100 matches for Liverpool between 1975 and 1978. During his time at the club, he helped them win two European Cups, one UEFA Cup, and a league title. He was a key part of one of Liverpool’s most successful teams in history.
Before and after his time at Liverpool, Joey also played for Wrexham, Chelsea, and Huddersfield Town. He started his career with Wrexham and returned there later in his career, becoming a club legend. Many fans still remember him as one of their all-time favorites.
On the international stage, Joey played 72 times for Wales and scored one goal. He gave everything for his country and was a proud representative of Welsh football.
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