Manchester United and Nottingham Forest legend, Jeff Whitefoot, passes away at 90

Former Manchester United and Nottingham Forest player Jeff Whitefoot has passed away at the age of 90. Whitefoot, known for his precise passing skills, made 285 appearances for Forest before retiring in 1967. He was part of the original 'Busby Babes' at Manchester United and played a key role in the team's success in the 1950s. Manchester United and Nottingham Forest have both expressed deep sadness at the loss of Whitefoot, highlighting his contributions to their respective clubs. Whitefoot was praised for his intelligence on the field, exquisite ball control, and competitive spirit despite his small stature. He was remembered as a key figure in the history of both clubs. Whitefoot's career spanned from his debut with Manchester United in 1950 to his time at Nottingham Forest, where he achieved success in the FA Cup and the First Division. His impact on the teams he played for was significant, with his skills and dedication earning him a lasting place in club folklore. As the last surviving member of the Nottingham Forest side that won the FA Cup in 1959, Whitefoot's legacy in English football is celebrated by fans and clubs alike. His passing marks the end of an era for football enthusiasts who remember his contributions to the sport during a pivotal period in its history.