John Vaughan, the former goalkeeper for Fulham and Cambridge United, has died at the age of 62.
Vaughan’s passing marks the end of a career that spanned professional club football and a subsequent, long tenure in coaching. While he is best known to fans for his time between the posts for Fulham, he also represented Cambridge United during his playing days.
Beyond his active playing career, Vaughan established himself as a dedicated goalkeeping coach, dedicating his later years to developing the next generation of shot-stoppers.
The news of his death was reported by Punch Nigeria, which confirmed the former keeper’s passing.
Vaughan’s contributions to the sport are remembered through his on-field performances and his off-field work in training, leaving a legacy in both professional football and technical coaching.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>