Joey Jones was a "Liverpool fan at heart" and famous for his "dressing room craic", said Phil Thompson after his former team-mate's death at the age of 70 on Tuesday. Jones enjoyed a glittering three-year period with Liverpool,

Joey was a tough uncompromising player on pitch - even sent off on his debut for Chelsea - but an absolute gentleman off it.

Put together in honour of left-back Joey Jones, who has sadly passed away at the age of 70 after a period of illness, the fan-favourite became the first ever Welshman to win the European Cup after helping the Reds beat Monchengladbach.

Joey Jones' iconic clenched fist gesture commonly seen at Anfield during his Liverpool days was not as well received when turning out for Chelsea and led to him being put before an FA panel

Joey Jones was a cult hero for a generation of football fans. Supporters of Wrexham, Liverpool, Chelsea and Wales will mourn the death, aged 70, of a colourful personality who epitomised “playing for the jersey” for every club he represented, his natural enthusiasm carrying him to the summit of European football.

Fox News contributor Johnny Joey Jones’ first book spent eight weeks on The New York Times Best Sellers list — yet he was shocked when his latest debuted at No. 1. “It was quite a surprise

Joey Jones, a two-time European Cup winner with the dominant Liverpool team of the 1970s, has passed away at the age of 70.

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