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Official Site of Hull City · Jun 2, 2021

Chris Chilton: Book of Condolence

The Club has opened a Book of Condolence following the passing of our record goalscorer Chris Chilton last month.

Chris was a hero to the thousands and thousands of fans that watched him play for Hull City between 1960 and 1971, a period in which he scored an incredible 222 goals in 477 appearances.

His goalscoring feats are legendary in the Tigers’ history books and fans are invited to share some of their memories in the Book of Condolence which has been placed inside the Tiger Leisure store at the KCOM Stadium.

Supporters can write as much or as little as they wish in the book, which will be passed on to the Chilton family.

Full story at Official Site of Hull City

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