article_snippet.sent: City FA Cup-winning goalkeeper, Harry Dowd, has died, aged 76.
article_snippet.sent: Harry Dowd, a member of the side who beat Leicester City 1-0 at Wembley in 1969, played 181 games in nine years at Maine Road.
article_snippet.sent: Harry Dowd (third from right) celebrates after Manchester City win the FA Cup at Wembley in 1969 .
article_snippet.sent: The former keeper  joined the club as an amateur at the age of 20 in 1958 and carried on working as a plumber after turning professional two years later.
article_snippet.sent: Former City player Fred Eyre paid tribute to Harry Dowd, praising the popular stopper. '
article_snippet.sent: Harry was one of the most popular at the club, we all used to love Harry,' said Former City player Fred Eyre. '
article_snippet.sent: Harry was a great goalkeeper.'
article_snippet.sent: 'When we all had training Harry would come over and train with the team, and then afterwards Harry would go straight back to work.'
article_snippet.sent: Harry Dowd was succeeded at Manchester City by Joe Corrigan but continued playing at Manchester City before ending Joe Corrigan career at Oldham Athletic in 1974.
article_snippet.sent: Harry Dowd was a talented goalkeeper who continued working as a plumber throughout Harry Dowd professional career .
highlights_snippet.sent: Harry Dowd played a key role in FA Cup triumph over Leicester City .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Harry Dowd continued working as a plumber during Harry Dowd professional career .
  