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Peters was only handed his England debut by manager Alf Ramsey shortly before the 1966 World Cup and he impressed in a 2-0 win over Yugoslavia.
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his goal looked set to win the final at Wembley, only for West Germany to level with seconds remaining before
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Hurst sealed a 4-2 win and completed his hat-trick in extra time. Asked about his goal, Peters
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once said: "The emotion was like being struck by lightning, it was unbelievable." Ramsey himself said Peters was "10 years ahead of his time". West Ham said Peters, Hurst and Moore were able to "ensure immortality for Ramsey's team". The club's joint owners David Sullivan and David Gold, said: "In many ways, though, Martin's greatest legacy is not the World Cup medal itself, but the example that he provides to every young player who walks through the door of our Academy. "The word 'legend' is used all too freely nowadays. But
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Martin Peters is a true legend. A legend of West Ham United. A legend of world football. And his contribution to our club and our game will never, ever be forgotten."