Gary Shaw, a legendary striker for Aston Villa, passed away at the age of 63 following injuries from a fall. The club honored him with tributes, recalling his pivotal role during their golden era, including winning the European Cup in 1982 and being a significant player in their title-winning team of 1981. Shaw, described as the 'golden boy' of Villa, was well-regarded for his talent, having won multiple young player awards, although he never received a full cap for England despite his impressive goal record. Current manager Unai Emery emphasized Shaw's importance to the club's legacy and stated that the team would wear black armbands in his honor during their upcoming matches. Shaw was remembered not only for his on-field prowess but also for his humility and strong connection with the fans. His legacy continues to inspire the current generation of Villa players as they embark on their Champions League campaign.