He probably had a lot on his plate with minding that muppet Steve Staunton too. Anyway, RIP Bobby.
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He probably had a lot on his plate with minding that muppet Steve Staunton too. Anyway, RIP Bobby.
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He will be missed, maybe not by Mr Delaney, but still missed
The last of the greats! Lots of managers could learn a lot from Bobby I honestly think he was very under rated as a manager and a man of football.
RIP Bobby the football world today is less without you in it!
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Last of the greats,dont kid yourself manOriginally Posted by DBTS
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Definitely not the last of the greats, but an absolute gentleman.
He may have been suffering but he kept fighting till the end.
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Great man alright but for dbts to say he was the last of the greats just shows he wants ferguson dead.
a true great of the game pity we don't have the likes of him around in football these days, you were a class act Bobby R.I.P...
r.i.p.....
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Shows what was thought of him he got a 15 min standing ovation at the game last weekend,
he is considered by many Newcastle fans to be their greatest ever manager even though
he didnt win anything.He was also famous for his gaffes in interviews for instance about
Ray Wilkins he said "Ray Wilkins will come someday" or the Cameroon at the world cup
when he was asked did he underestimate them he said "no they were just better than we
thought they were"
May he rest in peace
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