Bobby Heaton Moor
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Colin Bell RIP - Ian Cheeseman interview with Jon Bell (P142)
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Jazzman
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RIP
Bloody great video that.Had it and it was on loop, i wanted to know everything about them as a young lad and this was my window into how it felt to watch greatness.... if we’re all honest, until sheikh Mansour I don’t think any of us felt a realistic chance of seeing this again, that’s why we have to love every minute of it as we never know when it’s gone again...
Think you can still see it.on YouTube.
BLUEBOY67
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Very sad - Childhood hero - lucky enough to meet him many years ago at my Company’s Box (people I work for not mine !!!) which itself was a strange day as I had my own season ticket.Came in with Peter Barns (another great) and chatted over lunch. Had a great discussion with him and Peter about their playing days. City legend and one of the best to wear the shirt!
Zin 'messiah' Zimmer
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Yeah, posted it earlier but no harm again... (:Bloody great video that.
Think you can still see it.on YouTube.
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worsleyweb
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So sad. Gutted me.
jimharri
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sir baconface
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Just heard the sad news. RIP Colin the King. My hero in the late 60s/early 70s and an all-time City great.
oddfellows
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Absolutely mate. Just got shivers down the spine reading that. Definitely one of the best atmospheres I ever witnessed. Fair play to the Geordies too.
Honestly never seen so many grown men in tears