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Bell, Lee and Summerbee statue | Unveiled (pg19)
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pride in battle
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So unveiled Tuesday...
remember arthur mann
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Sounds like it.So unveiled Tuesday...
blue b4 the moon
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Looking forward to seeing it at the spurs game.
Shame it couldn't be unveiled prior to kick off on a matchday.
Shame it couldn't be unveiled prior to kick off on a matchday.
eastmanc
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So this isn't the same artist as the three statues of Vinny, Dave and Sergio.
pride in battle
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No, it's going to be a traditional statue in bronzeSo this isn't the same artist as the three statues of Vinny, Dave and Sergio.
ali benarbia's studs
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It should look great....always found the old rugby jersey from that time... Sexy.
lefty goldblatt
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BBC Radio Manchester played commentary goals for each player.
Guess which one they did for Lee.
They do it deliberately
Guess which one they did for Lee.
They do it deliberately
remember arthur mann
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Sadly only Buzzer is alive and kicking and will be at the unveiling, God bless him. He must be feeling the loss of his team-mates.
I met him on the Asda car park last spring. Being a normally soulless cretin, I found it a very emotional, moving moment. The loss of Colin, also took me emotionally by surprise, sadness for Franny too. I'm sure David Williams-Ellis work to the three great players will be a credit.
On a side note, I notice DW-E is the great nephew of Major Sir Bertram Clough Williams-Ellis CBE MC, of Portmeirion fame.
I met him on the Asda car park last spring. Being a normally soulless cretin, I found it a very emotional, moving moment. The loss of Colin, also took me emotionally by surprise, sadness for Franny too. I'm sure David Williams-Ellis work to the three great players will be a credit.
On a side note, I notice DW-E is the great nephew of Major Sir Bertram Clough Williams-Ellis CBE MC, of Portmeirion fame.