Clubber
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Absolute legend.
My thoughts go out to the family.
My thoughts go out to the family.
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Bobby Robson loses battle with cancer
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blue banks
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R.I.P. Sir Bobby. you'll be sadly missed.
bluemoonmatt
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RIP Sir Bobby
Esteban de la Sexface
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ar dheis De go raibh a hainm
Blueboylewis09
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R.I.P Bobby!
My thoughts go to your family and everyone else connected to you. Dont know much about him since he had lots of his football career before i was born but seemed a very nice man when i see him on the news or anything.
Lewis
My thoughts go to your family and everyone else connected to you. Dont know much about him since he had lots of his football career before i was born but seemed a very nice man when i see him on the news or anything.
Lewis
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I've posted this story a few times, but it's worth posting again here.
I was coming home from town listening to Talk Sport a few years back and listeners were calling in with funny stories. This one chap, called David, had been to a book signing by Bobby Robson and waited patiently in line, while Sir Bobby was signing books and talking to those in front of him. When he got to the front, Sir Bobby asked him his name and, to make small talk, David said "So, how many of these books have you signed today?" and Sir Bobby replied with "ooooh, hundreds."
10 minutes later, he looked at what Sir Bobby had written in his book, when he was outside the shop. The inside page read: "To David, Best wishes, Bobby Hundreds."
Football has lost a true gentleman.
I was coming home from town listening to Talk Sport a few years back and listeners were calling in with funny stories. This one chap, called David, had been to a book signing by Bobby Robson and waited patiently in line, while Sir Bobby was signing books and talking to those in front of him. When he got to the front, Sir Bobby asked him his name and, to make small talk, David said "So, how many of these books have you signed today?" and Sir Bobby replied with "ooooh, hundreds."
10 minutes later, he looked at what Sir Bobby had written in his book, when he was outside the shop. The inside page read: "To David, Best wishes, Bobby Hundreds."
Football has lost a true gentleman.
Clevers
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R.I.P
If today's managers want to respect his memory they should note the way he always conducted himself with dignity.
If today's managers want to respect his memory they should note the way he always conducted himself with dignity.
jellert
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A legend!
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God bless him, he was a decent bloke. Not many like him in football today. In fact, not any that I can think of.
markbmcfc
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Such a shame that his beloved Newcastle are in the state they are and he lived to see it, probably the final straw for him. Very sad.