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Gordon McQueen
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GaudinoMotors
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Used to see him and J. Jordan out and about.
V sad news, RIP.
V sad news, RIP.
bluethrunthru
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sad news RIP - tough player from an era of tough defenders
horlock_was_super
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My late brother had an awful accident - drunk driver hit and run a few weeks before Christmas 1980.
Touch and go for a while but he eventually pulled through - though was never really the same again.
He was in Pendlebury Children's Hospital well into the new year.
Just before that Christmas Joe Jordan & Gordon McQueen paid the annual visit to the hospital as every year (think City did Booth Hall I may be wrong) they both signed pictures for him and gave him assorted branded stuff as well as a signed football from both of them. Unfortunately at that point my brother still was unable to speak and my Mum realised that he was less than impressed just by his mannerisms.
Gordon asked my Mum what was wrong and she told him that we were a family of City fans and that was what was more than likely winding him up.
Gordon added to his signature - Up the Blues all the best Jimmy.
He was proper made up then.
Thinking about my late brother, who died at just 50 today after hearing this sad news. RIP Gordon McQueen.
Touch and go for a while but he eventually pulled through - though was never really the same again.
He was in Pendlebury Children's Hospital well into the new year.
Just before that Christmas Joe Jordan & Gordon McQueen paid the annual visit to the hospital as every year (think City did Booth Hall I may be wrong) they both signed pictures for him and gave him assorted branded stuff as well as a signed football from both of them. Unfortunately at that point my brother still was unable to speak and my Mum realised that he was less than impressed just by his mannerisms.
Gordon asked my Mum what was wrong and she told him that we were a family of City fans and that was what was more than likely winding him up.
Gordon added to his signature - Up the Blues all the best Jimmy.
He was proper made up then.
Thinking about my late brother, who died at just 50 today after hearing this sad news. RIP Gordon McQueen.
BongoBlue
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Very sad news. RIP Big fella.
blue by birth
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Bloody awful disease...next door neighbour has it and is in a care home.. devastating for family and friends.
R.I.P Big Fella
R.I.P Big Fella
TravisBickle
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How many red cards would there be in todays game lolNever will forget that Leeds away fixture ...was it 1977 FA cup.
No 1978 one.
Brutal shit on and off the pitch!
Mad Eyed Screamer
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How many red cards would there be in todays game lol
Brutal shit on and off the pitch!
Neither McQueen or Harvey were booked for fighting!
LangleyBlue1970
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A gentle giant off the pitch. A proper old school on it.
No age to go.
No age to go.