the goats backside
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RIP Mike
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RIP MIKE DOYLE
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RIP Mike Doyle
Never privelaged enough to meet him and only seem him play on DVD's etc however sounds a top top top geezer (and he hated the scum with a passion too). Fortunately he did get to see us lift the cup and see our progress in the last year.
Lets hope he, along with nelly and big malc and all the others, guide us the Allianz Arena this coming season.
RIP Mike Doyle
Never privelaged enough to meet him and only seem him play on DVD's etc however sounds a top top top geezer (and he hated the scum with a passion too). Fortunately he did get to see us lift the cup and see our progress in the last year.
Lets hope he, along with nelly and big malc and all the others, guide us the Allianz Arena this coming season.
RIP Mike Doyle
Bluebird1
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RIP Mike, a true legend. It was an honour to watch you play.
Francis Lees Belly
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A True Blue a true Manc one of the best a true Man City Hero who will ever forget the way he used to wind the reds up before a Derby I loved this man RIP Mick give em Hell in Heaven
blue roo
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When men were men..... RIP Mike.
the blue panther
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Mike was to me the original Mr 100%. When it came to playing Utd, Mr 200%.
Vaguely remember him having a scrap with Brian Kidd I think in a derby in about 1968/9. He was always up and at 'em. He was on record as saying how much he hated them.
He went from a good midfielder in the championship winning side to a superb central defender in the 70's and later career.
I went with a few mates as The Mike Doyle Appreciation Society to see him make his England debut at wrexham against Wales. He was never a fashionable player and was one of those who probably should have played for his country more than he did, but with Moore, J Charlton, Watson, Macfarlane, Todd and others around, it wasn't easy getting in as a central defender.
I recommend his book.
A very sad loss for all blues - we older ones in particular.
Vaguely remember him having a scrap with Brian Kidd I think in a derby in about 1968/9. He was always up and at 'em. He was on record as saying how much he hated them.
He went from a good midfielder in the championship winning side to a superb central defender in the 70's and later career.
I went with a few mates as The Mike Doyle Appreciation Society to see him make his England debut at wrexham against Wales. He was never a fashionable player and was one of those who probably should have played for his country more than he did, but with Moore, J Charlton, Watson, Macfarlane, Todd and others around, it wasn't easy getting in as a central defender.
I recommend his book.
A very sad loss for all blues - we older ones in particular.