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RIP MIKE DOYLE
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De jongs Tackle
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R.I.P legend
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Another City legend passes. Another sad day.
RIP Big fella
RIP Big fella
Rascal
El Presidente
Old Blues like Mike never ever die
They go to the Maine Road in the sky
There he will meet with many old mates
The Blue blood folk who are our greats
And tonight upon that hallowed ground
The long gone Kippax will sing aloud
M-i
M-i-c
M-i-c-k
Mick Doyle
RIP, it was an honour and a privilige to see you wear our shirt.
They go to the Maine Road in the sky
There he will meet with many old mates
The Blue blood folk who are our greats
And tonight upon that hallowed ground
The long gone Kippax will sing aloud
M-i
M-i-c
M-i-c-k
Mick Doyle
RIP, it was an honour and a privilige to see you wear our shirt.
Vienna_70
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RIP Mick.
You will be sadly missed and never forgotten.
You will be sadly missed and never forgotten.
Paylor_Shade_Of_Blue
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RIP
Thatchersforearm
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Sincere condolences to his family. Never to be forgotten at Manchester City Football Club.
God bless
God bless
whp.blue
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RIP Mike
sad sad loss
my favorite player and I've been going as a junior blue since the late sixties and I can say without a doubt he was the one player who was fit to wear the shirt. If he lacked the skill of say a Colin Bell he made up for that in spades with his commitment he also had the knack of being able to wind up a rag at a couple of hundred yards you just have to love the guy for that
I will never forget the pitch invasion at the swamp when he calmly walk through about a thousand regs and from in the stands you could just see the rags part and let him through
the guy was a true City legend in the purest sense and if NDJ plays for us for about another ten seasons he may just come up to the standards Mike Doyle set.
one of the saddest passings at our club
RIP big fella I was lucky enough to see you play and I still have nothing but admiration for the shift you put in for the club and the fans
one thing for sure Doyle 5 the only name I will ever have printed on a City shirt gone but never forgotten
sad sad loss
my favorite player and I've been going as a junior blue since the late sixties and I can say without a doubt he was the one player who was fit to wear the shirt. If he lacked the skill of say a Colin Bell he made up for that in spades with his commitment he also had the knack of being able to wind up a rag at a couple of hundred yards you just have to love the guy for that
I will never forget the pitch invasion at the swamp when he calmly walk through about a thousand regs and from in the stands you could just see the rags part and let him through
the guy was a true City legend in the purest sense and if NDJ plays for us for about another ten seasons he may just come up to the standards Mike Doyle set.
one of the saddest passings at our club
RIP big fella I was lucky enough to see you play and I still have nothing but admiration for the shift you put in for the club and the fans
one thing for sure Doyle 5 the only name I will ever have printed on a City shirt gone but never forgotten
tommybooth
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He loved to hate yoonited. A sad day when we sold him to Stoke.
RIP life long blue.
RIP life long blue.