A true gentleman of the game, Sir Bobby Robson has passed away, aged 76. Sincere condolences to his family and friends, there was something about the guy that was always very honest and approachable, which cannot be said for too many people in football these days. He helped the nation to fall in love with football again in Italia 1990 and he was clearly a man with the game flowing through his veins. Rest in peace Sir Bobby, we imagine you are up there in the great kickabout in the sky, aLready changing the tactics....
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31/07/2009
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Sad news indeed. And as you say, what a gentleman of the sport. There really aren't enough people like him left in the game.
Posted by: Tom @Wolves Blog | 31/07/2009 at 15:10