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Message 61 - posted by gary_mcsheffrey
(U1882656)
, Nov 25, 2005
God Bless you George and God Bless his family and Kalum  This is a reply to this message
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Message 62 - posted by crouch4king
(U2421828)
, Nov 25, 2005
RIP George, you are a true legend and will never be forgotten for what you did for the game.
Thoughts are with George's friends and family.
As a Bournemouth fan it was a privelage to see Best join our club, his talent was unrivalled and clearly he's one of the best of all time.
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Message 63 - posted by redfanbury
(U1794152)
, Nov 25, 2005
Goodbye to a legend. Unfortunately I am too young to have seen him in his heyday but from what I have seen and been told on numerous ocassions he was the best the world has seen. No doubt Sir Matt Busby will be waiting for him.
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Message 64 - posted by AceAl_WW10
(U1776123)
, Nov 25, 2005
I feel privilged to be old enough to see him play even if it was not in his heyday.
Saw him play for Fulham at Molineux (80's I think) and although we won 4-1 he oozed class.
RIP and condolences to his family and friends
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Message 65 - posted by !!! (No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service)
(U1295763)
, Nov 25, 2005
goodbye to the belfast boy
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Message 66 - posted by M4Junction11 - The way to the Premiership
(U1748278)
, Nov 25, 2005
Remember him with a ball at his feet news.bbc.co.uk/media...This is a reply to this message
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Message 67 - posted by ReturnOfMadRon
(U2561752)
, Nov 25, 2005
Saints fan here.
Just like to say that I met the man last year at one of his speaking gigs. The man was absolutely dripping in charisma, massively self depricating and brutually honest. He was obviously a massively troubled bloke and I think that he suffered from the media frenzy around him in the same way Gazza did. The differrence being is taht Gazza was always a soft target and George's intelligence has always stopped people from feeling sorry that he was made into a side show exhibit.
R.I.P To a man blessed with god given talent, a quick mind and a bloke who had time for people. No regrets for his life as he had a bloody good ride!
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Message 68 - posted by Nad*
(U1754078)
, Nov 25, 2005
RIP - sympathies to his family This is a reply to this message
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Message 69 - posted by Eh606 what is the french for Numpty™ O.O
(U2579539)
, Nov 25, 2005
Sweet dream George, you will be rememberd by every football fan as one of the greatest ever players. When god created your football skills he broke the mould.
Respect from a gooner.
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Message 70 - posted by sarcyspice (El-Presidente)
(U1517509)
, Nov 25, 2005
A lot of people will remember Bestie for the women and the playboy lifestyle.... I will remember him for the dazzling football skills he had... i hope that they have a minutes silence for him at all grounds over the weekend... he truely deserves it...
may he rest in peace......
from an Arsenal Fan......
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Message 71 - posted by greenbelter
(U1768664)
, Nov 25, 2005
All the best George, you truely where 'THE BEST'.
I think all clubs throught the UK should observe a minutes silence in respect of the footballing genius that graced out game.
God Bless your Family and all those who were close to him.
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Message 72 - posted by "UNITED we stand, divided we fall."*
(U1645978)
, Nov 25, 2005
RIP George Best. Manchester United legend.  This is a reply to this message
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Message 73 - posted by tomosredarmy
(U2312482)
, Nov 25, 2005
Legens never die, R.I.P  This is a reply to this message
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Message 74 - posted by chucky220151
(U2587963)
, Nov 25, 2005
WHAT CAN I SAY.......
LEGEND......
GENIUS......
BEST EVER...
WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN...Quoted
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WHAT CAN I SAY.......
LEGEND......
GENIUS......
BEST EVER...
WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN...Quoted
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his body is dead ...........but his legend lives on
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Message 75 - posted by ichi_1
(U2189242)
, Nov 25, 2005
One of those players i wish i had the pleasure of watching live but even just based on the highlights i have seen its clear he was a footballing genius.
Ive watched him on many a weekend as a pundit on soccer saturday and he came across as nothing but a complete gentlemen.
One thing that should happen is complete silence before every game this weekend in memory of a great player and a great man.
Three cheers for George Best.
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Message 76 - posted by JoseCunha
(U1878276)
, Nov 25, 2005
I had the good fortune of seeing George Best play and he was quite simply one of the best forwards of all time. His dribbling skills and technique at an amazing speed made him the terror of defences of the time. One of the true giants of the game, one that will forever live in our memories.
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Message 77 - posted by TheDrakeEquation5
(U2561818)
, Nov 25, 2005
I remember when he scored 6 goals in 1970 against Northampton when we won 8-2. Maybe the greatest individual performance ever for a Manchester United player.
I will remember him as the first "celebrity superstar footballer".
He was always a man of extremes and whatever he did he wanted to be the BEST whether it was on the pitch or on the town. Born May 22 1946, he lived true to his star sign Gemini:
Gemini THE TWINS is the sign of the storyteller, the communicator Geminis are widely known for their dual personalities and ability to change mood from moment to moment. Although they hate to be tied down, they make lively, entertaining and romantic partners, even if they can be rather fickle if bored or unhappy.
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Message 78 - posted by ParticleAccelerators
(U1548718)
, Nov 25, 2005
Here's a victory salute to the first match you've just played (and obviusly won) now you're back with Sir Matt Busby.
R
I
P
From one who was too young to watch you, but who has seen your skill and gentlemanship go unrivalled.
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Message 79 - posted by HarryHarmski
(U1657878)
, Nov 25, 2005
Bestie getting pissed on Wogan, priceless.
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Message 80 - posted by Pancho_Nets
(U2085914)
, Nov 25, 2005
Greatest footballer I ever saw play and probably the reason why I started supporting United some 40 years ago.
Thanks for the memories George. A true legend!
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