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August 6, 2009
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REST in peace Sir Bobby, true legend and a true gent, you will be greatly missed x KERRY DIXON. I PLAYED with a black arm band today in my veterans' football league and I was not alone. Bobby meant so much to so many people. On behalf of all Magpies and football fans in Australia, I pay tribute to a great man. A true Geordie gent from the old school. We will miss you!

DUNCAN, DECLAN AND RORY. NUFC Perth. THANK you for the memories Sir Bobby, both as a Newcastle fan and a football fan, because you represented ...

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