Norman Hunter

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Gessa said:
Perhaps when you look at the large Asian area's of the big towns and cities, and you see them going about their normal daily routines, shopping, gathering around shop doorways and street railings, talking etc, may have something to do with it. Police in the Midlands, getting a bit of criticism, clamping down hard on mainly white areas but mainly turning a blind eye to Asian communities socialising.
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Is there any wonder why a third of the victims are of the ethnic society? not forgetting we do have many from ethnic background doing a stirling job working in hospitals/shops,etc who have sadly lost their lives
 
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This also from FB ....

Great story about Norman Hunter told by Tommy Doherty when I worked with him.

As the Manchester United coach pulled into Elland Rd it, stopped, and before anyone could get off Norman got on went straight up to Denis Law and handed him a piece of paper. Never said a word just got back off.

In the dressing room Doherty said to Law "what was the piece of paper" Law said " the tea menu for the L. G. I".

Absolute class
 
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Bristol City fan here in peace....Leeds were my glory hunting team back in the 70s....could & still can, name every player and position from those glory years...Norman Hunter, defo one of the greats...Fortunate for us, he played his later days with us, keeping BCFC in the then old first division..
Was also fortunate to be part of his coaching sessions that he held at Ashton Gate for amateur clubs that used City's facilities, so managed to have several chats with the great man...And that's what he was....a great player and true gentleman..RIP Norman, very sad loss..
 
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