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Awful news.

So brave, such a fantastic person.

Always had a smile on his face, always showed such passion and determination in everything he did.

An absolute legend.

RIP Sir Bobby Robson.

RIP Sir Bobby. 'Beat' it on several occasions with dignity and little fuss.

His Ipswich side was a great team.

Played for England, managed England. Will always remember the classic 1990 World Cup campaign. So close.

RIP top fella.

Quote ="EAST HULL RED"They certainly were! I started supporting Ipswich (and still do) about 18 months before they won the FA Cup. A great manager and the team he assembled were fantastic. Muhren and Thijssen were my footballing heroes. 2 total unknowns that took the division by storm. They alongside Kevin Beattie, Paul Mariner, Brian Talbot et al were a delight to watch. Sir Bobby, is a true legend of the game and such a gent. The tribute the BBC did to him at the 2007 sports personality awards was such a tear-jerker. RIP Sir Bobby, you'll be missed '" news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tv_and_ ... 703189.stm

Quote ="EAST HULL RED"They certainly were! I started supporting Ipswich (and still do) about 18 months before they won the FA Cup. A great manager and the team he assembled were fantastic. Muhren and Thijssen were my footballing heroes. 2 total unknowns that took the division by storm. They alongside Kevin Beattie, Paul Mariner, Brian Talbot et al were a delight to watch. Sir Bobby, is a true legend of the game and such a gent. The tribute the BBC did to him at the 2007 sports personality awards was such a tear-jerker. RIP Sir Bobby, you'll be missed '" news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tv_and_ ... 703189.stm

RIP Sir Bobby.

Won with dignity, lost with grace. If only more were like you nowadays.

What an amazing person.

Agreed, and shocking to see how bad he looked last Sunday. His record, here, at International level and in Europe speaks for itself, and if ever someone deserved the word 'legend' associated with them - it is him. Very sad news.

RIP Sir Bobby Robson. He was a lovely fella from what I've seen and heard and he'll be missed.

Very sad news.

Was a great mananger, seemed a top man aswell and one of the most liked people in football and will be missed

RIP BOBBY

What a gem of a bloke. He appeared at a chairty match only the other day at St James Park which shows what a battler the bloke was.

RIP A true Great of the game.

R I P Sir Bobby Robson,,,A true gentleman who was brave right up to the end,,,.Even at the Legends match a few days ago still smiling,,God Bless

Very sad news. I echo everyone's sentiments on the topic, he was a great man and will be sadly missed.

RIP Sir Bobby and condolences to his family and friends.

Absolutely heartbroken.

Loved the man. Such an inspiration, such a gentleman, such a legend.

God bless you, Sir Bobby, may you rest in peace.

Couldn't say it any better than that.

RIP Sir Bobby.

Absolutely spot on

R.I.P Sir Bobby a true legend

Not just a great footballing man but a great man. Never lost touch with his roots and always had time for the fans. Such sad news

RIP Sir Bobby

A very sad loss to sport.





Even though he was so passionate during matches who refused to let his emotions get to him after the match and just a genuine gentleman.

RIP Sir Bobby.

Thanks for posting this. Saw this for the first time ever.

Now I need to find some hankies.

God bless him. Great man. Will never be forgotten.

The updated BBC documentry made in 2002 was just on BBC and it was excellent. Gary Lineker was brilliant with him and it is well worth a watch on i-player.

A great tribute to a great man.

The film of him opening a cancer facility on his 76th (and alas last) birthday at the end will get you for in tears for sure.

Very moving and well done, with some good anecdotes from the media and players. Even at that last function the spark was still there.

The man oozed charisma and at his 76th birthday you could see the love of all the people around in their faces. RIP Sir Bobby

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Watching the various tribute shows just underlined what I thought about him. Simply one of life's good guys. RIP Sir Bobby.

A fantastic manager and a wonderful man. His record is simply outstanding, you only have to look at the people he has influenced over his career and what they think of him, Ronaldo, Van Nistelrooy, Romario, Figo, Gascoigne, Shearer, Mourinho etc etc.

Such a sad loss to the game and the world, I will never forget that BBC Sports Personality night.

RIP Sir Bobby.

Went up to SJP today to pay my respects.

Took my breath away when I entered the ground, truly amazing sight. I'll post some pictures over the weekend.