Why We'll Doff Our Cap to the Man in Black
Express & Echo (Exeter, UK) › October 18, 2010
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WHAT sort of person would drive more than 250 miles to go t o t h e f u n e r a l s e r v i c e o f someone they had never met? That's an awful long way to travel to pay your respects. But it's exactly what top-flight referee Mark Halsey did to say farewell to Exeter City striker Adam Stansfield.
He said that as someone who had recovered from bowel cancer, the disease which tragically claimed Adam in August, and that as a member of the 'football family', he felt it was something he just had to do. We take our Exeter City hat (and scarf) off to him for that.See the full content of this document
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Why We'll Doff Our Cap to the Man in Black
The man in the middle of the pitch is frequently the target of some pretty harsh abuse, as anyone who has ever b...
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