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Topic History of: Bobby Moore - Great documentary on
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andrew	bobby was a true gentleman; would go with any referee decision, he would make sure that everyone was happy. He always did what his mum told him - like take him out of the pub when he was 29 years old.
andrew	Bloody brilliant it was being. And being a true west ham fan I love it all some tragic moments in which I did cry and some funny moments. 1966 world cup Bobby Moore Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst do you think his second goal was the over line. The best thing about them is the all played for west ham. The thing that annoyed me the most they never looked after Bobby when he stopped playing he could not get work he tried to be a football manager he was a commentator for local radio. I'll be he still playing up there with all the other soccer greats. West ham V spurs 7th may. 13th west ham v liverpool buy me a ticket someone.
Robbiex	tonight 9.10pm bbc2 of the only England captain to win the world cup. I'm too young to remember him playing, but I know from footage that you would never see Bobby dive in the penalty area to get a penalty or shout and swear at the referee if he didn't get a decision. Mr Rooney and Mr Ferdinand watch this documentary and learn something about how to conduct yourself on a football pitch.