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He was “Mr Man Utd” wasn’t he? What with the Munich disaster and rebuilding the team and indeed the team spirit, right through to his last years, he lived and breathed the club. A big loss to Manchester and to the footballing world. 

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Probably the single most important player in United's history. He embodied everything they needed after Munich and beyond. His influence is almost incalculable.

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3 hours ago, SuperBacon said:

Kuntz.

That was 1990 wasn't it?

It is a very sad day for football, and Manchester.

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Another death in the world of football. Bill Kenwright. 
 

Should have known the resident grim reaper would’ve been on the case and posting it first. 

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Sad day for all Blues with Mr Kenwright’s passing, the last few years soured things for a lot of the fanbase but absolutely no one would have wished not one but two types of cancer on the man

The rumours had been doing the rounds all afternoon and there had been an air of things not being too good as the club had put out a statement about a week or so ago that he’d been hospitalised to remove a tumour from his liver but it still hit like a body blow when the club made the official sad announcement around 5

The amount of tributes that have come in show the standing the man had not just in the football world but in entertainment and as a human being, from dignitaries such as former and current players to rival clubs to big names like Sir Ian McKellan to even Basil Brush and people who had touched Bill’s heart to the point he donated to causes like the Bradley Lowrey Foundation and a mum who’s daughter he had donated £50k to for live saving treatment 

Appropriately the first game the club plays after today’s sad news is at West Ham on Sunday, managed by the man most synonymous with Bill’s chairmanship, David Moyes with the first Goodison game, against Burnley next Wednesday, expected to be highly emotional 

This has been doing the rounds all evening, his famous line from his speech at the 2013 Hillsborough memorial at Anfield and summed up his humanity 

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24 minutes ago, RIDDUM_N_STYLE said:

Sad day for all Blues with Mr Kenwright’s passing, the last few years soured things for a lot of the fanbase but absolutely no one would have wished not one but two types of cancer on the man

The rumours had been doing the rounds all afternoon and there had been an air of things not being too good as the club had put out a statement about a week or so ago that he’d been hospitalised to remove a tumour from his liver but it still hit like a body blow when the club made the official sad announcement around 5

The amount of tributes that have come in show the standing the man had not just in the football world but in entertainment and as a human being, from dignitaries such as former and current players to rival clubs to big names like Sir Ian McKellan to even Basil Brush and people who had touched Bill’s heart to the point he donated to causes like the Bradley Lowrey Foundation and a mum who’s daughter he had donated £50k to for live saving treatment 

Appropriately the first game the club plays after today’s sad news is at West Ham on Sunday, managed by the man most synonymous with Bill’s chairmanship, David Moyes with the first Goodison game, against Burnley next Wednesday, expected to be highly emotional 

This has been doing the rounds all evening, his famous line from his speech at the 2013 Hillsborough memorial at Anfield and summed up his humanity 

What a beautiful tribute.

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