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Date: Sat Jun 13 13:21:26 GMT+00:00 1998
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From: L Harvey Bouquet for Viollet (MEN)
BOUQUET FOR VIOLLET
By John Prince
City leaders in America have honoured former Manchester United player
Dennis Viollet in a remarkable tribute. The ex-England striker, who is
fighting serious illness was given the ceremonial keys to the city of
Jacksonville, Florida, where he now lives. He listened proudly as VIP's
and soccer colleagues told of their respect for him and his achievements.
They praised his work coaching youngsters and professionals in Florida and
elsewhere in the US. One speaker said he was "a vital force for the
popularisation of soccer in the States" and a former young player said the
survivor of the Munich air disaster was "one of the best coaches in the
world and one of the best human beings."
His career in Britain was also detailed at the ceremony, where he was
described as "a leading force for the game in Jacksonville." Dennis, who
played for England, United and Stoke City, later coached in Britain before
settling in America. He was struck by a brain tumour last year and is
battling to recover after surgery. His wife, Helen, told the MEN how the
setback wiped out their savings and an appeal was made to help them. Helen
said today, "It''s a long haul, but Dennis is doing remarkably well. He
gets so many messages and visits from pals."
Anyone wishing to send a message or donation can write to Dennis at 11250
Old Saint Augustine Rd, 15-157 Jacksonville, Florida 32257, USA.
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Linda Harvey
linda@eccles.u-net.com
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This Issue:
1. Becks Dropped?!? (Mirror)
2. Foe (D.Mail)
3. Reading Want Young Red Devil (Carling)
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Date: Sat, 13 Jun 1998 18:01:24 +0800
Reply-To: Red Devil Marcus
Sender: "Manchester United Football Club (soccer)"
From: Red Devil Marcus
Subject: Becks Dropped?!? (Mirror)
GLENN LOSES TASTE FOR BECKS
DAVID BECKHAM is facing the axe from the England team which will kick off
its World Cup campaign against Tunisia on Monday.
Darren Anderton is set be handed Beckham's familiar role as right wing-back.
And last night it looked unlikely that Manchester United star Beckham will
be handed a new role in central midfield.
Coach Glenn Hoddle is preparing to play Paul Ince and David Batty together
in the centre after fears of a referee's crackdown on tough tackling proved
ungrounded.
And Beckham's Old Trafford team-mate Paul Scholes has also moved into the
front-line of Hoddle's plans as the ideal replacement for dumped Paul
Gascoigne in the attacking midfield role.
With Graeme Le Saux playing at left wing-back, that leaves no place for
Beckham to start the match in Marseille.
Hoddle has admitted that he has already decided upon his starting team. The
long wait has prompted an intense guessing game in the La Baule hide-away
where England are based.
But Hoddle's assistant John Gorman yesterday let the cloak of secrecy around
the squad slip when he said the players would know the team today.
And it seems increasingly likely to be the eleven Hoddle played in a
practice match during Thursday's behind-closed-doors training session.
That line-up, in Hoddle's favourite 3-5-2 formation, was: Seaman, Southgate,
Adams, Campbell, Anderton, Scholes, Ince, Batty, Le Saux, Sheringham,
Shearer.
That means teenage striker Michael Owen will start as substitute behind
Sheringham.
Beckham was shifted to an inside role when Anderton returned to the side for
the first time in two years against Saudi Arabia at Wembley on May 23. But
he was not a huge hit.
Anderton, meanwhile, is one of the players who most impresses the England
coach.
Marcus Lionel van Geyzel.
"I can only please one person per day.
Today is not your day.
Tomorrow isn't looking very good either". -- Dogbert
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Date: Sat, 13 Jun 1998 12:20:35 +0800
Reply-To: Red Devil Marcus
Sender: "Manchester United Football Club (soccer)"
From: Red Devil Marcus
Subject: Foe (D.Mail)
Lens Say No Contact Since Foe Break
Marc-Vivien Foe's move to Old Trafford, re-ignited after the player's
comments this week, is back on hold after French champions Lens denied they
had agreed to sell the Cameroon international midfielder.
A spokesman for Lens admitted they had received no contact from United since
the 23-year-old broke his leg in a freak training ground incident while he
prepared for the World Cup last month.
Sporting director Jean-Luc Lamarche said: "It's certainly true that there
have been contacts between Foe and Manchester United but the financial
transaction has not been settled and we think Manchester United will wait
until he's had his plaster off before resuming negotiations."
One French news agency reported Foe had signed for United on Friday, quoting
a fee of £4 million.
Foe, who comes out of plaster on June 23 and reckons he will be fully
recovered within three days, revealed that he has a verbal agreement with
the Reds for a four year deal if he proves his fitness.
Marcus Lionel van Geyzel.
"I can only please one person per day.
Today is not your day.
Tomorrow isn't looking very good either". -- Dogbert
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Date: Sat, 13 Jun 1998 02:32:47 -0400
To: suggs@tiac.net
Subject: Reading Want Young Red Devil (Carling)
Man United 12 Jun 1998
READING MOVE FOR UNITED YOUNGSTER
Manchester United reserve midfielder Grant Brebner is set to join Reading.
The Scottish Under-21 international, who had loan spells at Cambridge and
Hibernian last season, is moving on after he failed to break into the first
team squad at Old Trafford.
The 20-year-old is joining Reading, who were relegated to the Second
Division last season, for £300,000 and will sign a three-year contract.
Marcus.
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