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Gone much too young. A Rangers legend for That Goal alone. A definite I was there highlight. I've never been back there since on the basis it could never be better (I was wrong).
Gutted to hear this. My age. Will never forget the goal at Stamford Bridge. And the semi final. Was at both of them. These are lifetime memories and I treasure them even more now. He sounded like a really good guy to me. And respect for carving out a great career in a new country and a new language.
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Michael Robinson on 12:37 - Apr 28 with 1900 views
More than a few years ago now, I was explaining QPR to a Spanish family. They had never heard of us or any of our legends but they got really excited, when I mentioned Michael. Thanks for everything, I was a bit too young to appreciate you fully but I do remember you fondly
I was just watching video of the 1986 league cup sf 2-2 at Anfield. He really had a smile on his face after that as he was being interviewed by ITV.
That and the special goal will always be great memories for any R, old enough to have seen them.
Thank you Michael.
Watched that game on a tiny TV in a bar in Ireland and the match commentator gave him credit for both of our goals .A magic night and I decided that moment to make the trip over for the final. Shame he is gone but his suffering is over .RIP
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Michael Robinson on 15:43 - Apr 28 with 1655 views
RIP Michael, never saw him play but as another English expat in Spain, I really respect his life over here. Showed all the best qualities of being English (yes I know he played for Ireland...but still) as opposed to those types jumping off balconies in Magaluf that the news here and in the UK like to portray. Widely regarded as a visionary in sports broadcasting too.
Will always be remembered by QPR fans for that goal..Spaniards will have appreciated his contribution after his playing days were over.
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Michael Robinson on 20:56 - Apr 28 with 1380 views