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Paul Scholes

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"He's unbelievable - he's one of the greatest of all time."
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Wayne Rooney

 
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"In stories," Gair agreed hopelessly. "brave men die defending the rest. But this isn't like that!"
"Call it the modern version," Mr Claybury suggested kindly.

 
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