I felt his pride tonight when his son came on for Man u ,he was co commentating the match against Young Boys ,what a feeling it must have been ,he said " i never thought i would ever hear myself saying these words but i am so proud to see my son come on for Manchester utd in a Europian cup tie at old Trafford", he sounded like he was about to burst into tears .
Well done to all the Savages
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Good for him!
Proper Dad!
Like him or loathe him, you
Like him or loathe him, you couldn't help but feel good for Robbie..Dad's are so important for inspiring their youngsters!
also good to see a young
also good to see a young Potts make his debut!
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He was a bit of a maverick, some may say arse, in his playing days, but must say he speaks a lot of sense and seems an ok fella these days. Anyone see the BBC documentary about the re-birth of Macclesfield FC including the part played by RS?