Sunday Mirror

Football family right to back Marcus on front line

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UNITED IN CARING

ED WOODWARD has joined the incredulou­s throng who cannot believe punters can go to a theatre but are unable to go to a match.

Not at the Theatre of Dreams nor anywhere in the four tiers of football. And he has a point.

But the fact our major cities are increasing­ly beset by restrictio­ns surely makes any campaign to readmit fans a thankless task.

It is easy to see where Woodward (above) is coming from, but the Government is not going to lock down millions then urge everyone to get down to Old Trafford.

Let’s face it, we are seeing no more matchday fans in 2020.

ANYONE else intrigued by Jamie Redknapp (left) advertisin­g machinewas­hable, affordable training shoes or Kevin De Bruyne promoting shirts to be worn untucked?

To think, in different eras, they were – and are – the epitome of midfield style.

 ??  ?? LOVE the way that Marcus Rashford’s quite wonderful campaign to feed hungry children is galvanisin­g fellow footballer­s.
Yesterday, Liam Cooper pledged £25,000 from the Leeds United squad.
Impressive bunch – on and off the pitch.
Marcus and his mum Melanie at FareShare, helping to pack
food parcels in Manchester
LOVE the way that Marcus Rashford’s quite wonderful campaign to feed hungry children is galvanisin­g fellow footballer­s. Yesterday, Liam Cooper pledged £25,000 from the Leeds United squad. Impressive bunch – on and off the pitch. Marcus and his mum Melanie at FareShare, helping to pack food parcels in Manchester

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