England to pay respects to Alexander


By Nathan Jackson
March 3 2010

The England national team will pay tribute to Keith Alexander in their friendly against Egypt tonight by wearing black armbands. The Under 21s will also wear the armbands in their match.

Keith Alexander (Legend) died today and England have confirmed they will wear a black armband, something that they only usually reserve for major figures in football.

The game against Egypt will be played at Wembley Stadium at 8pm tonight.

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England to pay respects to Alexander
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keith47424 - Hinckley Imp
03/03/2010 17:42
Egypt also to wear black armbands. Shows how well thought of Keith really was.

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davidimp
davidimp
03/03/2010 17:56
An amazing tribute cant believe it.
It was mentioned on the sky football league show that he has set up something on his home island in the caribbean of St Lucia to help the local children, what a great man.



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redimp981
redimp981
03/03/2010 18:38
Great gesture to a REAL footballing person rather than some usual @#$%& from the ranks of the FA

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sammyimp
03/03/2010 18:40
such a fitting tribute to a great man... Peter Jackson gave a nice few words about him which i thought was lovely

Slevin
Slevin
03/03/2010 19:09
Good on Peter given that it's widely believed that he and Alexander didn't get on at all. Then again, neither did Keith and Leroy Resenior but Leroy spoke positively about him a few weeks ago on the FL Show.

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