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Look at his face man, you can literally see him relive the game. RIP big man
Look at that sparkle in his eyes God bless him, RIP Tommy.
RIP TOMMY LAWRENCE THE LEGEND
Beautiful clip. The way Tommy's face lights up is just delightful.
The sparkle in his eyes, thats real magic right there
always a pleasure to see this pop up.
Such a gentleman. Such a keeper. Rest easy Tommy.
He came to life didn't he! Good for him. Amazing.
RIP tommy.... ao glad that happened to him.... just an ordinary fella...not like these footballs today
Im a Liverpool fan. This is my favourite youtube clip ever... so pure, and what a lovely smileππ..
This is one of the nicest you tube clips i have seen, i am a 69 year old Rangers man from Glasgow and remember Tommy, you can see how it made his day, different breed of players back when i was a boy, different game hard fair, better atmosphere as well.π¬π§π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώππ»
The interviewer does so well asking him to remind him of his name π
What a good man, my eyes full of tears, I don't know why exactly, I guess there is no humans like him anymore, look that honesty, happiness in his eyes.. maybe my english is not good, sorry. Greetings from Montenegro π²πͺ
This is one of the best clips on YT. He is wonderful
Man Utd fan. This guyβs a legend. Still got a twinkle about the game 50 years later
One of the most wonderful things on Youtube
God bless Tommy Lawrence and Alan Ball ππΏ
A wonderful man. and beautiful humble soul ππππ
Am a Everton fan but this is a fantastic clip you can see his love of football in his eyes proper gentlemen in those days RIP TOMMY
When Liverpool played at West Ham back then Tommy pulled me and my brother out of a crowd crush and with a load of other kids we watched the rest of the game by his goal. I've never forgotten that. I'm 70 now and this brings back memories of those wonderful times going to football with my Dad.