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The fabled Fred

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The Spectator, July 15th, 2006

Yorkshire buried their Fred in his beloved Dales last week. Umpire Dickie Bird gave the main moisteyed address. Brian Close remembered their debutants' county curtsey in 1949, both just 18, against Cambridge at Fenners. At the snooty University Arms, the dinner menu was in French. The haughty waiter hovered.

Bewildered Brian, the Guiseley mill-worker's son, passed it blankly to the Maltby miner's son Fred, already unblinkingly brimful of bluster. 'Right, sunshine, I'll begin w'a large plateful o'that, ' he demanded, jabbing his finger at the menu's top line. It read: Mercredi le deuxième mai...

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