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1 month ago |
gbnews.com | Mick Booker
My God, we need a hero. The frustrating thing is we used to have millions of them. Quiet, humble people who walked among us each day. You probably didn’t even realise they were there. You may have sat next to one on the bus, queued behind them at the Post Office, tutted (or sworn loudly) at the form of your team’s misfiring centre forward at the match.
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Aug 4, 2024 |
gbnews.com | Mick Booker
It's always a matter of when, not if, 'the call' is going to come. Desperate people always end up turning to the only people they've ever trusted. 'The call' in this case came two days before Christmas last year. Paul - I've changed his name but he does exist although sometimes he wishes he didn't - had just got out of prison, another drunken brawl that had got him in trouble and a few months behind bars. Stood, shivering in a chilly Sunderland city centre on December 23.
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