The United Trinity
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The oppressive greyness of the sullen sky
Could not engulf me as I stood enthralled
By the revered statue of The United Trinity,
Always loved and respected
From here to infinity.
More than a monument to footballing glory,
Those three fine men immortalised here,
Leading players in the Manchester story,
United they stand
And United they were.
George Best, Denis Law, Bobby Charlton,
Football greats who have gone down in history
For their skills on the pitch with that round leather ball.
They all are now facing Old Trafford,
And will always be there standing tall.
¶ 3 Leave a comment on verse 3 0 Ianthe Exall October 2017
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