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HERO MARSH WAS NOW MY TEAMMATE!

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The Late Tackle Magazine Team
19 September 2013

MALCOLM MACDONALD, former Newcastle, Arsenal and England centre-forward talks to Sixty6 magazine

Malcolm Macdonald scores for England

“Sitting with Bobby Moore and Franz Beckenbauer, Sepp Maier and Alan Ball, chatting about football is one night I shall never forget.”
What are your memories of your call up and England debut?
At the end of my first season at Newcastle all had gone fairly well, I had scored a lot of goals, only outscored by Franny Lee, of Man. City, who had 17 penalties added into his season’s total.
I was fully expecting an International call-up from...

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