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Thread: Arthur Beetson, the man who changed a Nation

  1. 1st July 2018, 02:30 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    No. I don't normally read any of your posts.
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    I met Aurther Beetson in the East Leagues club about 1978/9, he was a very imposing person and a true gentleman, one of the nicest person I have met, and actually took the time to show me where I had to go(I had no clue) for what I was doing there(bus charter)he was such a nice bloke to me at the time, he could have just pointed me in the direction I needed to go, but he didn't.

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    I met him once when he owned the QA in the Valley. He was a big personality. Cheers
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