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	Bobby Moore - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Moore let his contract slip to termination, and only after the intervention of Sir Alf Ramsey and realisation he was technically ineligible to play, did he re-sign with West Ham to allow him to captain the England team of 1966.
		Moore was the leader of the side which gave English football its crowning glory and established him as a magnificent player, gentleman and sporting icon.
		Moore was made an Inaugural Inductee of the English Football Hall of Fame in 2002 in recognition of his impact on the English game as player.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bobby_Moore (1426 words)

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		Moore's next step in this process, unfortunately, was to aid and assist her son with a transaction which both Federal and Idaho law expressly forbid: the purchase of the coveted firearm by the minor Bobby himself pursuant to a plan hatched by him to circumvent the federal laws designed to prevent juveniles from purchasing weapons.
		Moore properly approved the acquisition of the gun was not even sufficient to raise in the mind of any one of the twelve jurors a reasonable doubt against the prosecution's claim that Bobby Moore was buying it for himself because his mother turned him down.
		Moore's hollow words to Wiley and the clerk demonstrate is adherence to her original decision not to go on the papers or to sanction the acquisition of this gun.
	www.cs.cmu.edu /afs/cs/usr/wbardwel/public/nfalist/us_v_moore.txt (8569 words)

	A Tribute To Bobby Moore.
		Bobby was not that tall, and tended to be on the 'chubby' side, but played at centre-half well, without showing any of the talent that was to come later.
		Bobby still lacked the speed of many footballers, and would never be considered 'speedy' but his increasing knowledge of the game enabled him to 'read' the play, positioning himself perfectly as and when required and being fully aware of who was around him, team-mates and opponents alike.
		Bobby hid the fact that he was fighting his greatest battle from all but his closest family and continued to play golf, swim, and live, outwardly, as normal a life as he could while undergoing treatment, only publicly announcing his illness in early February 1993.
	www.lalamy.demon.co.uk /mooro.htm (1059 words)

	Bobby Moore - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Robert Frederick "Bobby" Moore, OBE (April 12, 1941 - February 24, 1993) was an English footballer whose place in footballing history is secure as the captain of West Ham and the English 1966 World Cup-winning team.
		Indeed, Moore's ability to head the ball or keep up with the pace was average at best, but the way he marshalled his team and timed his tackles marked him out as world class.
		Of many timeless images from that day, one is of Moore gallantly wiping his hands clean of mud on the velvet platform the Jules Rimet Trophy rested before shaking the hand of Queen Elizabeth II as she presented him with the World Cup.
	psychcentral.com /psypsych/Bobby_Moore (974 words)

	The Observer \| Sport \| The last days of Bobby Moore
		The footballer, Bobby Moore, was in the final week of his playing career and, like so many players at that stage of their lives, was looking for his break in management.
		Moore was in charge for barely a year and the period was most notable for marking Harry Redknapp's entry into management as his assistant.
		Bobby was involved in all this other stuff, the last thing he was allowed to do was really pay much attention to the team.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /osm/story/0,6903,1541919,00.html (5193 words)

	Bobby Moore: bio and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Moore joined West Ham[Click link for more facts about this topic] as a schoolboy and was a regular in the first team by 1960.
		(Moore was allowed to leave his beloved West Ham after more than 15 years and joined London rivals Fulham[Follow this hyperlink for a summary of this subject], EHandler: no quick summary.
		The football association (the fa) is the governing body of football in england (and the crown dependencies of jersey, guernsey and the isle of man)...
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/b/bo/bobby_moore.htm (1478 words)

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		Bobby convinced Wiley, a neighbor who often did favors for local children, to purchase the handgun by telling Wiley that he had his mother's permission to buy the gun and by promising Wiley that he could "keep the change" from the purchase.
		In this case, the jury found that Bobby Moore, a 14-year-old minor, was the purchaser of the firearm.
		Petitioners argue that Moore "consented" to Bobby's purchase of the firearm, and thus that Bobby's ownership of the firearm did not violate the congressional purpose in enacting the statute.
	www.usdoj.gov /osg/briefs/1996/w969227w.txt (2806 words)

	BOBBY MOORE - International Football Hall of Fame
		Bobby Moore was England's finest captain, a legend who led his country to its greatest triumph.
		Moore was born in Barking on April 12, 1941, and made his debut for West Ham United against Manchester United in September 1958, gaining his place at the expense of Malcolm Allison who was suffering from tuberculosis.
		It was a wet day and Moore, after climbing the steps to the Royal Box to receive the trophy, was just two yards from the Queen when he realised his hands were dirty with mud and grass stains.
	www.ifhof.com /hof/moore.asp (1871 words)

	Roy of the Rovers.com - The Official Roy of the Rovers Website
		Bobby was a Hammer born and bred and one who, despite fame and fortune, remained loyal to the club for 15 years.
		Bobby was arrested in Bogotá, Colombia on suspicion of theft.
		Bobby's reading of the game bordered on the telepathic, his tackling was immaculate and he was always in the right place at the right time.
	www.royoftherovers.com /halloffame/moore.htm (999 words)

	Planet World Cup - Legends - Bobby Moore
		Bobby played in every match as England reached the quarterfinals and made the number 6 jersey his for the next decade and more.
		Bobby was as classy as ever and confirmed his greatness especially in the match against Brazil when England lost 1-0.
		Bobby Moore played his last game for England in 1973, a 1-0 defeat to Italy at Wembley, and retired in 1976 having played his last three seasons with Fulham.
	www.planetworldcup.com /LEGENDS/moore.html (711 words)

	TheFA.com - Wembley tribute for Bobby (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Wembley Stadium has commissioned a Bobby Moore statue as a tribute to the remarkable career and life of the England and world football legend.
		It will be a fitting tribute to Bobby Moore’s unique achievement in the history of English football and his iconic status as England’s 1966 World Cup winning captain.
		Bobby made 108 appearances for England, 642 appearances for West Ham and was Footballer of the year in 1964, Sports Personality of the Year in 1966 and was awarded the OBE in 1967.
	www.thefa.com /TheFA/wembley/newsandfeatures/Postings/2005/09/Wembley_BobbyMooreStatue.htm?WBCMODE=PresentationUnpublished?page (451 words)

	montgomeryadvertiser.com :: Musical mentor Moore dies at 75
		Bobby Moore had top-40 hits and played for 45 years in the Capital City, but his son said his legacy can be measured as much in musicians as in music.
		Moore, who died Feb. 1 of kidney failure at the age of 75, was a sax player, a vocalist and the leader of Bobby Moore & the Rhythm Aces.
		Moore, who was born in New Orleans, was stationed at Fort Benning, Ga., when he organized the group in 1952.
	www.montgomeryadvertiser.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060207/NEWS/602070335/1001 (493 words)

	TheFA.com - Moore tribute progressing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		England legend Bobby Moore will be honoured by a statue outside Wembley stadium.
		The creation of the Bobby Moore sculpture commissioned last year for the new Wembley Stadium has reached a key stage in its development.
		Stephanie Moore, Bobby Moore's widow, said: "Seeing the finished clay version of the sculpture was an extremely emotional experience for me.
	www.thefa.com /England/SeniorTeam/NewsAndFeatures/Postings/2006/01/Bobby_Moore_statue.htm (519 words)

	Observer \| 'He's the new Bobby Moore ...'
		An impressive England debut in 1987 led then manager Bobby Robson to tell the 20-year-old he 'could be the next Bobby Moore'.
		Bobby Robson (again) amused journalists by claiming, in 2001, that: 'Aaron has a touch of Bobby Moore about him because he reads the game so well.' Even the player himself had to laugh.
		In 1996 Alan Hansen was of the opinion that the young Chelsea defender had the assured calm of a 'young Bobby Moore'.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,5254494-103977,00.html (348 words)

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		Jean Moore said that Rogers informed her and her husband that all of the repairs that had been indicated as a result of those inspections had been made, except for the addition of a fire wall.
		Jean Moore testified that Rogers told the Moores that she could not obtain a copy of this inspection report for them from the previous purchaser because it was privileged information.
		Bobby Moore testified that, as an insurance adjuster, he occasionally assessed storm damage to houses -- including water damage -- and that he recognized the signs of water leakage in houses.
	www.wallacejordan.com /decisions/Opinions2002/1010767.htm (5158 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Bobby Moore: The Life and Times of a Sporting Hero: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Bobby Moore was the embodiment of all that was great about English football.
		Captain of West Ham United, whom he led to the 1964 FA Cup and the 1965 European Cup Winners' Cup, and Captain of England in their triumph in the World Cup in 1966; he was loved and respected throughout the world.
		The quotes attributed to Moore sometimes paint him as slightly self-serving (incidents where drinking was alleged are dismissed as "a couple of lagers", and claims of women being involved are simply lies), but he is also unashamedly aware of his own worth as a player, electing himself captain of his all-time World XI.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/1861055110 (775 words)

	Bobby Moore
		Moore won the Player of Players award for his impeccable performance in the 1966 World Cup Finals.
		Moore was the first player to lift three trophies at Wembley in three sonsecutive years, winning the FA Cup and Cup-winners cup at Wembley before the World Cup final victory, also played at Wembley.
		Moore's 108 caps for his country was a record until Peter Shilton surpassed it in 1989.
	www.geocities.com /Colosseum/Field/3163/moore.html (177 words)

	'The GI Bill Experience at NC State' Exhibition - NCSU Libraries, 2004
		When political science major Bobby Moore signed up with the Air Force Reserve and the Air Force ROTC program at NC State, he was continuing a family tradition.
		Bobby Moore's main responsibility as a generator technician was to keep the camp powered 24 hours a day.
		As a reservist, Cadet Moore is not eligible for the ROTC scholarship.
	www.lib.ncsu.edu /exhibits/gibill/eMoore.html (278 words)

	Race Rock - Robert B. "Bobby" Moore
		In 1970, Bobby opened his first eatery at age 20 on the East side of Detroit and converted it into the Keg-A-Brew Saloon which quickly became the most popular bar-and-grill in that part of the city.
		In 1981, Bobby purchased a failing local landmark restaurant and converted it to Bobby Moore's Blindfish Seafood and Steakhouse.
		By 1989, Bobby's herd had grown to 13 prize elephants, and he was regarded as one of the top elephant trainers in the world.
	www.racerock.com /racerock/bobby.html (420 words)

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		Bobby Moore, captain of England's World Cup winning side of 1966, was one of the greatest footballers of his generation, and a man who personified Britain in the swinging sixties.
		Bobby Moore's death in 1993, at the age of 51, had a profound impact on the people of this country.
		She’s funny and warm-hearted when recalling the good times but it is when Bobby deserts her and her life falls apart, when she endures the personal agony of loving a man who has been her life and no longer wants her, that she reveals her strength and resilience.
	www.chatshow.net /Reviews/reviews.aspx?reviewID=188 (650 words)

	Bobby Moore Fund @ Hambro Colts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The red band is embossed with BOBBY MOORE 1966, highlighting his reputation as being one of the best defenders in the world and in 1966 Captain of the only England team ever to win the World Cup.
		Sir Bobby Robson, also supporting the wristbands and the fund comments, “The Bobby Moore fund is a wonderful charity.
		Bobby Moore was aged 51 when he died from bowel cancer in 1993.
	www.whisky-bottle.co.uk /colts05/bobby_moore_fund.htm (304 words)

	R&B singer Bobby Moore dead at 75 - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		Vocalist Bobby Moore of Bobby Moore and the Rhythm Aces has died in Montgomery, Ala., at age 75.
		His son, Bobby Moore Jr., has been playing with his father's group for 40 years and told the newspaper he would continue to keep the name Bobby Moore alive.
		The younger Moore said one of his father's final performances was opening for country music's Alabama at a benefit for victims of Hurricane Katrina.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/tribune-review/entertainment/s_421656.html (145 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| London \| World Cup tribute unveiled
		The sculpture shows England captain Bobby Moore holding up the famous trophy after being hoisted aloft by fellow West Ham players Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters, with Everton defender Ray Wilson.
		Bobby Moore's widow Stephanie told BBC London: "I think he'd be somewhat bemused by it.
		He said: "After Bobby Moore died, I thought there ought to be a statue of him but it's taken a long time to realise my dream.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/london/2982419.stm (392 words)

	Bobby Moore in race for Sheriff
		Lieutenant Bobby Moore of the Clarke County Sheriff’s Department has announced that he will be a Democratic candidate for the office of Sheriff of Clarke County.
		Moore has been working as a deputy with Clarke County Sheriff’s Department since 1990 and earned the rank of Lieutenant in 1998.
		Moore served in the U.S. Army and Army Reserves for 32 years before retiring as a CW3 Chief Warrant Officer.
	www.thethomasvilletimes.com /news/2006/0119/Front_Page/006.html (279 words)

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