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	Denis Law @ ManchesterUnited.y2u.co.uk
		Denis was the son of George Law, a fisherman, and his wife Robina, and was the youngest of seven children.
		Law did not own a pair of shoes until he was fourteen, and his first pair of football boots was a present from a neighbour.
		Law later claimed that "in the eyes of some referees, [Law] was a marked man" and blamed the incident for the "staggeringly heavy punishments" that he received later in his career.
	manchesterunited.y2u.co.uk /MU41_Denis_Law.htm (2634 words)

	Denis Law @ ManchesterUnited.y2u.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Denis was the son of George Law, a fisherman, and his wife Robina, and was the youngest of seven children.
		Law did not own a pair of shoes until he was fourteen, and his first pair of football boots was a present from a neighbour.
		Law later claimed that "in the eyes of some referees, [Law] was a marked man" and blamed the incident for the "staggeringly heavy punishments" that he received later in his career.
	y2u.co.uk /sub900_Football_ManUtd/MU41_Denis_Law.htm (2643 words)

	www.manutdzone.com: Denis Law: A career profile with pictures of United's legendary Scottish striker
		Denis Law will always be remembered as a great, a player to set the passions and imagination of every fan on fire.
		In the 1969 European Cup semi-final, Law had a goal disallowed against AC Milan at Old Trafford that was later clearly shown to have crossed the line and would have taken the Reds to the final.
		Denis was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Aberdeen in July 2005.
	www.manutdzone.com /legends/DenisLaw.htm (938 words)

	Denis Law - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Denis Law (born February 24 1940, in Aberdeen, Scotland) is a retired Scottish football player, who enjoyed a long and successful career as a striker from the 1950s to the 1970s.
		The Laws were a poor family, living in a council tenement in Aberdeen, and his father regularly had to visit the local pawnbroker.
		Law was made an Inaugural Inductee of the English Football Hall of Fame in 2002 in recognition of his impact on the English game.
	www.knowledgehunter.info /wiki/Denis_Law (2748 words)

	Bristol University - Mr Denis Chang Khen-Lee
		Denis Chang, who has long made Hong Kong his home, was born in what is now East Malaysia and like so many at the time was educated in a British influenced system where he rapidly demonstrated a flair and skill for language.
		Denis, by then Chairman of the Hong Kong Bar Association, was elected to the Consultative Committee assisting in the drafting by the Chinese authorities of the Basic Law to be passed by the National People’s Congress in Peking.
		Denis is still very much in private practice, now as ‘Senior Counsel or ‘SC’, in Hong Kong without ceasing to be at the forefront of the debate that continues to champion the provisions promising future democracy in the Basic Law.
	www.bris.ac.uk /cms/go/hon-degree/2005/jul-chang.html (1162 words)

	Nigel's WebSpace - English Football Cards, Player Pages - Denis Law
		Denis Law was born on February 24, 1940 in Aberdeen, Scotland.
		Law, however, was a regular part of the line-up with 32 league appearances in the season where United finished in 8th place.
		Denis Law had a playing career which spanned 17 years, most of it at the top of English football alongside other greats, including Bobby Charlton and George Best.
	cards.littleoak.com.au /player_pages/013_denis_law.html (1150 words)

	The glory that was Denis. - Quadrant \| Encyclopedia.com
		THE PARODY of Sir Denis Thatcher with his golf clubs, a snort of rotgut in one hand and maybe a cigarette in the other, and Margaret looming in the background, won the hearts of the British.
		The Interview Denis Law: Old glories keep him warm as old wounds recall harder times He played for United and City, served under Busby and Shanks and tasted pleasure and pain.
		Such as telling the world in 1966 that Denis Law was to be transfer-listed for saying...
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1G1-111733815.html (818 words)

	Denis Law - A Football Legend Profile
		Denis Law was born on February 24th 1940 in Aberdeen, Scotland, to parents Robina and George.
		Law was signed to Huddersfield Town in 1955 after a rather uninspiring trial where he was mocked for his small build and poor eyesight that forced him to squint.
		Law is regarded as one of the most lethal strikers of his generation, scoring countless goals with his agile techniques and superb aerial plays.
	www.talkfootball.co.uk /guides/football_legends_denis_law.html (1122 words)

	Protestants, Jews and the Law
		Halakhah (Jewish Law), both ritual and moral, is taken to be in accord with the laws of the universe itself.
		Law functions in this metallurgical metaphor as a means of expunging the inappropriate, counterproductive, anti-moral aspects of the human soul.
		It is through the laws given by God in the Torah, later interpreted and extended in the Oral Torah and Halakhah, that the Jew establishes and fulfills his or her relationship to God through the covenant.
	www.religion-online.org /showarticle.asp?title=1407 (3126 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Football \| My Club \| Man Utd \| Ruud lays down Law
		Law won an FA Cup winners' medal in 1963, scoring in the 3-1 win against Leicester City, and was crowned European Footballer of the Year in 1964.
		Law added championship medals in 1965 and 1967, but suffered the biggest disappointment of his career in 1968 when he missed United claiming the Holy Grail of the European Cup against Benfica because of a knee injury.
		Law was slight, but traded on razor-sharp reflexes, an uncanny ability to hang in the air, and had an edge of fiery flamboyance that made him a legendary figure at Old Trafford and beyond.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/hi/football/teams/m/man_utd/3306907.stm (731 words)

	Denis Law
		Born in Aberdeen in 1940, Denis Law went on to become one of the most revered Scotland - and Manchester United - players of all time.
		Denis Law was known as "The King" as his entertaining style appealed to the fans.
		Denis was eventually given a free transfer to Manchester City and then scored a goal against United in at Old Trafford in 1974 from a desultory back-heel which ensured that his old club were relegated.
	www.myaberdeen.net /aberdeen/celebs&gossip-denis-law.htm (146 words)

	East Longmeadow Planning Board
		Denis met with the Board to bring them up to date on the progress of the community development plan.
		Richards said the Board agreed with the business community to revisit their goals in establishing the by-law and said she was excited that the recommendation for the by-law will be presented at Town meeting.
		Richards presented the new Zoning Map and explained that section 2.1 of the East Longmeadow Zoning By-laws addresses the building zone map of 1978, which identifies the locations and boundaries of all of the zoning districts, with the exception of the flood plain district.
	www.eastlongmeadow.org /Planning/m040406.htm (3743 words)

	Denis Law the king of Scotland lives in hope - Football News - Telegraph
		To me, he epitomises what it is to be a Scot; he started life in an empty house, he had the courage of a lion - he probably had more fights with the biggest centre-halves in the world than any other player I can remember - and they all knew he could handle himself.
		Denis Law may be a senior citizen of 67 but in the mind's eye he is out there yet on the lush Hampden pitch, accepting the acclaim of 135,000 subjects while celebrating his latest goal in the trademark manner, the raised clenched fist clutching the right cuff of his shirtsleeve.
		Having missed that game through injury, Law should have made his return in the final, make-or-break qualifier against Italy in Naples that December only to be injured playing for Manchester United against West Ham the previous Saturday.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2007/11/14/sfnrp114.xml (909 words)

	Law School Consortium Project - News Articles
		Denis and the network lawyer-members have succeeded in doing this," says professor Michael Millemann, JD, who took the lead in creating Civil Justice and obtaining funding for the project.
		Murphy teaches a course in Law Practice Management, network members counsel students on how to start their own practice, and graduates have gone on to join the Civil Justice network.
		The City University of New York School of Law and Northeastern University School of Law joined in the overall grant that allowed the School to create Civil Justice.
	www.lawschoolconsortium.net /news/press/abapress02.html (594 words)

	City Slicker - Print signed by Denis Law
		Born in Aberdeen in 1940, Denis Law began his professional career in the 1950s with Huddersfield Town but it was in the blue of Manchester City and then the red of Manchester United that the striker was to forge his reputation as one of Europe's finest and most entertaining talents.
		Law scored signed for City in March 1960 for a then record British transfer fee of £55,000 and although he his first spell at Maine Road was to last for just one season before joining Italian side Torino, he scored 21 goals in just 44 games.
		Denis Law is quite simply one of the great players ever to grace the English game and is one of the few footballers to have played for Manchester United and Manchester City with equal distinction and adoration from the terraces.
	bigbluetube.com /Products/City_Slicker__Print_signed_by_Denis_Law.aspx (637 words)

	Football Hall of Fame - Denis Law
		Wiry, athletic and lightning quick on the turn, Law was ‘brilliant on the ground and underrated in the air', said Gordon Banks.
		Soon after Law made his League debut for Huddersfield, at the age of 16, Busby made a bid of £10,000 — an unheard of fee for a teenager at the time.
		After a brief initial stint at Maine Road, Law was sold to Torino for £125,000 in 1961.
	www.nationalfootballmuseum.com /pages/fame/Inductees/denislaw.htm (543 words)

	The King by Denis Law - Word of Sport Bookshop
		A goal-scoring genius, Law attacked the game (and the occasional opponent) with a dedication and enthusiasm which held his legions of loyal subjects in devoted awe.
		The deadly triumvirate of Law, George Best and Bobby Charlton swept opposition from its path, and led Manchester United to win the FA Cup in 1963 and the League in 1965 and 1967.
		Law was European footballer of the year in 1964 and went on to win 55 caps for Scotland.
	www.wordofsport.com /books/0593051408_the_king (428 words)

	Denis Law Aberdeen and Scotland Football Player
		Denis Law was born in Aberdeen on the 24th February 1940.
		When Denis Law joined Huddersfield he was 15 years old and suffered from strabismus which gave him a bad eye squint which was corrected with eye surgery.
		Denis Law remains the only Scottish footballer to win this title and was honoured after he scored 46 goals for Manchester United in one season.
	www.aboutaberdeen.com /denislaw.php (428 words)

	uefa.com - UEFA Cup
		Law joined Manchester City FC for a then-record £55,000 from Huddersfield Town FC when he was 20 in 1960, and rejoined the Sky Blues in 1973 after one successful season in Italy with Torino FC and a glorious eleven-year stay at Manchester United FC.
		Nicknamed 'the King' at Old Trafford, Law won two league titles and the 1963 FA Cup, was voted the European Footballer of the Year in 1964.
		He could console himself by establishing a Scottish international goalscoring record he still shares with Kenny Dalglish – 30 goals in 55 appearances, to Dalglish's 30 in 102 – and by becoming one of the few players to be held in high esteem by both the blue and red halves of Manchester.
	www.uefa.com /competitions/uefacup/finals/newsid=692697.html?cid=rssfeed&att=index (395 words)

	Red on the Run - Print signed by Denis Law
		Born in Aberdeen in 1940, Denis Law began his professional career in the 1950s with Huddersfield Town but it was in the famous red of Manchester United that the striker was to forge his reputation as one of Europe's finest and most entertaining talents.
		Law scored 29 goals in 44 games in his first season with the Red Devils and it was not long before the silverware followed.
		Denis Law is quite simply one of the great players ever to grace Old Trafford and this striking print captures the legendary Scottish striker at his peak of his game for the Red Devils.
	bigbluetube.com /Products/Red_on_the_Run__Print_signed_by_Denis_Law.aspx (534 words)

	Denis Papin - FREE Denis Papin Biography \| Encyclopedia.com: Facts, Pictures, Information!
		As revisited by Jean-Pierre Denis, in his return to helming after 12 years...
		In 1679 Denis Papin (1647– 1712) invented a prototype known as a steam digester; still used in cooking, it is now called a pressure cooker...
		Following the work of French physicist Denis Papin (1647-1712), who invented the pressure cooker and conducted the first experiments with the use of steam to move a piston...
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-Papin-De.html (655 words)

	Roy of the Rovers.com - The Official Roy of the Rovers Website
		Denis' autobiography is not just a football story, it is the unique tale of a unique world star.
		Aberdeen born Denis "The King" Law will be forever associated with the City of Manchester, after three spells with its two teams.
		A much loved figure at Old Trafford, Law's trademark one-armed goal salute became as much a part of United legend as his flapping shirt and trademark 'salmon' leap: not for nothing was he nicknamed the 'King'.
	www.royoftherovers.com /halloffame/law_denis.aspx (725 words)

	Denis Law - Free English Encyclopedia from Turkcebilgi (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In March 1960, Law signed for [Manchester City for what was then a British record transfer fee of Â£55,000, although Law's share of the fee was andquot;precisely nothingandquot;.
		In a match against West Brom on 15 December, 1962, the referee Gilbert Pullin consistently goaded Law with taunts such as andquot;Oh, you clever so and so, you can't playandquot;, and after the match, Law and his manager Matt Busby reported the matter to the Football Association.
		Law was andquot;very disappointedandquot; not to be picked for the following match against [Brazil, and was not selected for the following match against [Yugoslavia either.
	www.turkcebilgi.com /ansiklopedi/english/Denis_Law (2612 words)

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