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EUROPEAN CUP WINNER GARY MILLS TELLS CHRIS DUNLAVY ABOUT HIS AMAZING CAREER...

GARY Mills made his debut at 16, won two European Cups and turned out everywhere from Seattle to Glapwell before retiring at the grand old age of 48.
But ask the 59-year-old to name the best player he ever shared a pitch with and there isn’t a flicker of hesitation.
“John Robertson,” says Mills, who spent his formative years at Nottingham Forest alongside the legendary winger. “He was a genius, an absolute genius.”
Widely regarded as the greatest player ever to don Garibaldi red, Robertson scored 95 goals ...

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