Football fans, players and journalists have all been sharing photographs on social media showcasing some of their greatest memories and the former Leeds United defender Tony Dorigo is one of the latest to get involved.
The 54-year-old shared an image of himself and Eric Cantona holding the Football Association’s Charity Shield via his Twitter account. Here’s what the supporters had to say regarding his post.
What a day that was
— johncatling (@Catling2John) March 30, 2020
Day to remember pic.twitter.com/jjza24aV6T
— Bobby Joyce (@bjlufc) March 29, 2020
I was there! Better trip to Wembley than when we lost to Villa!
— Kristian Saynor (@KristianSaynor) March 29, 2020
However, for these supporters, the image was ruined by the fact Eric Cantona was standing alongside Dorigo holding the shield.
Nice, whatever happened to that other fella?
— MrPaulRobinson (@MrPaulRobinson) March 29, 2020
He followed some seagulls and a trawler!!! ?
— Richard Box ?? (@richardboxy) March 29, 2020
Ooh ahh Cantona, say Ooh ahh Cantona.
Still upsets me to this day…..
— (@The_Ayling_Flop) March 29, 2020
Thought he took up kick boxing
— #Sustainability (@LeoMartorana) March 29, 2020
What do we think?
Tony Dorigo joined Leeds United from Chelsea in 1991 for a reported fee of £1.33m (via Transfermarkt.co.uk). He went on to make 171 league appearances for the Whites between June 1991 and August 1997, according to soccerbase.com.
Have you forgiven Eric Cantona?
Yes
No
It’s clear from some of the above responses that some fans are still disappointed by the fact their former hero Cantona, Dorigo’s teammate left Elland Road for Manchester United.
The French forward signed for the Red Devils in November 1992, despite only joining the Whites earlier that year.