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Au revoir Eric Cantona
MANCHESTER.
England. May 19: Leading figures in English football paid tribute to Eric Cantona af-
ter the Manchester United Star's shock decision to quit football on Sunday, reports AFP.
Former United star Paddy Crerand said the Frenchman would remain in the minds of supporters for years to come.
"Cantona is a legend in Manchester. He will never ever be forgotten as long as he lives and even after he's gone. He's a super hero." said Crerand, now a local radio commentator in Manchester.
"He will go down along side the Busby Babes, Alex Ferguson, Denis Law, Bobby Charlton, he’ll not be forgotten at Old Trafford.
"A vast number of the people
in Manchester will be in total mourning. My whole family is totally stunned and I cant believe it. But Eric's that type of person: If he feels it has to be done he'll do it.
"This will shock everybody in Manchester because he is looked upon as something spe-, cial, but he's made his decision."
Former United manager Tommy Docherty said he was surprised and disappointed by Cantona's decision to leave the
"Eric is such a great player and 1 will certainly miss watching him," said Docherty.
"I thought he'd see out another season with United and have one last crack at the Champions' League. But nobody is irreplaceable, not even Eric Cantona."
Docherty added: "I'm sure there will be a huge disap-
pointment from the fans to see a great player quit when he is still in the prime of his career and retiring so young, even through his form since Christmas hasn’t been his best.
United's current manager Alex Ferguson said that Cantona felt he wanted to go out while "He was at the top."
"He feels his four and a half years have been great and he wants to do other things," he said. "In that situation it is hard to persuade him to stay.
"His influence on the team has been marvellous and he came at the right time.
"We have had a great four and a half years, and for one million pounds it was unbelievable value. We wish him well."
"He is certainly one of the most gifted and dedicated players that 1 have ever had the pleasure of working with.
"Whenever fans discuss United’s greatest ever side, you can be sure that for many Eric's name will be very high up on the list."
Football Association chief executive Graham Kelly admitted he had been left stunned by Cantona's decision.
Kelly said: "I am very surprised. He has a unique talent and vision, and has played a significant part in the development of the young players who have come through at Old Trafford. Four or five England footballers are all the better for that.
"He has been a great example of skill, talent and vision, and he will leave the great legacy behind/