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Gary Speed's death has left me helpless and I don't know what to do, says devastated Alan Shearer
Twenty-four hours after a death that he may never be able to comprehend, Alan Shearer was still helpless with grief. "I don't know what to do. I feel numb. I can't go out," he said, thinking of his dear friend, Gary Speed.
On the field, the lines were clear: "He was everything the game is about. Hard work and dedication. He would have been a manager's dream." But what did the football matter now? "I just keep coming up with the same question: why? Why didn't he call me, why didn't he say anything on Saturday, if something was bothering him?"
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...-what-to-do-says-devastated-Alan-Shearer.html
Twenty-four hours after a death that he may never be able to comprehend, Alan Shearer was still helpless with grief. "I don't know what to do. I feel numb. I can't go out," he said, thinking of his dear friend, Gary Speed.
On the field, the lines were clear: "He was everything the game is about. Hard work and dedication. He would have been a manager's dream." But what did the football matter now? "I just keep coming up with the same question: why? Why didn't he call me, why didn't he say anything on Saturday, if something was bothering him?"
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...-what-to-do-says-devastated-Alan-Shearer.html