We have lost one of the giants of football as a player and as a gentleman. It's incredibly sad.
Denis was more than a fantastic footballer, he was a fantastic man. Very generous with his time and everything delivered with that great sense of humor of his.
He would always be in my Manchester United best XI. He was a player that many of his teammates idolized and rightly so, that iconic image of him with his sleeves rolled down and the one-armed salute after scoring.
I was a bit nervous when I first met him when I joined the club, just like with Sir Bobby Charlton. But I had even more respect for Denis once I met him.
He was very warm in his welcome and I had instant respect for the man he was and the personality he had.
I was lucky enough to work alongside him on so many events as an ambassador and that wicked sense of humor, no matter the occasion, always shined through.
Manchester United legend Denis Law (pictured) has died aged 84.
Bryan Robson has paid tribute to “a fantastic and generous man” following the news
Robson added that “no one could represent what Manchester United stands for better than him.”
He was always full of life and invariably with a cup of tea in his hand.
Nobody could represent what Manchester United represented better than him. Full of style on the field and a gentleman off it.
