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MP Blasts Prince Charles
By Aston
December 4 2008
The MP for Norwich North, Dr Ian Gibson has blasted His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales after he wished Town the best luck in Sunday's Derby.
The 70-year-old Scottish born MP is a Norwich season ticket holder and feels that in the 16th century comments made by the Prince would have started an up raising, such as that started by the Kett brothers in Wymondham.

Mr Gibson, 70, said: "If Robert and William Kett had been alive today, they would have marched on Sandringham in outrage.

"I'm sure that fellow supporters will be incensed by these comments by the Prince.

"This just proves that Ipswich Town Football Club represents elitism and the old guard.

"If there was ever motivation to win a derby match this is it."

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