FOOTBALL: BENJAMIN'S BIG DAY.(Sport)

From: Sunday Mirror (London, England) | Date: October 8, 2000 | Copyright information

YOUNG Benjamin Gaulson had a real ball at Wembley yesterday - surrounded by his heroes.

The eight-year-old smiled brightly as he walked out onto the hallowed turf alongside Michael Owen, Tony Adams and Co - watched by a packed 80,000 crowd plus millions more on TV. He was t...

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