Final farewell to dedicated Cambridge United fan Simon Dobbin
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People in Mildenhall and Cambridge United fans lined the streets to say goodbye to Simon Dobbin at his funeral.
Simon was one of the club's most dedicated fans and died last month, five years after being attacked by a group of hooligans following a football game in Southend.
His cortege passed through the town, prompting a round of applause.
Last month Simon died in his sleep at his home in Mildenhall.
For the past five years he'd lived with horrific brain injuries after being attacked by rival football fans in Southend.
He was left unable to walk or talk, and needing round the clock care.
In July 2017 twelve men were jailed for their part in the vicious attack, all of them have since been released.
Following Simon's death, Essex police have said they're reviewing the investigation and whether any further action will be taken.
Simon's best friend William East had been with him at the match in Southend in March 2015.
Today's crowds were testament to how much Simon was loved by his friends and family.
His wife Nicole became Simon's full time carer, their story was told nationwide after they appeared on the BBC's DIY SOS programme.
Just thirty people were allowed to attend Simon's funeral service because of covid restrictions.