MANCHESTER City chairman John Wardle marked the second anniversary of Marc-Vivien Foe`s death today by laying a wreath at the City of Manchester Stadium.
The Cameroon international died two years ago today, on June 28 2003, while playing for his country against Columbia.
Wardle laid the wreath in memory of the player in the Garden Of Remembrance at Eastlands and said: "Marc`s contribution to Manchester City was immense in the time that he was
here.
"Nobody will forget him, the staff, players and most importantly the Manchester City fans."
The 28-year-old`s death shocked the football world, notably at City, where he had been a favourite among fans and players alike, with his number 23 shirt having been retired in his memory.
Foe had been on loan at City from Lyon for a year, and had played a key part in City`s Premiership campaign, helping the club finish ninth that season.
