April 3rd, 2011 
James Shotwell You know what definitely goes together? English Premier League soccer and Michael Jackson. Disagree? Well it would appear the powers that be think differently. Yesterday, the owner of Fulham FC, Mohamed Al Fayed, debuted the statue (seen below) as a tribute to Jackson whom Fayed considered a friend. Personally, I think this is one of the creepiest things I’ve seen in awhile (and it really doesn’t look like him). What do you think? Comment below and let us know!
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I think if the face looked more realistic and more like MJ actually looked, it would be a fantastic statue. It’s not bad, however; in fact, it is a rather touching memorial, though perhaps a statue in colour such as this one is a bit much. What’s wrong with normal stone?
Agreed. A strictly stone statue would have lowered the weird level at least 60%. I think it’s a touching dedication for his friend, but it could have been done better. Also, colorless stone would be a lot easier to upkeep.
i think it’s good any way it’s all about when you see that statue you will know they made it because they loved him , no matter how much he look like him