Horsham Gull
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nothing from the club regarding this yet, think they realise they would upset the supporters
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David Bellotti dead!
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Arthur
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I'm sure there are a few households across the land especially his own that are very sad to hear this news. However if any of those folk think coming on to a BHAFC message board is going to help their grieving process then they should possibly question their own mental health.
Bellotti was sadly a massive part of this clubs history as were both Archer and Stanley.
I'm not going to celebrate the passing of Mr Bellotti nor the other two when they eventually check out. I certainly won't be shedding any tears for any of them, nor will I begrudge anyone who does fancy raising a two fingered salute to the sky.
Cheerio David, you were little more than Archer's puppet but you balls and bare face cheek at times. For everyone of those aforementioned households I spoke of there are 100 more who will remember you for all the wrong reasons.
Build a Bonfire
smiler
Well-known member
RIP Roy Chuter. He will be laughing as he looks down today
Brian Fantana
Well-known member
"David Rogers 11th Jun '15 - 8:07am
David and I first met when he was in Lewes and I was in Brighton, and I then was his agent for the 1983 and 1987 General Elections. He was a key member of my group on East Sussex County Council, and became chair of the Education Committee in 1985 when we ‘conspired’ with the co-opted members! I worked as part of the team with Chris Rennard, Candy Piercy, David Allworthy, and many others for the Eastbourne byelection 1990. Much more ensued over the time since then, including the much-misrepresented Brighton & Hove Albion saga, and in later years working together again at the Local Government Association."
Unbelievable comment on the article about his death.
David and I first met when he was in Lewes and I was in Brighton, and I then was his agent for the 1983 and 1987 General Elections. He was a key member of my group on East Sussex County Council, and became chair of the Education Committee in 1985 when we ‘conspired’ with the co-opted members! I worked as part of the team with Chris Rennard, Candy Piercy, David Allworthy, and many others for the Eastbourne byelection 1990. Much more ensued over the time since then, including the much-misrepresented Brighton & Hove Albion saga, and in later years working together again at the Local Government Association."
Unbelievable comment on the article about his death.
Bollox to that. I obviously wish his family no ill and I won't share my thoughts with them. They will no doubt be fine and richer for the money he stole from us, and we all lose family at some point anyway. I'm glad he's dead and feel no need to join you on the moral high ground this time.
To each their own.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
At least David Rogers acknowledges the dishonesty with which the Lib Dems "conspired" to get Bellotti manoeuvred into the position of Chair of the ESCC Education Committee. Dishonesty somehow came naturally to these people.
SurreySeagulls
Well-known member
I am glad the odious toad has left this earth. Feel sorry for his family but not for the man.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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That's the feckr
aberllefenni
Active member
- Jan 15, 2009
- 468
Followed by a recreation of the incident that happened an hour later at Cardiff Central. As the only witness I will volunteer my services for the sake of historical accuracy.
Why would the club even mention him. He means NOTHING to Brighton and Hove Albion and never will
Heffle Gull
JCL since 1979
For some reason I have this song in my head:
Oh, what a beautiful mornin'
Oh, what a beautiful day
I've got a wonderful feelin'
Every thing's goin' my way
not sure why
Oh, what a beautiful mornin'
Oh, what a beautiful day
I've got a wonderful feelin'
Every thing's goin' my way
not sure why
Soul Finger
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- May 12, 2004
- 2,299
Couldn't have put it better my self.
Stumpy Tim
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You get one shot at life and I'm sure his family loved him. However, he lived half of his life hated by tens of thousands of people. Hope it was worth it
Uncle Buck
Ghost Writer
- Jul 7, 2003
- 28,075
What happened at Cardiff? We were on the train an hour later that he was put on at Bridgend and at Paddington he left the platform at speed.
Megazone
On his last warning
Let's hope he learns his lesson in his next life.
Never a classy touch being happy about the death of a fellow human being.
Never a classy touch being happy about the death of a fellow human being.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,666
Agreed. I wondered if they might put out a short, terse media release offering condolences to his family & little else, but sometimes saying nothing at all conveys more meaning. Anything the Albion said would probably- and correctly- come across as uncharitable.
Celebrating anybody's death doesn't sit easily with me (but each to their own). I must admit: the breaking news of Bellotti's passing felt like something quite momentous as I heard it over breakfast earlier today. But when I analyse it, he deserves little more of my emotion these days than an utter MEH. That's all he is to me now. Nothing. An irrelevance. I just hope he's gone upstairs with a clear conscience.
And I'd love to think Roy Chuter & Sarah Watts were waiting at the pearly gates when he arrived
topbanana36
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http://www.bathchronicle.co.uk/Long-standing-Liberal-Democrat-cou/story-26678875-detail/story.html
The comment at the bottom has a different slant to most of us. Very tempted to reply.
The comment at the bottom has a different slant to most of us. Very tempted to reply.
The Clown of Pevensey Bay
Well-known member
Dick Knight puts it well in the Argus: “It is always sad to hear someone has died but I think we have to put the David Bellotti role into context.
“He will be remembered by Albion fans who were around at the time as someone who had influence in our club in the first half of 1990s, the consequence of which was a situation from which the club had to be saved.”
“He will be remembered by Albion fans who were around at the time as someone who had influence in our club in the first half of 1990s, the consequence of which was a situation from which the club had to be saved.”