Martin Perry - A thread of appreciation to the great Man.

[Uncle Spielberg]

Martin Perry played an absolute blinder again today even though he must have been thinking WTF to comments like " will they do car boot sales in the car park ", " can you reduce the prices " and " you can get a complete remastered set of Elvis's works for £ 30 ".

How this bloke has put up with some of the complete numpties over the years is beyond belief. He has dedicated 15 years of his life to this project and still continues to do so.

He is a BHAFC LEGEND. Thanks Martin for all you have done for the club.

 

[swindonseagull]

Thank you Mr Perry.......Thank you

 

[banjo]

Top man.

 

[LadySeagull]

Top man.

This. Marvellous scenes today!

 

[ozzygull]

Can not believe what an amazing job he has done for our club. Top top man. Thank you very very very much

 

[banjo]

 

[The Oldman]

Agree with all the praise.

 

[wigman]

Unsung hero.

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

Very good effort today, intro was first class and he somehow blagged 6 minutes.
Avoided answering a question about the CPZs and then deflected the follow-up on to the Council officers - 10/10.
Just the one small dig about sustainable transport that everyone on the PC ignored.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

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To be fair to this bloke he asked his questions and supported the proposal when I guess a few weeks ago he was against it, so fair play to him. The other bloke going on about Presley masters and some odd latin type reference was just, a little odd.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Thank You. I thought MP was stepping down to take early retirement from his post until it was revealed he is nearing state retirement age , amazing how 15 years flies by so quickly !!.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Top, top bloke - and always approachable. Quite how he didn't smack Farrow and Hawtree today is beyond me. As well as that already mentioned don't forget the Hawtree "there needs to be more greenery on the access areas up to the stadium" comment. Both numpties of the highest order and completely shown up by King Martin.

 

[FOOTSKI]

When i got our season tickets last year i had (and took) the chance to thank him in person. Pleased i did, he is such a pro and as i'm sure alot of you know as he found time for anyone at our meeting, he lives the Amex 100%. Our club has been in his safe hands for years and boy has he looked after us. THANKS

 

[catfish]

He's an Albiom legend.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

I liked it when the odd bloke came out with this latin reference and the lady after him said " another one thats gone over our heads "

 

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

He conducts himself in a very professional and accomplished manner. He was definitely the right bloke at the right time.

 

[banjo]

To be fair to this bloke he asked his questions and supported the proposal when I guess a few weeks ago he was against it, so fair play to him. The other bloke going on about Presley masters and some odd latin type reference was just, a little odd.

Yep fair play I think the guy going on about Elvis should be in the Raving looney Party not the Green Party.

 

[Deleted member 2719]

He is a top man and is very much like TB keeps low profile and puts his head down and does his job, what i like about him is 'he knows his onions'.

 

[Davey Boy Smith]

The crucial role he did for us in the dark days and agreeing to be the 'neutral' 1% I am sure has got him into far more than he could have ever anticipated and I am so grateful for all the work he has done. As highlighted above, the focus on the supporters/customers of the club is truly admirable and surely a role model to organisations everywhere.

Thank you Mr Perry for all you have done for the club and all that for which you continue to do. I am sure with you at the helm for the Academy work too we have nothing to worry about but please don't retire yet!!

Yours eternally gratefully,

Dave

 

[cjd]

We have been unbelievably fortunate with our three leading lights over the last 15 years.

Dick Knight (not always my favourite, but...) who started this whole success period with his leadership.

Tony Bloom with his quiet passion, magnificent generosity and business acumen.

Martin Perry with his doggedness, ability to solve problems, communication skills second to none, not too proud to enlist the expertise of the FFA team, and sheer brilliance in his field.






Gus Poyet is one of the best managers we have had........but he's not even close to the three above........yet.