Potters mate
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It was my dads funeral today, he was 57. He was there in '83 and many years before and after. A true Seagull RIP. x
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One more that didnt live to see Falmer
- Thread starter Potters mate
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Laughing Gravy
I'm a ****
Sorry to hear that mate. My dad was 56 when he died, so i know how tough it is.
Young age when you think about it.
Just make sure you get to that first game. Its what your dad would want.
Young age when you think about it.
Just make sure you get to that first game. Its what your dad would want.
mcshane in the 79th
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- Nov 4, 2005
- 10,485
Terrible news 
There will be many a tear shed for all those that didn't get the chance to visit the ground this time next year
There will be many a tear shed for all those that didn't get the chance to visit the ground this time next year
Terrible news
There will be many a tear shed for all those that didn't get the chance to visit the ground this time next year
Too true, a good BHA supporting pal of mine died earlier this year,he was just 39.
alan partridge
Active member
Very sorry to hear that.
John Byrnes Mullet
Global Circumnavigator
Sorry about your loss, my Dad died last year and always dreamed of seeing Falmer. I know what your going through.
steve-c
New member
sorry about your dad, as you said another one not to see falmer , R.I.P
Insel affe
HellBilly
Sorry for your loss, R.I.P
thebazillionaire
Banned
Sorry to hear your terrible news, my dad died nearly 2 yrs ago and it is really really hard and think of him every day, i also wonder what he would of made of Gus Poyet and how the Falmer stadium is getting on, The club at the time gave us a signed shirt which we framed and they put a photo and a little write up about him in a match programme which was really good of them. My Heart goes out to you matey, Nothing makes it easier other than time.
Sorry to hear of your loss - my dad died before the Goldstone was sold and missed all the machinations around his beloved Albion.
I know that he'll be there in spirit on the first game at Falmer and I'm sure that all of you who have suffered such sad losses will be able to say the same.
I know that he'll be there in spirit on the first game at Falmer and I'm sure that all of you who have suffered such sad losses will be able to say the same.
Sorry to hear that - too young.
Box of Frogs
Zamoras Left Boot
Sorry for your loss - the first game at Falmer will be very emotional for so many reasons.
Cadiz Seagull
Grey bearded old man
Really sorry to her that - 57 is no age. R.I.P.
Best wishes to you and RIP to him.
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Deleted User X18H
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Sorry to hear. Condolences and best wishes.
gripper stebson
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- Jul 27, 2004
- 6,690
Lost my dad in '04 aged 56 and attended my grandad's funeral yesterday. Both huge Albion men.
It gets easier mate I promise and whenever I think about Dad now I just smile and it genuinely makes me happy. An old cliche but time really is an incredible healer.
All the best to you and yours.
Warren
It gets easier mate I promise and whenever I think about Dad now I just smile and it genuinely makes me happy. An old cliche but time really is an incredible healer.
All the best to you and yours.
Warren
Bwian
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- Jul 14, 2003
- 15,898
It needs to be much more than a minute's silence on that opening day at Falmer. So many of us have family members who have died in the time between The Goldstone and Falmer-all Albion people who wanted to see us at our new home but will never get that chance. Let's hope the club does them proud.
Condolences to you and your family Potter's Mate.
Gordon the Gopher
Active member
When they say cliches about managers, chairman, players etc coming and going but the fans always being there, they're right. Your dad instilled a love for the Albion in you just like I try to do with my own kids and am sure you do (or will do it one day) with your own kids.