Dick Knight's not any sort of God but he was a bloke who stuffed a couple of million of his own fairly limited pounds into the club when no one else was coming forward and by ducking and diving and begging and scrounging kept the show on the road until the stadium permission was granted and Tony Bloom arrived to save the day so I guess some of us will find your attitude
unfathomably mean-spirited.
I agree with your praise of Bob Pinnock. As some might not know, he was a quietly-spoken longtime colleague of Dick's, a local man who stood alongside him as he built up his ad agency. He was at DK's shoulder when he took on the Albion and as finance director worked wonders in helping get the club through the horrendously difficult Gillingham and Withdean years. Dick was more than just a front man - if it hadn't been for his leadership and money-raising and ability to get good people aboard then history would have been different - but the tireless support and expertise of quiet men like Bob Pinnock shouldn't be forgotten.Dick did a great job but he was always the front man. His FD in business was the man who kept the plates spinning financially in the tough years at Gillingham and the Withdean, Bob Pinnock, the takeover investor oft forgotten.
But I would go for Wardy, at his high-stepping, audacious best, celebrating yet another goal.
PG
Peter Ward, arms aloft.
We wouldn't be where we are without Archer and Bellotti, therefore.........
Doesn't sit quite right with me as he didn't play at the AmexAny plans for a statue in the future?
Has to be no other than peter ward
Has anyone yet offered the "save on bronze and have a life-size statue of Tony Bloom" witticism...?
Strange shaping on Ronaldo's, not sure any of our legends could be so impressive
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