Bears Beets
Striker
Just seen that our former groundsman has sadly passed away.
RIP Tommy
RIP Tommy
RIP Tommy Porter
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NorthumberlandMackem
Full Back
RIP Tommy
viccarlton
Striker
Always had the pitch in pristine condition, unlike the allotment we currently play on.
RIP Tommy lad
RIP Tommy lad
Billy Fish
Striker
Was good craic on Premier Passions and always had the pitch in great condition.
RIP to a good servant to the Club
RIP to a good servant to the Club
Dreadnought
Midfield
Awful news.
I met his son at Doncaster, who said Tommy was in quite good fettle.
I met his son at Doncaster, who said Tommy was in quite good fettle.
WestSussexMackem
Winger
RIP Tommy 
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Guest
Rip Tommy
70s traveller
Winger
RIP Tommy.
ALWAYS had the pitch looking superb.
ALWAYS had the pitch looking superb.
Freddie the Greek
Striker
He was class Tommy.
RIP.
RIP.
RIP Tommy, Legend.
herra soul mob
Winger
RIP Tommy, Richie( one of his sons ) sits in row in front of me at Sol.
molthemackem
Striker
RiP Tom. Condolences to Ritchie and the family . Old Shipmates
What sections seats is that mate...Not seen Ritchie for years. I try for the funeral but will pop along next home game.
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Really sad news.
When I was a kid my dad was out of work a lot, and he would regularly go to the Charlie Hurley Centre on weekdays to watch the lads train. In those days, it was much more open and accessible for supporters etc.
I had plenty of opportunities to go with him and I remember how kind Tommy was, when he was there. He always wanted to talk football, and would bring out hot drinks etc for the supporters watching the training sessions. My abiding memory of him is of a genuinely lovely fella. RIP Tommy.
When I was a kid my dad was out of work a lot, and he would regularly go to the Charlie Hurley Centre on weekdays to watch the lads train. In those days, it was much more open and accessible for supporters etc.
I had plenty of opportunities to go with him and I remember how kind Tommy was, when he was there. He always wanted to talk football, and would bring out hot drinks etc for the supporters watching the training sessions. My abiding memory of him is of a genuinely lovely fella. RIP Tommy.
