Topic: The mourning of departed Reds

[Terry de Niro]

Happy 52nd Alan ♡

Happy 52nd Alan,  no age YNWA

[John C]

Yesterday I attended the funeral of Terry Moran who sadly died prematurely in December, age 66.
Terry was the brother of our friend on here Chris, poster only6times.

I've played footy and cards with Terry for over 40 years, he truly was the nicest and respectable bloke you could meet. Most of our footy would have been played on Sefton Park across the road from Kesey's flat.

Terry was a huge Liverpool fan who had an amazing knowledge of the club. He was a long time and frequent browser of RAWK and knew the site and some of its characters inside out. He'd often wanted to contribute to threads and provide missing information or correct some of the discussions going on but he was an unassuming person and chose not to register.
In July 2022, I finally convinced him to join and he was registered as The Man From Glenbuck. Unfortunately since then Terry's health deteriorated and he never activated his account or contributed to the site.

The service was an amazing tribute to him and how much he was loved, which had me in bits.
Terry was cremated wearing his favourite Terry McDermott shirt.
I've updated his status to Rawk Remembers.
RIP Terry.

[Crosby Nick]

Lovely words John. RIP Terry.

[kavah]

RIP Terry Moran

[Ziltoid]

Echo what Nick said.  RIP Terry, and my condolences to Chris and his family.

[Red_Mist]

RIP Terry. Condolences to Chris/only6times and yourself John, and his other family and friends.

[reddebs]

RIP Terry and condolences to his family and all those who knew him.

[Terry de Niro]

Nice one John and RIP Terry YNWA

[El Lobo]

Rest in peace Terry

[Son of Spion]

RIP Terry.

Condolences to all who knew and loved him. 🕯️

[only6times]

Thanks John.

As you say, our Terry really was the nicest fella anyone could ever meet.
He has left a huge hole in so many lives.
He loved the Mighty Reds so much and I am made up he saw us become Champions again.

We would swap books on the Reds all the time and his knowledge was unreal. He would leave notes in between certain pages like "62/63 season this not 63/64 like the caption says" because  he had noticed something on the structure of the Old Main Stand.

He has programmes going back the 50's from our dad who made us the fanatics we are. Some of them have a ciggy stump stuck inside them. He would be about 13 and having a sly ciggy he had lifted from me dads packet in bed on the Saturday after the game, when he would hear the key in the door as me mum and dad came in from the L.M.S and would panic. His soultion was to spit in the proey and stub the ciggy out, waft the smoke and pretend he was a kip.

He never got caught.

The Saint and Sir Roger were his idols.

The club have lost a true SUPPORTER who never stopped believing we would be back to the top. A man of Shankly's best.

You'll never walk alone Terry.

[only6times]

And he hated the Blueshite with a passion.

[Terry de Niro]

And he hated the Blueshite with a passion.

Let's hope he gets his dying wish of them getting finally flushed at last.

[only6times]

Let's hope he gets his dying wish of them getting finally flushed at last.

Defo.

[rob1966]

Sorry to hear this, condolences.

RIP Terry

[disgraced cake]

Thanks John.

As you say, our Terry really was the nicest fella anyone could ever meet.
He has left a huge hole in so many lives.
He loved the Mighty Reds so much and I am made up he saw us become Champions again.

We would swap books on the Reds all the time and his knowledge was unreal. He would leave notes in between certain pages like "62/63 season this not 63/64 like the caption says" because  he had noticed something on the structure of the Old Main Stand.

He has programmes going back the 50's from our dad who made us the fanatics we are. Some of them have a ciggy stump stuck inside them. He would be about 13 and having a sly ciggy he had lifted from me dads packet in bed on the Saturday after the game, when he would hear the key in the door as me mum and dad came in from the L.M.S and would panic. His soultion was to spit in the proey and stub the ciggy out, waft the smoke and pretend he was a kip.

He never got caught.

The Saint and Sir Roger were his idols.

The club have lost a true SUPPORTER who never stopped believing we would be back to the top. A man of Shankly's best.

You'll never walk alone Terry.

And he hated the Blueshite with a passion.

My condolences mate. RIP Terry - YNWA

[Crosby Nick]

Sorry for your loss Chris. Take care.

[BSBW]

RIP Terry YNWA.

[Kenny's Jacket]

Yesterday I attended the funeral of Terry Moran who sadly died prematurely in December, age 66.
Terry was the brother of our friend on here Chris, poster only6times.

I've played footy and cards with Terry for over 40 years, he truly was the nicest and respectable bloke you could meet. Most of our footy would have been played on Sefton Park across the road from Kesey's flat.

Terry was a huge Liverpool fan who had an amazing knowledge of the club. He was a long time and frequent browser of RAWK and knew the site and some of its characters inside out. He'd often wanted to contribute to threads and provide missing information or correct some of the discussions going on but he was an unassuming person and chose not to register.
In July 2022, I finally convinced him to join and he was registered as The Man From Glenbuck. Unfortunately since then Terry's health deteriorated and he never activated his account or contributed to the site.

The service was an amazing tribute to him and how much he was loved, which had me in bits.
Terry was cremated wearing his favourite Terry McDermott shirt.
I've updated his status to Rawk Remembers.
RIP Terry.

Sorry for your loss John. YNWA

[Kenny's Jacket]

And he hated the Blueshite with a passion.

All the best mate, Sorry for your loss

[JohnnoWhite]

Yesterday I attended the funeral of Terry Moran who sadly died prematurely in December, age 66.
Terry was the brother of our friend on here Chris, poster only6times.

I've played footy and cards with Terry for over 40 years, he truly was the nicest and respectable bloke you could meet. Most of our footy would have been played on Sefton Park across the road from Kesey's flat.

Terry was a huge Liverpool fan who had an amazing knowledge of the club. He was a long time and frequent browser of RAWK and knew the site and some of its characters inside out. He'd often wanted to contribute to threads and provide missing information or correct some of the discussions going on but he was an unassuming person and chose not to register.
In July 2022, I finally convinced him to join and he was registered as The Man From Glenbuck. Unfortunately since then Terry's health deteriorated and he never activated his account or contributed to the site.

The service was an amazing tribute to him and how much he was loved, which had me in bits.
Terry was cremated wearing his favourite Terry McDermott shirt.
I've updated his status to Rawk Remembers.
RIP Terry.

Ah, shit! May God rest his soul and sincere condolences to his brother Chris and all their extended families. RIP.

[John C]

The family of Kenneth Thomas Brett won't ever look in here, but if they ever do I apologise for a late tribute to him.

Ken died early February 2023, but his family wanted his funeral to he held on Wednesday which I attended with one of Ken's best work mates.

I first met Ken in 1995, he was as a driver in a department I was joining in the same organisation I'd worked for years. The first thing that struck me about Ken was his old school decency and hard working mentality. I had my own team in this section but a few of us across the department quickly developed a camaraderie with LFC. Some 10 years younger than me, some 24 years older than me.
And when the department was closed, we went for pints for years later, and continued right up to August 2022.
By then Ken was 80, his mate who I mentioned is 84. It will probably seem mad to the young lads on RAWK but we're drinking with people who've had experiences of Liverpool before the Shankly era. The stories, the memories were incredible. In LFC context, it's like your mum or dad dying, you wish you'd have taken notes all the time when they were talking.

Ken's service was packed with mourners at Christ Church opposite the ground. There was an absolutely lovey tribute to him from Liverpool's club Chaplain who spoke about Ken's adulation for Billy Liddell and it was attended by the great ex-player Gordon Wallace.
His Crem outgoing was of course YNWA.

RIP Ken, I'll miss our chats so much.

[Rhi]

Lovely tribute John. RIP Ken.

[Son of Spion]

Imagine having the privilege to have seen such things.

Rest In Peace, Ken.

YNWA.

[redgriffin73]

RIP to Ken and also Terry, I somehow missed the lovely tribute to him from a few weeks ago.

[kesey]

Six years ago today our Alan passed away.

I went through the thread I started on the 11th and all me PMs last night. Thanks for the support !

RIP Alan were ever you are .

JFT97 !

[John C]

RIP Alan.
Take care kesey.

[kesey]

RIP Alan.
Take care kesey.

Ta John.

[Sir Capon of Debaser]

R.I.P. Alan.

Yeah, look after yaself Kesey mate xx

[kesey]

R.I.P. Alan.

Yeah, look after yaself Kesey mate xx

Thanks mate .

[Son of Spion]

R.I.P. Alan.

Love and hugs to you, Kesey. Take care of yourself.

[Crosby Nick]

Thoughts are with you kesey. Take care.

[Terry de Niro]

R.I.P Alan.

Still banging people to rights, I bet.
Keep up the good work wherever you are. YNWA Dicko.

[reddebs]

Take care of yourself kesey mate.

RIP Alan YNWA

[CHOPPER]

Graham Walker - a top red, went to all the homes and the aways including Europe, the fella had seen it all, supported us all is life. A devout red taken from us by bastard cancer.

RIP Kopite.

[Andy @ Allerton!]

Graham Walker - a top red, went to all the homes and the aways including Europe, the fella had seen it all, supported us all is life. A devout red taken from us by bastard cancer.

RIP Kopite.

RIP

[Son of Spion]

RIP Graham. ♥️

[reddebs]

Always sad to lose one of our own. 

RIP Graham 💔 YNWA

[John C]

RIP Graham.

[rafathegaffa83]

RIP