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I never had th epleasure of meeting Danny, but through ToffeeWeb I felt I knew him. A kind man who always tried to help others, you will be sorely missed on these pages Danny. RIP.
Seems football now is a million miles away from the game I started watching over 70 years back. We now have people who spend all day on computers tracking players stats, and advising the club on who to buy given their stats. Yes its worked to a degree at Brighton and Bournemouth, but staying in the division is their main goal. But apart from the top 6 or 7 that’s the sole ambition of most clubs in the Premier league, that’s probably why football has become so boring and is infected with a must not lose culture rather than trying to go all out to win games. Despite Sky trying to portray the game as being more skilful, I think its got quicker certainly but some of todays so called stars couldn’t hold a candle to some of the players I watched in the 60s.
I’ve just received the following reply from the club.
“While we cannot arrange a minute silence, we would love to arrange a big screen tribute to be shown at our fixture against Crystal Palace on Saturday 22nd August (3pm) if you could please send over a photo and a sentence and I’ll gladly get this arranged.
Kind regards,
Lucy Hughes
Fan Engagement Coordinator
Email: lucy.hughes@evertonfc.com”
Could someone take over at this point as I’m not the person to make choices about the photo/message?
Obviously if Danny’s family don’t wish for this then I can let Lucy Hughes know.