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Re Terry.
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Heard today of the passing of Terry.Sad news as love or hate him he had Boro in his heart.RIP Terry.
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A great shame to hear about Terry. Agree that we'll all miss his comments on the forum and his presence at games.
A true HBFC fan through and through. RIP Terry
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As in our Terry from this forum???
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Yes Cappers, Terry who used to post on this forum .
I also heard the news about him today.
Very sad news indeed.
I used to enjoy reading his views about the Boro on this forum. Didn't always agree with them but he was Harrow through and through.
Often enjoyed a chat with him at the odd occasion I saw him at games as well.
RIP Terry you will be missed .
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RIP Terry.
Very Sad news.
He can join Spider & Stuart cheering us on from beyond the Purley gates.
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I wanted to pay tribute to Terry. The news has come as a shock. I knew he had some kind of accident just before the Portsmouth match, which affected his mobility and stopped him from attending matches but didn't realise he was suffering from any kind of illness.
I only met him in person once (at the Poole match just before the start of the pandemic), due to living abroad but saw him many times at games over the years.
I've been posting on this forum for years and it's no understatement to say that Terry was the life and soul of this forum. Despite being one of the least supported clubs in the division, we have one of the most active forums in the division and a large part of that is down to Terry. He could probably be accused of over-posting but his opinions, which people often disagreed with, got a lot of debate going on our forum. Sure, he regurgitated the same old stuff about his desire for us to play direct football, find a long throw-in specialist and of course be masters of the dark arts but it was all in the right spirit and whenever he replied to anyone who disagreed with him, he always replied politely and respectfully.
Finally, he was always the first to pay tribute to deceased ex players/fans etc and raised concern during difficult moments for forum members such as the recent riots in Kazakhstan, where I had been living.
Although I didn't know him well outside of this forum, it's obvious he was a caring and good man.
RIP Terry
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Like previous posters I am very sad to hear the death of Terry. He could be a little controversial in his opinions but everyone has their own view on the subject of how "the beautiful game" should be played. He probably participated and started more posts on this forum than anyone else. I for one will miss him, both on the forum and at the matches -where it was always interesting to hear his views. RIP Terry.
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I’ll definitely miss glancing towards him at matches to see his reactions and coming online to get his pre and post match reactions.
A great shame he had the accident and missed Portsmouth.
RIP
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Am shocked to read the news about Terry,
I wondered why over the past weeks he had not posted any comments.
I have moved to the West Country and last saw him at the home game against Chelmsford.
Spent many a half time chatting to Terry, about tactics and numerous other subjects.
He was a great supporter of local football going to see other teams if Borough were away.
A true Red.
RIP Terry
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