Unrelated but heartwarming millwall fan recognition appeal

[Lionsince51]

my grandad owned this account, this won’t get responses but i was born 5 years before this account was made and I still remember 14 years nearly 15 years his details for this website - i don’t want sympathy but just some recognition and appreciation for my diehard millwall supporter since 1951, ten years after he was born. i remember all his stories and it devastated me when he passed, 70 years supporting this club so any game you attend or listen too please think of him because he wasn’t appreciated enough by anyone but me when he was poorly and i wish i thought of this before he passed just to see the look on his face hearing a game from his home team , he was always happy even if we lost - too my grandad tony the biggest millwall fan I think I’ll ever meet <3

 

[milleniwall's have rights]

RIP Grandad Tony. And good luck to you .

 

[wallyboy]

RIP your Grandfather.

 

[Eamon Dunphys tackle]

R.I.P. Tony. God bless you.

 

[craywall70]

RIP Tony.

 

[Ulster Lion]

Glad you posted that. RIP Fellow Lion.

 

[buster35]

A true wall Lion RIP

 

[SEL]

RIP to your grandad and fellow Wall'.

 

[pastywall]

Well done grandad. One of the few. My dad managed 91 years. First went at 7, and passed over at 98. Send him off with his scarf round his neck and a programme in his hands. He’ll be a very happy Grandad.

 

[kcajsenoj]

my grandad owned this account, this won’t get responses but i was born 5 years before this account was made and I still remember 14 years nearly 15 years his details for this website - i don’t want sympathy but just some recognition and appreciation for my diehard millwall supporter since 1951, ten years after he was born. i remember all his stories and it devastated me when he passed, 70 years supporting this club so any game you attend or listen too please think of him because he wasn’t appreciated enough by anyone but me when he was poorly and i wish i thought of this before he passed just to see the look on his face hearing a game from his home team , he was always happy even if we lost - too my grandad tony the biggest millwall fan I think I’ll ever meet <3

RIP GRAMPS, TONY

 

[Saxon Lion]

R.I.P. , we are Millwall, a Wall supporter will always get recognition on this site, sorry for your loss.

 

[HastingsLion]

R.I.P Grandad Tony another in the pride in the sky

 

[The_Fear]

Moved into North Stand to get the recognition it deserves.

RIP

 

[Lendog]

May your dear old grandad rest in peace mate, hope the Lions on the pitch will do him proud this season

 

[Lionman]

RIP Grandad Tony....think quite a few of us have those grandads that go way back and define true millwall. I've done 67 years myself and used to travel all over with my grandad....when we could watch the lions we'd go where the fancy took us on London....even the vermin during the Hurst Moore Peters era. Remember being at wembley for a charity shield game...Ipswich v forest 5-0. He turned to me said " one day we'll get to see millwall here"....he passed before that happened sadly, but must admit to have she'd a tear or two at that AW Trophy final in his memory. Dont think some of ours realise how lucky they've been in recent years with those sort of occasions

 

[Windy8174]

RIP Tony

sorry for you loss

 

[The Den]

RIP. Once a Lion, always a Lion. He'll be roaring us on from wherever he has got to now.

 

[Secondwave]

RIP grandad.

I'm the grandad now. 3 grandsons sitting in seats next to me with our season tickets

 

[Wimborne Wall]

RIP to you grandad - hope you get to pick up these messages, your loss is our loss to the Millwall family, having just become a grandad I hope my grandchildren recognise when I'm gone the massive part our club mean to us all and sounds like to your grandad

 

[The German Herman]

my grandad owned this account, this won’t get responses but i was born 5 years before this account was made and I still remember 14 years nearly 15 years his details for this website - i don’t want sympathy but just some recognition and appreciation for my diehard millwall supporter since 1951, ten years after he was born. i remember all his stories and it devastated me when he passed, 70 years supporting this club so any game you attend or listen too please think of him because he wasn’t appreciated enough by anyone but me when he was poorly and i wish i thought of this before he passed just to see the look on his face hearing a game from his home team , he was always happy even if we lost - too my grandad tony the biggest millwall fan I think I’ll ever meet <3

RIP Lion