The Lightbowne Cowboy
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Great news. Fantastic human being. Good on ya Nobby!
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Brian Horton Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
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i kne albert davy
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Yeah sure somebody at meeting asked him if he was ok now and he said so far so good.75, closer than me ;-)
The story posted in the OP is October 2023.
bluwes
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Was at a dinner with Brian on our table last week. He was in good spirits and was looking good. He absolutely loves City. Hoping all is good going forward
BringBackSwales
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Never forget that 4 2 away win at Blackburn that kept us up (the year they won the league too I think), we were brilliant that night. Why the fuck Frannie fucked him off for Alan ball I’ll never understand
Tbilisi
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Brian who they said when he got appointed.
Was treated very badly by City as he did put together a very good side that was a great watch at times. Had the odd brain fart (Brightwell at left back in the derby at OT) like most of us do.
If only Franny had supported him instead of putting his faith in Ball then the path taken by City may have not been such a disaster.
I would go to Platt Lane from time to time and watch the team train and you could see players disrespecting Horton as they knew he was a dead man walking.
He deserved better, so pleased he is on the mend, one of the good guys.
Was treated very badly by City as he did put together a very good side that was a great watch at times. Had the odd brain fart (Brightwell at left back in the derby at OT) like most of us do.
If only Franny had supported him instead of putting his faith in Ball then the path taken by City may have not been such a disaster.
I would go to Platt Lane from time to time and watch the team train and you could see players disrespecting Horton as they knew he was a dead man walking.
He deserved better, so pleased he is on the mend, one of the good guys.
r.soleofsalford
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Wishing Brian all the very best....I absolutely loved his time at City. The way he conducted himself with such dignity and humility in really difficult times will always endear him to Blues everywhere.
Absolutely mate.
mrtwiceaseason
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Comes to every home match with his wife ,always says hello ,really really nice guy .