Craig "Shez" Shennan (sadly passed today 01/06)

Dodge said:
So, the Shez Bluemoon Tribute Journal, is done and dusted.

Thanks to all of you who've contributed stories, memories and kind words. I'm sure the outpouring of love and respect for Shez shown on these pages, will be of great comfort to his family.

The journal will be presented to Alisha and Jordan at the memorial match tomorrow.

Once a Blue, always a Blue.

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That's a lovely thing you have done there, really nice touch
 
Dodge said:
So, the Shez Bluemoon Tribute Journal, is done and dusted.

Thanks to all of you who've contributed stories, memories and kind words. I'm sure the outpouring of love and respect for Shez shown on these pages, will be of great comfort to his family.

The journal will be presented to Alisha and Jordan at the memorial match tomorrow.

Once a Blue, always a Blue.

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Fantastic mate!
 
Citizen Green said:
Thank you to all who came down and made it such an amazing event, happy to say it far exceeded all of our expectations & I know Shez was smiling up there.

CTWD & Beyond.
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Great day and night mate. Gutted didn't see you before you left. Last men standing at the Black Boy with Tommo, Tommy D and Nick. Got kicked out at midnightish, heads in a shed today.

Eddie tells me about £3k was raised?
You boys did Shez proud.
See you on 26th r kid.
 
Dodge said:
Great day and night mate. Gutted didn't see you before you left. Last men standing at the Black Boy with Tommo, Tommy D and Nick. Got kicked out at midnightish, heads in a shed today.

Eddie tells me about £3k was raised?
You boys did Shez proud.
See you on 26th r kid.
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Brilliant mate! We're in that ball park and still counting.

I was pulled from pillar to post all day with the 6 a side, then had to depart around 2:30 as was out with my old man for Father's Day, gutted I missed a fair few but absolutely loved the event. See you very soon.
 
Citizen Green said:
Brilliant mate! We're in that ball park and still counting.

I was pulled from pillar to post all day with the 6 a side, then had to depart around 2:30 as was out with my old man for Father's Day, gutted I missed a fair few but absolutely loved the event. See you very soon.
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Good news - was we were first out of the raffle and had the pick of ANY of the prizes. However, not so good news quickly followed in a flurry of hair, high 5's and girlie excitement.

So, the mrs ran to the stage...I left her to it, she's not daft. As she whizzed past to claim the loot, I said to the lads "Tunnel Club hospitality tickets for 4 incoming boys". Get in.

She skipped off the stage and threw the envelope at me and rejoined the Prossecco mob. I opened the envelope, just as the second prize numbers were announced.

"Congratulations - you've won an U12's mascot experience at The Etihad Stadium, enjoy your day".

Now, I'm not ungrateful, but with a sum total of fuck all U12's in the household and the fact I'd never pass for a 10-year-old, I was somewhat perplexed. Made worse by a dozen lads pissing themselves and a bloke on the stage doing somersaults when he was told the top prize was still available. Then worse still, when I looked across at the Mrs and she just looked back and said "whats up babe?".

Tbf, my nephews City mad 8-year-old is now bouncing, bless him and the fact his Dad's a rag is the icing on the cake. But, best of all, without a shadow of doubt, thoughts turned to Shez who would be looking down crying with laughter.

Typical Citeh...
 
Dodge said:
Good news - was we were first out of the raffle and had the pick of ANY of the prizes. However, not so good news quickly followed in a flurry of hair, high 5's and girlie excitement.

So, the mrs ran to the stage...I left her to it, she's not daft. As she whizzed past to claim the loot, I said to the lads "Tunnel Club hospitality tickets for 4 incoming boys". Get in.

She skipped off the stage and threw the envelope at me and rejoined the Prossecco mob. I opened the envelope, just as the second prize numbers were announced.

"Congratulations - you've won an U12's mascot experience at The Etihad Stadium, enjoy your day".

Now, I'm not ungrateful, but with a sum total of fuck all U12's in the household and the fact I'd never pass for a 10-year-old, I was somewhat perplexed. Made worse by a dozen lads pissing themselves and a bloke on the stage doing somersaults when he was told the top prize was still available. Then worse still, when I looked across at the Mrs and she just looked back and said "whats up babe?".

Tbf, my nephews City mad 8-year-old is now bouncing, bless him and the fact his Dad's a rag is the icing on the cake. But, best of all, without a shadow of doubt, thoughts turned to Shez who would be looking down crying with laughter.

Typical Citeh...
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Haha from what I've read about Shez, he'd have loved that story.
 
Dodge said:
Good news - was we were first out of the raffle and had the pick of ANY of the prizes. However, not so good news quickly followed in a flurry of hair, high 5's and girlie excitement.

So, the mrs ran to the stage...I left her to it, she's not daft. As she whizzed past to claim the loot, I said to the lads "Tunnel Club hospitality tickets for 4 incoming boys". Get in.

She skipped off the stage and threw the envelope at me and rejoined the Prossecco mob. I opened the envelope, just as the second prize numbers were announced.

"Congratulations - you've won an U12's mascot experience at The Etihad Stadium, enjoy your day".

Now, I'm not ungrateful, but with a sum total of fuck all U12's in the household and the fact I'd never pass for a 10-year-old, I was somewhat perplexed. Made worse by a dozen lads pissing themselves and a bloke on the stage doing somersaults when he was told the top prize was still available. Then worse still, when I looked across at the Mrs and she just looked back and said "whats up babe?".

Tbf, my nephews City mad 8-year-old is now bouncing, bless him and the fact his Dad's a rag is the icing on the cake. But, best of all, without a shadow of doubt, thoughts turned to Shez who would be looking down crying with laughter.

Typical Citeh...
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Brilliant, just brilliant :)
 
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