WyongBlue
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Very sad to hear, RIP Carl Tilson..........
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RIP Carl Tilson
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Citizen Green
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RIP fella.
Pride_of_Manchester.
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RIP Carl, he did lots of fantastic work in raising money and awareness for duchenne muscular dystrophy, he'll be sorely missed.
Massive blue, would be good if we could do something to remember the lad at the next home game....
Doing lots of fund raising myself for the same condition which unfortunately took his life, so any of those wanting to donate please let me know and ill give you the link. Carl may be gone but we must carry on his hard work...
Massive blue, would be good if we could do something to remember the lad at the next home game....
Doing lots of fund raising myself for the same condition which unfortunately took his life, so any of those wanting to donate please let me know and ill give you the link. Carl may be gone but we must carry on his hard work...
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Good lad Carl, a tremendous battler and he did indeed fight to the end. RIP.
Minute 28 applause would be good.
Minute 28 applause would be good.
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Some blues go above and beyond for their club, their fellow fans and face a challenge head on. He worked tirelessly to educate and raise funds to find a cure for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, and was with City throughout. To his family, City fans globally offer our condolences and thank you for the crossing of paths over the years with Carl. Like Helen the Bell, Bert Trauttman, and so many more, Carl was held dear as part of our extended family.
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Very sad news.
I never met Carl, but I used to know a lad who suffered from Duchenne muscular dystrophy. It's a horrible illness I am full of administration for Carl for all he did to raise awareness of it and to do all he could to fight the disease.
R. I. P. Carl.
I never met Carl, but I used to know a lad who suffered from Duchenne muscular dystrophy. It's a horrible illness I am full of administration for Carl for all he did to raise awareness of it and to do all he could to fight the disease.
R. I. P. Carl.
The next home game is the Boxing Day fixture and as with every year the game closest to Christmas is set aside to remember all those connected with the club who passed away in the previous 12 months. Carl will be featured in the program and there will be a moment of silence before the game remembering all lost blues, would be nice though for a special tribute for Carl on the 28th Minute and if you knew him a visit to the memorial garden ahead of the gameRIP Carl, he did lots of fantastic work in raising money and awareness for duchenne muscular dystrophy, he'll be sorely missed.
Massive blue, would be good if we could do something to remember the lad at the next home game....
Doing lots of fund raising myself for the same condition which unfortunately took his life, so any of those wanting to donate please let me know and ill give you the link. Carl may be gone but we must carry on his hard work...
S04
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Sad sad really.. R.I.P Carl