Tommy Muir RIP : Funeral details P15

[bumbleblue]

RIP Tommy.

 

[The Colonel]

As a Cheadle Hulme raised blue Tommy is a legend. The Kenny was first hostelry that felt like home.

 

[Maintainin]

Seen him on many awaydays of yesteryear, though i didn't know him enough to have had any conversations of sorts, just the regular courteous "alright blue" or nodding terms when passing him by as he had one of those familiar ever-present faces.

RIP Tommy.

 

[pirate]

Tommy was a top bloke
looked after my dad and got him to games when early onset parkinsons put him in a wheelchair
RIP Tommy

 

[BlindEyeSeesAll]

Sad news indeed. The last time I saw Tommy was in the Jolly angler , must have been over ten years ago- had a couple of pints and a chat pre- match.

The George was a top pub when he was the landlord.

My condolences to his family & close friends

 

[radcliffe1309]

Rest in peace blue

 

[Manchester33]

We will have a little tribute to Tommy in the South Stand before kick off tomorrow.

 

[blueste41]

Just heard the devastating news of Tommy Muirs passing. A bigger blue you will not meet.

Met him at 17 when he ran the kenny in cheadle hulme , played for the footy team there with him and then me and my pals followed him to the george and dragon (following a landlord from pub to pub seemed a thing back then).

The george was THE city pub back then. We all played for the football team and was our local for years , until tommy left and we stopped going in.

Many an away game with tommy. Head of the cheadle blues

A hard man, a fair man, a loyal man, ex soldier, huge blue, RIP Tommy

Top blue who through the Cheadle supporters club was a fantastic servant for supporters. RIP.
My wife and Tommy became good friends when he worked at the BBC, she is very upset at the news.
Seen some posts on FB to get a round of applause on 71 minutes tomorrow, could you amend your title to include it?

 

[thismeansfour]

If you can get the club to do that I reckon you would have a fukin good chance of negotiating world peace!

True, although maybe they feel the last home game of the year where they pay tribute to every blue is enough. Tommy was clearly a well thought of blue, the club should be aware of his work if he ran supporters clubs so you would hope there is more chance of them caring. The club mid game put pictures of viola beach against Spurs if I remember correctly. A horrible tragedy but just normal young blues, Tommy deserves recognition, a clap on different minutes most games for every departing blue isn't needed.

 

[TShed]

Don’t need the club albeit would be really nice. Just stand up and applaud on 71st minute