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Crown Grounder · 07-03-2020, 16:33

So sad to here about the death of Harry. I new him through Stanley, as many others will have done. I sat with him in block F on the back row for the last 15 or so years and enjoyed his stories about the club and its history, managers and players. He was very passionate about Stanley and would have been " blazing mad" about losing today's game........" a must win game he would have said before kick off"..........love you Harry, now at peace with the angels. My thoughts are with his wife and family........ I'll always remember his....."Come on you Reds"..when we were under the cosh in the second half. What a gentleman and what a supporter. Gone but not forgotten.

07-03-2020, 16:33	#2
Crown Grounder Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Main Stand Posts: 1,182 Liked: 606 times Rep Power: 148664	Re: Harry Stevenson So sad to here about the death of Harry. I new him through Stanley, as many others will have done. I sat with him in block F on the back row for the last 15 or so years and enjoyed his stories about the club and its history, managers and players. He was very passionate about Stanley and would have been " blazing mad" about losing today's game........" a must win game he would have said before kick off"..........love you Harry, now at peace with the angels. My thoughts are with his wife and family........ I'll always remember his....."Come on you Reds"..when we were under the cosh in the second half. What a gentleman and what a supporter. Gone but not forgotten.