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top fella, and a Stanley lifer. RIP buddy.

You'll always be missed and you'll always have a space on the Clayton End. One in a million

:(

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Such a waste, RIP Fella.

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R.I.P. Coxy. Quite a shock

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I'm so in shock a great Stanley mate and work colleague for a while and know his family well.

My heart felt condolences go to them & RIP coxy mate god bless.

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RIP mate.

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Is this some sort of sick joke? I was talking 2 him and his son before the newcastle game. Can someone PM please, i really need 2 know.

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Stunned, RIP mate :-(

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Just read the story on the Ultras forum. I was talking to him at the Newcastle game as well. RIP Coxy.

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Its true Dave. Absolute top top topppp bloke. Stanley through and through and was a genuinely nice guy! Always had time for a chat about whatever and always supported the reds wherever and whenever!

Ill miss your face around the place and il never forget that awful shirt you went out with at torquay!

True Fan.

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shocked. One of the old faces that has been around the club a long time. Rip mate

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This is a real heart breaker. Im stuned.
RIP MATE, U WHERE A TRUE FAN, PUT MANY TO SHAME.
Generous, kind, passionate, warm, genuine, stanley through and through, a Real fan.
Im stunned, i dont know what to say.
This is so sad, tears wont cover the great lad you where.
Forever Stanley, Forever Coxy.

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RIP Cocky... And my condolences to his family and friends..

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Condolences to the family. Our prayers are with you. RIP Coxy

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Totally stunned.

A stanley fan and a huge darts fan. Will forever regret i didnt listen and react more.

The club cant replace someone like you Coxy, u where 1 of a kind. Not only did you have the tattoo but you where ASFC.

We will always miss you, Always. Forever a legend and gent.
Miss you mate.

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Don't think we ever said more than a few words to one another (even though I can picture him at nearly every game I've been to from being yay-high) but he always gave me a 'you're a Stanley fan aren't ya, how do!' nod on passing. Such tragic, tragic news puts everything else into perspective.

RIP fella.

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RIP pal, you'll be missed by many, I know his parents too, my thoughts are with them too

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RIP Coxy, condolences to your family & friends

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RIP Coxy.. Thoughts are with your family and all your fellow Clayton Enders.

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RIP Coxy, my thoughts go out to his family and friends.

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Very sad.

R.I.P.

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Deepest Respect; our thoughts go out to the family and friends of this Gentleman Red

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terrible. R.I.P.

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Can't believe this - RIP chuck, deepest condolences to your family, you'll certainly be missed at Stanley

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R.I.P Coxy ....A true Stanley fan you shall be missed.


Loweiy

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Shook me up that news, a lot! Many were drinking with him Saturday at Oxford. I should have been too....

Gutted for his family, who have & still are, big Stanley fans.

RIP Antony, RIP. x

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What a shock, Rip, My thoughts are with the family and friends.

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Lets not forget the poor traindriver either. How must he be feeling.

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Point taken and don't forget the passengers on the platform but this thread is for our mate Coxy but feel free to start a new thread.

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R.I.P. Sorry to hear this sad news.

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R.I.P. Coxy and condolences to all family and friends.

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A terrible shock - he was a top bloke. Had a chat with him many a time in various pubs. RIP Coxy and condolences to his family.

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RIP :( Seemed a good guy the few times we spoke,always made you feel welcome :)

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R i p

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farewell my friend he was a true stanley fan through thick and thin R I P mate

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omg just seen this on the telegraph website and have been knocked sick to the core, we were having a really good chat very recently about the pub etc and I feel so sad I never saw any indication of how he was feeling :(

rip coxy will miss the hugs

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX BIG HUG XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

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sorry had to post my fondest memory of coxy

and that was giving him a lift home from an away match couple of seasons ago and him ringing up rory prendergast to tell him how match had gone on....

coxy - rory got yerself a team yet?

rory - no but doing a few trials

coxy - well you could play for pub team this weekend think we have a spare place

rory - ermm will think about it

I can tell ya was struggling to drive was laughing so hard!!!

god bless ya coxy you may not have realised it but you made so many of us smile

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I remember that one Lesley! totally deadpan and sincere as well :yelrotflm

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I knew there was someone else in the car with me but couldn't remember who...:rolleyes:

and yes he was really serious too... and if I remember right the lift home only came about cos we found him wandering about with no cash to get home... hmmm don't think that was the first time from some of the stories he mentioned

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nah, he was on the coach (Stockport) but wanted to get home quicker. He didn't though, as he ended up stopping in the Oaklea/Crown with us until way after the coach landed!

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r.i.p.

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Taken off the fishy site, In memory
Wednesday 1st Sep 2010

Antony Cox
http://www.accringtonstanley.co.uk/g...tony%20cox.jpgAll at Accrington Stanley were deeply saddened to hear of the death of 33 year old lifelong fan Antony Cox.

Coxy was well known to all involved with Stanley including the players and management at the club, and has supported his team home and away for many years, through our non-league days and into the Football League.

An area of the Sophia Khan Terrace has been set aside for tributes to be placed in memory of Coxy ahead of our match against Wycombe at the weekend, and our thoughts are with all of his family and friends at this sad time.

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R.i.p coxy . Top lad.

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Such a shame, RIP buddy.

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Still coming to terms with this.

1 of the "original" lads that used to travel on minibuses all over the place when I started around 1995.

Still cant believe I was drinking with him in Oxford on Saturday then a day later he's gone.

RIP mate.

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Deepest sympathy to his family,a very well liked bloke and a true supporter
god bless you coxy, you will be missed but never forgotten

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I have been to the station and the ground now with scarves, it is so sad I cannot get my head round it at all.

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Does anyone have any idea when the funeral will be? I would like to go and wish him well on his final journey.

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Was only on the terrace for a couple of years and never spoke to him but god did I know about him.

Legend. RIP.

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no details yet but will post as soon as there is

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just to let ppl know coxys family will be attending tomorrows game where a minutes silence will held before family members and a couple ultras will place a flag and flowers in the centre of the pitch we would ask that all fans applanse and be loud and proud as the family are on the pitch coxys was never quiet on the clayton end so this would be very fitting

can i just thank everyone at the club who have shown so much support for coxys family............it has be very touching and means alot to his family and friends

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Fair play to the club, a fitting tribute.

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Just a quick note to all antonys friends and family he will be laid to rest at 3pm next friday (10th) september 2010 at Burnley Rd Crem. Red and white clothes only please. Ants would appriciate this........all welcome