Phil Terry .....

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deepest condolences to the family and friends of Phil Terry who has sadly passed away. see fishy site for further details
 
Very sorry to hear that...a really nice bloke and a veritable mine of information about Stanley. Condolences to his family.
 
Wynonie Harris said:
Very sorry to hear that...a really nice bloke and a veritable mine of information about Stanley. Condolences to his family.
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I too add my kindest thoughts and condolences to the many which will be flowing towards the Family of Phil Terry at what must be a sorrowful time for them all.
Phil was a great supporter of our club,and as Wyn rightly says, a veritable cornucopia of information about Accrington Stanley, and also about the Game of Football in General.
I will remember him as the Gentleman who always had time for a chat as how busy he was. The club will, I am sure remember him as a vital and willing participant in all that it has tried to achieve over the years.
I hope that it will not be out of place to mention in my posting that the Club has lost another dedicated supporter
by the passing of Brian Pilkington. Another true Gentleman
who loved , and over the years has shown tremendous interest and great pride in all that Accrington Stanley has meant to us since the FES was just a field with a cinder path surrounding it!.
It is when we lose such supporters of these two men that
the rest of us really know what it is to belong to the entity that is Accrington Stanley.
Long may their Memory remain with us all.

 
My condolences to both families. I remember Phil from his Colne days and he was always passionate about his football.
 
Deepest sympathy to Phil's family, he will certainly be missed at the club. And, no Yonmon I don't think it's out of place to remember Brian in this thread as well, a lovely man who was also Stanley through & through.
 
My sympathies to both families...Mr Pilkington I was not familiar with but any passing away is a tradgedy.but I'm fully aware of who Mr Terry is and his deep knowledge and love for Accrington Stanley.
They will both have a nice view from up there.
 
OMG! sad news indeed - just found out, Phil is a lovely amazing guy, he was like a member of my family to me [well honoured to be welcomed by him personally to the close nit stanley family] last game of last season & at the supporters do, lovingly taking micky out of me for hugging my asfc ball so tightly & not letting the chance of it disappearing whilst in the gazelle lounge which made him chuckle every time he saw me lol. Was so pleased to have shared that with him & will always be remembered - thro that ball.

Deepest & sincere condolences to his family & also not forgetting Brian's family too.

RIP Phil & Brian.
 
I didn't know Brian Pilkington, but I shall always remember Phil Terry as a great bloke, passionate about football in general and, in recent years, about Accrington Stanley in particular. Condolences to both families. They will both be sadly missed.
 
Condolences to both families, only knew Phil and what a nice guy he was to talk too.
RIP Phil and Brian
 
RIP to both Phil and Brian...two fantastic stanley through and through fans who will be greatly missed...my thoughts are with the both families xx
 
As someone who stood with Phil on matches and exchanged a lot of banter over the years, I'm very saddened by his passing and I'm going to miss his input very much.

Phil was a font of football related knowledge and his association with clubs throughout football at every level means that he will be missed by many, many people.

My deepest condolences to all Phil's family. RIP.
 
RIP Phil and Brian went into clubhouse after game Frank Martindale explained a piece bout Phil that we knew a little about condolences to both families
 
Only met phil a couple of times but a real gent and stanley to the bone,my sympathies to both families on their sad loss.bet there'll be some tales told about accy behind them pearly gates.



ACCY THROUGH AND THROUGH..:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
 
Just been able to get on here for long enough to post my condolences. It's a very sad time for Accrington Stanley. RIP Phil & Brian. Neither will be forgotten.
 
RIP Phil & Brian

Just bringing this back up to the top.

It was Phil's funeral on Friday morning

Just over 12 hours after leaving the field at Tranmere the whole 1st team squad + Coley Jimmy Jamo, Joe H, Ronny, the Office Staff and the Directors were all present. Not only IMHO does this show the respect the Club had for Phil, it also shows the total feeling Coley has for ASFC.:)

There were many other familiar faces there, many thanks to those who paid their respects.:)

Much more I could say, can I leave it at; PHIL TERRY, STANLEY LEGEND
 
southernred said:
RIP Phil & Brian

Just bringing this back up to the top.

It was Phil's funeral on Friday morning

Just over 12 hours after leaving the field at Tranmere the whole 1st team squad + Coley Jimmy Jamo, Joe H, Ronny, the Office Staff and the Directors were all present. Not only IMHO does this show the respect the Club had for Phil, it also shows the total feeling Coley has for ASFC.:)

There were many other familiar faces there, many thanks to those who paid their respects.:)

Much more I could say, can I leave it at; PHIL TERRY, STANLEY LEGEND
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Very well put SR A true LEGEND He will be sadly missed by everyone, a great turn out by the club.
 
the new stand when stanley build it should be named in honour of him and life member Brian Pilkington
 
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