Antony Moxey
Very well known Exeweb poster
http://www.exetercityfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10436~1476075,00.html
On the official site now. Very very sad news, RIP Ghurka Boy.
On the official site now. Very very sad news, RIP Ghurka Boy.
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RIP Dacre Holloway
- Thread starter Antony Moxey
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newburygrecian
Active member
A very sad day indeed. Dacre was one of the nicest people you could ever wish to meet and his efforts in helping the club sort out its facilities can't be underestimated.
RIP Dacre.
RIP Dacre.
Ian Sideman
Active member
Holy sh*t, that is just terrible terrible news. All thoughts are with his family. Deepest condolences.
Do we know what happened?
Do we know what happened?
Brian Moore
Active member
Very, very sad news. Dacre was a lovely bloke who will be sadly and greatly missed by everyone who had the honour to know him. What he did for ECFC was absolutely phenomenal, he encapsulated everything ECFC is about and will be irreplaceable. God bless you Dacre, RIP.
Am so shocked. An absolutely smashing bloke, who put so much time and effort into the club and the many work parties. They won't be the same without him.
I will miss his Cat & Fiddle barbecues.
Condolences to his family and friends.
I will miss his Cat & Fiddle barbecues.
Condolences to his family and friends.
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flakey pasty
Active member
What a terrible shock.
Bl**dy hell, that's a major shock.
My first contact with him was when he sent me a ticket for the Kings Lynn FA Trophy match after it turned out I could get there after all (and he couldn't). He refused payment, instead telling me to chuck a few quid in the Bucket. Typical of the man.
RIP Dacre, and best wishes to your family and your (many) friends. City has lost someone who typified the efforts to get the club back on its feet post '03.
I presume there will be a minute's silence on Saturday? I will certainly pay my respects from afar.
My first contact with him was when he sent me a ticket for the Kings Lynn FA Trophy match after it turned out I could get there after all (and he couldn't). He refused payment, instead telling me to chuck a few quid in the Bucket. Typical of the man.
RIP Dacre, and best wishes to your family and your (many) friends. City has lost someone who typified the efforts to get the club back on its feet post '03.
I presume there will be a minute's silence on Saturday? I will certainly pay my respects from afar.
barry sansom
Active member
Very shocked to hear of this, very sad news indeed. Dacre was a straight talking guy and a very honest and unselfish individual who worked tirelessly for the Club he loves.
One of City life's stalwarts and a pleasure to have known. Cheers mate
One of City life's stalwarts and a pleasure to have known. Cheers mate
DaveE
Member
Very very sad news. Top bloke. Work parties won't be the same without him.
Mr Jan Yeo
Well-known Exeweb poster
I never met him but as it says on the Official Site the Park always looks fantastic because of him. Echo the thoughts of everyone else on this one.
RIP
RIP