safe journey to the sky shed geez. There are sadly enough oldtime blues there too. Chase those spuds out.

Very sad and moving day but a top turn out for a great man , spoke to my mate next day and he was told the church stewards counted in 530 ( full house ) with another 150 outside , also great gesture from Sutton and Wimbledon black cabs giving Carl an escort to the church , if your interested  some nice bits on youtube - Carl O`Brien Wurzel  ,  RIP big man , win or lose up the blues , the poem .

 

 

Beautiful. Thank you for posting this.

 

Please share this where you can, lets get the scum caught.

http://news.met.police.uk/news/reward-offered-as-police-renew-appeal-a-year-after-fatal-attack-on-cab-driver-283285

Yesterday, we said goodbye to another long time lad from up this way, namely John "Gonzo" Gonzales, aged 61 who had battled against his illness for a long time. He was well known to plenty, in and around our surrounding area as well as Watford ,Hemel, MK, Fulham, North Kensington etc and BITD,would have been seen in The Ifield, The Lily,7 Stars, The tournament, POW etc and had for a few years, shared a season ticket with similar long term supporter, his sister,Maria.

The club had previously been told of his passing and sent a letter of condolence and supplied a bag of lapel pin badges which were worn by plenty, including those who don't follow Chels.

Carried from the church to the tune of the Liquidator, he was buried in Stanmore, North west London with a Chelsea flag covering his coffin and family and friends remembered him and his love of old school reggae with the usual enthusiasm after.

So, no more will players be a accused of being " Lacka-sidaisycal" !

RIP Gonz.

12 hours ago, Harrow's finest. said:

Yesterday, we said goodbye to another long time lad from up this way, namely John "Gonzo" Gonzales, aged 61 who had battled against his illness for a long time. He was well known to plenty, in and around our surrounding area as well as Watford ,Hemel, MK, Fulham, North Kensington etc and BITD,would have been seen in The Ifield, The Lily,7 Stars, The tournament, POW etc and had for a few years, shared a season ticket with similar long term supporter, his sister,Maria.

The club had previously been told of his passing and sent a letter of condolence and supplied a bag of lapel pin badges which were worn by plenty, including those who don't follow Chels.

Carried from the church to the tune of the Liquidator, he was buried in Stanmore, North west London with a Chelsea flag covering his coffin and family and friends remembered him and his love of old school reggae with the usual enthusiasm after.

So, no more will players be a accused of being " Lacka-sidaisycal" !

RIP Gonz.

There is a flag being made at the moment 60 x 40 foot with all the names of Chelsea Fans that have left us. May be too late to get him added there is a group on Facebook called North Stand do your Job who are organising it

R.I.P brother ..............

Tribute flag, lovely touch by fellow blues.

16 hours ago, Carshalton Blue said:

Tribute flag, lovely touch by fellow blues.

There’s some good lads there sadly no longer with us. Tommy Davis shared our villa in St Tropez when we played Marseille in 99- kept us all laughing- they don’t make them like him anymore.

RIP

Edited July 7, 20187 yr by Ewell CFC

On 09/03/2017 at 17:14, nominator said:

 

 

On 09/03/2017 at 17:14, nominator said:

 

There's an old St Helier Arms regular at 3:42, the one who hasn't got long hair. Not a Chelsea, or even a football, bod, but a good old mate from back in the day at Gaynesford High School and the Arms.

On ?06?/?07?/?2018 at 19:33, Carshalton Blue said:

Tribute flag, lovely touch by fellow blues.

Two of my Brothers are on that flag. RIP Paul and Micky, and all the other blues we've lost.

Good on the North stand.

 

Still doing your job. 

The fight for justice goes on...

 

http://news.met.police.uk/news/ps20k-reward-offered-two-years-on-from-wallington-murder-337143