Sad news - the partnership he had with Blacker and the incredible momentum of that team ignited a lifelong passion for rugby league for me - and I was of the age then when I believed they could beat the world - this seems far too soon - RIP

I believe there is going to be a minutes silence on Sunday.

Much deserved.

I'm Greg Langton, Terry's son. On behalf of my mum Ann and my sister Jodie I just want to thank everyone on here for sharing their memories of my Dad's time at Halifax. I'm not sure if the club went ahead with a minutes silence on Sunday but we would liked to have been there if we'd known. We have some great memories of Thrum Hall and I know that my Dad loved it there. The funeral was on Monday and on top of his coffin we placed a picture of him from the early 80's proudly wearing his Halifax shirt.

Rest in peace Dad.

A minutes silence was impeccably observed on Sunday. Your Dad and his team mates at the time provided my earliest memories of Halifax RLFC. Whenever I think of early eighties Halifax, images of Langton, Blacker and Garrod come to the fore and in that respect, your Dad will never be forgotten by me, nor I suspect by many other Halifax fans.

R.I.P Terry Langton.

Welcome to the Faxfans messageboard Greg, it was indeed total respect for your dad during the minute's silence on sunday. Thanks for passing on your family's remarks, he was a top bloke your dad, take care.