Graham Eadie a true legand could tell from way he spoke that loved his time at fax.

Managed to get a ticket, so glad i did. Eadie and the Lads you are living legends. THANK YOU

Listening to them speak about their time at Halifax just brought home how important and significant the club and fans were to them and how one fantastic cup run changed their lives and the lives of us fans that followed. It was wonderful to relive it all again but then sad to think that today we are miles away from those heady days.

That passion displayed by Brian Juliff in his speech about our poor crowds is now sadly lacking in and around Halifax. It's gut wrenching.

What a missed oportunity not employing Brian as Chief Exec` and hiring Nigel Wood instead , if I came up on the lottery I would employ someone like him , someone with vision that understands that there is no such thing as "just a fan" or player we are all one part of a whole within the club. Wise words from him indeed wish he was at our club now.

Yes a great evening, to see many of the Team again brought back so many memories of a wonderful time at the Club.
Agree with Linda, what great CEO Brian Juliffe would have made. To hear how much the Club and Fans meant to them made one proud to be a Fax Fan.

Shame Seamus didnt have a bit more confidence, maybe he need a drink and some dutch courage before speaking !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Can you tell us which players were present?

Tony Anderson. Ben Beevers, Gary Stephens, Colin Whitfield, Mick Scott, Graham Eadie, Scot Wilson, Seamus McCallion, Brian Juliff, Roy Dickinson, Steve Smith, Wilf George, John Pendlebury, Paul Dixon.

People may have blinked and missed Wilf George as he had to dash off soon after the walk on as he had a prior engagement.