thoughts with the family.

Graeme West's words on the Granada news report left a real lump in my throat. I know my dad, who was the priest found it a very moving occasion. He felt honoured to officiate and was genuinely impressed with the number of people who turned up to lend their support. It says a lot about the man, and about the people of the town.

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That's just had me crying my eyes out

I had to work yesterday so couldn't get to the stadium or the church, but a few friends and my mum went and told me about it. I can't begin to imagine how his family must be feeling.

As Graeme West said..."He's a young Wiganer, they all support their own".........R.I.P. Terry.

both really hard to watch and listen to! a great man and player has left this earth and will never be replaced, neither physically nor in the hearts of rugby league fans from all over! R.I.P terry, you will be sadly missed!