Suspected heart mate.
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Suspected heart mate.
Thank you.
It's on the Spurs website....
I'm about 2 hours behind everyone else as I haven't checked my phone at work.
One thing I would say, is that even thou I didn't agree with the way he went about things, there is no doubt in my mind that his heart was in the right place.
Meet him a few times through a mate of mine, lovely bloke, proper Yid.
Block 32 will be a bit quieter, you'll be missed mate.
RIP
Block 32 will be a bit quieter, you'll be missed mate.
RIP
Never met him but very very sad news. Condolences to his family and anyone else close to him. I hope we beat Chelsea tomorrow for them.
Came across well on here which was as far as I knew him.
Fair play Darren A RIP
Fair play Darren A RIP
Flav
after the tribute to Tom I think it is only fair that there be a similar tribute at Woolwich game for Darren.
I completely agree - HOWEVER, we need to be careful so it doesnt lose its effect.
It needs to not be tokenism. Which it isnt in this case, but you know what im trying to get at...
I'm presuming not, but I do not suppose there is enough time to get the message out to the Spurs fans (like myself), going to the match tomorrow to do something as a mark of respect.
He was 50 years old I think, a round of applause in the 50th minute?
It's probably too short notice I know, and not the same as doing it at the Lane in front of our own fans.
As with the tommy thing...if you feel you should pay tribute, do so.
One thing I have heard is that his family want a massive send off, so even if you knew him loosely you will be welcome at his funeral and if you can make it, pay your last respects.
Believe me, i was there for tom's send off. I clapped him in the 23'rd. i think i even caught flavs eye when he was holding up the banner... it was good and emotional..
I will do the same for darren.
I totally agree with you mate but I think, considering what Darren did for supporters of this club or even tried to do for supporters of this club, he warrants as big a send off as we can possibly give him. People who love the club like Darren did are few and far between these days.
Understand your concerns though.
I would be surprised if there wasn't something spontaneous tomorrow.
He was pretty much one of the most well known Spurs fans there are, a cunts cunt.
I hope it is something really inappropriate, which was pretty much his MO
He was pretty much one of the most well known Spurs fans there are, a cunts cunt.
I hope it is something really inappropriate, which was pretty much his MO
I think he was only 42.
Someone best check with the club. Would be good to do something at the Benfica game next week
Hi all Darren Alexander(42 years) was my brother in law. He passed away at around 13:00 on Friday 7th March at the Princess Royal Hospital. The had been suffering from lymphodema for some time and it is suspected that he suffered a pulmonary embolism. His family are overwhelmed by the comments people have been making. We will try and keep you informed of arrangements as they are made.
Sincerest condolences mate.