By Hughie Southon
Saturday will see a major tribute to David Gold ahead of the game against Everton!
No tribute will be deserved more given the man’s integrity and humanity and of course what he did for West Ham United financially.
As I have said on previous occasions DG was among the finest people I have ever known and I am very proud to have been a personal friend.
He was a caring gentlemen and there are those who, never having spoken to him or known him in any way, could count him among their real good guys. They are right too.
DG affected people because he was a decent human being who put others first and nothing other than family came in front of his football club.
There is a risk of course that a few boos may be heard from the malcontents angry the board has not yet fired the manager.
The huge majority will of course honour a man who gave us so much; but to any who may be tempted to let their feelings be known, may we say as kindly as possible;
PLEASE DON’T!
With thanks.
Concourse will be extremely busy with people, but not spending their money.
Nothing wrong with getting to your seat a minute or two after kick off.
Reap what you sow. Moyes should have gone months ago.
A remark lacking respect. Some of us will celebrate a good man rather than boo a bad manager, Dead DG reaps what he sows?
Please Board ensure there is no need to worry about the tribute. Kick Moyes OUT today ! We can then celebrate David Gold with respect without having to sit waiting for some fool to do something.
Some of us will celebrate a good life well lived without any provisos
You are so right to call for due respect to a lovely chairman, one of our own, who cared at least as much as any of us. Well played Chairman!!
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Any protests either Moyes out or GSB out will be totally unacceptable at the Everton game. DG deserves a great send off. I don’t care what anyone says David Gold has been great for our club.