Ugo Ehiogu

Humpty said:
Did a bit of leg work trying get a memorial to Ugo set up at the club a few years back. Something similar to the Arthur Wharton mural Darlington sorted out. Rob helped me out and gave me contact details for the guy that carried that out but after making a few suggestions the club told me the process been taken on by the supporters forum. Not heard a jot since which is a great shame because i think there's a lot of love at the club for Ugo.
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What a great idea, the club can surely build a small garden of remembrance with bricks for fallen boro hero’s.
It would be a lovely place for fans to lay flowers on anniversaries.
I’ll enquire with the club to get this moving again
 
Boroshirtmuseum said:
What a great idea, the club can surely build a small garden of remembrance with bricks for fallen boro hero’s.
It would be a lovely place for fans to lay flowers on anniversaries.
I’ll enquire with the club to get this moving again
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Am sure the football club will help with this. I have a meeting today discussing My Boro My Shirt at the Riverside. It is not a million miles away aa we are looking at images capturing the full range of Boro fans.
 
Ridiculously young age to die, especially for a fit guy

Lets be honest, he was probbaly fitter than half the half the population half his age

Cardiac risk is magnitudes more with people with afro-carribean descent, not sure why, but it is
 
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