Most liked posts in thread: RIP Kenny Morse

I would have thought that there will be an investigation into whether Kenny had the capacity to make the decision to discharge himself, given the fact that he had sustained a head injury. Lessons to be learned maybe but sadly that won’t bring Kenny back.

 

The club should make some effort of recognition of the sad death of one of its most dedicated fans in some way,

 

A gathering at the Corn Dolly would be an opportunity for people to meet up and remember the good times with Kenny.

 

Yes read that and not good enough bundled together till next year, The annual recognition is fine but in some cases a mention should be made when it happens then remembered at the annual last match, This I believe is such a case, The absence of anything on the website and if no mention today you will know that in the scheme of things you mean jack shit to the club

 

I emailed the club in regards to a minutes silence or a tribute on the screen, with no response. I understand if I passed away, as a 22 year old who has only been a season ticket holder for 10 years, I would get a little mention in May, that's understandable, but a loyal, just short of 30 year season ticket holder, deserves bigger respect than that!

 

There was a brief message from the club on the screen at half time.

 

He went to every game I think - RIP to a City supporting legend.

 

Sad news. I saw him at Rochdale. He was a regular face at away games with his carrier bag. Been going to games as long as I can remember. RIP

 

Didn't know Kenny personally, however know his face very well.
An avid City fan.
Sad news.
RIP

 

Rest in Peace Kenny lad, Gone to soon

 

I don't have the words to describe how sorry I am to hear this news.
RIP Kenny, you'll live long in the memory!

 

So sad to read this. Saw him and his carrier bag at most away games. Rest in peace Kenny!

 

One of the faces you “know” but don’t know personally from every away game through the years. RIP Kenny

 

RIP Kenny lad
I new him as deff Kenny I first saw him on the club official coaches back in 1987 he knocked around with a certain Mr slingsby for years .

 

RIP Deaf Kenny. I remember him getting in as a concession for under 16 at an away game when he must have been in his forties by saying he could not hear the woman on the turn style saying he was too old ! One of the most loyal supporters we must have ever had. I agree a mention from the club or a silence would be very appropriate for his loyalty over the years. I'm sure a few in the Corn Dolly will have a beer for him after his funeral.

 

Again, cant claim to know him but often bumping into him in pubs, on trains, coaches. If City were there so was he. True City Gent.

RIP KENNY

 

I see the T&A have used some of our quotes for their story.