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The Sock of Poskett

The best is yet to come (spoiler alert)

Jun 12, 2009

2,803

• Apr 10, 2017

• #81

Really sad to hear that - always enjoyed his contributions on here. RIP Nigel.

 

Buzzer

Languidly Clinical

Oct 1, 2006

26,121

• Apr 10, 2017

• #82

RIP Nigel. We didn't exactly see eye to eye on a lot of things on here but we were both Brighton fans and it's dreadfully sad to hear that he's passed away just before we get to the promised land.

 

Kosh

'The' Yaztromo

Jul 14, 2003

5,225

Yaztromo's Tower; the borders of Darkwood Forest

• Apr 10, 2017

• #83

Sad news indeed. He always came across as an intelligent and erudite person. He'll be a huge loss on this board, and it's so agonising to know he'll (if we make it!) miss the highlight of many an Albion fan's years of faithful support.

My thoughts are with his family and friends - of which I suspect he had many.

Rest in peace.

Kosh

 

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W.C.

New member

Oct 31, 2011

4,927

• Apr 10, 2017

• #84

That is very sad to hear. RIP Nigel and all my best wishes to his family.

 

Badger

NOT the Honey Badger

NSC Patron

May 8, 2007

12,787

Toronto

• Apr 10, 2017

• #85

RIP fella.

Always seemed like a decent guy on NSC.

 

BUTTERBALL

East Stand Brighton Boyz

Jul 31, 2003

10,255

location location

• Apr 10, 2017

• #86

So sad to lose one of the Albion family. I remember him on here as others have alluded to, an intelligent poster. R.I.P. Nigel.

 

Weststander

Well-known member

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Aug 25, 2011

64,069

Withdean area

• Apr 10, 2017

• #87

Not Andy Naylor said:

My friend Nigel, who posted on here as Alex, Alex Dawson oo! oo!, finally lost the latest of several battles with cancer yesterday evening.

A WSU season-ticket holder, he saw his first Albion match in 1960, a 6-0 stuffing of Bristol Rovers, which was about five years before I met him in a classroom at the then Hove Grammar (now Blatchington Mill). We were both there until 1972.

Like many people who have had a long-standing relationship with that foul disease, Nigel was astonishingly stoical and matter-of-fact about the last few weeks (he'd probably have laughed at the word 'brave', but getting to Rotherham from Surrey was probably that after last season's result there).

Last month I got an email explaining that the latest chemo hadn't worked and that he had no more than 6 months, but had a history of beating the stats. Sadly that wouldn't be the case, although he seemed more concerned about a sudden bout of hay fever. I'd have loved him to see at least one game in the Premier League, if we get there, or at least the celebrations.

He is survived by his wife Merle and children Gareth and Emma, who were all with him when he went.

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Very sorry to hear that and commiserations to his loved ones and friends. I remember him as a regular poster.

I hope he had been able to gain some pleasure at times, from this amazing season with his beloved Albion.

 

fosters headband

Well-known member

Aug 15, 2003

5,158

Brighton

• Apr 10, 2017

• #88

Very sad news, Rip Nigel.

 

whitelion

New member

Dec 16, 2003

12,828

Southwick

• Apr 10, 2017

• #89

Sorry to hear this sad news RIP Nigel. I probably knew you as I was ex-HCGS and left a year earlier in 1971.

 

C

Cornish seagull!

New member

Nov 18, 2010

872

Cornwall

• Apr 10, 2017

• #90

I'm genuinely Gutted to hear this, Very sad news, when I started the thread "NHS leg pain" he helped me through a lot of my cancer journey exchanging many PMs along the way. RIP Nigel you will be missed.


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Dick Knights Mumm

Take me Home Falmer Road

Jul 5, 2003

19,620

Hither and Thither

• Apr 10, 2017

• #91

Rest in peace. One of the great NSC names.

Oo! Oo!

 

Frutos

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Helpful Moderator

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May 3, 2006

35,572

Northumberland

• Apr 10, 2017

• #92

RIP

Only knew of him from his posts on here, but very sad to hear all the same.

 

Trigger

Well-known member

Jul 4, 2003

40,457

Brighton

• Apr 10, 2017

• #93

Terribly sad news

RIP Nigel.

 

Wilko

LUZZING chairs about

Sep 19, 2003

9,924

BN1

• Apr 10, 2017

• #94

Terribly sad that he did not get to see us over the next few weeks and months. RIP to one of our own.

 

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twowheelsbest

Well-known member

Nov 1, 2009

489

Brighton

• Apr 10, 2017

• #95

So sorry to hear this,, RIP Nigel

 

Durlston

"Garlic bread!?"

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Jul 15, 2009

9,765

Haywards Heath

• Apr 10, 2017

• #96

So sorry to hear this.

I lost someone close to me a couple of weeks ago. Nothing prepares you for it. Thoughts with Nigel's family and friends at this difficult time.

RIP.

 

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Freddie Goodwin.

Well-known member

Mar 31, 2007

7,186

Brighton

• Apr 10, 2017

• #97

With our posting names, it was fairly clear we were going to click on here and I always loved & respected his posts, certainly one of my favourite posters. He also worked with one of my brothers and also sat in WSU so we did meet and seemed a really decent chap.

Sadly missed but I'm sure he'll be watching from above.

 

The Oldman

I like the Hat

NSC Patron

Jul 12, 2003

7,106

In the shadow of Seaford Head

• Apr 10, 2017

• #98

So sad. Only knew Nigel through NSC. Had quite a few chats about our old school, Hove County Grammar, although I was there in the 50's.

Came over as one of the nicest good guys who never complained about having to live with Big C. Thoughts and Prayers are with his family.

RIP Nigel.

 

Not Andy Naylor

Well-known member

Dec 12, 2007

8,798

Seven Dials

• Apr 10, 2017

• Thread starter
• #99

CP 0 3 BHA said:

Very sad news.

Did he by any chance sit towards the south end of WSU in Row M? There's a guy who we always used to exchange a few words with as he made his way past us but we've missed his appearances of late.

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No, more central.

 

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ofco8

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May 18, 2007

2,388

Brighton

• Apr 10, 2017

• #100

Very sad for his wife and children etc. RIP