[Albion] Terry Tribe

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BensGrandad

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• Feb 21, 2018

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Terry Tribe

An old primary school friend of mine who was a life long Albion Fan who many on here will have known sadly passed away last night. He was the manager of the bookies in Worthing in South Farm Rd who allowed TB against the law and still at school, to bet in his shop and protected him from the bullies who picked on him and this was never forgotten by TB, RIP my old mate

 

Questions

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Oct 18, 2006

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• Feb 21, 2018

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RIP Terry. Ran our Clifton coaches back in the day.
TRIBES TRAVEL it was known as.
Good guy and last saw him at Nigel Bushfires Party at the G & D in Tarring.

 

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Bulldog

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• Feb 21, 2018

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What a shame, great guy, lovable rogue who you couldn't help but like.Great Albion fan and a great family man, will be missed. RIP Terry.

 

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Jim D

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• Feb 21, 2018

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Questions said:

RIP Terry. Ran our Clifton coaches back in the day.
TRIBES TRAVEL it was known as.
Good guy and last saw him at Nigel Bushfires Party at the G & D in Tarring.

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We knew them as Terry Tribe's T*ss*r Tours - loved by all. RIP Terry, you will be missed.

 

thedonkeycentrehalf

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Jul 7, 2003

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• Feb 21, 2018

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RIP Terry. Didn't really know him personally but my Dad knew him from the bookies around Worthing and had a few stories about him as did a couple of mates who worked for him over the years.

 

lawros left foot

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Jun 11, 2011

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• Feb 21, 2018

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Very sad news, a lovely bloke.
Rest in peace, Terry, from me and Mrs LLF.

All my sympathy to his family.

 

Questions

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Jim D said:

We knew them as Terry Tribe's T*ss*r Tours - loved by all. RIP Terry, you will be missed.

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Yeah you’re right Jim. TTTT it was.

 

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Jim D

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I also heard that Bruno went round to visit him last week - spent quite a bit of time with him. Someone made contact with the club - a very nice gesture.

 

rocker959

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• Feb 22, 2018

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RIP Terry , last saw him at Nigel Erskine's 60th . Remember him so well , great supporter and character .

 

OzMike

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• Feb 22, 2018

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RIP, didn't know him but sounds a decent sort.

 

catfish

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• Feb 22, 2018

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Only knew him to say hello to but he was a great character. RIP.

 

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bhanutz

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• Feb 22, 2018

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Terry was a top bloke...Albion through and through...Spent many an away day chatting to him...Will be missed but not forgotten...

RIP Terry - A legend!

 

Green Cross Code Man

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Mar 30, 2006

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Eastbourne

• Feb 22, 2018

• #13

BensGrandad said:

Terry Tribe

An old primary school friend of mine who was a life long Albion Fan who many on here will have known sadly passed away last night. He was the manager of the bookies in Worthing in South Farm Rd who allowed TB against the law and still at school, to bet in his shop and protected him from the bullies who picked on him and this was never forgotten by TB, RIP my old mate

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I am really sorry to hear that your good friend, and obviously from the rest of the thread, a friend of the Albion, has passed away.

R.I.P Terry.

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Hampden Park

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Oct 7, 2003

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• Feb 22, 2018

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R.I.P.

 

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Mark Mywords

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• Feb 22, 2018

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BensGrandad said:

Terry Tribe

An old primary school friend of mine who was a life long Albion Fan who many on here will have known sadly passed away last night. He was the manager of the bookies in Worthing in South Farm Rd who allowed TB against the law and still at school, to bet in his shop and protected him from the bullies who picked on him and this was never forgotten by TB, RIP my old mate

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Thanks for posting that BG, TT was one of the nicest guys I knew, last time I saw him was big Nicks funeral. Please post funeral info when known, I will def make the effort to get there.

 

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arfer guinness

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Feb 15, 2007

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• Feb 22, 2018

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Even though you knew it was coming it's still sad news. Through family as a child and as an adult myself have known Terry for nearly 60 years. A great bloke and a genuine character, will be missed by all who knew him. R.I.P.

 

Questions

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• Feb 23, 2018

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When he ran the coaches he often gave everyone a four pack as they got on - this was back in the day.
As a young lad in the 70’s trying to gel with the older Clifton boys Terry made it easy for you.

All the lads on those coaches had massive respect for him.
He used to be up and down the aisles taking bets and ‘having a word’ with some of the ‘less well behaved’ chaps.

Loved the Albion.

 

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BensGrandad

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• Mar 8, 2018

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Worthing Crematorium Friday 16th March 1540 for anybody wishing to pay their last respects.

 

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The Birdman

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• Mar 8, 2018

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RIP another one of the old school passes away the guys that followed The Albion all over the country when in the third / second division.
I am enjoying the premiership but we had some great times in the old days.
God bless

 

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Weatherman

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• Apr 7, 2018

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Only just found this thread. Terry was also chairman at Southwick fc in the eighties. They were a force to be reckoned with in the Isthmian league in those days .
Remember him at the club and on the away coaches with a pile of bets to settle and he usually took our money playing spoof. Good times to look back on in this increasingly bland sterile world.