[News] Phil Kirk diagnosed with inoperable cancer

[TomandJerry]

"Phil, 58, and his brother Ashley first invested in the Blues three years ago and are now the majority owners.

Just like Ashley, Phil is from Chesterfield, has always been a supporter and wanted to get involved with his hometown club after stepping away from Harbour Energy where he made his wealth.

Speaking previously about why he wanted to invest in the Spireites Phil said: "Why would we do it? Because it’s Chesterfield. There is no other club, obviously, that we would have done this for.”

Awful news for Chesterfield with a seemingly local man who's invested in the club and got them back into the football league with the help of his brother, I hope they stay in the football league this year

 

[Pavilionaire]

I'll be brutally honest. My first thought was sympathy, then I saw the word 'Chesterfield'.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Threads get more and more random

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Threads get more and more random

This one is football related.
But, anyway, you know what to do.
(albeit you have already deprived yourself of all my *useful* survival tips on the survival thread )

(You're fast becoming The Silence of NSC...)

 

[GT49er]

Cheaterfield or not, they seem to have got some local committed owners - from the footballing aspect, good - no? One of them diagnosed with terminal cancer - very sad for them.
Good news for anyone? Not unless it was Trump or Putin so afflicted.