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Afternoon Dave we are on our way to Filbert Street now to scatter the ashes where the centre of the football park used to be. Dad would love to know he ended up where all the footballers he loved to watch played their games x

Can whoever the strange man is who keeps standing outside dad's bungalow every night please stop. Neighbour has told me about you. Late 20s wearing black jacket and grey tracksuit bottoms. Dad is dead you need to accept it you will not find out some conspiracy.

Hi dad's Rover 75 now sold on Autotrader £115 man from Stoke who said he will do it up back to original condition and give deep clean inside. Dad would be happy knowing it's being looked after x

Rest in peace dad on Armistice Day whether you're up there in heaven or down there in hell. His service in Northern Ireland was so important to him. #LestWeForget ❤️🪖

Dad used to talk about this all the time. He was very proud of it. Happy New Year to all dad's fans and RIP dad.

It's been an emotional first Christmas without dad. We spoke of our memories of dad last night good and bad, more bad than good mostly. What were your favourite memories of dad, also known as OldBob1944?

bob He did make me laugh. Had a wicked sense of humour. RIP Bob.

bob I think the shit rag was the most memorable for me.

bob His many threats to wallop spastics

bob Shouting “I’ll wallop your fucking block off” when the police tried to arrest him at a football match

Remember that, he was drunk in the street and the police were called.

He loved to sing but people didn't like to hear as much 🫶

Always said he was as proud of that as his time in Ireland.

Those were the rumours

Family is relieved the suicide attempts are finally over 🙏

We just found an object going through dad's old stuff and there's no way he could have got it himself. It must have been one of the crowd on here who gave it to him. You dirty buggers.

Went to dad's grave to tell him how the City are getting on. I imagined the old boy making racist comments about the players. RIP dad ♥️

Thank you Leicester City who have invited our family to Jonny Vardy's final game tomorrow in honour of dad (bob). It's a nice thing even though only my husband likes football. Dad loved Vardy said he was the only modern player who could handle playing in the 1970's. Karen💙❤️