What can I say other than you are a true gentleman Stix. You have a massive heart and a beautiful family.
Since taking over at the Moot I have had a few interactions with this amazing man.
The most recent being the book signing we held for Salim 🤍💙💛
Nothing is ever to much trouble, you really are a man for the people.
I think you knew how much it meant to me and the LUFC supporters to have you in the pub those nights during the book signing. It made the whole event complete for me and everyone else. I really hope it helped you to see just how loved you are x
We love you Stix. Keep being you don”t ever change 💛💙🤍 mot xxxx
Pint behind the bar for you whenever you want 😉
Claire xx
Category - LUFC Supporters
Stix has assisted an immeasurable number of Leeds United fans over the years, and in various situations – from Match Days and ‘Leeds on the Road’ events, to celebrations, bereavements and ill health; assisting fans at the best and sometimes most-difficult times of their lives.
“The fans are the heartbeat of Our Club” he says, and Marcelo Bielsa himself called him ‘The Bridge’ between the Club and the supporters.
A true gentleman and legend of our club, nothing ever too much trouble, made things happen for my son after having a major operation which got him back involved with football which he loved, always asked and kept in touch over many years and to this day which I can never thank him enough x, his knowledge, loyalty and love of our club is second to none and invaluable , you can”t buy or replace this type of person , it”s impossible x🤍💙💛 thanks for everything Stix x
A great tribute to an absolute legend and loyal servant of this fantastic club for so many years. You have been the soul and heartbeat of Leeds United for decades and in this day and age you rarely see such dedication and commitment. To have this recognised for all to see through the website is wonderful and it is a great historical record that must bring back many happy memories for you. The work you do for the military, charities and supporters is so important and you should feel so proud of everything you have achieved and all the good you have done for so many people over so many years. You are an absolute star, one in a million and I am proud to call you a friend.
Stay safe, keep healthy and take care.
Dave Smith
Stix is Mr Leeds United. 60 years working at the club in one form or another, his blood is white, yellow and blue. His work helping charities is appreciated across the city by many, many people. He must have amazing stories to tell about working with so many great managers and players. MOT Stix
I would like to thank Stix for his contribution and loyalty to our beloved club. Also, I would like to thank him for our friendship. MOT
Hi Stix just bumped into you in Bridlington Today , it was great to see you and have a chat 👍🏻 Really hope things get better for you mate , you”ve been a great servant to the club and helped so many people over the years and made our day when you sorted out a signed card & Bielsa message for our wedding day , thanks again Stix , the coopers from Bridlington .
We had the pleasure of meeting Stix in 2018 when we travelled from Australia just to see our beloved Leeds United.
We were also fortunate to have Stix on the stadium tour as our guide. Stix also organised to meet the playing squad in the players lounge after the match (which was quite sureal)
Thx Stix, you”re an absolute legend
Kind Regards
Joe D”Imperio
Stix was fantastic in helping make my (adult) daughter”s dream come through, during one of her visits to Elland Road from overseas, welcoming her onto the pitch, and dressing rooms, and a mini tour of the old but legendery stadium, and even meet Mr. Bielsa ! Thank you Stix !
Hi Peter (Styx), it looks like our lives and love for Leeds United have followed similar paths.
I remember our time at Manston C of E School in East Leeds, were our love for sport was firmly established.
My grandfather took me to Elland Road for the first time in 1960 and I was hooked.
I remember speaking to you when you were doing the stadium tour with John McClelland and then when I moved to the Isle of Man, you were quick to organise a visit to our “Leeds United Pub” on the island.
When I returned to the UK in 2018, I chatted to you outside the West Stand before the home game and we were never short of memories and stories.
I looked for you before the Wolves game at the start of the season and wasn”t aware that your position had not been renewed and only today found out from **** at the stadium, that **** was involved in this decision, which was at best Short Sighted and at worst Shabby.
Needless to say mate you have my respect for the many years of friendship, along with the many hundreds of fans that you”ve helped during your working life at Elland Road.
Hope to see you again, take care mate and hope to see you soon at ER.
Best wishes, Paul.
Stix Lockwood.
Thank you for all your help when we set up the “Scarborough Whites Members Club” and for helping us make the “On The Road” nights happen-even though LUFC were at their lowest points- they were times that we look back at fondly.
Do let us know if ever you get back behind the mic again with any ex-pros !!
Cheers
Steve and the rest of the Scarborough Whites.
