Stix has been a huge part of my time following Leeds since I first returned from operational duty in Afghanistan with 1 Mercian (Cheshire)
Stix organised a meet the players day and even got to talk to Norman Hunter and Paul Reeney. I will be forever grateful to what he has done for me personally and to what he has done for the thousands of military personnel over the years. A stalwart in his own right and the epitome of what it means to be Leeds! MOT

Stix wrote me a letter saying it was nice to see Leeds fans all over the world after seeing me on Ch4 "New Life in the Sun" of which I've been part of from the 1st series 12 yrs ago and that's when our friendship was born, what a guy.
MOT

Stix is such an amazing person and a great asset for Leeds Utd and how he goes above and beyond for the supporters is well beyond comprehension.

we exchanged some messages on Instagram when he posted about going into a primary school to spread the good word about our amazing club to the children in the school, we got chatting about how players at the time had stopped posing for photos and signing autographs before and after games and how his commitment to the club with the visits to schools was bridging the gap between the club and fans.

I explained how we had used the after game interactions with the players to build a relationship for Callum our son who is visually impaired along with other challenges with the club, and we had been left disappointed by the way that this interaction had been taken away from him, he sent this flag with a personal message for Callum to soften the blow of what was going on which now takes pride of place in his bedroom, we met with Stix on a Matchday so Callum could say thank you in person and he now looks out for Stix every time we come to the games and he always has time for the boys and has had some great conversations with both Callum and his brother since we first met.

Stix you are a Legend and thanks for everything you do for the club and fans MOT!!!!

Our very good friend Stix gave me this “poppy” shirt worn by by Charlie Taylor and I simply had to get this framed to hang in the summerhouse.
Stix you are a legend and will always be a huge part of Leeds United and our family.
Neil and Janet x MOT

Memories of a stadium tour with Stix which was brilliant before Dec 2019 new year match. Whilst the tour was really interesting, listening to the stories, jokes and memories from Stix really made our day.

Massive thank you to Stix a couple of weeks ago luka "fractured" his elbow causing him to miss out on his Leeds united jpl trials ! But the gent that stix his cheered luka up with this flag signed by himself!
Top man thank you

Meeting Stix for the first time many years ago on a stadium tour left a lasting impression on my heart. I’ve never met someone that completely captivated a crowd, the stories and tales told left us wanting more! I could have listened to Stix talk all day. A wonderful man who cares not only for his club, but for their fans too!
With my health deteriorating I don’t get to go to many games now but I truly hope our paths cross again one day soon! Much love and MOT x

Lovely seeing you today Stiks and thank you so much for the lovely flower's and card of condolence in the passing of Tommy MOT 💙

It's great to connect with Stix again after all these years. In 2005, he made a special day for my family and I. As a lifelong Leeds Supporter since the early 70's, I was stationed with the US Air Force in England and my tour was coming to a close. Stix made it possible for us to visit Thorpe Arch and to meet with Kevin Blackwell, Leeds Players to include Eddie Lewis. It was a day that we will never forget. MOT

My name is Bob Beards and would like to record my upmost pride and gratitude for all your videos about Leeds United…… for I too was and still am a TRUE LU fan.

This may be a bit long so please stay with me.

In late 1966 I applied for a job advert for an electrician and much to my surprise I got the job of a lifetime and for a long time fan it meant more than words can say……because that job was at Elland Road the home of Leeds United and I became one of Don’s family and listening to you speak about Marcelo and the love that brought tears to your eyes, takes me back all those years. I am now 86 years old and it was the only job I ever had that I could not Waite to get out of bed to go to work for.

I did all the electrical work when the club modernised in the early 1970’s including those famous floodlights and have so many stories to tell.

Styx as long as I live you will always have a BEST PAL when it comes to the LOVE and Passion for our beloved Leeds United.