Thank you for letting us know and we will now look in to this

Clive Miers

I first met Stix when he organised a personal tour for my son and myself of Thorp Arch when I sponsored, a then unknown 16 year old, Aaron Lennon. He couldnt do enough for us, introducing us to players, backroom staff and the manager, puntuated with humourous anecedotes. For an 11 year old child this was extraordinary, and although he is now 30, and an academic, he still recounts the story of that day and has been a season ticket holder every since. I sure many other long term supporters have been fashioned by Stix and his affable personality.

These were dark days in Leeds United history and every pound was desperately needed, and every season on Players sponsorship day, Stix went above and beyond to make us feel valued by the Club and undoubtably contributed to keeping the club financially afloat.

Stix made everybody feel that were as much a part of the Club as the players,manangement, and the directors.

As Stix transcended so many changes in regime he became the epitome of the soul of Leeds United.

For many of us Stix does not appear in front of the camera, but behind it. This is from 2004.