Mick

we went on from there and whatnot.

And there's a few more stories along the way, but I found John to be very proud, very moral guided, loved his family, loved our club, considering that, you know, he came to our club without a clue.

And

He just didn't really know anything about football.

Learned a lot from Kenny Jackett.

And then, as the saying goes, he just got the Millwall bug.

And those of us who know that, you know, once it gets you, it doesn't let go.

And he would always talk about Millwall to people or, you know, he'd phone people and he'd have conversations about Millwall and he'd talk about things.

And the way he talked to us, you know, he knew everything about it.

He watched every game, spoke to managers after games.

He was more than a chairman for namesake.

He was... He came as a... You know, he came as a stranger and become a massive fan.

So, you know, he definitely was one of our own, to be fair.

So, yeah, Stephen, what's...

Your thoughts, fella.

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Mickey, I've just got to do... Can I just say one thing?

I know you'll probably talk about this later, but I'm just wondering what sort of ideas did you think were sort of a tribute to John?

Well, you see, John was... John was very... He wasn't for all that...