Thornaby FC are devastated to learn of the passing of Harvey Skipper.
The club extends its heartfelt condolences to Harvey’s family, friends, and all who knew him during this difficult time.
To honour Harvey’s memory, a minute’s silence will be observed before the Reserves and First Team fixtures on the 29th, and before the Women’s fixture on the 30th.
Harvey will be deeply missed by everyone at the club.
Rest in Peace, Harvey.
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