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George Clarke
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https://www.stevenagefc.com/news/2025/may/22/obituary--george-clarke/
Thanks George and RIP.
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Re: George Clarke
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He was a vital part of of the club’s progression in the early days. Thank goodness for people like him. RIP George.
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Re: George Clarke
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RIP George and thank you.
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Re: George Clarke
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Did he still attend the last few years anyone know? Hopefully he and his family are proud of his legacy and how it's grown.
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Re: George Clarke
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Yes he did sat on the back row behind the home dugout. I was 4 rows in front of him and often spoke to him. RIP SIR GEORGE
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Re: George Clarke
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Yes, although his health wasn't the best towards the end. I sat behind him before I moved away from the area. An absolutely lovely, gentle and kind man. The club have lost a good one there. RIP George.
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Re: George Clarke
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I met him once - at a Letchworth match in 1980 and was struck by his energy and passion for Boro. He was unashamedly ambitious for the club and obviously cared deeply about it. He was charming and engaging. Rest in peace
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