posted Aug 28, 2008

My best wishes go out to Mick Channon and his family, but especially to those who died in the crash.

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posted Aug 28, 2008

my thoughts are with Tim Corby's family....Mick Channon trains some of my cousin harry findlay's horses and one of the horses that tim showed my mum and dad was the one that was named after my late sister which is called kerry's requiem. get well soon mick and and my thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Tim Corby.

Garry Meiklem

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posted Aug 28, 2008

I can only repeat the sentiments on this thread - glad he appears to be pulling through and condolences to the other fellow's family. Great player, great goal celebration and great punditry - 'get the ball to Lineacre' always raises a smile.

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posted Aug 28, 2008

It says on the BBC that Horse Trainer Mick Channon is in hospital and his condition is "stable"! Is that some sort of joke?

I dont get the problem with this statement?

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posted Aug 28, 2008

thoughts go out to everyone who was involved in the crash and their families.

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posted Aug 28, 2008

Wish you a speedy recover Mick, your one of the old school played for the shirt & fans,condolences to Tim cobys family.

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posted Aug 28, 2008

Good luck Mick! I remember your talent, but even more, the fact that you were and are a good bloke with a sense of humour, sth. dying out nowadays among footballers.

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posted Aug 28, 2008

terrible and sad tradgedy my sincere thoughts and prays go out to the familys of those who died and wish the others a speddy recovery

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posted Aug 29, 2008

Stockport County fan here, my sympathies go out to Mr. Corby's family, terrible tragedy. I hope that Mick Channon makes a speedy recovery, my Dad's a season ticket holder at Man C*ty, and he was shocked to hear of this, he loved Mick as a player at City, and indeed for The Saints & England, and I myself used to look up to players like him when I was a kid, I often emulated his 'one armed windmill' goal celebration in the playground! - get well soon Mick.

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posted Aug 29, 2008

Team is not an issue on this one.
I remember Mick as a player for Southampton and I will admit I felt uptight when I heard the news about his plight I wish him well in his rehabilitation as I am sure he will come bouncing back.

But my Sympathies must go to the family of Mr Corby.

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