What ? he was on the fans channel a matter of months ago
He seemed really well too.
Sad to see! Seemed like a bubbly young fella.
I remember him. Difficult to forget really as he was the only person I've ever seen able to make RA air his voice in public.
Very sad news. RIP Oran
terrible. When you think of them money and mercenaries in football you become disillusioned with the game, but I love that it can still give young boys like that joy in a scary life.
Very sad news ...... much too young .......glad the club gave him his "Special Day"
I remember watching that programme, he seemed like a clever little guy. Very sad.
I remember this, it was very sad.
I also remember meeting a young in the 90's who was also terminally ill, but a mad Chelsea fan and I was friendly with Ade Mafe at the time and I managed through him to get the lad a day at Harlington to meet Zola and co. He was apparently made up and it made me feel good to be able to help make life a bit more pleasurable for him. I believe he also passed away a few years later which was also very sad.
It brings it home to us just how lucky we all are.
Well Chelsea 1969 you did a really great thing there.
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posted on 28/8/18
What ? he was on the fans channel a matter of months ago
posted on 28/8/18
He seemed really well too.
posted on 28/8/18
Sad to see! Seemed like a bubbly young fella.
posted on 28/8/18
R I P :
posted on 28/8/18
I remember him. Difficult to forget really as he was the only person I've ever seen able to make RA air his voice in public.
Very sad news. RIP Oran
posted on 28/8/18
terrible. When you think of them money and mercenaries in football you become disillusioned with the game, but I love that it can still give young boys like that joy in a scary life.
posted on 28/8/18
Very sad news ...... much too young .......glad the club gave him his "Special Day"
posted on 28/8/18
I remember watching that programme, he seemed like a clever little guy. Very sad.
posted on 28/8/18
I remember this, it was very sad.
I also remember meeting a young in the 90's who was also terminally ill, but a mad Chelsea fan and I was friendly with Ade Mafe at the time and I managed through him to get the lad a day at Harlington to meet Zola and co. He was apparently made up and it made me feel good to be able to help make life a bit more pleasurable for him. I believe he also passed away a few years later which was also very sad.
It brings it home to us just how lucky we all are.
posted on 28/8/18
Well Chelsea 1969 you did a really great thing there.
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