Season ticket holder died suddenly
Friends of an ardent Manchester City fan who died suddenly recently are trying to arrange a tribute from the club.
Juan Guy - known to many as 'Jukes' - was a season ticket holder.
The 44-year-old also played football locally, lining up for Rushen United for many years, and was a well-known and well-liked member of the Port Erin community.
One of his best friends and former team mates, Chris Kneen, tweeted the club to see if a minute's applause could be held in the 44th minute of today's Premier League match against West Ham United at the Etihad.
His message has been liked and retweeted hundreds of times so far, including by many local players past and present.
The match has subsequently been postponed, but Chris says the good thing is it allows more time for the social media campaign to gather momentum before the next available match.
Meanwhile, Rushen paid tribute to Jukes yesterday:
🇪🇸
— Rushen United FC (@rushenutd) February 8, 2020
Results vs Laxey
(1 of 2)
Rushen 1st team won 3-1 with the goals from Johnston x 2 and Lamb.
We wore our sky blue kit today in memory of Jukes, a passionate Man City fan. A former player, the father of a current player and a friend of everyone at Rushen. Rest easy 💙💛 pic.twitter.com/qVw0Bv3LkE
Summerland justice group welcomes Stardust verdict
Data breach an isolated incident says Manx Care
Castletown Commissioners want feedback from residents about southern amenity site
Hospitality bosses to attend 'call to arms' meeting
160 patients written to after medical records found in ex-Manx Care employee's home
Sole applicant elected to Andreas Parish Commissioners
