The Telegraph & Argus has opened this online book of condolence to bring together tributes to 84-year-old Algie Sennett Brown.
Mr Brown - who was affectionately known as “Sammy Pogo” - died on Valentine's Day in the arms of his beloved family at his home in Green Lane, Manningham.
He was part of the Windrush generation and became an iconic Bradford City fan, of more than 50 years after settling in the city.
Anyone who would like to pay tribute or offer their condolences is invited to leave a message on this page.
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Book of Condolence - Algie Sennett Brown 'Sammy Pogo'
"Leave your tributes and messages of condolence to this iconic Bradford City fan of more than 50 years."
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What is your response?You sound like an amazing Man that has had an amazing life eeven though when you came to this Country ..Things would have been very hard for you ..sounds like lots of people are very glad you stayed and made a life ...RIP
What is your response?R.I.P sammy x
What is your response?RIP Sammy we had some good times
What is your response?Do you know what Sammy You were one of the few people whose voice would instantly evoke righteous fear and respect when I was a nipper up to no good. Like a barrel of gravel Old school days We need more like you Respect & love
What is your response?An inspiration to us all!
What is your response?Goodbye fly with the angels lovely.you was always respectful n kind.one nicest men I ever met.bless you rip.sammy.
Book of Condolence - Algie Sennett Brown 'Sammy Pogo'
Leave your tributes and messages of condolence to this iconic Bradford City fan of more than 50 years.
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