Rip phil , cracking lad & huge leigh fan sleep tight lad

I am shocked at this news. RIP Phil, thoughts and prayers are with those left behind at this terrible time. Another Leyther watching from that terrace in the sky.

Very sad news. RIP Phil.

It's so sad when anyone passes away but being a Leyther makes it sadder, I didn't really know Phil , but met him at the Fev away game the season just gone, I knew he was a Leyth die hard,and my thoughts go out to hid Family.Sleep well Phil.

RIP Phil good friend thoughts go out to family

Rip Phil. I first knew him from watching Leigh train at Hilton Park with his dad Dave with in the Billy Benyon years, Phil served the club as Chef on matchdays a job he did first class, he was very much a top lad and genuine fan of the club

I too remember Phil from the Hilton Park days, and we had a good few conversations then, about the joys of working there!

A lovely guy, who will be sadly missed.

RIP Phil - it was a privilege and pleasure to know you. Condolences to the family and friends at this very sad time.

A belter of a man, full of fun. Will be missed by many around the town. RIP Phil.

I didn't know Phil but he's one of our family. My thoughts go out to all his family and friends.
Rest easy Phil
Paul

Didn't Know Phil, but did see him knocking about - appeared a larger than life character, Leigh through and through

RIP

I first met Phil at his pub the Boars Head when looking for transport to an away game at Wire. Phil was a really funny guy & just friendly, welcomed new lads to the away mini bus group & to his pub, never left anyone out.

This is a sad loss to many fans myself included but mostly to his family & close friends obviously, God bless them.

RIP Phil

#DillyDilly

Condolences to the family and friends. Very sad.

I didn't know Phil but my deepest condolences to his family and friends. It's tragic to lose one so young. RIP Phil

This is terrible news, such a young age. I had many conversations with Toddy when I called into the Boars Head in the afternoon or when he was in the George. He shared my passion for Leigh RLFC. He absolutely loved the club. A big shock. RIP Toddy. Condolences to his family.