The council confirmed that Mick will be receiving the Freedom of King's Lynn. I am truly stunned by this result and it belongs entirely to the people who cared enough to sign his name. Thank you for making sure his record finally gets the respect it deserves.
Mick Wright played a total 1,152 (British Record) for Kings Lynn, which is a record which will never been beaten.
Mick has never been recognised for this incredible achievement, so we are campaigning to the Towns council to make this happen so Mick is given the freedom Kings Lynn Town
I used to support Kings Lynn FC in the 1950's and 60's. Mick was always inspirational to me and many supporters in those far off days. A definite legend and fully deserves to be honoured by the town he served so well.
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Ian Watson
10 years ago
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Let's hope Mick gets the freedom of the borough!!! I have known Mick all my life, he was my late father Paul's business partner. I remember Mick giving the Fashanu's a run for their money in his testimonial at The Walks. Have seen Mick crawl to work after a match and NEVER complained!! Great man!
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Peter Jacobs
10 years ago
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I saw him play many times. He was very able and could have played at a higher level. He always gave 100% In addition he was very brave and once saved a man form drowning. He has lived throughout in King's Lynn. I do hope this petition succeeds.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Mick Wright fully deserves the freedom of the borough not only has he got the british record appearance but his conduct on the field was very good and for young players to look up to yes it is well over due the football club counld also recognize him in some way
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Brian Baylis
10 years ago
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People who have done far LESS for Lynn have been given rewards, and after what Mick did for the town football team, why should he NOT be rightly rewarded? Had he been a pop star, he would no doubt have a medal or even a knighthood.
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Tony Hunt
10 years ago
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Had the pleasure of playing with Mick, he was fantastic with younger players and was a role model and a great ambassador for King's Lynn Football Club.
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William Sherron
10 years ago
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Michael mason
10 years ago
1,152 surely that's enough not even booked what an example to the current game.
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The council confirmed that Mick will be receiving the Freedom of King's Lynn. I am truly stunned by this result and it belongs entirely to the people who cared enough to sign his name. Thank you for making sure his record finally gets the respect it deserves.
Mick Wright played a total 1,152 (British Record) for Kings Lynn, which is a record which will never been beaten.
Mick has never been recognised for this incredible achievement, so we are campaigning to the Towns council to make this happen so Mick is given the freedom Kings Lynn Town
I used to support Kings Lynn FC in the 1950's and 60's. Mick was always inspirational to me and many supporters in those far off days. A definite legend and fully deserves to be honoured by the town he served so well.
I
Ian Watson
10 years ago
Featured
Let's hope Mick gets the freedom of the borough!!! I have known Mick all my life, he was my late father Paul's business partner. I remember Mick giving the Fashanu's a run for their money in his testimonial at The Walks. Have seen Mick crawl to work after a match and NEVER complained!! Great man!
P
Peter Jacobs
10 years ago
Featured
I saw him play many times. He was very able and could have played at a higher level. He always gave 100% In addition he was very brave and once saved a man form drowning. He has lived throughout in King's Lynn. I do hope this petition succeeds.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
Mick Wright fully deserves the freedom of the borough not only has he got the british record appearance but his conduct on the field was very good and for young players to look up to yes it is well over due the football club counld also recognize him in some way
B
Brian Baylis
10 years ago
Featured
People who have done far LESS for Lynn have been given rewards, and after what Mick did for the town football team, why should he NOT be rightly rewarded? Had he been a pop star, he would no doubt have a medal or even a knighthood.
T
Tony Hunt
10 years ago
Featured
Had the pleasure of playing with Mick, he was fantastic with younger players and was a role model and a great ambassador for King's Lynn Football Club.
W
William Sherron
10 years ago
United States
M
Michael mason
10 years ago
1,152 surely that's enough not even booked what an example to the current game.
I used to support Kings Lynn FC in the 1950's and 60's. Mick was always inspirational to me and many supporters in those far off days. A definite legend and fully deserves to be honoured by the town he served so well.