Brian Green

[The Left Side]

RIP Brian, I didn't know Brian either but he always provided a great opinion on the Villa on here and like others have said he came across as a very decent bloke, sorry for your loss.

[ldavfc4eva]

Sorry to read this Damon

I used to look forward to reading his posts, as they were always balanced and insightful whilst being non judgmental or critical of others on here

Was always good for gardening tips too!

Best wishes to you all

RIP Brian

[DesBremner]

So sorry to read this Damon
Your fathers post were always insightful and humorous

Condolences to you and your family

HEITS

[Chris Harte]

RIP Brian.

Sorry to learn of your loss, Damon.

[danno]

I always enjoyed reading his posts.

RIP Brian.

[pauliewalnuts]

That's really sad news. I hope you and your family are ok, Damon.

[Flamingo Lane]

Thank you Damon, for taking the time to let us know this sad news.  Condolences to you and your family.  I always enjoyed reading Brian's posts on H&V, he was always informative, interesting and entertaining, on all manner of topics.  Very often he would make me smile, not least when he was writing about a subject that I didn't much feel like smiling about.  He will be missed.

RIP Brian.

[Brend'Watkins]

Very sad to hear this, I’ve met him twice, no, 3 times. First time when some ManU thug punched him near Wembley Way after the ‘94 league cup final. I wasn’t aware it was Brian then and only twigged it when I read a post on here about the incident. Then there was the H&V bash up stairs at the Red Lion Hockley where he was greatly received. The 3rd time was at the Volunteer pub in Baker St before the Chelsea semi final while at the bar. A group of 10 Chelsea fans were being rowdy with no care for anyone else in the pub. We looked each other in the eye and rolled them and said “C****” without moving lips or making a sound. I’ve missed Brian’s posts and tales of his “current wife” along with the pitfalls of the A14 upgrade. Hopefully he got to feel the benefits of it for many games. I’d love to have got to know him better. Rest in Peace Brian. And best wishes to all the Green family.

[dave.woodhall]

If ever I needed help I don't think there's anyone on here I would be more confident of asking than Brian, and I don't think there's anyone on here he wouldn't have helped in any way possible.

[PeterWithe]

Well that is very sad news, Brian has been missed immensely over the past few years on here, as have you. Brian's tales of games in years gone by always stirred the imagination although weirdly, it was his posts about horticulture that fascinated me most. There seemed nothing he didn't know about Flora & Fauna. Gone but never forgotten. Possibly the closest we will have to a H&V National Treasure.

I never did find out why he hated PG Wodehouse.

Rest in Peace Brian.

[Gareth]

Sorry for your loss Damon, condolences to you and your family. RIP

[john e]

One of my favorite H&V posters over the years, will be missed
sad for your loss Damon you could tell he was very proud of you

[Villan For Life]

My condolences to you and your family Damon. Your dad’s posts on here were ones that I always looked out for and enjoyed reading. HEITS

[Towser]

Really sorry to read this extremely sad news today, I always enjoyed reading Brians posts he will be missed by lots of us, hope you and your Brother are ok Damon? RIP Brian HEITS

[KevinGage]

So sad hearing this. Would chat to him about the Villa (and horseracing).

An absolute gent.

Thoughts with you and the family Damon.