| Jackson a lovely story 21:49 - Jun 3 with 2237 views | FrimleyBlue |
If not needed on this tab. I understand if you move it gav.. but I just noticed it was under the general tab and there may be football tab only visitors who may not have seen it before and I thought it would be great to share.
https://www.twtd.co.uk/forum/548325/page:2/#45
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| Jackson a lovely story on 23:35 - Jun 3 with 2011 views | Illinoisblue |
That is brilliant. |  |
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| Jackson a lovely story on 00:09 - Jun 4 with 1904 views | nshearman1 |
What a great guy |  | | |
| Jackson a lovely story on 00:10 - Jun 4 with 1902 views | Mercian |
Jacko is a thoroughly good lad.It is time for him to move on but it's sad to see him go. |  | | |
| Jackson a lovely story on 07:02 - Jun 4 with 1703 views | Churchman |
| Jackson a lovely story on 00:10 - Jun 4 by Mercian |
Jacko is a thoroughly good lad.It is time for him to move on but it's sad to see him go. |
Given what he’s witnessed and experienced since 2018, he should write a book on it. It’d make an interesting read!
I hope he finds a good club - he’s got a good few years left to offer. |  | | |
| Jackson a lovely story on 07:29 - Jun 4 with 1606 views | southnorfolkblue |
Thanks for sharing that Frimmers. I hadn’t seen that before. It’s easy to forget that these guys are human whilst we all tend to focus on their footballing abilities. It’s great to see that we have a squad that is so relatable to the fans at a personal level, which certainly hasn’t always been the case.
I’m sure KJ will find a decent club moving forwards. | |
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| Jackson a lovely story on 08:51 - Jun 4 with 1439 views | NORFOLK_BLUE |
I am genuinely shocked (in a good way!) that this is still thought of and mentioned 18months after I posted it.
Not going to lie, I had a little tear of sadness when I read his insta post about his time at Town and being released. As I said before, he may split the crowd, but for me he is up there as a modern day legend, just for his off the pitch work.
Thanks for sharing again. |  | | |
| Jackson a lovely story on 08:51 - Jun 4 with 1432 views | GeoffSentence |
| Jackson a lovely story on 07:02 - Jun 4 by Churchman |
Given what he’s witnessed and experienced since 2018, he should write a book on it. It’d make an interesting read!
I hope he finds a good club - he’s got a good few years left to offer. |
I've seen movies made out of less.
His whole story is a brilliant one. He literally won a competition to be a footballer. Gets hi professional contract but is shoved out on loan in non-league for most of it. Perseveres and ends up in the football league. Gets a dream big money move to a big club, league winners, fa cup winners, uefa cup winners, but it turns out their glory days are behind them and they are fading fast. It turns out to be a poisoned chalice as the club sink to their lowest point. Even then it gets worse for him as he is cast aside and sent to train the with youngsters and is set to be dumped.
Then along comes an angel to restore the clubs fortunes and his. He plays his part in bringing the club back to not just where it was when he jined, but back to the very pinnacle of English football.
Throw in saving a fan's life along the way and you have a scriptwriters dream. Though if you did make a film of it I doubt anyone would believe it. |  |
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| Jackson a lovely story on 10:27 - Jun 4 with 1307 views | southnorfolkblue |
| Jackson a lovely story on 08:51 - Jun 4 by NORFOLK_BLUE |
I am genuinely shocked (in a good way!) that this is still thought of and mentioned 18months after I posted it.
Not going to lie, I had a little tear of sadness when I read his insta post about his time at Town and being released. As I said before, he may split the crowd, but for me he is up there as a modern day legend, just for his off the pitch work.
Thanks for sharing again. |
Hope you’re doing ok NB. Us Norfolk based blues need to look outfor each other! | |
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| Jackson a lovely story on 11:02 - Jun 4 with 1205 views | NORFOLK_BLUE |
| Jackson a lovely story on 10:27 - Jun 4 by southnorfolkblue |
Hope you’re doing ok NB. Us Norfolk based blues need to look outfor each other! |
Yes, all grand now.
Seems like it was an out of body experience or like I’m watching a film when I look back it.
Thank for checking in, I’m all good. | | | |
| Jackson a lovely story on 12:11 - Jun 4 with 1071 views | Mercian |
| Jackson a lovely story on 08:51 - Jun 4 by GeoffSentence |
I've seen movies made out of less.
His whole story is a brilliant one. He literally won a competition to be a footballer. Gets hi professional contract but is shoved out on loan in non-league for most of it. Perseveres and ends up in the football league. Gets a dream big money move to a big club, league winners, fa cup winners, uefa cup winners, but it turns out their glory days are behind them and they are fading fast. It turns out to be a poisoned chalice as the club sink to their lowest point. Even then it gets worse for him as he is cast aside and sent to train the with youngsters and is set to be dumped.
Then along comes an angel to restore the clubs fortunes and his. He plays his part in bringing the club back to not just where it was when he jined, but back to the very pinnacle of English football.
Throw in saving a fan's life along the way and you have a scriptwriters dream. Though if you did make a film of it I doubt anyone would believe it. |
Lucien Laviscount as Kayden Jackson. He is only year older and looks a bit like him. | | | |
| Jackson a lovely story on 12:59 - Jun 4 with 961 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Jackson a lovely story on 00:09 - Jun 4 by nshearman1 |
What a great guy |
But can be a bit ropey at times.
Oh, sorry. Wrong thread  (it is a great story and he does come across as a great guy). |  |
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