Blues legend Terry Butcher and former darts world champion Keith Deller will be joining host Mark Murphy, New Tractorboy and TWTD's Phil Ham on BBC Radio Suffolk’s Life’s a Pitch on Saturday from the FanZone, where there will be a book of condolence for the show’s legend in residence Kevin Beattie, who died last Sunday, aged 64 (12-2pm).

Beattie had been a member of the regular team on the show since it started seven years ago.

📖 | There will be a Book of Condolence in the FanZone on Saturday for fans to write their own tributes to Kevin Beattie 💙 #itfc

— Ipswich Town FC (@Official_ITFC) September 21, 2018

Butcher has said Beattie was his hero when he was growing up and went on to play alongside him for Town, while Deller was a ballboy at Portman Road and used to travel to games with the player many believe is the greatest in the club’s history.

In addition to Butcher and Deller, the show will talk to supporters in the FanZone about their memories of Beattie, where they will also be able to sign the book of condolence.

So shocked & saddened to hear my friend Kevin Beattie has passed away. In my opinion the greatest Ipswich Town player of all time. Kevin used to pick me up when I was a ball boy. Such a lovely man. My thoughts & prayers are with Kevin’s family and friends. RIP mate. pic.twitter.com/WCezN5YSy2– Keith Deller (@KDeller138) September 16, 2018

Send the your thoughts and memories via email, Mark’s Twitter or during the show by phone on 0800 141 2121 or text to 81333 starting your message with SFK.

The show can be heard on 95.5FM, 95.9FM, 103.9FM and 104.6FM, and also now on DAB, or online via a widget on this page by clicking here.

Photo: TWTD

bluejake78 added 17:31 - Sep 21 Kevin RIP
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bobble added 08:37 - Sep 22 gee ! we have has some bloody good players ...and many in the same teams..but that was then....
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