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Alan was admired by all for his passion for the game. He would continue to play when he could, well into his 60s. In the spring of 77 when Alan took the field with his old team, the Denver Barbos, against the cadets, instead of tackling him, they held him up and promptly took him to the biggest mud puddle on the pitch where he got a thorough dunking. | Alan was admired by all for his passion for the game. He would continue to play when he could, well into his 60s. In the spring of 77 when Alan took the field with his old team, the Denver Barbos, against the cadets, instead of tackling him, they held him up and promptly took him to the biggest mud puddle on the pitch where he got a thorough dunking. | ||
Revision as of 02:41, 14 February 2016
Coaching History
Assistant Coach
Head Coach
Short Biography
Alan was admired by all for his passion for the game. He would continue to play when he could, well into his 60s. In the spring of 77 when Alan took the field with his old team, the Denver Barbos, against the cadets, instead of tackling him, they held him up and promptly took him to the biggest mud puddle on the pitch where he got a thorough dunking.
