Mick Rooker 20 years at the Lane ?

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Thank you for all your kind comments.

Just to clarify,

I started at Bramall Lane in 1987, left in June 1999 to join Hull City and returned to Bramall Lane in February 2000.

Mick
You took a Chance and then we carried you home with a tear in your eye.
 



I'd also like to publicly thank Rooks for helping me sort a letter from CW to my dad a few years ago. It was just after the L1 promotion and my dad was going downhill fast with Alzheimers. I asked Mick if he could get CW to write to my dad about the promotion campaign, to see if it would help give dad something to focus on for a bit. It was duly organised and delivered. Unfortunately Dad never got to read it as shit developed quicker than we'd imagined. But it was hugely appreciated none the less.

Thanks so much Mick (and CW)
 
Heard that Mick may be retiring next month. If so it will be a great loss to the club
 



Oh yes i forgot he went to Hull and back!
Haven’t we all?

Aye but how many of us went in a handcart? ;)

and while I'm at it,

From Hull and Halifax and Hell
Good lord deliver me

If you've never heard this song, give it a listen
Mentions loads of places including Sheffield

He totally mispronounces Keighley though :(

 
Slacker he should retire at 66 like me unless he missed the cut by a few days. :)
 
Top man is Mick. I never truly got to know the man, he was something of an untouchable in some ways, when I worked at Yorkshire Bank, Moor branch. We held the SUFC bank account at the time. I knew John Calvert more. But Mick behind the scenes helped me out on numerous things. Untouchable on the basis he worked for my team, which I was in awe of. And that is 26 plus years ago
 
Top man is Mick. I never truly got to know the man, he was something of an untouchable in some ways, when I worked at Yorkshire Bank, Moor branch. We held the SUFC bank account at the time. I knew John Calvert more. But Mick behind the scenes helped me out on numerous things. Untouchable on the basis he worked for my team, which I was in awe of. And that is 26 plus years ago
Calvert! What a horrible little man he is !
 
Mick Rooker is a Top Blade ( no finer accolade than that) and if he is retiring he will be sorely missed. Good luck for the future Mick. UTB
 
A great servant to the club. If you’re retiring Mick then the very best to you.

Got into bother at Southampton many years ago when I was young and daft.

He phoned me up and don’t get me wrong he didn’t condone my behaviour and gave me a warning but made it a nice call telling me that we’d all been that age once and all done daft things

Always remember that and he’s always had my respect ever since
 
I suspect there are a lot of Blades who can say they were having trouble with something United related and Rooks sorted it out for them. Everyone I know who’s had dealings with him has nothing but praise, he would always do his most to help a Balde out whenever possible. Not enough people like him around.
 
Looked after me when I was a mascot against Swindon when I was about 9/10. Had the likes of Holdsworth, Saunders, Dean, Quinn, Borbokis in the team then. I was genuinely petrified at meeting all these Gods and he just made it feel so relaxed. My Mum always spoke so highly of him for the way he treated us. Congratulations Mick.
 
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Good Luck Mick, top man, always had a chat with him when he use to come and watch the footy sometimes on a sunday morning at Brunsmeers ground in dore.
 

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