On Thursday morning, the football community mourned the loss of Keith, a revered figure and unsung hero behind the scenes at MFC. Aged 77, he succumbed to a prolonged illness, leaving behind a legacy that spans almost a quarter of a century. Keith played a pivotal role in steering MFC through one of its most thrilling and triumphant eras.
A former local league footballer and a chartered accountant by profession, Keith’s journey with MFC began in 1986 when Steve Gibson and a consortium rallied to rescue the club from the brink of extinction.
As one of the initial executive appointments, Keith’s financial acumen and strategic vision became instrumental in navigating the club through challenging times.
Over the years, Keith’s commitment and dedication became synonymous with MFC’s rise to prominence. His astute decision-making and steadfast leadership were catalysts for the club’s success. Under his guidance, MFC witnessed exciting highs, marked by memorable victories and sustained excellence.
Keith’s impact extended beyond the boardroom; he became a symbol of resilience and determination for players, staff, and fans alike. His unwavering support and passion for the club inspired generations, forging a lasting legacy that will be remembered fondly by all associated with MFC.
As the football world mourns the passing of Keith, his contributions to MFC will forever be etched in the annals of the club’s history, a testament to a life well-lived in service of the beautiful game.
