Have been told today at the club shop that the funeral is a "private" one.



I asked because my brother worked with John at a printers from leaving school and kept in touch over the years meeting in the Bridge Pub regularly, up till he fell ill, for a drink and a bit to eat.



Can anyone confirm the arrangements ????



The club shop also said there might be a recepetion afterwards at the ground for people to pay there respects and that there might be an announcement at the ground tomorrow.



Thinking of donating one of Johns playing shirts (83-84 JPS Final) back to the club if they might frame it and put it in the supporters club maybe.

Arrangements mentioned [url=http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/leeds-rhinos-news/LEEDS-RHINOS-We39re-so-moved.5688401.jphere[/url.



[iHolmes' funeral will take place at St Chad's church, Otley Road, Headingley, at 2.30pm next Monday.



It will be followed by a private cremation, but mourners are invited to Headingley Carnegie Stadium after the service.[/i

Cheers and thanks

I must admit to having to look up on Google to find out whom Clodah Rogers was... given that I was born in that year it should be one of the things that I sort of should know. However, now I do know and therefore can bore people with this fact over dinner... not that I need an excuse to do that, I am generally quite good at it.

As Brian McClennan might say:



It was a 50:50 call between Clodah Rogers and Dame Vera Lynn.

There was a lot of really awful music around in the 60s too.

I think you went with the right choice, given that Dame Vera has just topped the 'album' chart this year. But maybe retro is in now and we could do a fine RL advert to the tune of 'White Cliffs of Dover'?

Paid a rare visit last night to pay tribute to a legend, nice to see old faces and wonderful supporters, we went corporate but do wish someone had told me I didn't get free drinks allover chapel allerton then in town and 2 lap dances thrown in for my £70! could have had a season ticket at chelsea for what i spent on 1 match, was well worth it though, fantastic tribute by fantastic fans, well done.

Think this week has shown what a true legend John Holmes was.

good pics those

Excellent article on a great player, remember watching him play when leeds ever played hull from mid 70's onwards, must admit though never realised till his sad passing what a long and illustriuss career he had, i attended the 78 wembley final in my final year school trip and what a great final it was.

Even as a Wigan fan, I feel for your loss.



It would be like us losing Billy Boston.



I hear that past players turned up in their droves to remember JH.



GOOD !



I was fortunate to see JH on many an occasion.



What he lacked in speed he made up for in class.



RIP John !