Steve Perryman - Get well soon!!

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I'd like to echo those sentiments, Relayer.
A great servant to the club and he seems like a nice guy whose kept a genuine interest in the game going.

Hope he makes a swift and full recovery. <ok>
 
Was my hero as a kid... More than hidden, ossie, villa and co. which says a lot about him. Was lucky enough to meet him once at a book signing with my kids. Chatted to us for ages and signed my 81 shirt.... True gent...
 
It was a bad start to my day today to hear of Perryman's illness. One of my favourite Spurs players of all time. I gather he has had health problems recently, and before this current scare. I wish him well for a speedy and full recovery. He truly is a Spurs legend.
 
From the OS...

STEVE PERRYMAN - UPDATE
Posted 17 May 2012 1:10pm
We have been informed that Wednesday saw a significant improvement in the condition of Steve Perryman following his recent heart surgery.

Our legendary former captain remains in intensive care and the thoughts of everyone at the Club remain with Steve and his family.
 
Perryman's official site has a similar message:

STEVE PERRYMAN UPDATE
Posted 17th May, 2.25pm

Steve had his most successful day so far on Wednesday.
While he remains in intensive care there has been a significant improvement in his condition.
The site will be updated with any further developments on Steve&#8217;s health.

Very good news, so far. <ok>
 
To be in intensive care for this length of time means Perryman must have been/still is, desperately ill. Thankfully, we are now hearing positive news and although this is a small step, let's hope Steve continues to progress.