Peter Stephen William Horne (31 Dec 1940 - 8 Nov 2020)

In memory of a wonderful uncle. Gavin and Alison

As a family, we will be forever grateful to Peter. He started both James & William off in organised football and encouraged me to coach. Those Sundays we spent all day out with Saints were amongst the happiest of our lives.

Heartfelt condolences from Mark, Helen, James & William.

In memory of Peter. Youth football doesn't always bring the best out of adults but Peter's conduct was impeccable. He had a positive impact on so many young footballers. I will always remember his serenity and his air of wisdom.

Pete, with loving memory of my favourite work buddy at SFC as Tour Guides and Matchday Supervisors. Gillian x

RIP Peter

Thank-you Peter, a legend that will always be in our hearts ⚽♥️x

Love and hugs to all Uncle Peters family, friends and those he touched with his care and support.

Remembering an absolute legend of a man in Peter Horne who coached me from a boy at 8yrs old to the age of 16. The difference this guy made to mine and so many peoples lives is immeasurable. He dedicated so much of his time and life to football and the players he managed. He guided us all positively through the delicate years of our lives. He took us to pro football games,abroad every year and was the first person to introduce the transfer market to junior football by convincing the best people to come play for him. 😆. He developed a local junior team into the best in the north of england. A true gentlemen in every sense and many many people are really saddened by his passing. Thank you for the memories and the part you played in our lives. 🙌🏻⚽️💙🤍🖤

Peter will always be remembered as one of the kindest, caring and most committed figures within women’s football. The experience we had as youngsters playing for you, are the fondest and happiest of memories. Thank you for everything, you will be missed. Courtney, Maxine and Leighton Trodd

To Kate & family,
All the players, parents, managers, volunteers & committee members at Hebden Bridge Saints JFC were so sorry to hear about Peter's passing. Although some of us did not have the pleasure of meeting Peter, many former players & coaches have spoken very highly of him & said that he was a very decent man who would always have time for everyone & was a great role model.
The club & former players are hoping to commemorate Peter by arranging memorial activities over the coming weeks, & naming a trophy after him so that he will be remembered & celebrated within our club for many more years to come.
Steve Thompson - Chairman

Long may you be remembered.

A great manager and an even better man. It was a pleasure to have known you and to have shared a passion for such a beautiful game. Football won’t be the same without you.

It was our privilege to have known you. A top man. You inspired so many to have fun and achieve . You will live on in our hearts and minds, always.

Peter our friend. Creator of lifelong friendships and amazing memories. Thank you. R.I.P “The Maestro’.