The daughter of a former Port of Felixstowe worker - and lifelong Ipswich Town fan - has said her father would have been 'honoured' to receive a round of applause at a packed Portman Road.
Supporters of the Tractor Boys are set to take part in a minute-long round of applause after 65 minutes of Friday's home Championship game against QPR for each of the 65 years of Peter Taylor's life.
The proud Town fan died on December 4 after developing mesothelioma, a type of cancer that mainly affects the lungs, but also other organs.
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Reflecting on the tribute, Mr Taylor's daughter Brooke said: "I think my dad would have been honoured, he followed ITFC up or down since his childhood and he’d have absolutely loved to be honoured this way."
Earlier this month, she paid tribute to the 'modest, hard-working' Felixstowe man who was a 'doting father'.
She said: "My dad was a fighter, he put up one hell of a fight for the last four years of his life.
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"I would describe him as hardworking, honest, an old school man with morals you don’t see much anymore, he was so funny and made jokes at inappropriate times.
"He loved his family more than anything, every gift he got us was so thoughtful and he always made us feel incredibly loved and cherished."
As well as his passion for football, Mr Taylor also loved riding Harley-Davidson motorcycles and going on holidays across the UK and to the United States with his wife, Sheena.
The former football manager also liked collecting items, such as a Smarties tin from the 1980s and Coca-Cola glasses from the early 2000s.
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He had four children – James, Aimee, Sonny and Brooke – and five grandchildren.
His funeral will be held at 11.30am next Thursday, January 4 at St Mary's Church in Walton and will be followed by a wake at Felixstowe Trades and Labour Club.
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