Glynn came to hockey later than most, having been persuaded to try it by Sean Blanco. Tried it, loved it! He played for the next 30+ years before hanging up his stick in his late 60s. He captained a Saturday side for a lot of his career as well as the vets side including the over 50s in two National Finals.

He was my first captain when I started playing in the 1980s. He taught me that hockey was more than just about the 70 minutes on the pitch, it was about drinks and a chat with friends, then driving home in a Rover SD1 Vanden Plas at breakneck speed down tight country roads.

He will be missed!