Has anyone seen Marina Brian?

[macafee2]

Originally Posted by gbs100

I've known Brian for well over 30 years. In fact at the time we were both into Morris marinas (we both still own at least one)
I can honestly say he would think nothing of helping anyone no matter what he was doing the time. I've seen us spend a weekend at Sheffield at short notice to fit a engine to a friends car. Although I haven't spoken to him ages I will try to contact him.

please wish him well from so many of the forum members.

macafee2

[wraymond]

Something is not quite 'right' about this and it's not the first time. I understand protocol has to be maintained, along with necessary confidentiality, and there is the 'need to know' principle, but just how and why would anyone need to ask to be retired?

Always got the impression that Brian would not bother to suffer fools, gladly or otherwise, and you could rely on him to tell you straight without trying to soft soap anybody. That quality alone is missing and needs reviving. Something get under someone's skin?

[marinabrian]

Originally Posted by Mike Noc

Given the sentiments of this thread, which I wholeheartedly agree with, if Brian wished to return I take it he will be welcomed back with open arms Simon?










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I wouldn't go as far as that Mike, the reception has been somewhat mixed shall we say, and a distinctly chilly feel from some

Let's just say I'm here at the moment in an unsubscribed fashion if you catch my meaning


Brian