David 'Mem' Mehmet (2 Dec 1960 - 9 Apr 2024)

What a send off you had no words can describe the hole you left when you gained your wings keep that winning streak over the den ain’t lost since you have been gone much love mem let em all come down to the den

I love and miss you so much dad, I wasn’t ready for you to leave me as we still had so much to do together but I’ll take comfort in knowing you are no longer suffering and no doubt having a good old party up there. Thank you for being you and for all the LOLs. I’ll continue to buy you the monkey cards and sing our song to you whenever I hear it. Make sure you save a good spot for me Davey Boy, my top dad, top string. You will forever be in my thoughts and I’ll treasure our memories forever xx

So sorry to here of your passing mem apologies for our fall out many years ago you sleep well friend god bless Chris ⚽️⚽️

Great player a funny sense of Humour will be sadly missed taken to soon
Rest in peace mem god bless

R.I.P Dave we have great memories of you we've had some great laughs. You will be missed hope heaven has a football pitch!
Love always
FITZY & WENDY
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You left the pitch to early Dave I'll never forget when you came back from Tampa Bay without a club you came to the Dock Labour board ground with your then father inlaw OXO god rest his soul your probably in the holy pub now with him he was our manager I was honest sec we were playing the north London police side managed by Trevor Brookings brother i signed you on a permit and absolutely took them apart and we had been drawn against them the following week in the London FA cup again we told them apart halfway through the second half brooking came after me demanding where's Ginger I've changed all my team around to accommodate him and he's not here i said sorry mate he's playing for Gillingham today
Rest in pease DAVE
My condolences to all your family. Catch-e

Mem, I first met you as a know it all 11yr old (me not you), down at the Dock Labour Board ground in Sidcup. You was dating the daughter of a friend of my fathers. Then you went on to have a great career with the Millwall. We then met again when I was managing the Croydon Football Club where you did a stint as player manager. What sticks out for me is the passion for football you had at all levels that I will never forget, that and you always thought I was a smart arse. RIP you Lion.

Never thought it ill b like this mate miss u mem and ur moaning x

So sad to hear of David passing knew him back in the day my condolences to all his family