I find it incredulous there isn't something to honour him. It's like Liverpool not having the Shankly gates. Cullis brought the glory and so did Paisley, but the spadework was done by their two predecessors.
You can go on about honouring players but you would run out of room for statues, the ones that deserve it most are those who put a club on the map.
The game today has changed beyond recognition, clubs with little or no history are seen as big clubs, even the likes of Chelsea who were average until the money men took over.
I hate the premiership and everything it stands for, i gave up my ST a couple of seasons ago, i was sick of the whole circus, multi millionaire players swanning about like rock stars.
But i realise it's unfortunately where we need to be if we are to keep pace with the rest.
Billy Wright was the first player to 100 caps in the days when you had to play to get one and there were fewer international games, yet he is almost never mentioned by today's media,who cream themselves over the likes of Fulham, QPR and Palace as if they have ever contributed anything to the game.
Putting rivalries aside it would be good to have all the Midland sides in the top league and doing well. Leicester proved what can be done if you apply yourself the correct way, but seem to have made the Hod too big for their backs.
Swansea City and Bournemouth, in the Premier league. It proves you can't stand still in football.