A leader both on and off the pitch, Rowe has been a figurehead during his two spells, bringing undoubted commitment, determination and guidance throughout.
As he departs a club where he has been a tremendous servant, his presence will certainly be missed – as our package of video messages above shows.
Manager Grant McCann said: “I’ve got so much respect for Rowey. I played with him and I’ve managed him twice now.
His contributions to this football team are enormous, and the entire building will miss his warm and endearing demeanor.
“We are so proud of all that Tommy has achieved at our club both on and off the field,” stated Rovers Chief Executive Gavin Baldwin. Grant and others are free to discuss Tommy’s football career, but as a person, he ranks right up with everyone I have ever worked with.
We all valued his morals, honesty, compassion, diligence, and capacity for success on a daily basis. Tommy significantly improved the lives of people he touched via his work and was honored to serve as our player ambassador for the community.
He played a crucial role in encouraging others to
“On a personal note, I sincerely appreciate Tommy’s assistance throughout his time at Rovers, and I hope to have Tommy return to the team in an executive capacity in the future.
“We wish him luck in his next chapter and know that he will succeed in everything he does in life.” I hope this isn’t a final farewell.
During his two stints with the club, Tommy has been a proud and ardent supporter of the club’s work throughout Doncaster. This year, he was recognized as the PFA Community Champion.
“Tommy has been a consummate professional in his support for our community work during his spells at Doncaster Rovers FC,” stated John Davis, chief executive of Club Doncaster Foundation.
“Tommy has participated in several of our
“We would like to thank Tommy on behalf of the entire staff at Club Doncaster Foundation for his support and wish him luck on his next endeavor.”
Tommy, thank you very much for everything.
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