Harvey Willgoose: Video shows moving tribute at Sheffield pub after tragic death of 'cheeky' 'funny' schoolboy
A pub in Sheffield has paid a moving tribute to 15-year-old Harvey Willgoose, following his tragic death.
Harvey was a huge Sheffield United fan and was well known by staff and regulars at the Sheaf House pub, on Bramall Lane, which is popular with Blades supporters.
Harvey’s mum Caroline has shared a video on TikTok showing people at the pub chanting his name following his tragic death.
They can be heard singing: “There’s only one Harvey Willgoose, one Harvey Willgoose, walking along singing a song, walking in a Willgoose wonderland.”
The pub has paid tribute to Harvey, posting on its Facebook page: “We all knew Harvey, he came in on match days as he was a massive Blades supporter.
“He was cheeky and funny but also polite and respectful. So we will be having a collection for his family, nobody should have to go through what they are right now.
“We are also getting large groups of his friends coming to the pub to celebrate his life, to grieve and just to be with each other.
“They have been emotional, but have behaved extremely well and have been respectful of our rules but we need to reiterate that only people with physical ID will be served alcohol and anyone under 18 will have to be off the premises, including the car park, at 8pm.
“Please donate what you can. FLY HIGH GOOSE, YOU WILL BE MISSED XXXXX.”
Harvey, who lived in Beighton, died after an alleged stabbing at All Saints Catholic High School, on Granville Road, Sheffield, on Monday, February 3.
A 15-year-old boy appeared at Sheffield Youth Court on Wednesday, February 5, accused of Harvey’s murder.
The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has also been charged with possession of a bladed article and one count of affray.
He was remanded into custody and is expected to appear at Sheffield Crown Court today, Thursday, February 6.