Tribute-led | memory-led | supporter-funded

Hats off to the Gentry.

The Gentry Tifo is the biggest tribute project in view: named boards, supporter backing, promo pieces and a longer-term display plan designed to carry memory, place and supporter identity rather than just one loud image for one afternoon.

What it includes

Named tribute boards, supporter visuals, promo work, fundraising messages and the display planning that ties them together.

Why it matters

The aim is not empty scale. It is to carry remembrance, place and supporter identity in a way that feels rooted in Preston and Deepdale.

How it gets built

Funding, artwork, practical prep, volunteer time and enough patience to do the project properly instead of rushing it.

White Gentry tribute board carrying supporter names.
Tribute boards

Supporter backing, names and visual storytelling.

The Gentry Tifo is not one file dropped into one fixture. It is a wider supporter project built around tribute-led design, artwork, promotion and fundraising that all point towards a larger finished display.

  • Named tribute boards tied to supporters and families
  • Campaign visuals that help explain the work as well as fund it
  • Artwork and concepts that lift the project beyond standard fundraising
Alan Ball senior holding a trophy aloft.
The line behind the tradition

The wider Gentry story still sits underneath the display.

The Gentry page is where the Gentry-specific visual language belongs: tribute boards, campaign material, supporter artwork and the wider memory of why the project matters in the first place.

The point is not just to fill space. It is to carry the feeling, memory and sense of place that make the tradition worth protecting.

Dave Robinson’s work

Dave Robinson’s prints bring place, memory, Preston identity and civic weight to the Tifo story, which is why they belong here rather than scattered through the general gallery.

Dave Robinson artwork inspired by Preston North End and Deepdale.
Deepdale and North EndArtwork that treats the club and the ground as part of Preston’s lived visual culture.
Dave Robinson artwork inspired by the Sir Tom Finney Stand.
Sir Tom Finney StandImages tied to the stadium, the stand and the wider memory of support at Deepdale.
Dave Robinson artwork of Preston Bus Station.
Preston as placePieces like Preston Bus Station matter because the Tifo story is civic as well as football-led.

Why his work fits this project

The best supporter artwork does more than decorate. It gives the project texture, local meaning and a stronger sense of place. Dave’s Preston and Preston North End work does exactly that.

How to help

Three direct routes, each doing a different job.

Back the materials

Fabric, production, practical prep and the larger visual elements all depend on real backing.

Add a tribute name

Names tied into the tribute work keep the project rooted in remembrance rather than spectacle alone.

Keep the wider work alive too

The Tifo is the headline project, but the wider PNE Flags work still needs recurring supporters, volunteers and practical help across the season.