"It is just incredible how quickly the time has gone," says Glenn sadly.
"I only met Bobby Moore a few times and I can't tell you how hugely impressed I was with him as a human being.
"He is an absolutely wonderful person, out of the old school, with all the right principles and high standards that are often lacking nowadays.
"He was not just a class act on the field, he was a class act off the field.
"As a little boy when I watched him play he was a real role model not just for young boys like myself, but thousands and thousands of boys that supported West Ham.
"For me, Bobby Moore is a true ambassador of the game.
"People often say that they remember where they when President Kennedy was assassinated, when Elvis Presley died, things like that.
"I can't remember those things - but I can remember exactly where I was when I heard that Bobby had passed away.
"I was driving in my car in Hornchurch and it came on the radio; I was on my own, and I can't say how sad I was."
Glenn is backing the Bobby Moore Fund, set up by his widow Stephanie following his death, and says:
"It is a brilliant cause, and it is just wonderful that Stephanie has put so much hard work into it to make it a success - it deserves all the help it can get."
To see more on how the club remembers the great man, click here.