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Grendel

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He was a bit before my time but being a watcher of cricket in the mid to late eighties I saw a lot of the highlights of earlier tests during rain delays on bbc2?

There was an hilarious moment once when he went out to bat got to the wicket and - he had forgot his bat!
 

Gazolba

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Can't stand cricket but I know the name. I also liked him in the Die Hard movies.
Especially when he ran across the broken glass in bare feet.
 

Houchens Head

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Someone told me he'll be in the next Ashes team?
 

Houchens Head

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Fuck off you disrespectful twat
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lifeskyblue

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Really liked Saunders...even though he was villa’s manager. No nonsense, a bit dour but produced successful teams.


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Gazolba

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Roxette singer Marie Fredriksson dies aged 61 following long battle with Brain cancer.
Roxette were a great duo. My favourite song by them:
 

SkyblueBazza

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My Dad (r.i.p) always said - "Son - there's no fun in getting old"

Seeing names/stars from your teens passing brings it all ever closer to home doesn't it? None of us is invincible. And having said that I feel like a 30yr old and am happy with my lot despite the turmoil life presents. Wonder how many don't wake the morning after saying that?



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Houchens Head

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My Dad (r.i.p) always said - "Son - there's no fun in getting old"

Seeing names/stars from your teens passing brings it all ever closer to home doesn't it? None of us is invincible. And having said that I feel like a 30yr old and am happy with my lot despite the turmoil life presents. Wonder how many don't wake the morning after saying that?

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My dear old mam, bless her, used to get the Telegraph delivered and turn straight to the obituary column to see who she'd outlived! I find myself doing that nowadays! :nailbiting:
 

Sky_Blue_Daz

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My dear old mam, bless her, used to get the Telegraph delivered and turn straight to the obituary column to see who she'd outlived! I find myself doing that nowadays! :nailbiting:
I remember checking the obituary section on 2001 and I guy with my full name had passed away he was 1 year older then me
 

SkyblueBazza

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My dear old mam, bless her, used to get the Telegraph delivered and turn straight to the obituary column to see who she'd outlived! I find myself doing that nowadays! :nailbiting:
Lol...I heard myself saying 'it seems to come round so quickly these days' when talking about Xmas last night

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bringbackrattles

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The saddest obituary I ever read said something like:
"Jim Smith has died, will anyone who knew anything about him please contact us?"
I went to an elderly customers funeral a few years ago. Me and my sister knew her from when we were kids. She was 92 so had a good innings but we decided we'd go. The funeral was attended by us two, an elderly bloke, and the vicar. She'd outlived all her friends and family. But it did feel a bit weird to be honest.
 

Otis

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The saddest obituary I ever read said something like:
"Jim Smith has died, will anyone who knew anything about him please contact us?"
Not quite as bad as 'Jim Smith died. His funeral was yesterday. No-one showed.'
 

Gazolba

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I remember him well. He was a good mate of Jimmy Tarbuck, if I recall.
Yes, I came across a few pictures of him with Jimmy Tarbuck and Bruce Forsyth.
 

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