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RIP Franz Beckenbauer
I know he was German, but he couldn't help that.
One of a small group of truly legendary players, the like of whom we'll never see again.
I know he was German, but he couldn't help that.
One of a small group of truly legendary players, the like of whom we'll never see again.
Ian Lavender - Don't tell 'em Pike, has passed on at the age of 77. One of the classic comedies of all time - a rather gentle pace but I'd guess we all look back fondly on this one.
RIP Ian.
RIP Ian.
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RIP Steve Wright
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68287707
I was never a great radio listener but back in the day I used to listen to ‘Steve Wright In The Afternoon’ while working at a particular workplace. Think it was in about 1982/1983 from memory. He played a good variety of music and had a couple of good features and lines. Check up from the neck up was a memorable catchphrase if I remember rightly.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68287707
I was never a great radio listener but back in the day I used to listen to ‘Steve Wright In The Afternoon’ while working at a particular workplace. Think it was in about 1982/1983 from memory. He played a good variety of music and had a couple of good features and lines. Check up from the neck up was a memorable catchphrase if I remember rightly.
Very sad - I was a big fan of 'Steeve Wright in the afternooon', though as the music changed in the eighties, I drifted away from the radio.
RIP Steve (and adios to the Gay Caballeros, who were one of his jingles in the early eighties)
RIP Steve (and adios to the Gay Caballeros, who were one of his jingles in the early eighties)
I know it’s mentioned in the news thread also, but he deserves to be here….
RIP Alexei Navalny
A brave, brave man. Very few have that sort of courage and conviction.
RIP Alexei Navalny
A brave, brave man. Very few have that sort of courage and conviction.
RIP Stan Bowles
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68394453
You just don’t get players called Stan anymore.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68394453
You just don’t get players called Stan anymore.
My first Charlton game was a League Cup replay, which we lost 0-3 to QPR, and Stan the Man scored, which everyone expected him to.
RIP Joe Kinnear
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68757582
Not everyone's cup of tea perhaps, but he kept Wimbledon in the Premiership for years when they were ground-sharing with you-know-who.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68757582
Not everyone's cup of tea perhaps, but he kept Wimbledon in the Premiership for years when they were ground-sharing with you-know-who.
Old skool character, had a successful career.
Sleep well Joe.
RIP Derek Underwood
A Bromley boy who only ever represented Kent at county level.
From an era when cricket was still cricket.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/68818400
A Bromley boy who only ever represented Kent at county level.
From an era when cricket was still cricket.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/68818400