The RIP Thread
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RIP
I guess he’s got a little extra time then.
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another favourite of mine gone Rudolph Isley
What a great voice. RIP Rudolph
The Isleys were very influential across many types of music, Jimi Hendrix who was a guitarist with them in the early 60s wrote this track on Electric Ladyland in tribute to his mentors. RIP Rudi
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RIP Burt
Haydn Gwynne: Drop the Dead Donkey and The Windsors star dies aged 66 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-67172672
RIP Haydn, loved Drop the Dead Donkey
Loved the episode after a Xmas party I guess when she woke and and realised she was in bed with Dave
Manchester United and England legend Sir Bobby Charlton has died aged 86 after a battle with dementia.
RIP
RIP
Bobby Charlton, the one Man Utd player you didn’t mind, great servant to English football, I’ll always remember his goal against Portugal I think in the 66 world cup
Sad news & what a great player RIP Bobby
The term Legend or England Legend gets thrown around a lot. Bobby Charlton was the epitome of an English Legend. A huge name gone. RIP
My 1st football hero. How many times as a kid I would shoot and score in the park and turn away shouting and Charlton scores again, back in the days when you used your imagination. One of England's greatest. RIP...
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What a great player. Hecwas all that was good about United...when you didn't mind Man United...
A good and loyal servant to them.
RIP Sir Bobby
A good and loyal servant to them.
RIP Sir Bobby
RIP Sir Bobby
Only Sir Geoff Hurst is still alive out of the '66 World Cup winning squad.
Only Sir Geoff Hurst is still alive out of the '66 World Cup winning squad.