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Squad yes but not in the final XI famously. Worth noting while there's only 5 of the England team in the final still batting and that includes Norbert, 8 out of the 11 West Germans are still breathing

Yes, Nobby will see it in 2050.

Nobby Stiles survives another one!

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news/jack-charlton-death-world-cup-winner-cause-dead-england-a9613501.html World cup 1966 winner Jack Charlton dies aged 85. The list has shrunk quite a bit in the past year or so .Norman Hunter, Martin Peters ,Gordon Banks.

There’s definitely a debate between folk about who is deathlisty and who isn’t, and I’m one of the ones with a much more lenient view. After looking her up though, I can confidently say this person isn’t deathlisty at all. I mean, Fergie fucking Frederiksen is probably more notable than her.

Former President of Argentina Isabel Peron turns 90 next February

Is number 9 the department store or the US politician? Not a bad suggestion either way following this week's store closures.

Why? It's not as though he's his so

As an Irishman absolutely heartbroken by this. He did so much for Irish football in finally getting us to the top table after many years of falling short or some cases literally cheated

Jack Charlton has died https://talksport.com/football/730510/jack-charlton-leeds-england-world-cup-winner-dies/

Harry Basch obit.

Because the death of Paik Sun-yup at 99, I had to use my first sub John Henderson, that who born in 1912. Bad news for me...

Ghislaine Maxwell has been made to wear paper clothes amid fears she’ll try and top herself.

Very much in use in Dublin

That's a strange one.It surely can't be suicide because she wouldn't have taken her 4 yr old child with her if she was planning to do that.If it was an accident how come the child managed to survive? We need Columbo to investigate this ! PS Glee should just change it's name to Glum if any more of these tragedies happen!

Just been perusing this thread, so apologies for being a few days old but after Earl Cameron's death, I was looking at the research I did for Round 1 of Biblio's Scavenger Hunt Bingo (Doctor Who actors). By my reckoning, since I compiled the list in 2016, we've lost the oldest 5 living Doctor Who actors (of which Cameron was the oldest): Earl Cameron, Richard Beale, Peter Sallis, Dudley Simpson and Nicolas Parsons, plus plenty more from the top 20 or 30. I believe (and I'm sure someone on here will correct me if I'm wrong) the oldest living Doctor Who actors now are: 1. Arnold Yarrow (100) - Bellal in Death to the Daleks (1974) 2. Donald Pelmear (96) - Professor Rubeish in The Time Warrior (1973/74) 3. Laurie Webb (96) - Mr Ollis in The Three Doctors (1973) 4. David Graham (96) - Professor Kerensky in City of Death (1979), plus other roles including voices of the Daleks (and Parker in Thunderbirds) 5. William Russell (95) - Ian Chesterton, companion of the First Doctor 6. Morris Perry (95) - Captain Dent in Colony in Space (1971) 7. Ysanne Churchman (95) - Alpha Centuari in The Curse of Peladon (1972) and The Monster of Peladon (1974) 8. Andre Maranne (94) - Benoit in The Moonbase (1967) 9. Gregg Palmer (94?) - Cyberman in The Tenth Planet (1966) 9. David de Keyser (93) - Voice of the Atraxi in The Eleventh Hour (2010) 10. June Brown (93) - Lady Eleanor in The Time Warrior (1973/74) 11. Geoffrey Palmer (93) - Masters in Doctor Who and the Silurians (1970), Administrator in The Mutants and Captain Hardaker in Voyage of the Damned (2007) 12. Graham Rigby (93) - Larry in The Dalek Invasion of Earth (1964) 13. Derek Smith (93) - Doorman in Human Nature (2007) 14. Wendy Danvers (93?) - Amazonia in The Curse of Peladon (1972) - status unknown 15. Frank Windsor (92) - Ranulf in The King's Demons (1983) and Inspector Mackenzie in Ghost Light (1989) 16. Peter Cellier (92) - Andrews in Time-Flight (1982) 17. Michael Craig (92) - Commodore Travers in The Trial of a Time Lord: Terror of the Vervoids (1986) 18. Mark Eden (92) - Marco Polo in Marco Polo (1964) 19. Georgine Anderson (92) - May in Gridlock (2007) 20. Bernard Cribbins (91) - Wilfrid Mott, companion of the Tenth Doctor (plus other Who roles) 21. Frank Mills (91) - Radio Telescope Director in Terror of the Autons (1971) 22. John Nettleton (91) - Reverend Ernest Matthews in Ghost Light (1989) 23. Damaris Hayman (91) - Miss Hawthorne in The Daemons (1971) 24. Thelma Barlow (91) - Lady Thaw in The Lazarus Experiment (2007) 25. Steve Machin (91) - Various parts in Old Who 26. Patricia Prior (91) - Mr Ollis in The Three Doctors (1973) 27. John Woodvine (90) - The Marshal in The Armageddon Factor (1979) 28. Colin Jeavons (90) - Damon in The Underwater Menace (1967) 29. Clifford Rose (90) - Rorvik in Warriors' Gate (1981) 30. Roy Evans (90) - Trantis in The Daleks' Master Plan (1965/66), Bert in The Green Death (1973) and Miner in The Monster of Peladon (1974) 31. Henry Woolf (90) - The Collector in The Sun Makers (1977) 32. Shirley Cooklin (90) - Kaftan in Tomb of the Cybermen (1968) 33. Gary Watson (90) - Arthur Terrall in The Evil of the Daleks (1967) 34. David Garfield (90) - Neeva in The Face of Evil (1977) and Von Weich in The War Games (1969) 35. Lilias Walker (90) - Sister Lamont in Terror of the Zygons (1975) 36. John Rolfe (90) - Soldier in The War Machines (1966) Sam in The Moonbase (1967) and Fell in The Green Death (1973) 37. Alan Curtis (89) - Major Green in The War Machines (1966) I think that's all the living Doctor Who actors who are over the age of 90. Hope this is useful. Special mention for Barbara Clegg (94) - writer of Enlightenment (1983) EDITED to include @msc's more *complete* research...

Blibberwimble's placeman. He'll now be known as the Groupon Chancellor. Why food and not pubs? Why no re-training? Claims to be the hope beacon, while snatching away hope for a return to the job for "furloughed" (fucking hate that word, it's a crap Americanisation) workers. No industrial strategy. Just like Trump, all the incentives go to the employers and we know where the majority of the money will go - Tory cronies and donors, the South East again. Just after the PM said if you can't claim "furlough" payments, claim Universal Credit - i.e. sending small/medium business owners to the dole.

Mary Kay Letourneau, pedo teacher, dead at 58.

Jimmy and Rosalyn celebrate their 74th anniversary, making them the first former US President and First Lady to reach that milestone. https://people.com/politics/jimmy-and-rosalynn-carter-celebrate-74-years-of-marriage/

Top 10 suggestions for next years list 1)Barbara Windsor 2)George Alagiah 3)John Hume 4)Ted Turner 5)Stuart Wheeler 6)Wilford Brimley 7) Doddie Weir 8)Frankie Banali 9)John Lewis 10)Trevor Peacock

This dates back to when I was an apprentice and it tickled me back then so I kept a copy and when I got computerised, it was transcribed onto a word document of which this is a copy: "FUCK" Describes many emotions. No other word can be used in such varied grammatical nuances. It can be used as a noun - "I don’t give a fuck", and an adjective - "It’s a fucking beauty", as a verb in its transitive form - "The game was fucked up by the weather” and the intransitive form - "He well and truly fucked it up". Everyday expressions show it’s true versatility; - Denial: I’ll be fucked if I did. Perplexity: I know fuck all about it. Apathy: Who gives a fuck anyway? Greeting: How the fuck are you? Goodbye: Fuck off. Resignation: Oh fuck it. Suspicion: Who the fuck are you. Panic: Lets get the fuck out of here. Disbelief: How the fuck did you do that. Amazement: What the fuck did you do that for? Religious Ecstasy: Holy fuck. Winning the Lottery: How fucking much. Derision: He fuck’s everything up. The word has, of course, been used by some very famous personages through the years, the more notable of these being: - "What the fuck was that"...........................Mayor of Hiroshima. "Look at all those fucking Indians"............General Custer. "What fucking iceberg"?..............................Captain of the Titanic. "What a place to plant a fucking tree"..... Marc Bolan. "That’s not a real fucking gun"...................John Lennon "The fucking throttle’s stuck"......................Donald Campbell. "Who’s going to fucking know"?................President Nixon. "What fucking exclusion zone"?..................Captain of the Belgrano. "Heads are going to fucking roll"...............Ann Boleyn. "Who let that fucking woman drive"?........ Space Shuttle Captain. "He’ll have some fucker’s eye out"...........King Harold. "I thought I could smell fucking petrol"..... Nikki Lauda. "What’s a fucking map"..............................Mark Thatcher. "It IS my best fucking coat"......................Michael Foot. "She’s just my fucking secretary"...............Cecil Parkinson. "He’s just a fucking mate"..........................Jeremy Thorpe. "Any fucker can understand that"...............Albert Einstein. "It fucking looks just like her"....................Picasso. “How the fuck did you work that out”..............Pythagoras “You want fucking what on the ceiling.............Micheal Angelo “Scattered showers my fucking arse”...............Noah “Anybody got a fucking light”..........................Joan of Arc

Ennio Morricone has passed away 6. July 2020. R.I.P. My 12th hit this year in this pool.

https://twitter.com/Kellie_McGaha/status/1278511744298749952/photo/1 This person claims this was Olivia on her 104th bday at church

honestly, I wish her a few more birthdays, I would be really sad to see her go this year, she is such an icon, a classy woman, one of the greatest actress of her generation. I found her phone number on the french phone book but I never had the guts to call : I feel like this is something I'm gonna regret one day…