YoungWillz

OK, just for clarification: Brit Awards - I assume this does not include the Classic and Crossover Brits. Also, individual members of a group who won are allowed, or is it only for individual winners?

Already prepping for a long game? Another shite round for me for categories.

Bale's Wales Fails. Sloppy play. Iran best team. We Scots know how it feels.

The two Bionics. Lee Majors and Syd Little. You're welcome.

Ken Mansfield, manager of the US division of Apple Records in the late 1960s, reportedly died last week: He was present on the roof of Savile Row for the last Beatles performance. Turned down Allan Klein's kind offer to stay on, a good move. Author of books about his time. Edit: https://ultimateclassicrock.com/ken-mansfield-beatles-dead/

Obituary for prolific Scottish sprinter Les Piggot, who competed for GB at the 1972 Olympics. His obituary seems to confirm he also participated as a member of the sprint relay squad in 1968. https://www.scotsman.com/news/people/scotsman-obituaries-les-piggot-scottish-sprinter-who-competed-in-olympics-3928657

Sir Ian Grant, former President of the National Farmers Union Scotland deid: https://www.farminguk.com/news/-true-leader-former-nfus-president-sir-ian-grant-dies-aged-79_61623.html Also a former Chair of the Crown Estate and of the Scottish Exhibition Centre.

Dayan Chanoch Ehrentreu dead: https://www.jewishnews.co.uk/tributes-to-the-rabbis-rabbi-dayan-ehrentreu-following-his-death-aged-90/

New Telegraph Obit for the dead old dear that is Dame Frances Campbell-Preston: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/obituaries/2022/11/24/dame-frances-campbell-preston-stalwart-long-serving-lady-in/

And Meg Wynn Owen is a DDP pick.

Vikram Gokhale widely being reported to have died.

Shel Macrae from the family (must initially look harder):

Seemingly reliable source that Shel Macrae (b. Andrew Semple) has died:

9. Belgium Lise Thiry (1921) Politician/scientist. Cécile Goor-Eyben (1923) Minister of the region of Bruxelles-Capitale 1980. Paula D'Hondt (1926) Minister of Post, Telephony and Telegraph Services 1981-1988, Minister of Public Works 1988 Firmin Aerts (1929) Former Senator. Lydia De Pauw (1929) Secretary of State - Brussels Affairs 1979-1980 Paula D'Hondt (leave me this wayyyyy), reportedly dead: https://www-vrt-be.translate.goog/vrtnws/nl/2022/11/23/paula-d-hondt-zette-zich-in-voor-integratie/?_x_tr_sl=nl&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc

Dick Pound must be a contender...

DDP pick Bernadette Mayer reportedly dead: https://allenginsberg.org/2022/11/bernadette-mayer-1945-2022/

It was reported earlier this week that Eamonn Holmes was not well enough to attend his mother's funeral after she recently died.

Cue a Gooseberry Crumble spoiler pick....

Easiest headline ever @Death Impends. Bony Maroni.

I think you should penalise wildly inaccurate guesses. Saudi, quite clearly battle hardened in the Yemen, were never a pushover.

Geoff WONFOR. Directed for The Tube and several music videos such as Band Aid 20, but close ties with McCartney and Harrison, trusted circle to do the job for the boys.

Report of the death of Kalman Meszoly aged 81: https://sportal-blikk-hu.translate.goog/labdarugas/magyar-labdarugas/elhunyt-meszoly-kalman/2022112121303907805?_x_tr_sl=hu&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc Also played in 1966, I believe.

Celebrities around the world quake in fear as Aaron Ramsey takes the field...

Blythe Danner, never seemingly mentioned on the Forum, shares she suffered from the same type of oral cancer that killed her husband Bruce Paltrow. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11453305/Blythe-Danner-says-shes-lucky-alive-battling-kind-cancer-killed-husband.html May not be a unique DDP pick for long, ha, but she's in remission, so...

Nothing on the Twitterboard that I can see...