YoungWillz

Time to pull out this gem. Oh , my offering: For Whom The Bell Tolls.

I would, however almost all of my main team are not available for idle speculation and chitter-chatter amongst the points grabbing cabal.

Johnny, dear dear dead Johnny Gibbons: https://www.qpr.co.uk/news/club-news/johnny-gibbons-rip/

Takes a twat to spot one.

Not so fucking honourable is he now, eh? Yeah, this oxygen thief takes up a bed in an already hugely pressurised hospital system. I don't see him giving up that bed so he can simply die at his large and generously appointed home, looking out at the garden he so dearly loves. Rant over. (He's top of me Hartlepool list, he'd being doing me a favour).

Britain's first black headteacher, who was all over the news last year, Yvonne Connolly, reportedly dead:

Lewis Wolpert QO: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2021/jan/29/lewis-wolpert-obituary

Report of the death of Steven Santa Cruz, guitarist with Pink Grease: Never reaching the top 30 in the UK, according to the Official Chart webpage their highest ranking was #36 in January 2005 with Strip (although Carlights, a later release, is probably more representative of the genre and is quite a catchy number):

Eddie Connachan being reported as having died last night: Helped Dunfermline under Jock Stein to win the 1961 Scottish Cup Final and two appearances as goalkeeper for Scotland.

Cicely Tyson is a hit for me here. Still survivors on all 3 squads!

Re Lewis Wolpert above, seems to have been a COVID death:

Lewis Wolpert being reported as another faller from the above list: A Crumble pick for the DDP 2021.

Wee Willie Harris anaw.

Former England Rugby Union and British Lions cap Alan Ashcroft, reportedly dead at 90:

Announcement of the death of former footballer Barrie Mitchell, who was part of the squad that won the Scottish Cup with Dunfermline Athletic in 1968: Edit: According to a post on Twitter from his daughter, dementia.

Happy Burns Night! Please BBC, if you can just report that haggis neeps and tatties includes parsnips, you have lost your way!

Nirmal Purja talks to The Times about the K2 ascent: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/nirmal-purja-on-climbing-k2-ice-blocks-thesize-of-a-house-flew-by-me-8mg6lz277

Reports coming in that one of the first physicians to discover the immune deficiency later to be identified as AIDS, Joseph Sonnabend, has died:

Just updating this for Kirk Douglas - and why not? All expired.

Cross-posting. Anthony Dawes played Mr Golightly in an early episode of Grange Hill. I remember him best as the Headmaster in Who Sir, Me Sir? A great kids programme that has had its share of cadavers.

Well, nobody picked him for this year. Anthony Dawes reported dead by his local church: https://m.facebook.com/sloanechurch/posts/3630247620423162 In possibly everything except Doctor Who? I'll be cross-posting this to Grange Hill, for example. IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0205928/ Oh, and in case you don't know the name, here's the face: RIP.

James Argent heading for the slab if he doesn't lose the flab: https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/13824205/james-argent-weight-loss-cant-tie-shoe-laces/

Ron Campbell, animator on Yellow Submarine and The Beatles 1960s TV cartoon series, reportedly dead aged 81: IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1054431/

And we're off.