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Good riddance, I daresay his ilk will pop up again at some point sadly where a power vacuum exists.

Born in the 50s ( dead in the 20s)

Brexit has been badly undermined by the personal agendas of a lot of politicians across the entire spectrum. Whether you voted to leave or not and whether you think it’s a good idea are largely irrelevant. The masses spoke two years ago , but Corbyn, Johnson et al want the top job and parliament has contrived to ignore the referendum. As long as people believe they are being ignored and marginalised they will be driven to the margins. That’s why Farage isn’t go to disappear easily.

Slightly surprised that he got to the chequered flag before Schumacher. RIP

Kirk douglas

Kirk Douglas

Not a surprise, but he seemed a bit tortured over recent years. RIP

https://www.rofc.co.uk/news/in-support-of-steve This won’t make any ripples in the media, but this guy was a bit of a legend in Midlands non-league football and I saw him play countless times for my team. A tragedy for the bloke and the family as he is a modest, intelligent chap and hasn’t got long left.

RIP. The Beat produced some fine music and were one of my favourite bands back in the day.

Congratulation to The Mad Hatter. A worthy winner. I look forward to following your progress in the cup with interest.

Top keeper and a very nice bloke too.i saw him play an exhibition game at Telford in the mid 70s. RIP

Mine has gone in too so as to give The Mad Hatter something to stew on.

I’m positively shitting myself!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46854891

Rumour has it that ex Leeds striker Phil Masinga has died at 49

Wouk for me.

Many thanks

Here is my list of 20 for entry into the 2019 pool 1) Kirk Douglas 2) Ray Kennedy 3) Fernando Ricksen 4) Richard Hadlee 5) Lenny Johnrose 6) Jasper Carrott 7) Richard Wilson 8) Jill Gascoine 9) Olivia Newton John 10) Michael Schumacher 11) Prunella Scales 12) Billy Connolly 13) Clive James 14) Robert Mugabe 15) Julie Goodyear 16) Jimmy Greaves 17) Doddie Weir 18) John McCrirrick 19) Gorbachev 20) Peter Bonetti

Thanks for running this Deadpool. My list is as follows; 1) Herman Wouk 2) Jill Gascoine 3) Doddie Weir 4) Peter Bonetti 5) Striling Moss 6) Fernando Ricksen 7) Gerd Muller 8) Sidney Poitier 9) Kirk Douglas 10) Lenny Johnrose Subs 1) Leah Bracknell 2) Barbara Windsor hope they all last another week!

my brother in law's father-in-law died last night. 97, WWII vet etc and he lived a full life. However, my brother in law got a call to rush to the house yesterday morning as he had died then (apparently anyway). The deceased man's son is a GP I should point out. After passing on my condolences I popped out on a short car journey with my 17 year old daughter. Half an hour later, my 15 year old son calls up and daughter answers as I'm still driving. In his best 'Kevin and Perry' voice he blurts out 'Dad, Norman's not dead' ( even before we could say hello). Both my daughter and I burst out in spontaneous fits of laughter and I had to stop the car as the risk of crashing had increased due to the tears streaming down my face. i hope he would have laughed too. I guess you had to be there.

Lester Pigott is a shoo-in and sadly Lenny Johnrose is also likely not to make it to 2020

RIP, one of my favourite bands from the era.

I'm signing off with Ian St john Olivia de Havilland Michael Schumacher Lenny Johnrose Phil the Greek Thank you and goodnight

Clive James for me

Jimmy Greaves gets my vote