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Bobby Carroll, scorer of Celtic's first European competition goals, has died 2 days before his 78th birthday.

I don't. I am, so I've been told, so insensitive that if someone were to drag themselves along the ground leaking from every orifice and rambling incoherently, I'd just assume they were either pissed or hungover.

2008 Grand National winner apparently did not comply.

With Cameron wanting to stay in and Johnson wanting to come out, I'm tempted to spoil my vote so I don't have to agree with either.

Only just seen that. Sick fuck! What's his posting name hereabouts? Surely Del boy would approve!

No he's not. Reg Grundy dead aged 92. Wow. Was it on a Sunday, or on a Monday? Either way, can't wait for poetry day. Died in Bermuda so I surmise it was Sunday.

Reg Grundy, TV mogul, dead at 92.

No he's not. Reg Grundy dead aged 92.

Division 2!

Brady has been very close to death.

This message from his facebook page Update from Bobby Rydell's facebook page "I recently underwent a double organ transplant (kidney & liver) after a long battle. My life donor saved many lives, myself being just one. I am alive today because of the value one grieving family placed on life. My hearts go out to them. My doctors tell me I am doing extraordinarily well and I expect to have a full recovery. I hope to be back on stage as soon as the Doctors say I can, you all know me…that’s my home. Many of you have said prayers and sent messages of support over this difficult time for us and I thank you from the bottom of my heart, it meant everything to me. Bobby Rydell" I thought this report on Bobby Rydell (has an autobiograpy coming out) was interesting. He was a hardcore alcoholic for 20 years. http://www.philly.com/philly/entertainment/20160508_Talking_about_his_new_autobiography_with.html His hearts? Was it maybe a triple transplant or does he have 2, in which case maybe he's a time lord. Maybe he can just regenerate.

You're gonna get a like on your next post for this one because it deserves two. Thanks (in advance) for that! *gets busy checking other philosophers death anniversary dates*

133 years ago today, John Stuart Mill, of his own free will, (no shandy involved) was particularly ill.

You've got to admire an obsession dedication like that! Back in my schooldays a couple of my contemporaries were avid plane spotters aviation enthusiasts, but being mere spotty schoolkids, they could only travel to the nearest airport (Elmdon, as was) after school and at weekends. They did produce a (badly-typed) magazine called ILS each week, which they tried to sell to us other spotty schoolkids. It was pretty much a list of aircraft reg's, types and airlines, of little or no interest to anyone else.

. Source: https://theconversation.com/queen-elizabeth-ii-and-the-rise-of-the-90-club-58028 That one that everyone born now can expect to become 90 seems extremely fishy. Well, as a tiny little rascal, I hope that I don't live too long. Mid-60s to Mid-70s is just fine. Wait until you reach your mid-50s, still feel like partying every night, and wish you could go on forever!

Also a great evening out!

OR... the only one finding these particular suicides noteworthy.

Death Slam Form Guide #7 Paul 'Gazza' Gascoigne Once described as the best midfielder of his generation, he's now better known for his battle with the bottle. From England superstar to Carlsberg Special Brew in an ever-increasing downward spiral, will he be on the receiving end of a fried chicken and fishing rod before midsummer?

My team is duly PM'd!

Cameroon midfielder Patrick Ekeng dies after collapsing during a match for Dinamo Bucharest, aged 26. Suspected heart attack.

Grauniad report

Its been 12 years since Anthony Ainley died age 71. The Dr. couldn't save him.

Wonder if he saw that coming?

I'd like quiz show hosts for $200 please Alex.

As its the day of the first session of the world snooker final, what better day to remember Ted Lowe, who died on the morning of the first session of the world snooker final 5 years ago today.