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[CaptainChorizo 1,977]

31 minutes ago, DevonDeathTrip said:

Former Celtic and Manchester United midfielder Liam Miller rumoured to be gravely ill.

 

 

That'll sure be a should I or shouldn't I gambit pick before Jan 1.  Could be the next Miguel Ferrer(ie dead man walking) or Pat Rice(recovers fully)

[Death Impends 7,964]

Several of his former teammates tweeting about it now. Seems certain he has cancer but might not be in hospice?

[msc 18,439]

Record are on it but no new info.

[gcreptile 10,970]

Hmm, apparently not in hospice, but was in the US for chemo.

 

Some say pancreatic cancer, but it's not confirmed....

 

[Sean 6,315]

Come on Liam less than 50 days to hang on for.

[FixedBusiness 407]

Hmm, just wondering if Liam would get a DDP-or other deadpool-qualifying obit? Thanks alot

[gcreptile 10,970]

Yes, it's a European thing. Every active European football player at the top level will obit everywhere. In their native countries even the ones at the 2nd or 3rd level will obit. And Les Mutrie.

Bonus points for being young and having cancer.

 

Franz Beckenbauer had the 2nd heart surgery this year last weekend, by the way. This time, it was a routine procedure.

 

Also, I'm currently thinking about the Les Mutrie of 2018. They say, history doesn't repeat itself but it rhymes.

[charon 4,943]

 

He'll obit no bother.

 

Heard its stage 4, but don't know if that true.

 

Very decent player who should have did much better than he ended up doing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[msc 18,439]

^ One of the greatest European goals ever imo, that. About 24 passes right up the field led to it. Most of which the videos only cut out.

 

Thought at the time Miller would be a star but he left Celtic too early and got lost in the shuffle.

 

3 hours ago, gcreptile said:

Also, I'm currently thinking about the Les Mutrie of 2018. They say, history doesn't repeat itself but it rhymes.

 

I've been keeping an eye on him for a while, but really unsure about the DDP obit unless Spade opens up the regional BBC pages again.

[Deathbysnoosnoo 28]

16 hours ago, gcreptile said:

Hmm, apparently not in hospice, but was in the US for chemo.

 

Some say pancreatic cancer, but it's not confirmed....

 

Talk sport have confirmed it pancreatic and in the US getting treatment

[Joey Russ 7,220]

5 hours ago, msc said:

I've been keeping an eye on him for a while, but really unsure about the DDP obit unless Spade opens up the regional BBC pages again.

Already got a Guardian mention, so there should be no doubts about him getting a QO.

[msc 18,439]

Just now, Joey Russ said:

Already got a Guardian mention, so there should be no doubts about him getting a QO.

 

That was in reference to "Les Mutrie", not Liam Miller. Miller is, to use SC's phrase, a slam dunk obit.

[Joey Russ 7,220]

1 minute ago, msc said:

 

That was in reference to "Les Mutrie", not Liam Miller. Miller is, to use SC's phrase, a slam dunk obit.

D’oh...

[FixedBusiness 407]

Ah thanks guys!

[maryportfuncity 10,646]

Re obitable footy cases - I'm guessing I wasn't the only one watching Alan Shearer investigating brain damage and heading the ball on BBC 1 last night.

 

So, the clearly ill and going downhill Matt Tees may now be on our radar - but is he obitable?

 

Going on the Wiki page I'd say marginal DDP (and a hope based largely on the late-life fame as a dementia poster boy and/or regional BBC reporting of a Grimsby, Charlton or Luton legend of old). Deathrace and others who admit local papers, mind...likely a result

 

His Wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Tees

[Deathbysnoosnoo 28]

Might get a mention is the Scottish papers, doubtful in the national ones.

Would happen if he goes quick after the documentary as it's fresh and people would use it to push for more funding into research similar to the NFL one.

[msc 18,439]

Re Miller

 

Going by MON's look/words in the video here, doesn't have long, imo. Reminds me of Adams talking about McGuinness in January.

[maryportfuncity 10,646]

17 hours ago, Deathbysnoosnoo said:

Might get a mention is the Scottish papers, doubtful in the national ones.

Would happen if he goes quick after the documentary as it's fresh and people would use it to push for more funding into research similar to the NFL one.

 

Matt Tees?

 

Oddly, for a Scots player he was a journeyman a long way from home by the looks of things. Even his declining year was at Boston (then nowhere near the league club they briefly became) in the mid seventies

[Deathbysnoosnoo 28]

Possibly. I've not seen the film yet but it sounds like it was pretty interesting and if he was in it he would have a little more exposure than the standard Scots journeyman 

[charon 4,943]

 

Aguerro collapses/faints at h/t in Argentina game.

 

Taken to hospital.

[gcreptile 10,970]

Jürgen Klopp hospitalised for feeling ill:

https://thefield.scroll.in/858014/liverpool-manager-jurgen-klopp-hospitalised-following-health-scare-report

[charon 4,943]

Jim Brogan, part of the Celtic side of the 60's/early 70's

 

 

[msc 18,439]

2 hours ago, charon said:

Jim Brogan, part of the Celtic side of the 60's/early 70's

 

 

 

According to twitter Celtic folk, still alive, but apparently with serious dementia?

[charon 4,943]

Hmmm will look when I get a minute.

 

Aye, interview couple of months ago with wife re dementia.

[msc 18,439]

 

 

 

Herald writer dude.  Fixed the tweet now.