The Dead Thread

[Barnfred 55]

Don't be horrible, he was a good person who did a lot for this city. Please be better than this and edit it.

As long as there's no malice involved Gerry would have been absolutely fine with this. It's the sort of thing he'd have said himself

 

[Barnfred 55]

Too late to edit mate but it was said in jest. I wouldn’t seriously be nasty about it.

Don't worry about it mate. Gerry would have been the first to laugh along with it

 

[summerisle]

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

Au revoir Gerry and your pacemaker. RIP.

Wow... life comes at you fast...

 

[SuperTimCahill]

The news of Alexi Laiho passing away literally made me speechless. Rest in peace. Even though I haven't listened to Children of Bodom for years, they were an influence for me back when I was 12-15 and several of my friends worshipped them.

 

[4737carlin]

Sad to read this, she was in some of my favourite films, RIP Barbera Shelley

Barbara Shelley, 'Queen of Hammer', dies aged 88

The death has been announced of the British actress Barbara Shelley, best known for her roles in classic Hammer Horror films. She was was 88.

www.rte.ie

 

[Old Blue 2]

BBC said that Ynwa was adopted by LFC and Celtic fans but everyone used to sing it with scarves aloft in my day on the Hibs terrace - including Rangers. I would be surprised if EFC fans didn't sing it occasionally back in the day.

I remember going to the ice hockey one night at Edinburgh and the Racers fans were going "And you'll never skate alone".

As one who was on Gwladys Street every home game from the late-50s through to the mid-'80s, I can tell you it definitely WAS NOT!

 

[tommytowne]

It was always about her eyes.

 

[tommytowne]

As one who was on Gwladys Street every home game from the late-50s through to the mid-'80s, I can tell you it definitely WAS NOT!

Not even a murmur.

 

[degsy]

It was.
The scene where it's sung is a real tear jerker.
On a lighter note, do you think as a tribute, they might retire the dirge?

Not a chance in hell, they'll milk it for everything...they can't help themselves
See below

 

[summerisle]

Sad to read this, she was in some of my favourite films, RIP Barbera Shelley

Barbara Shelley, 'Queen of Hammer', dies aged 88

The death has been announced of the British actress Barbara Shelley, best known for her roles in classic Hammer Horror films. She was was 88.

www.rte.ie

A fine looking woman, starred in two of my favourite films : Quatermass and the Pit, and Village of the Damned. She features in the Avengers on ITV4 this afternoon.

 

[mahermi1]

A fine looking woman, starred in two of my favourite films : Quatermass and the Pit, and Village of the Damned. She features in the Avengers on ITV4 this afternoon.

Classic film, In the pit, surprised it's never been remade.

 

[Chewbacca]

Be careful what you wish for. The remake of Village of the Damned is beyond gash.

It’s a creepy film and creepy films are far better in b/w

 

[4737carlin]

A fine looking woman, starred in two of my favourite films : Quatermass and the Pit, and Village of the Damned. She features in the Avengers on ITV4 this afternoon.

Yeah Quatermass is great, I liked the TV series too, bought it on blu ray a while back.

The Gorgon is one of hers I've not seen

 

[jaycee]

Not even a murmur.

Seems we did sing it