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Alanbileysfeathercut
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Wim Jansen.
Stopped Rangers doing 10 in a row.
As time passes ,don't think Celtic fans realise how important that was.or do they?
Stopped Rangers doing 10 in a row.
As time passes ,don't think Celtic fans realise how important that was.or do they?
gonetomorrow
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Nice guy. Terrific player in his day.
Alan Whittle
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This. Genuine guy RIP but whoever was in charge of the PA system at Kingstonian v Enfield on Saturday loved it as he played nothing else pre game, half time or post match.
Toast
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This. Genuine guy RIP but whoever was in charge of the PA system at Kingstonian v Enfield on Saturday loved it as he played nothing else pre game, half time or post match.
Alan Whittle
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Comedy writing legend Barry Cryer. RIP
The binman chronicles
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That's sad, but I suppose he had a good innings. He was a guest speaker at a works do I had about 20 years ago, he seemed to enjoy it and have lots of time for everyone which is more than can be said of some who just turn up for the cash and run. RIP
Comedian and writer Barry Cryer dies aged 86
Tributes pour in for comic who worked with Spike Milligan, Tommy Cooper and the Two Ronnies
Yeah, decent innings and kept working to the end. Was a proper old timey comedian (wrote for Morecombe and Wise) who also always embraced new acts, and didn’t fall into the “it’s not like it was in my day” trap that many seem to do.
was still writing on modern stuff right up until recently, he was a regular writer for programmes such as I'm sorry I haven't a Clue presented by Jack Dee on R4, funny writer, RIP.
gonetomorrow
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Barry Cryer was the sort you'd like to have had a drink with. Very droll.
One of the great British humorists I'd say.
One of the great British humorists I'd say.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I remember Barry Cryer chairing a programme during the 70's called 'Jokers Wild', Mock the week nicked its format.
An enduring act and his work will live on through repeats of M&W and Two Ronnie's, he also wrote a lot of the Kenny Everett show. RIP Fella.
An enduring act and his work will live on through repeats of M&W and Two Ronnie's, he also wrote a lot of the Kenny Everett show. RIP Fella.
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