My two footballing one, Alan Ball and Howard Kendal. I'll have to rack my brains for the three none footy ones. Has John Lowe snuffed it yet?
Your Top Five
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Topical at the moment Tommy Gemmel plus Dave Hickson,Harry Corbett,Jock Stein.
Kendall is the only one I can think of off the top of my head. Was the day after he'd been sacked by us for the final time and he was a lovely bloke.
Toast
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Loved playing the fruit machines.
Nah, he wasn't in his gang.
He was jumping up and down with rage and everyone in the garage was laughing their heads off.
Poor old Debbie didn't where to put her face
...I don't think Leo Sayer and Tim Rice are dead.
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Possibly, but they both looked a bit peaky when I met them.
Did the original post specify that they had to be under the Lavender?
Do you want to start again Leonard, Roger McGough is still alive and well and looking more like Bob Greaves than ever.
Dixie Dean
Alan Ball
Lawrie McMenamy
Tony Benn
Ronnie Barker
Alan Ball
Lawrie McMenamy
Tony Benn
Ronnie Barker
Couldn't think of my fifth one, just remembered Dennis Healey, what a really nice, down to earth gentleman.
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Big Dunc. Bono. Jimmy Carter (ex US President). Howard Kendall. Adrian Heath.
Big Dunc was amazing. I used to work on cruise ships - in 1997 I was on the Pacific Princess (Princess Cruises) - very small (600 passengers) compared to the behemoths now. I was cruising the Mediterranean - we picked up our guests on embarkation day, I opened my bar just after sailing, and who walks up, sits down in front of me and orders a drink? Dunc. Those two weeks were amazing. I ended up serving him all his drinks all cruise - I was his wine steward in the restaurant, and we even went out in the ports and hung out. He was travelling with a group of friends. It was amazing. It was the time EFC were looking for a new manager - and he "kept me in the loop" - it came down to Andy Gray or Howard (again). He wanted Howard - he didn't have a lot of good things to say about Gray. We even organized a game of football - in Kusadasi (Greece). So fun.
Big Dunc was amazing. I used to work on cruise ships - in 1997 I was on the Pacific Princess (Princess Cruises) - very small (600 passengers) compared to the behemoths now. I was cruising the Mediterranean - we picked up our guests on embarkation day, I opened my bar just after sailing, and who walks up, sits down in front of me and orders a drink? Dunc. Those two weeks were amazing. I ended up serving him all his drinks all cruise - I was his wine steward in the restaurant, and we even went out in the ports and hung out. He was travelling with a group of friends. It was amazing. It was the time EFC were looking for a new manager - and he "kept me in the loop" - it came down to Andy Gray or Howard (again). He wanted Howard - he didn't have a lot of good things to say about Gray. We even organized a game of football - in Kusadasi (Greece). So fun.
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