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Michael Gambon shuffled off today. Never knew he was Irish.

The singing detective was a fascinating idea.
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solidarity wrote: Thu Sep 28, 2023 8:48 pm Michael Gambon shuffled off today. Never knew he was Irish.

The singing detective was a fascinating idea.
For such an acclaimed actor, it was a shame that much of the media went along the lines of "that bloke who was in the Harry Potter fillums"
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solidarity wrote:Michael Gambon shuffled off today. Never knew he was Irish.

The singing detective was a fascinating idea.
Need to find the Top Gear clip of him as Star in a Reasonably Priced Car. They named a corner after him, so it must have been a good one.
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When the bottom has fallen out of your world.
Take Enos and let the world fall out of your bottom!
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Surprised that Sir Robert Charlton didn't get a mention here.
One of my earlier childhood memories is receiving a bright red pedal car and a Bobby Charlton doll on Xmas morning 1966. I would have been 3 years and 15 days old.
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RIP Sir Bobby.

Played for the best club in the world.

And Man U.
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Tell me - did he ever win any trophies or anything at international level?
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Last of the combovers. Never the best choice for a prolific header of the ball.
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BR wrote: Thu Oct 26, 2023 1:01 pm Tell me - did he ever win any trophies or anything at international level?
He was no Alan Ball
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I found out last night that Ryan Hamilton, one of the Ulster team doctors and long time captain of the Cooke 3rd XV sadly passed away on Thursday.

https://safelyhome.com/death-notice/hamilton-ryan-john/

Absolutely horrific news, posting this here in case there are any who knew him that haven't heard.
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Seems that Elon Musk's latest rocked 'died' soon after launch. The event was described by the commentator as a 'Rapid unscheduled disassembly'. I think 'explosion' is a more widely understood term.
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Henry Kissinger RIP.
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Dublin4 wrote: Thu Nov 30, 2023 1:55 pm Henry Kissinger RIP.
Kissinger Darling and MacGowan!
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And Jimmy Corkhill.
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Could Kissinger, the supreme shuttle diplomat, have resolved the Northern Ireland problem in the 1970s if he had been appointed the peace maker?
Probably like he did in Cambodia, carpet bombing the place and winning the Nobel Peace Prize for it.
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