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Oldest person in the world died today. A 117 old woman from Japan and was believed to be the last living person born in the 19th century.
 
scaramanga said:
I was just trying to work out whether it was Lois Lane or Princess Leia that was my first crush. Definitely one of them.
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I alternated between the two.

I wasn't aware of this picture at the time obviously, but it's a pretty accurate depiction of many a day dream.

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J Lloyd Samuel - Ex Aston Villa and Bolton died today aged 37. Very sad indeed. Played a couple of groups higher than me for Senrab, think he was the year above Defoe played with John Terry.
 
Libero said:
J Lloyd Samuel - Ex Aston Villa and Bolton died today aged 37. Very sad indeed. Played a couple of groups higher than me for Senrab, think he was the year above Defoe played with John Terry.
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Cheers, interesting. Not natural causes though. How can you die in a Range Rover in Cheshire? Presumably doing a tad more than the speed limit?




There were tributes from across football for the former Aston Villa and Bolton Wanderers defender Jlloyd Samuel who was killed in a car crash in Cheshire on Tuesday at the age of 37.

The former Trinidad and Tobago international, who retired after a period playing professionally in the Iranian Pro League, was killed in an accident in High Legh near Lymm where he lived with his wife Emma and his three children Javarne, Lakyle and Amara. His Range Rover was in a collision with a van and Samuel was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.

Cheshire Police said that the van driver, a 54-year-old man, was taken to hospital for treatment to serious injuries. Samuel had been player and coach at the local non-league side Egerton FC in League One of the Cheshire Football League along with his friend Nathan Ellington, formerly of Wigan Athletic among others.

Samuel said last year that he was enjoying just playing and coaching after a long and successful professional career in which he made 219 Premier League appearances and was capped by Trinidad and Tobago, the country of his birth. His son Lakyle is understood to be at the Emirates Marketing Project academy, also attended by the son of Samuel’s friend Emile Heskey.


The pundit Robbie Savage is the Under-12s coach at Egerton and Samuel used his contacts to persuade other famous former professionals to play, including Danny Webber, once of Manchester United and Watford, and Emmerson Boyce with whom he played at Wigan.
 
Glenda's Legs said:
Thought Bonfire of the Vanities was a great novel. Film version was pretty rubbish though.
Don’t know him for anything else.
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The most notable thing about the movie was the one take 5 minute scene at the start. Didn't bother to watch the rest.
 
Bullet said:
Cheers, interesting. Not natural causes though. How can you die in a Range Rover in Cheshire? Presumably doing a tad more than the speed limit?




There were tributes from across football for the former Aston Villa and Bolton Wanderers defender Jlloyd Samuel who was killed in a car crash in Cheshire on Tuesday at the age of 37.

The former Trinidad and Tobago international, who retired after a period playing professionally in the Iranian Pro League, was killed in an accident in High Legh near Lymm where he lived with his wife Emma and his three children Javarne, Lakyle and Amara. His Range Rover was in a collision with a van and Samuel was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.

Cheshire Police said that the van driver, a 54-year-old man, was taken to hospital for treatment to serious injuries. Samuel had been player and coach at the local non-league side Egerton FC in League One of the Cheshire Football League along with his friend Nathan Ellington, formerly of Wigan Athletic among others.

Samuel said last year that he was enjoying just playing and coaching after a long and successful professional career in which he made 219 Premier League appearances and was capped by Trinidad and Tobago, the country of his birth. His son Lakyle is understood to be at the Emirates Marketing Project academy, also attended by the son of Samuel’s friend Emile Heskey.


The pundit Robbie Savage is the Under-12s coach at Egerton and Samuel used his contacts to persuade other famous former professionals to play, including Danny Webber, once of Manchester United and Watford, and Emmerson Boyce with whom he played at Wigan.
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No idea but either way it is very sad at the age of 37 having just dropped children to school.
 
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