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2020 - Pushing up the daisies
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milo
Jack L. Jones
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Never liked the old dear, always felt she thought her brick didnt smell, but she did a lot for our golden generation.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
Celebrated Mel's birthday this weekend. He was even active on twitter right until the end.
yiddo37
Didier Zokora
Great mates.
Watched 'Comedians in cars getting coffee' with Jerry Seinfeld featuring these two legends, if you haven't seen it it's well worth a watch.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Loved how they went round for dinner of a night and watched tv.
Good show that even if i dont know who galf of them are.
SteveAWOL
Chris Jones
I watched The Good, The Bad and The ugly last night. Hopefully I didn’t do an Aaron Ramsey on him.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Great film and music.
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
Would you mind watching the Trump doc on Netflix just in case you do have the gift please?
Whats it about?
DeanoAustin
Jimmy McCormick
This is huge news over here - the leading story on our state broadcaster’s website.
It’s hard to describe what Jack Charlton means to Ireland but there’s a generation of people for whom he is football. Jack is more than that though. What he did for the football team coincided with (some say was a cause of) us becoming a properly functioning and more confident country. Jack was more than a successful football manager, he was a cultural icon in Ireland.
Sadly it’s still very difficult, and was nigh on impossible in the 80s and 90s, for an Englishman to be loved in Ireland. Jack is pretty much universally loved.
A very sad day for a great, great man.
RIP
It’s hard to describe what Jack Charlton means to Ireland but there’s a generation of people for whom he is football. Jack is more than that though. What he did for the football team coincided with (some say was a cause of) us becoming a properly functioning and more confident country. Jack was more than a successful football manager, he was a cultural icon in Ireland.
Sadly it’s still very difficult, and was nigh on impossible in the 80s and 90s, for an Englishman to be loved in Ireland. Jack is pretty much universally loved.
A very sad day for a great, great man.
RIP