This weeks RIP's........

[Hoboh]

Tommy Doc RIP

[TANGODANCER]

Tommy Doc RIP

Sad. God rest his soul. R.I.P.

[Worthy4England]

Red bastard. RIP.

[TANGODANCER]

Sad to hear Manu Mystry succumbed to Corona virus and died yesterday. A decent bloke from a nice family who have been neighbours to us for many years..

Manu ran a printing business from the old King Bill pub on Manchester Road, opposite Burnden. R.I.P Manu.

[LeverEnd]

Sad to hear Manu Mystry succumbed to Corona virus and died yesterday. A decent bloke from a nice family who have been neighbours to us for many years..

Manu ran a printing business from the old King Bill pub on Manchester Road, opposite Burnden. R.I.P Manu.

Sorry to hear it Tango. Same family as the shop on Minerva Rd?

[TANGODANCER]

Sad to hear Manu Mystry succumbed to Corona virus and died yesterday. A decent bloke from a nice family who have been neighbours to us for many years..

Manu ran a printing business from the old King Bill pub on Manchester Road, opposite Burnden. R.I.P Manu.

Sorry to hear it Tango. Same family as the shop on Minerva Rd?

Originally, yes L.E. but they sold it on I think. Austin still has the little bakery cum sandwich shop next door to One Stop and they do catering.Really sad for a nice family.

[LeverEnd]

Used to visit that shop regularly when I played out in the Dell! Nice people as I remember it. Sorry to.hear it.

[Burnden Paddock]

Sad to hear Manu Mystry succumbed to Corona virus and died yesterday. A decent bloke from a nice family who have been neighbours to us for many years..

Manu ran a printing business from the old King Bill pub on Manchester Road, opposite Burnden. R.I.P Manu.

Sorry to hear it Tango. Same family as the shop on Minerva Rd?

Originally, yes L.E. but they sold it on I think. Austin still has the little bakery cum sandwich shop next door to One Stop and they do catering.Really sad for a nice family.

Did he have a club on Derby Street at one time? Can’t remember the name of it for the life of me.

[TANGODANCER]

Sad to hear Manu Mystry succumbed to Corona virus and died yesterday. A decent bloke from a nice family who have been neighbours to us for many years..

Manu ran a printing business from the old King Bill pub on Manchester Road, opposite Burnden. R.I.P Manu.

Sorry to hear it Tango. Same family as the shop on Minerva Rd?

Originally, yes L.E. but they sold it on I think. Austin still has the little bakery cum sandwich shop next door to One Stop and they do catering.Really sad for a nice family.

Did he have a club on Derby Street at one time? Can’t remember the name of it for the life of me.

I think i was just "Mystry's ", And Manu and Austin ran it. Some time back now.

[Burnden Paddock]

Sad to hear Manu Mystry succumbed to Corona virus and died yesterday. A decent bloke from a nice family who have been neighbours to us for many years..

Manu ran a printing business from the old King Bill pub on Manchester Road, opposite Burnden. R.I.P Manu.

Sorry to hear it Tango. Same family as the shop on Minerva Rd?

Originally, yes L.E. but they sold it on I think. Austin still has the little bakery cum sandwich shop next door to One Stop and they do catering.Really sad for a nice family.

Did he have a club on Derby Street at one time? Can’t remember the name of it for the life of me.

I think i was just "Mystry's ", And Manu and Austin ran it. Some time back now.

Quite possibly. Organised a Christmas do there and had a meal or 2 there, 15 or so years ago. Had a few dealings with Manu at the time. Came across as a really nice bloke. RIP

[Bruce Rioja]

Sad to hear Manu Mystry succumbed to Corona virus and died yesterday. A decent bloke from a nice family who have been neighbours to us for many years..

Manu ran a printing business from the old King Bill pub on Manchester Road, opposite Burnden. R.I.P Manu.

Sorry to hear it Tango. Same family as the shop on Minerva Rd?

Originally, yes L.E. but they sold it on I think. Austin still has the little bakery cum sandwich shop next door to One Stop and they do catering.Really sad for a nice family.

Did he have a club on Derby Street at one time? Can’t remember the name of it for the life of me.

I think i was just "Mystry's ", And Manu and Austin ran it. Some time back now.

Wasn't it called The Bantry?

[TANGODANCER]

75 years ago today since the Burnden Park disaster in which 33 faithful lost their lives. May God remember and bless them.

[Gooner Girl]

Trevor Peacock. May need to watch some Vicar of Dibley in his honour tonight.

[Hoboh]

'Marvellous' Marvin Hagler.

Real boxing hero of mine.

[Harry Genshaw]

'Marvellous' Marvin Hagler.

Real boxing hero of mine.

Mine too. Possibly the GOAT.

I thought he may have been older than 66. Some rumours on twitter were suggesting it was related to his covid jab.

[Gooner Girl]

Murray Walker yesterday. A voice that instantly takes me back to my childhood and watching the Grand Prix with my dad on a Sunday afternoon.

[Montreal Wanderer]

'Marvellous' Marvin Hagler.

Real boxing hero of mine.

Mine too. Possibly the GOAT.

I thought he may have been older than 66. Some rumours on twitter were suggesting it was related to his covid jab.

GOAT? Perhaps of his generation. He won 62 of 67 fights, but Sugar Ray Robinson win 132 fights until his first loss (to our own Randolph Turpin) and finished with 173 wins. Over the years he was champion in several division, though he drew the line at fighting Marciano for the heavyweight championship. As a middleweight he was in a class of his own.

Of course for me, Ali will always be the greatest....

[Harry Genshaw]

Well I did say possibly but his record stands up to scrutiny. His only losses were all controversial points defeats. He fought at a time when his weight division was packed full of world class fighters and he dominated them all. Unlike Ali, who everyone loved, he knew when to quit too.

[Montreal Wanderer]

Well I did say possibly but his record stands up to scrutiny. His only losses were all controversial points defeats. He fought at a time when his weight division was packed full of world class fighters and he dominated them all. Unlike Ali, who everyone loved, he knew when to quit too.

Well, Floyd Mayweather didn't agree with me about Ali! I'd have to put Joe Louis on the list, though I never saw him box. Like Ali he lost his best years to the war.

[Bruce Rioja]

'Marvellous' Marvin Hagler.

Real boxing hero of mine.

Mine too. Possibly the GOAT.

I thought he may have been older than 66. Some rumours on twitter were suggesting it was related to his covid jab.

GOAT? Perhaps of his generation. He won 62 of 67 fights, but Sugar Ray Robinson win 132 fights until his first loss (to our own Randolph Turpin) and finished with 173 wins. Over the years he was champion in several division, though he drew the line at fighting Marciano for the heavyweight championship. As a middleweight he was in a class of his own.

Of course for me, Ali will always be the greatest....

GOAT? Did he headbutt people in the bollocks and eat paper? What are you on about?