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The R.I.P. Thread

Nigel Pearson, commentator.
Only 52. I know him best as the guy who resurrected my speedway team, worked hard to get Cradley Heathens back up and running, kept them going for a few seasons but they eventually packed up again.
 
Nigel Pearson, commentator.
Only 52. I know him best as the guy who resurrected my speedway team, worked hard to get Cradley Heathens back up and running, kept them going for a few seasons but they eventually packed up again.
Jeez, really that's terrible. I know he supported the Albion, but was always balanced on Wolves.
 
Nigel Pearson, commentator.
Only 52. I know him best as the guy who resurrected my speedway team, worked hard to get Cradley Heathens back up and running, kept them going for a few seasons but they eventually packed up again.
Really really sad news. Voice of darts as well for many years.
 
Legendary spinal tap drummer Mick Shrimpton (aka Ric Parnell) aged 70
 
Dennis Waterman aged 74. The Sweeney and Minder are classics
 
Don’t forget the time he ruled England 1513-18
 

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A thread for the loss of famous people or other deaths anyone on here would like to mourn.

RIP George Cole. I used to love Minder when I was a kid.
Bump the first post of this thread. Terry (Dennis Waterman) joining Arthur in the Winchester in the sky. RIP
 
The Professionals... aahh Lewis Collins... a hero of mine. Was gutted at his untimely death
 
I watched a D&M a few weeks ago too, the one with Nick Brimble playing villain Lymon
 
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