People you thought were dead....

[Dr Lecter]

......but are still alive.

I'll go first.

Saint and Greavsie - both still alive.

I always thought Jimmy Greaves died about 20 years ago.

[Badly Ironed Shirt]

......but are still alive.

I'll go first.

Saint and Greavsie - both still alive.

I always thought Jimmy Greaves died about 20 years ago.

I thought Greavsie had snuffed it too.

[xsnaggle]

The woman I shagged last friday night.

[Badly Ironed Shirt]

The woman I shagged last friday night.

Rohypnol doesn't last that long these days does it?

[jeepster]

Nicholas Parsons

[Barry Shitpeas]

Nicholas Parsons

Not a fan of Just a Minute then?

Robbie Coltrane. I had it I my head that he died of being fat or whatever, then he turns up in that thing about the diddler.

[Badly Ironed Shirt]

Not a fan of Just a Minute then?

Robbie Coltrane. I had it I my head that he died of being fat or whatever, then he turns up in that thing about the diddler.

You reminded me. John Goodman. I think I get him mixed up with a dead actor.

[lardy]

Nicholas Parsons

For a guy in his 90s, he's still very sharp upstairs. Always impresses me.

[jeepster]

For a guy in his 90s, he's still very sharp upstairs. Always impresses me.

Sharp as hell,hope i am half as good.

[BlueWales]

Mary Berry.

[The Bob Banker Spanker]

You reminded me. John Goodman. I think I get him mixed up with a dead actor.

John Candy?

[Badly Ironed Shirt]

Jon Candy?

Fuuck. Is he dead an' all?

[Jordi Culé]

......but are still alive.

I'll go first.

Saint and Greavsie - both still alive.

I always thought Jimmy Greaves died about 20 years ago.

Clarke Carlisle & Ugo Ehiogu.

[Barry Shitpeas]

My favourite John Candy scene, from the Blues Brothers

[Steve R]

Frédéric Gounongbe

[Rocco Siffredi]

Nigel Blues !!!!

[ian gibson]

Nigel Blues !!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UadTzhpeh40

[BLUETIT]

Watching the "CHASE", yesterday and Nobby Stiles son was on there, I was amazed when I googled Nobby, that he was still alive.

[MacAdder]

Watching the "CHASE", yesterday and Nobby Stiles son was on there, I was amazed when I googled Nobby, that he was still alive.

That does surprise me. Now considering the "legend" that is Nobby (MU and England), you never see interviews of him or guesting expert when England are playing.

[insider]

That does surprise me. Now considering the "legend" that is Nobby (MU and England), you never see interviews of him or guesting expert when England are playing.

He is suffering from Dementia.

[MacAdder]

......but are still alive.

I'll go first.

Saint and Greavsie - both still alive.

I always thought Jimmy Greaves died about 20 years ago.

Before Sky started broadcasting, these two and their show were box office.
I know he had had his problems with the booze etc (pre the hit show) but didn't Greavsie have some kind of stroke which did for the show or was it just because of Sky?

They pioneered bringing the humour to the football show and would wager Saint and Greavsie had a big influence on Jeff Stelling's show.

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Before Sky started broadcasting, these two and their show were box office.
I know he had had his problems with the booze etc (pre the hit show) but didn't Greavsie have some kind of stroke which did for the show or was it just because of Sky?

They pioneered bringing the humour to the football show and would wager Saint and Greavsie had a big influence on Jeff Stelling's show.

Something like this? Both of them talking about the boat race, Greavsie's comment at 1.30.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_7Uap8ZQrQ

[Dr Lecter]

Before Sky started broadcasting, these two and their show were box office.
I know he had had his problems with the booze etc (pre the hit show) but didn't Greavsie have some kind of stroke which did for the show or was it just because of Sky?

They pioneered bringing the humour to the football show and would wager Saint and Greavsie had a big influence on Jeff Stelling's show.

I remember reading something years back that said when Sky came along, they were looking for a more professional, polished image for their 'brand' - which probably explains Jamie Carragher.

I remember Saint and Greavsie - wasn't old enough to know who they actually were but enjoyed the light hearted banter at a time where football was a serious business. As you say, I'm sure they've had a big influence on a lot of today's programming style.

Just googled and Greave's isn't in the best of health (stroke a few years back, confined to a wheelchair) but saint is still going strong and attending matches.

[Feedback]

Before Sky started broadcasting, these two and their show were box office.
I know he had had his problems with the booze etc (pre the hit show) but didn't Greavsie have some kind of stroke which did for the show or was it just because of Sky?

They pioneered bringing the humour to the football show and would wager Saint and Greavsie had a big influence on Jeff Stelling's show.

they almost always showed Tranmere from the previous Friday night

[Dr Lecter]

they almost always showed Tranmere from the previous Friday night

Didn't they used to play their home games on a Friday night because they got bigger attendances? (From avoiding a clash with Everton and Liverpool)

Or is that something else I've made up in my head and has become fact?