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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
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.
Actor Bernard Cribbins (The Railway Children, etc). Far from being long since brown bread, at 89 he's in regular work. Bill Maynard (Heartbeat's Claude Greengrass) is the same age and remains active.
Jake LaMotta died yesterday, I thought he passed away years ago.
Henry Kissinger, Doris Day and Kirk Douglas appear to still be going, if not strong.
I thought all of them had died in the last year or so but it turns out that was just more fake non-news I invented.
Me.
Windsor Davies.
Seemed to be in his 70s when I was a kid in the 80s, but he's alive and well at 87.
Des O'Connor (not the City fan, the other one).
Michael Myers at the end of Halloween, put the shits up me when the body had gone.
Spoilers...
Tony Blair
Hugh Hefner.
Liz Dawn died a few days ago - I thought she had died ages ago.
That woman in one of those BBC police dramas who's lying on the floor dead as a dodo after having been attacked and just before the closing credits, the camera pans in and her eyes suddenly open...