Being the Chesney Hawkes with the perfect hat trick since its inception, I'll go first, and none of you deadbeats can copy the Champ's predictions

1 - Bobby Charlton 

2 - Boy George

3 - Eileen Derbyshire

 

As a bonus ball, I'll say all remaining players from the World Cup winning team of 66 will go too.

Steve jagielka gone phils brother 

 

Peter Lorimer.... Leeds have been building a fine team in Heaven of late. RIP hotshot. 

Jessica Walter aka Lucille Blyth, Malory Archer and the crazed fan in Play Misty for Me, 80

Your wasting your Time with Picking Renee Simonet,Ruthee Thompson, Stanislaw Kowalski, Boris Pahor and James Lovelcuk

Yes they are all very ol;d but they are clearlyimmortal and wont die anytime soon

You might aswell Pick Jennifer Lawrence or Beyonce

Your wasting your Time with Picking Renee Simonet,Ruthee Thompson, Stanislaw Kowalski, Boris Pahor and James Lovelcuk

Yes they are all very ol;d but they are clearlyimmortal and wont die anytime soon

You might aswell Pick Jennifer Lawrence or Beyonce

Renee Simonet was born in 1911 but will outlive every other actor born before 1925

And welcome to the forum. Most people start off on the football bit but hey, if you’re into dead folk predictions go for it.

And, Renee - this forum isn't 'Nam, there are rules.

Incidentally, I was going to let this go, but saying Phil Jakielka's brother and the wife of Englebert Humpadick (real name Gerry Conlan) get a mention.

L-G Petrov, and at a mere 49.

 

Edited March 28, 20215 yr by Youri McAnespie

I thought this was a Celebrity Deadpool thread not a Celebrity Staying Alive thread.

Not that the Bee Gees are still alive.

2 hours ago, daneruss said:

Renee Simonet was born in 1911 but will outlive every other actor born before 1925

I looked her up on Wikipedia. She was playing Cosette in Les Miserables 100 years ago. 

4 hours ago, daneruss said:

Your wasting your Time with Picking Renee Simonet,Ruthee Thompson, Stanislaw Kowalski, Boris Pahor and James Lovelcuk

Yes they are all very ol;d but they are clearlyimmortal and wont die anytime soon

You might aswell Pick Jennifer Lawrence or Beyonce

 

4 hours ago, daneruss said:

Renee Simonet was born in 1911 but will outlive every other actor born before 1925

The lads gonna fit right in on here 🤣🤣🤣

On 28/03/2021 at 19:43, MickyD said:

I looked her up on Wikipedia. She was playing Cosette in Les Miserables 100 years ago. 

I

Lou Ottens at age 94. Who? The inventor of the cassette tape, that's who. Dutch man who worked for Phillips. 100 billion cassette tapes were sold between 1963 and the late 80s. Sound was much improved in the 70s by Ray Dolby's noise reduction system.

On 11/03/2021 at 13:53, Youri McAnespie said:

Lou Ottens.

One of the most important figures in music.

R.I.P.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/mar/11/lou-ottens-inventor-of-the-cassette-tape-dies-aged-94

Just one more thing, sir...

Y'see I believe Peter Falk is brown bread.

I'll see myself out.

1 hour ago, Mr Grey said:

The one and only DICK VAN DYKE, 95 and Brown Bread

Oops fuckers not dead, he's been handing out dosh, my spectacles are back on.

Apologies young DICK 

I propose we change Mr. Grey's name to The Grim Reaper, :lol:!!!

4 hours ago, Mr Grey said:

The one and only DICK VAN DYKE, 95 and Brown Bread

Oops fuckers not dead, he's been handing out dosh, my spectacles are back on.

Apologies young DICK 

There's only one DICK posting on this thread ^^^^^^🤣

8 hours ago, Mr Grey said:

The one and only DICK VAN DYKE, 95 and Brown Bread

Oops fuckers not dead, he's been handing out dosh, my spectacles are back on.

Apologies young DICK 

How's his lad Virgil doing? 😁

Patrick Juvet, songwriter and composer famous for his seventies hit I Love America (Nope, me neither) joined the choir invisible

Paul Ritter has died of a brain tumor at 54. Probably best known for his lead role in Chernobyl. "Not great, not terrible"

Lovely bit of squirrel Jackie 😢

Shit on it. Sublime as Martin in FND. RIP Paul Ritter 

56 minutes ago, Mr Grey said:

Gonna watch the whole series of Friday Night Dinner again, in homage to the brilliant Paul Ritter.

Shit on it!

Same here. Fabulous comedy. It just got better and better as the series went on. Shit on it indeed..

Just now, Burnden Pies said:

Same here. Fabulous comedy. It just got better and better as the series went on. Shit on it indeed..

Never seen it, but daughter is always going on about how brilliant it is. Might give it a go tonight.

49 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Never seen it, but daughter is always going on about how brilliant it is. Might give it a go tonight.

Tbh I would start at series two as IMO series one isn't anything like as good as s2 onwards. Just my opinion 

Just now, Burnden Pies said:

Tbh I would start at series two as IMO series one isn't anything like as good as s2 onwards. Just my opinion 

Cheers, but I can't do that. It would drive my brain mad if I didn't start from the beginning. I'll bear your advice in mind though when I watch it. 👍