Grecian2K
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Gene Ahmdahl. Designer of the original IBM System/360 mainframe computers back in 1964.
He has a lot to answer for!!!!
He has a lot to answer for!!!!
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Grecian2K
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Kellingley Colliery - the last UK deep coal pit.
The final death of the British Coal Mining industry after a long illness.
The final death of the British Coal Mining industry after a long illness.
grecIAN Harris
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The most innovative man to ever grace the game. He changed so much about football, the abolishment of the maximum wage, three points for a win, the first all seater stadium in Britain and shirt sponsorship to name but a few. Hemight not have been everybodies cup of team on TV but he football as we know it today owes much to Jimmy.
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Mr Jinx
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Lord Janner dies at 87. And takes some secrets with him, allegedly.
Willy Nilly
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Nigel Buxton aka BaaaadDaaad aged 91
Grecian2K
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Following on from my mention of Kellingley Colliery, by a strange coincidence Lord Ezra, chairman of the National Coal Board back in the 70s.
Managed to outlast the deep mining industry by a whole four days.
Managed to outlast the deep mining industry by a whole four days.
Budleigh Brian
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Don Howe , former WBA , Arsenal and England coach and player aged 80 .
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Just another thought on Don Howe , he played at SJP on the 2nd December 1964 as part of the Arsenal team in the game that saw the then new floodlights officially used for the first time . I was at that game and still have the programme , I notice that one of the linesmen was a Mr. O M Mullarkey , guess he must be related to Mike Mullarkey , too much of a coincidence otherwise . Perhaps our friend in Avondale , AZ will know the answer .