Yeah he died last night. RIP.
Another TFK exclusive.
Leeds were robbed in that 1975 European Cup final.
Chief Hun Beckenbauer reffed it himself. Yorath suited that particular Leeds style, high energy and robust challenges….
John Giles spoke of meeting Beckenbauer in much later years at a match.
The first thing Franz said was ‘Dirty Leeds!’
Giles said he was fit to deck him.
It was robbery plain and simple . A lot of English teams were victims of corruption in Europe for around a decade. Cloughie ironically enough was Leeds manager at the start of that season. He would have an unwanted hat trick after Derby were screwed against Juve in a semi final and later Forest were victims of a referee being paid in another semi v Anderlecht
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Catherine O’Hara
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Thats a shock
She was great
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She must have been a fine age. Iconic in The Quiet Man
Catherine O’Hara, the comedian best known for her roles in “Home Alone,” “Schitt’s Creek” and “Beetlejuice,” and as a member of the influential Canadian sketch comedy series “S.C.T.V.,” has died. She was 71.
The death was confirmed by a representative for the office of her manager, Marc Gurvitz, who did not cite a cause or say when or where she died.
Ms. O’Hara got her start as a member of the Second City, the improvisational comedy troupe, which gave rise to “S.C.T.V.” and her first television role. She appeared alongside other notable comedians, including John Candy, Rick Moranis and Eugene Levy, who would play her husband in “Schitt’s Creek.”
She appeared most recently in “The Studio” on Apple TV. She was awarded the Order of Canada, one of the country’s highest honors, in 2017.
So not Maureen O Hara then.
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A daughter ?
First cousin
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She had a great cameo as Funkhouser’s crazy sister in Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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Bam bam !
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Her performance in Beetlejuice was very underrated I thought
She was the shrink. I had forgotten that too
My missus is upset about her passing. Home Alones and Schits Creek being the biggies.
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Saif al-islam Ghadaffi, 53, in unfortunate (for him at least) circumstances.