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• Brother_Sledge

  July 15

  Sledgehammer would have been 63 today, can't believe he's been gone nearly eleven years.
• steve

  July 15

  Can't believe its been that long ,Will be thinking of you Brother Sledge sending you and family love and hugs
• Expat_Hammer

  July 15

  Bruv Sledge, is it really that long ago. I can always remember having a few beers with him at various watering holes.
  
  Hope you're OK my man.
• alderz

  July 15

  Brother_Sledge said:

  Sledgehammer would have been 63 today, can't believe he's been gone nearly eleven years.

  All the best to you and the family today
• MrsGrey

  July 15

  Brother_Sledge said:

  Sledgehammer would have been 63 today, can't believe he's been gone nearly eleven years.

  Sending you a virtual hug
  
  Ironically, it's Glioblastoma Awareness Day today. Not that you or I need our awareness raising :-(
  
  If I believed in a big Boleyn Arms in the Sky, I'd like to think Sledge and Grey might be watching the match later with a beer or two.
• buffybegood

  July 20 edited July 20

  Really sad news, Kevin Keegan has passed away.
  
  https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c2lyl82n2e2o
• steve

  July 20

  One of the few Liverpool players I liked as I was growing up in the 70s .Even pretended I was him on the school playground .RIP and thanks
• Kuchinghammer

  4:42AM

  Fame didn't change his personality in the slightest, which is a rare quality indeed. If I had to name someone who personified 'Britishness at it's best', it would be Kevin Keegan.
• buffybegood

  7:05AM

  Kuchinghammer said:

  Fame didn't change his personality in the slightest, which is a rare quality indeed. If I had to name someone who personified 'Britishness at it's best', it would be Kevin Keegan.

  Indeed, such as when he went over on a bike on a cinder track I think it was on Superstars, and got up, covered in friction burns and grazes, and went again.