Gary McAllister

[loyalbee]

apparentley he has just turned down oxford as a player so what about us offering gary a player manager role

 

[Jezybee]

Didn't he have a family problem that forced him to quit football? Surely thats why he rejected Oxford.

 

[malbee62]

Sadly his wife's got cancer, not too good apparently, so i doubt he's thinking about work at the moment.

Nice thought though, would not mind him at the Bees.

 

[BenMoses]

I think that he would be more inclined to take up a 1st Division post when he feels up to it, Leeds maybe?

 

[CJC]

Could want something lower-profile if he decides to come back to work any time soon.

 

[Willo]

Apparently his wife has now died

 

[LboroBee]

 

[larrysigny]

......what about us offering gary a player manager role......

Err, don't we have a manager?

 

[Adam]

That was posted 2 years ago.

 

[Edmundo]

Thoughts to Gary and his family.

 

[Alex]

Err, don't we have a manager?

You never fail to amaze me Larry rofl lol rofl lol rofl

 

[Bee H]

Captain Senile strikes again and again and again ......

Err, don't we have a manager?

That's a cracker Lazzer Baby, made me chuckle ! lol lol lol

 

[Bee H]

Condolences to Gary and his family btw

 

[larrysigny]

Must admit - I didn't look at the date of the original. But what was the point (if any) of raising the subject again?

 

[abee]

Must admit - I didn't look at the date of the original. But what was the point (if any) of raising the subject again?

lol lol lol

He still doesn't get it............

 

[WarrenBee]

Must admit - I didn't look at the date of the original. But what was the point (if any) of raising the subject again?

Oh dear.

 

[Simon W]

Deepest sympathy to Gary and his kids .. very sad news ...

 

[Canadian Bee]

condolences to gary and his family

 

[Jimbee]

Condolences to Gary and his 2 children.

 

[davebee]

condolences to gary and his family

(first time for everything)

 

[Bee H]

Must admit - I didn't look at the date of the original. But what was the point (if any) of raising the subject again?

Look at post 3 and then post 6, you may find the 'true facts' !

You may then add your condolences - oh no, sorry, it's a bit like the Andy Scott Guest Book, you didn't like him as a player so you didn't care what happened to him eh !

 

[Bee H]

Oh dear, old Larry's been on this thread for a little while but hasn't posted and has now gone ! :scratch:

Perhaps the Nurse threw him back in to his padded cell before he could post "hey guys, I'm real sorry for getting it hopelessly and embarrassingly wrong !" - the word 'sorry' isn't in the old wind-up merchant's vocabulary is it !

 

[Bee Damned]

My thoughts go out to Gary and his family:sad:

 

[abee]

Oh dear, old Larry's been on this thread for a little while but hasn't posted and has now gone ! :scratch:

Perhaps the Nurse threw him back in to his padded cell before he could post "hey guys, I'm real sorry for getting it hopelessly and embarrassingly wrong !" - the word 'sorry' isn't in the old wind-up merchant's vocabulary is it !

Love is never having to say you're sorry..........larrysigny is the world's greatest lover.......

 

[Nurse Betty]

More importantly, thoughts go out to Gary McAllister and his family.

 

[abee]

More importantly, thoughts go out to Gary McAllister and his family.

Echoed.

 

[weymouth bee]

Denise McAllister was only in her late 30's when struck down with cancer.
Out thougths go with Gary and the family at this sad time.




It makes me sick that the likes of Glitter and co are stil alive.
Life is just not fair.

 

[oldgreenfordian]

Gary was a lovely player in his day, and would have been a contender for a place in an all UK side.Nice bloke too.
It seems that if you live long enough, you are guaranteed to be touched directly or indirectly by the scourge of cancer.
Condolences to him and his.

 

[North London Bee]

Tragedy. My sincerest condolences

 

[Luton Bee]

Oh dear, old Larry's been on this thread for a little while but hasn't posted and has now gone ! :scratch:

Perhaps he thought he'd lose credibility by posting further?












Perhaps someone should tell him

 

[larrysigny]

.......it's a bit like the Andy Scott Guest Book, you didn't like him as a player so you didn't care what happened to him eh !:

Most of my sympathy goes to the cancer patients I visit and get to know weekly as a voluntary job with a local hospital. When they die, I sympathise with their families - I'm afraid I can't get too worked up over people I've never met and who - if you were all quite honest - don't mean a single thing to anyone on this site.

 

[larrysigny]

I have been busy interviewing him for Nursing Times, BeeH.

If you'd asked me, I'd certainly answered any questions you might have - that would only be polite. But perhaps you have been too busy over the past few weeks to answer my similar requests on behalf of Bees United - where, I believe you have an "open and honest" approach to your duties as a board member.

 

[Nurse Betty]

Most of my sympathy goes to the cancer patients I visit and get to know weekly as a voluntary job with a local hospital. When they die, I sympathise with their families - I'm afraid I can't get too worked up over people I've never met and who - if you were all quite honest - don't mean a single thing to anyone on this site.

Larry, I think empathy is not something that is prompted only by the suffering or death of people we know, is it? I don't have to personally know Gary McAllister to imagine the kind of emotional pain and psychological turmoil he must be going through. Very young people may not have experienced the death of anyone they know but I think the rest of us can use our imagination when we think about his situation and offer our best wishes in the only way we can.

 

[Simon W]

Most of my sympathy goes to the cancer patients I visit and get to know weekly as a voluntary job with a local hospital. When they die, I sympathise with their families - I'm afraid I can't get too worked up over people I've never met and who - if you were all quite honest - don't mean a single thing to anyone on this site.

So you have no sympathy for 2 young kids who lose their Mother ??

 

[abee]

Most of my sympathy goes to the cancer patients I visit and get to know weekly as a voluntary job with a local hospital. When they die, I sympathise with their families - I'm afraid I can't get too worked up over people I've never met and who - if you were all quite honest - don't mean a single thing to anyone on this site.

Translation.

"I don't give a monkeys about the 103 British soldiers who have lost their lives in Iraq 'cos I've never met them or their families. I don't give a moments thought to the thirteen year old murdered schoolboy and the agony his family must be going through 'cos I've never met him either...... in fact unless you are one of the lucky people in this world whom I happen to know personally then I don't give a toss".

Signed

Larry Signy (Brentford FC supporter and humanitarian. I hope that you are all proud of me and my contributions to intelligent debate on this website)

 

[rebus]

Most of my sympathy goes to the cancer patients I visit and get to know weekly as a voluntary job with a local hospital. When they die, I sympathise with their families - I'm afraid I can't get too worked up over people I've never met and who - if you were all quite honest - don't mean a single thing to anyone on this site.

I suppose you don't give a toss what happened at Valley Parade in 1985 then either. See you in the paddock on Saturday.

 

[abee]

If you'd asked me, I'd certainly answered any questions you might have - that would only be polite. But perhaps you have been too busy over the past few weeks to answer my similar requests on behalf of Bees United - where, I believe you have an "open and honest" approach to your duties as a board member.

lol lol lol

Let me guess. Signy has been begging for an "interview" with Nurse Betty for the BFC programme. Nurse Betty shuddered in horror and dealt with him in the same way that Bee H did.

 

[Balders Bee]

Most of my sympathy goes to the cancer patients I visit and get to know weekly as a voluntary job with a local hospital. When they die, I sympathise with their families - I'm afraid I can't get too worked up over people I've never met and who - if you were all quite honest - don't mean a single thing to anyone on this site.

Firstly my thoughts and wishes are with the McAllister family at this difficult time.

Mr Signy that was a incredibly crass and insensitive post, whilst your voluntary work is commendable your assertion that such a tragedy doesn't mean anything to others is insulting. By all means speak for yourself (as you frequently do) but even though I obviously don't know the family my sentiments (as are everyones elses) are very real and sincere.

 

[Nurse Betty]

If you'd asked me, I'd certainly answered any questions you might have - that would only be polite. But perhaps you have been too busy over the past few weeks to answer my similar requests on behalf of Bees United - where, I believe you have an "open and honest" approach to your duties as a board member.

Banana, can you split this off from the McAllister thread? It's supposed to be for condolences but I feel I must answer Mr Signy's post. Thanks.

Mr Signy, I have already explained to you once that my work, domestic and BU commitments make it impossible for me to be interviewed by you for the BFC programme. I am not going to keep emailing you the same response every time you ask me for an interview.

I can be contacted via the BU website at any time if people want to question me about what I have been doing on the BU Board. Similarly, should they wish to send me a PM via this site, I will happily answer any questions.

I think it is a rather cheap post by you to be absolutely honest.

 

[Edmundo]

Mr Signy ... your voluntary work is commendable ...

Not sure why he feels he has to boast about it in this way, to be honest. Anyway, who does he think he is, Lady Di? I remember in the 1980s when Maggie Thatcher used to visit the victims of disasters in hospital and someone thought you ought to be able to get the equivalent of a donor card saying, "No visits from Thatcher if hospitalised." I can't think why I just remembered that!

 

[Twyler]

Most of my sympathy goes to the cancer patients I visit and get to know weekly as a voluntary job with a local hospital.

I have to confess (with a little shame I will admit) that my honest first thought on reading what you posted was "Jeez, havn't the patients got enough problems without you turning up to give them 'comfort' in their hour of need."

I do respect you for doing it though, although perhaps not as much as I would if you didn't feel the need to shout it from the roof tops that you are so caring. Bit Smashy and Nicey and 'charity' possibly?

 

[Edmundo]

You put the same thoughts much better than I did, Twyler.

 

[larrysigny]

I.....if you didn't feel the need to shout it from the roof tops that you are so caring.

I haven't exactly shouted it from the rooftops for the past five-plus years. However, when I'm accused of not caring - well, aren't I allowed to defend myself?

 

[Les Beeavinu]

Is this Larry's interview with Bee H? It's going well so far. What programme is this going to be in? Should be a cracking read.

 

[larrysigny]

I didn't think it possible Lazzer but you've gone even further down in my estimation of you following your earlier post, you're a Grade A Dick !

Do us all a favour eh and f*ck off !

Isn't this the kind of reply your master complains of from Griffin Park?

 

[larrysigny]

Is this Larry's interview with Bee H? It's going well so far. What programme is this going to be in? Should be a cracking read.

Sorry LB - in my opinion, BeeH just doesn't have the guts to give an "open and honest" interview.

 

[Twyler]

Err, what happened to Larry's intelligent posts?

 

[Banana]

Err, what happened to Larry's intelligent posts?

Some of the removed posts have now been restored; some of them have been edited before restoration; and some of them will remain deleted.

Please may I remind ALL contributors to not engage in personal insults. Thanks

 

[Twyler]

Sorry LB - in my opinion, BeeH just doesn't have the guts to give an "open and honest" interview.

I'm sure he would if asked by a proper journalist who he respected!

 

[abee]

Isn't this the kind of reply your master complains of from Griffin Park?

If you are referring to me Signy then kindly say so. I'm sick of you hiding behind the "some people" "they know who they are" crap.

Put in writing on here that you believe that I am Bee H's "master" and that he does what I tell him. Put it on here and take the consequences or retract. Or will it be another of your whining "I wasn't referring to you" responses as when you suddenly decided that "God's Chosen" didn't refer to me at all.