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Fell off the perch. Only 77.

"Didn't he fall off a horse and die making a film, donkey's years ago."

Mike Oxsaw I think McClintock had a pub near Highbury but may of had an interest in the Orange tree at some point. A lovely pub particularly in the summer and does decent food I used to go there regularly with my ex and would often see JK with his Mrs Bonnie or his football mates Barton Scales & Co. I preferred the Three Hammers down the road in Mill Hill though for obvious reasons.

Wasn't the Orange Tree once owned/managed at one time by Frank McClintock Seem to remember venturing over there from Burnt Oak on many a lunchtime drinking occasion.

"I recall being at, I think, Ipswich away after Roeder was sacked and hearing it was a done deal that Kinnear would be announced as our new manager. Not long afterwards Pardew was appointed. I suspect it would have been an absolute car crash had there been any truth. That press conference is gold though."

I liked him as well and am enjoying listening to him roast those journos.

ag ag ag One comment: It's like a Derek and Clive sketch.

Another old school character gone from the game. Liked his couldn't give a fuck attitude and said it how it is. Shit mullet though.

"yes, Joe had the measure of the gutter press parasites (full version here). RIP https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i_NQqnc_ue0"

Joe Kinnear opening a press conference when Newcastle manager. Kinnear : Which one is Simon Bird? Simon Bird : Me Kinnear : You're a cսnt Simon Bird : Thank you

He was good in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory RIP

Best remembered for his time at Wimbledon and the crazy gang era. RIP Joe

"Had dementia for almost a decade so probably a blessing Dont remember him as a player but he won the FA Cup, 2 League Cups & a UEFA Cup"

"Can't say I liked him if I'm being honest, but he did come from that old school type of football man and there's not many left now. Speaking of which, I caught a 23 min doc on Barry Fry, went out just a few days ago. A decent watch, has a few tales of course. He's 79 and still goes in every day at Peterborough."

Shame to hear that his. Scary that players and managers from my youth are so old and getting all hovis.

Rip Joe. Decent bloke by all accounts

I met Joe a few times and he was a nice enough fella He used to regularly frequent the Orange tree in Totteridge with Warren Barton and Mike Ashley Dementia strikes agan He lost a son to illness very young too

Are you for Kinnear? Say it fast.