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92 fair old age.
RIP.
RIP.
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R.I.P
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Good age to pull up stumps.
R.I.P |
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a Yorkshire legend. RIP.
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when the finger goes up you've got to go RIP dickie
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8 short of raising his bat but nevertheless a fine knock
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Sad news a real character
I remember the story when he retired he had always wanted a nice car can’t remember if it was a jaguar or a Mercedes on driving it home for the first time he hadn’t realised the gap up his garden wasn’t wide enough so straight back to the repair shop. |
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i don't think i could name another cricket umpire, sad news
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Very good point Elise there was one who would stand on one leg when the score reached 111 but I don’t know his name,
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I am so pleased he was so well treated by Yorkshire CC....I think he was an ambassador or alike and would attend all the home games being well fed and watered and fussed over. I have read a few of his stories from years gone by and he was incredibly funny. The players loved him as did the fans and that speaks volumes.
A legend of the game albeit in Umpire form. Another legend leaves us unfortunately, but as said previously what a fine knock. RIP Dicky |
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A true legend in the history of cricket, a real one off.
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Was it David Shephard?
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david shepherd yeah when the score was on nelson or multiples of nelson
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Think that might have been David Shepherd jimnast.
Though I stand corrected on that one. |
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probably the only bloke that could stick a finger up in barnsley and get away with it
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A fine Yorkshireman, RIP.
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Cheers lads it was David Shepherd
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had a great life but he was a huge pain after rain...didnt like to play too quickly
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R.I.P. As English as Roast Beef and Yorkshire pudding. A character and a decent man.
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