Starmers Brother

[Sprotyrover]

Starmers 60 year old brother Nik, has Died of Cancer, a horrible illness that doesn’t differentiate between folks, RIP

[Not Now Kato]

RIP

[idler]

R.I.P. 60 is no age these days.

[drfchound]

Horrible news.

[Usher wide.]

Cancer is truly the ‘devils disease’. Six or sixty it has no distinction.

[tyke1962]

No matter what you think of him as a PM losing your brother is heartbreaking .

Nik had a tough life from what I've read and probably suffered with autism that wouldn't have been diagnosed in those days .

RIP Nik .

[scawsby steve]

Thoughts and prayers with the Starmer family at this sad time.

[selby]

  I wonder if the Chancellor is thinking about the inheritance tax, and the old age pension she won't have to coff up, they love it.

[Filo]

  I wonder if the Chancellor is thinking about the inheritance tax.

Shameful comment!

[DonnyOsmond]

  I wonder if the Chancellor is thinking about the inheritance tax.

f**king hell Selby.

[selby]

  Why its what they think of others, and admit to 4000 a year in fact. They don't give a damn and you wouldn't if it had not been his brother,
  My wife died in eight weeks  of cancer that attacked her leg, she was told it was a touch of arthritis by the doctor who said your 74 years old overweight I will put you on a gym membership come back in six months.
  I paid privately two weeks later for a scan and they rushed her straight in with strict instructions do not walk on your leg it could separate there is  little bone structure at the knee joint.
   The only correspondence I have had from the government since is from the tax office, Don't expect me to be bothered about a quislings brother I don't give a fig.
 

[SydneyRover]

  I wonder if the Chancellor is thinking about the inheritance tax, and the old age pension she won't have to coff up, they love it.

https://clubdoncasterfoundation.co.uk/health-and-wellbeing

[drfchound]

  I wonder if the Chancellor is thinking about the inheritance tax, and the old age pension she won't have to coff up, they love it.

https://clubdoncasterfoundation.co.uk/health-and-wellbeing

We know about that here in the UK.
It is a very good initiative.
Did your brother attend?

[SydneyRover]

  I wonder if the Chancellor is thinking about the inheritance tax, and the old age pension she won't have to coff up, they love it.

https://clubdoncasterfoundation.co.uk/health-and-wellbeing

By the way selby, this is a serious suggestion, It's quite easy to see that you have struggled more since your wife died, you need real friends, family not opportunists.

[drfchound]

You needn’t worry about him Syd, knowing selby as I do you can be assured that he has a very good network of friends.

[SydneyRover]

Why a real friend would use someone's grief as a pivot to contunue a petty feud is beyond me, but then there is nowhere you won't go, as shown above to do that aye?

[selby]

  You  could just see him as one of your pieces of gammon Syd if he was brother to a Tory PM Eye

[SydneyRover]

  You  could just see him as one of your pieces of gammon Syd if he was brother to a Tory PM Eye

The thing is selby, I see some of your posts as a cry for help beyond everyday forum banter.

[drfchound]

Why a real friend would use someone's grief as a pivot to contunue a petty feud is beyond me, but then there is nowhere you won't go, as shown above to do that aye?

If that is aimed at me, can you explain what you mean as I have absolutely no idea.
I have made two observations based on the drivel that you wrote.
One comment very much supporting selby and the other explaining that we know about the Club Doncaster initiative.
I mentioned your brother as you had previously told us that he lives very close to the Eco Stadium and thought he might have taken advantage of the course.

[Bentley Bullet]

  You  could just see him as one of your pieces of gammon Syd if he was brother to a Tory PM Eye

The thing is selby, I see some of your posts as a cry for help beyond everyday forum banter.

It seems you see a lot of things in that mind of yours Skippy. It's all right to say what you see, but unfortunately in your case, it's all b*llocks.

[SydneyRover]

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[DonnyOsmond]

Everyone move on. If anyone wishes to comment on the actual point of the thread feel free but there's no point in what's currently happening.