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RIP Mani. We got to see the Stone Roses a few times early on in their career at small gigs in Manchester and got to see his first gig with the band in Manchester in ‘87.

I've started listening to all the radio series of Hinge & Bracket, and in several episodes a familiar face (or voice at least!) pops up, Walter Craddock. To me he's very similar to Wally in LOTSW and I'm sure the name is a nod to the...

All Life On Earth Was Created By Aliens.........Maybe!

I agree 100% with Flatcap 50..... out of our intrepid "formula 1 wannabee's" mouth comes the immortal words......"I'M GOIN' RACING.....A MAN HAS TO DO WHAT A MAN HAS TO DO !!!!!!!".........following by a look of absolute distain by...

Well, not matter what episode it is, I always like to go into the Cafe and see Sid. He is one of my favourite characters.

A funny moment was when he shuffled along that plank that was " thicker then two short planks"

It has to be him emerging from the deep in from Wellies to Wetsuit or as a Cowboy in Deep in the Heart of Yorkshire.

For me it is Car and Garter where he is the one convinced to attempt the latest crazy stunt which Compo initially avoids, and ultimately does (it appearss Sid has more bravery to try the racing rather than face Ivy - a wise decision)...

I liked seeing him playing golf and enjoying himself in 'The Kink in Foggy's Niblick', and everything he did in 'Getting Sam Home'.

I think he was brilliant. He (John) got his character so spot on. The nuances perfected. Absolutely top tier actor. Strangely I was watching him the other day in Serenade For.... episode and realised how excellent he was. Truly missed.

I think personally Sids death left a massive hole in the early days. He played a great foil to the trios antics and of course on times joined in. Plus he had some great lines . What was youre favourite Sid Moment.

Right said Gavin Hinchcliffe!

And Charlie had a think, and he said, "Look, Fred I got a sort of feelin' If we remove the sealing the junction will still function "All right, " said Fred, "stand back lads" With his crowbar gave a mighty blow Was he in trouble...

Council street cleaner who is responsible ( :fp: ) for my road amongst many others is a lazy xxxx. He quite literally waddles ten feet picks up a piece of litter with a litter picking thingy and puts it into a barely able bin liner...

This is so common. It's both offensive, ridiculous and a waste of thousands possibly millions in council tax.