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My apologies for confuusing this McCready with another whom I know.

Played him only once, in a London Leage game.

Cause of death known?

Absolutely!

Like your blaming three perfectly innocent people, eh, Mike?

He taught us all sweet nothing re split infinitives... but he boldly went where no man had gone before in teaching me how to properly write a letter. And I guess he did satisfactorily teach me English well enough for books I helpfully co-author to adroitly make it into plays which then judiciously t...

Señor Paul F. Habershon, a regular contributor to this forum, taught a class I was in how to properly write a letter in 1971.

I still consider that by far the most important thing I learned at school...

I usually find it safe with Master Bates.

Paul Smith´s and James Graham´s discussion re the play based on our book hitting the West End were not misplaced.

https://www.chichester.news/entertainme ... -west-end/

I think this gentleman represented Wales in the 1979 World Junior Championship...

Sad to learn of his passing.

A book is merely a book 8) BUT, The play´s the thing! :D James Graham's QUIZ play, at Minerva Theatre, Chichester, was extraordinary http://www.whatsonstage.com/chichester-theatre/reviews/quiz-james-graham-minerva-millionaire_45120.html?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=11nov2017 htt...

And so it begins...

Sorry about the (quite understandably misinterpreted) :?: Icon. It´s just that I haven´t yet figured out how to delete posts... and, in the hope of locating the ´ Delete ´ button simply stuck something there! If you´re not interested then fair enough. But Benjamin did opine ...and without reading th...

Messrs, Twitchell, Gunn and perhaps more particularly McReady, Farthing and Benjamin ALL welcome tonight at the opening performance of the play which has stemmed from our book! http://www.stagereview.co.uk/theatre-news/gavin-spokes-takes-major-role-in-james-grahams-quiz-at-chichester/ :lol: If you´...

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Messrs, Twitchell, Gunn and perhaps more particularly Farthing and Benjamin ALL welcome tonight!

http://www.stagereview.co.uk/theatre-ne ... hichester/