Very sad. RIP Queen of the Nürburgring.
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What a shame, seemed a great talent and character. RIP.
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She and her husband, had a log cabin restaurant built by a Canadian company called The Timber KIngs. It was featured on a tv program, of the same name.
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I had no idea she was ill, it really is a such a shame. Always enjoyed her appearances on TG she was such fun.
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I have a longstanding, wistfully nostalgic love for batshit-crazy German women, and she was queen of them all. A bright light rudely snuffed out at way too young an age.
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She was a shining light…such talent and personality to match…sad loss.
Awful news.
Far too young.
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I think she was the best of the TG presenters. Not the best woman - the best.
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tbf not that high a bar over the last 25 years or so.
Thanks to you I’ve just had a moment of fantasising about smashing in Jeremy Clarkson’s face with an iron bar.
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perfectly rational response.
I did rather enjoy the moment
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A sad day, will cherish the fond memories that we all enjoyed.
Peter Lorimer gone. 74
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My childhood hero, complete legend RIP
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That is very sad. I can’t believe he only played 21 times for Scotland though. How many would a player of his ability get now?
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Certainly could whack a ball, doubt there are many players who have scored more outside the box.
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That brought back a few memories (and a bunch of goals I don’t think I’ve seen before as I was too young). Thanks @stu.
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We always used to shout lorimer whilst taking a free kick over the park in the 70s.
I probably only remember half of those goals, definitely don’t remember that chip
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