17-08-2023, 10:21
17-08-2023, 10:33
Parky was on the TV for seven decades and interviewed several thousand guests and all I can remember him for was being terrorised by that blasted emu.
He was all things Yorkshire, from the cricket team to the tea. RIP Sir Michael
He was all things Yorkshire, from the cricket team to the tea. RIP Sir Michael
17-08-2023, 15:21
Parky was a former team-mate of Boycott & Dickie Bird at Barnsley Cricket Club. A regular at Yorkshire matches & a past president of Scarborough Cricket Club. A minutes silence was held before the Yorkshire v Hampshire 50 over match today at York.
RIP Parky
A true Yorkshireman
RIP Parky
A true Yorkshireman
17-08-2023, 15:38
(17-08-2023 10:33 )Charlemagne Wrote: [ -> ]Parky was on the TV for seven decades and interviewed several thousand guests and all I can remember him for was being terrorised by that blasted emu.
He was all things Yorkshire, from the cricket team to the tea. RIP Sir Michael
Emu was a walk in the park compared to Meg Ryan.
RIP Sir Michael
17-08-2023, 18:20
Will never forget his interview with 'our boy' George Best!! In one sense, humourous, but obviously - in the round - a tragedy unfolding! Also Mark Knopfler *All Hail*. wasn't all that happy he interrupted Mark's playing at the time I must admit. The audience reaction too said the same!
17-08-2023, 18:23
(17-08-2023 15:21 )Boomerangutangangbang Wrote: [ -> ]Parky was a former team-mate of Boycott & Dickie Bird at Barnsley Cricket Club. A regular at Yorkshire matches & a past president of Scarborough Cricket Club. A minutes silence was held before the Yorkshire v Hampshire 50 over match today at York.I saw the guys line - up and wondered what for, then the strap line on the screen gave the name. Initially I wondered 'who??' then immediately realised!
RIP Parky
A true Yorkshireman
17-08-2023, 19:22
The most admirable interview he did was with Ali. Don't think he got much in edgeways with him. A true tv legend on Saturday night.
RIP Sir Michael, 88 is a great innings.
RIP Sir Michael, 88 is a great innings.
17-08-2023, 21:17
RIP
18-08-2023, 13:06
A moving interview/tribute on BBC Breakfast this morning with Dickie Bird, a mixture of laughter & tears.