Wayne Harrison ................... RIP.

[Slime]

Sad news today has broken of the passing of Wayne Harrison on Xmas day.
Thoughts go out to his family at times like this.
It wasn't so long ago that he, literally, had the world at his feet but I guess things don't always work out as you'd hope.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-25526130


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[chrisd]

Such sad news, far too young.

 

[In_The_Rough]

Tragic story. Just was not meant to happen for him with one setback after another.

 

[Liverbirdie]

Sad, sad news.

I remember when we signed him, great things were expected.

Not in that article, but in the local paper, it also listed a lot of other unfortunate things that happened in his life. The world was at his feet, fate had a different idea,sadly.

RIP Wayne.

Here is the link:- http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/ex-liverpool-football-club-player-6447765

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Had such wonderful prospects and the whole world in front of him but everything just fell apart

Very sad news

RIP

YNWA

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

It's very unfortunate - a fallen star plagued by injury who ends up as a lorry driver for a brewery and dies of pancreatic problems - well I fear that I can draw a most sad conclusion from that set of circumstances - a conclusion that I rather hope is not the case as that would make his death at so young an age even more upsetting for those who love him.

 

[Slime]

It's very unfortunate - a fallen star plagued by injury who ends up as a lorry driver for a brewery and dies of pancreatic problems - well I fear that I can draw a most sad conclusion from that set of circumstances - a conclusion that I rather hope is not the case as that would make his death at so young an age even more upsetting for those who love him.

Really ....................... please elaborate and enlighten us with your theory.
I am intrigued.


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[SwingsitlikeHogan]

It's not difficult to guess that the lad may have had alcohol problems given his circumstances and the nature of the condition that caused his death. I hope not as it is an awful affliction that would have caused misery for all those who loved him and dreadful feelings of loss and waste at his early death. I absolutely don't need or want to know the underlying causes of his condition - but I am aware that for those who struggle with alcohol it is always useful to be reminded of what can be around the corner and how life just doesn't always play fair. And given a golfing friend recently died at the age of 56 this is another reminder to me of the fragility of life and how we should really try and live for today, enjoy what life gives us, and not worry too much about what may or may not happen in the future.