GBlue   1
  20:01, Tue 9 Jun
Keith Piper passed away today, a great player for the Bears - RIP.
mad   0
Replying to GBlue   20:14, Tue 9 Jun
Very sad news. At his peak a far better keeper than Jack Russell. And I saw him make his maiden century alongside some kid from Santa Cruz
Finchy   0
Replying to mad   20:16, Tue 9 Jun
Where have you seen this? Great player.
mad   0
Replying to Finchy   20:53, Tue 9 Jun
Sadly confirmed by The Doctor's grandson
Tall   0
Replying to mad   21:09, Tue 9 Jun
Sadly true, our best ever keeper and a good lad too
What did the Knights in White satin?
Le Mod   0
Replying to GBlue   21:34, Tue 9 Jun
Can’t have even very old? Was the first wicketkeeper I can properly remember as he was Bears wicketkeeper when I first started following cricket
Replying to Le Mod   21:38, Tue 9 Jun
Yep, up there with Warwick’s best in terms of his reflexes, gave up a lot of his time to coach us too

A really nice guy and an excellent keeper
Free Thongs
mad   1
Replying to Le Mod   21:45, Tue 9 Jun
56 no age at all
A product of that rare era (for cricket at least post 1950's) when working class boys managed to get a look in. Got into cricket through Haringey College didn't he alongside Adrian Rollins, Roland Butcher, Philip De Freitas and Chris Lewis.

A rich seam of talent that was slammed shut with the sell offs of the playing fields and the abolition of the GLC
A_n_E   0
Replying to GBlue   22:07, Tue 9 Jun
Bloody hell, I used to play with pipes for M&B BitD before he went to the Bears.
He was a good lad and a real laugh in the dressing room and the bar too.

I can't see anything online where is it being reported?
AnE - conspiracy theorist, ardent viler-hater, nutjob cyclist, Cubie-bater, go-to iconoclast
evanio   -1
Replying to GBlue   01:58, Wed 10 Jun
A great keeper for the Bears in that triple winning team in 94.
I remember seeing a lot of his family having a great day out in one of the Lords gardens at the Pavilion end during one of the number of times we made it down there.

Very sad but happy memories.