Did you know her?

She was alright.

She was just...

Because they have like a group, like an oldie pensioner group thing that communities don't have.

And Anna runs it.

And obviously on Thursday when I was told that I was like, can you just not mention it to anyone

because Tina's not told everyone yet and I don't know if she's told them or she hasn't told.

So then the oldies have been constantly messaging and I was saying people were telling me

Val's dad, is it true?

And she was like, I just can't remember.

I said, well you're just going to have to do it then.

But we were forced to come out on Sunday because it was Ajax 18 so it was very late.

And we were driving her out.

She said, I'm fucking picking you up.

If I have to drag you in this fucking car, I'll do it.

She said, you're not staying in that fucking house.

We dragged her out on Sunday.

I remember it.

It's just...

I've got a feeling.

I've got a really funny feeling that a funeral's going to happen when Ben's out.

That's how long it takes.

Yeah.

I've got a really funny feeling.

And obviously I can't miss it.

No.

But I have that funny feeling.

Well, we're going to have to do it.

We're going to have to do it.

It's no other chance.

She'll be fucking tamed and she's not even got any gravy.

Her granddaughter Emma, she was the same age as me, going up to her.

And she goes, I want to get a girl for you.

I'm not going to get a girl for you.

I'm not calling her off.

She's privately messaged people.

So she messaged her auntie Annie.

She messaged her mum.

Asking if we can put money towards it.

But don't tell my mum because my mum don't know.

And my mum will be fuming.

And her nan will be absolutely in love with us.

What?

Is there no money or something?

Yeah.

They just...

They probably want to go over and talk to her.

I mean...

Yeah.

But she wouldn't have wanted that.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, that's like when David's dad passed away, like we went for one of Jupiter's coffins

because everybody's like, oh, what do you think?

And I said, if we had gone for an expensive, if we'd gone for an expensive coffin, it'd

be livid.

Yeah.

He spent his life being through, like, not wanting to spend money.

Yeah.

I said, so we're just putting him in an expensive box to burn it.

Like, it wouldn't, it'd be tiny and it is great because he wouldn't, I mean, don't

get me wrong, it still looked nice and it was still like 800 quid.

Yeah.

That were the cheapest one.

Well, they're getting him cremated because the granddad were cremated and so they can

be together.

But she never spent money on herself.

It always went to the grandkids.

So, and she never asked for money.

So she'd be taming my aunt what she is.

She'd be floating about.

She'd be taming me.

I'd have to call my shepherd once and say, pop out that water.

Is that why she wants to?

Oh, yeah, I know why she wants to.

I've got to, I've got to wear it, haven't I?

Uh-huh.

I've got to wear it.

Did you see all the stuff, what happened on the side of the checker?

Yeah.

I took David to his mum's at 10 o'clock in the morning and you ought to have seen

Hillsborough.

It was absolutely rammed at 10 o'clock in the morning.

And it was a right good vibe.

Everybody got their Hawaiian shirts on and loads of families were there.

It was just like really good.

Probably took me an hour for a round journey that normally takes me like 20 minutes.

You went up to St James's for shopping and on our way back, we were stuck in traffic.

And obviously we were nowhere near the binos.

Yeah.

It was really busy.

David won't tell her and his mum, because they were right up front in like one of the

corners, like basically, and when they scored, I think it was when Liam Park, is it Liam

Palmer, scored, he went right up to them.

So Cameron, David and his mum were like, yeah, like that.