News about Gerry Marsden

TikTok's final wish was broken by his 83-year-old grandfather's emotional song. Joe Deans, a Liverpool born musician who now lives in Southport, wrote his song 'Gerry's Ferry' for two years.' Joe said he has been writing a lot of poetry since his wife, 55 years old Mausie, passed away in 2022, and he opted to write the poem as he believes his own 'time has come'. Daniel Astles (pictured right), a singer, and the two performed the poem as a group, and he and his grandson turned it into a song.

On Sunday, a legend in Gerry And The Pacemakers performed one of his prized possessions on the Antiques Roadshow.

During Sunday night's episode, an Antiques Roadshow visitor was left completely shocked after being told that his Ming vase was worth an eye catching sum.

It was 5.25 p.m. and the traditional Premier League fair play handshake had just taken place. An already high atmosphere for a low-key end-of-season fixture was about to shift in block 202 of the Kop. In this section of the stadium, they had just been singing for Mo Salah - Liverpool's Egyptian King - in their words, but they knew what was coming. Everyone did. So Anfield's long-serving stadium announcer George Sephton began to announce that the National Anthem was going to be played. Sephton's voice is as recognisable at Liverpool's home as the team's red shirt, but it is getting more and more difficult to understand what he was saying. There was shouting and yelling, widespread dissatisfaction, and then the drum roll for God Save the King began.