In reply to Post #26
Poor chap.

In reply to Post #26
fingers crossed for the guy, hoping he can get through this.

such a character and definitely one of the good guys in carp fishing,infact in life in general.....let's hope they make him as comfortable as they can and pain free.

In reply to Post #33
If he is in The Dougie Mac Hospice in Blurton they will.They are absolutely amazing up there

In reply to Post #26
Never met Iain but I've only ever heard nice things about him. I feel really sad and hope he can find some comfort in knowing how massively liked and respected he is from the angling community.

In reply to Post #35
What a bloody shame, comes across as a top bloke and I admire his drive to crack on with life considering the circumstances. Thinking off him tonight.

I bumped into him once or twice over the years. Really nice fella, always had time to chat. It's a cruel illness. My thoughts and prayers go out to him, his family and friends

In reply to Post #37
He is a really nice bloke

Very sad news, I never met Iain but I found his videos on YouTube to be entertaining and made me laugh out loud sometimes. It is at this time he needs the love and comfort from his family and the greater angling community, cancer is a cruel illness that will impact on most people during their lifetime. My prayers are with you Iain and your family stay strong my thoughts are with you.

Michael

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, Ian. Stay strong, there's a better place ahead.

In reply to Post #26
Iain, I've lost your number mate a few years ago or I'd message you personally.

I am so sorry to hear this Iain. You're an absolutely lovely bloke and it's just not fair.

I'm so sorry mate x x x x x x

Only speaking to him a few weeks ago in carp scene, you'd never guess he was as ill as he was, few weeks later getting moved into palliative care, sucks really does.

Very sad indeed. My thoughts are with him and his family

Very sad news. I enjoyed his podcast.

Sad news indeed 😢 .