SouthStander12
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Personally think an applause is something we do to much. I think Manchester na na na for one minute would be decent or something else in the 22nd minute?
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A mark of respect for the Manchester terror attack?
- Thread starter kippax01
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To me the minutes applause doesn't show any respect, A minutes silence is much poignant and people actually know what its about as its announced before the game. The minutes applause is used far too often now, and totally lacks impact we cant do it every-time someone dies. Plus i hate when i minutes silence is drowned out by applause. You clap a goal not somebody dying
This is my question as wellMinutes silence please
Did the rags do anything?
Did Rags do anything before their WHU game.? Would hate to see that they would 'milk' this tragedy for the next 50 years.
I agree a minutes silence is appropriate.
This is my question as well
Did Rags do anything before their WHU game.? Would hate to see that they would 'milk' this tragedy for the next 50 years.
I agree a minutes silence is appropriate.
why is that even a question ? who gives a f*ck about them ?
jimmygrimblesboots
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1st chance we have as a club to pay our respects , a minutes silence would be the right thing to do , a young girl who lived a couple of miles from me lost her life a real tragic situation , my grandaughter is a similar age , does'nt bare thinking about.
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We have the Boxing Day (or nearest to it) minute's silence every year - which has incorrectly been changed to an applause in the last few years - to remember the bad events from the year past.
We need to get rid of all these game-after-game applause and things from football and just use that end of year silence as remembrance
We need to get rid of all these game-after-game applause and things from football and just use that end of year silence as remembrance
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We didn't even remember to do it for Mike Doyle when he'd died one Summer and he was a City legend1st chance we have as a club to pay our respects , a minutes silence would be the right thing to do , a young girl who lived a couple of miles from me lost her life a real tragic situation , my grandaughter is a similar age , does'nt bare thinking about.
The minutes applause is okay for someone who has had a long innings. Doesn't seem right for people who's lives have been cut dreadfully shortTo me the minutes applause doesn't show any respect, A minutes silence is much poignant and people actually know what its about as its announced before the game. The minutes applause is used far too often now, and totally lacks impact we cant do it every-time someone dies. Plus i hate when i minutes silence is drowned out by applause. You clap a goal not somebody dying