Why not ?But why? If you want to pay respects to those who've died in wars, there's an opportunity to do that on Remembrance Sunday, or at a local service. Do they have a minute's silence at the theatre, or at the cinema on Remembrance Sunday? I'm pretty sure they don't. So why at a football match?
Bang on mate, some right miserable fuckers on here, Victor Meldrew has got nowt on some of them.Yet another thread for moaning Blues.
It’s about respect, usually for members of the City family. It’s not about ‘being told what to do’. You either take part or you don’t. Easy.
I’m well up for as many minute’s silences or claps, especially if it winds up some of the absolute lunatics on here.
I often wonder how long will rememberence day go on for.
I also wonder why the Crimean War, Boer War, Trafalgar and Waterloo battles were not included at the time? Interesting that the distance between Trafalgar and WW1 is the same (ish) as WW1 and now.
In 100 years time (assuming the planet hasn't blown itself up) will anyone care about wars in the 20th century?
Bang on mate, some right miserable fuckers on here, Victor Meldrew has got nowt on some of them.
Perfect :)I was thinking of Tommy from Early Doors!
Equally why not at the theatre and cinema...Why not ?
Can't recall exactly when but I'd say it was around the time thatcher died.Can anyone recall when it started that we as a nation would do a minutes applause instead of silence? Was it when George Best died?
Cinema ????Equally why not at the theatre and cinema...