The OP has a point, Bobby Charltons died, only his clubs should hold a minutes silence.How hard is it to respect a minute of silence.
Some people need a head wobble and learn some respect
Whats this final whistle you talk aboutHey....you've gone too far with leaving after the final whistle you bounder.
I always respect them and also remove my hat, just seems to be a good deal more of them than there used to be.How hard is it to respect a minute of silence.
Some people need a head wobble and learn some respect
They’ll have a minutes silence tonight so I cannot see the point in another one on Sunday. Oh wait it’s the rags they will milk it for all they can and I would not be surprised to see it every year, their very own Remembrance Day added to the Munich oneHow hard is it to respect a minute of silence.
Some people need a head wobble and learn some respect
All bar Geoff Hurst from 66 have sadly gone now. However, did we have national mourning for all of them? I don’t think we did.Put simply, he won the WC so he deserves respect from the English football community. If he hadn't have won it, he'd be a united legend and probably still regarded as one of our best, but winning the WC elevates him, quite rightly. You get club legends and then there are national heroes and icons and that 1966 team is immortal.
I'm not sure if other teams will do anything this weekend following his death. Was Greaves the last of that team to die, before Charlton? Can't remember if anything was done outside of his former teams.
I’d love to know what happened there. I really hope they were ‘forgotten’ for the 1st half (In memory of Franny), rather than the announcement of Bobby Charlton’s passing during HT. does anybody actually know the truth surrounding this fuck up?But City only wore black armbands in the second half !
It’s not hard at all. I just can’t be fucking arsed with them, I’m there to watch football.How hard is it to respect a minute of silence.
Some people need a head wobble and learn some respect
Spot on.It’s not hard at all. I just can’t be fucking arsed with them, I’m there to watch football.
If it’s not football related, it should not have a silence at a football stadium. I don’t care what tragedy has gone on, I don’t want them being mentioned or given any recognition at a game of football.
There are 32 armed conflicts going on in the world, around 35,000 people a year are murdered or go missing never to be found in Mexico. If we’re having them for Israel:Palestine we should be arriving at the stadium six hours before kick off to stand in silence every week to make sure we get in all the tragedies and conflicts of the world.
Fuck it all off.
Just have silences at the footy for football related deaths.
Just leave it outside.Exactly , with all this injury time being added on , when the clocks go back i will have to leave at half time , i havent got any lights on my bike.
The OP has a point, Bobby Charltons died only his clubs should hold a minutes silence.
If it true bill kenwright has carked it only everton need to hold a silence.
before silences were for nationl tragedies or club related deaths, not any old thing.
on applause on xyz minute, not a fan but will repect