the_stig 6,614 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 Rugby games declare there holding it. thats malt down at bridgend with his banner then ... 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
whippet 99 2,613 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 my mrs had a minutes silence before a rugby game( what was she to do with the game)she came too watch and im sure iron lady watched a bit of sport from time to time ,..........and i kept it local but she could of had a couple more clubs giving a minutes silence......, yeah she was married to a rugby player but a minutes silence for a life time surely isnt to much too ask.... is family of players deserving a minutes silence.....? is famous people deserving a minutes silence? what about reckognised charity workers who have done a lifetime of fundraising but have nothing to do with any sport..? everyone is different but whever you agree or not i think you should respect just one minute.....but thats my opionion.....and i can see the reasoning behind your views ...... each to there own ,...we all have different morals... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Malt 379 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 Rugby games declare there holding it. thats malt down at bridgend with his banner then ... I don't think many Welsh games will hold one, it ain't the posh feckers who go to rugby matches here.. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
whippet 99 2,613 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 Rugby games declare there holding it. thats the difference between gentleman and hooligans.......... (here we go lol) Quote Link to post Share on other sites
baw 4,360 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 too controversial malt lol Its a conspiracy!!! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
scroat 62 Posted April 11, 2013 Author Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 heard the celtic boys are bringing rod stewart on at half time for a redition of wake up maggie Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 heard the celtic boys are bringing rod stewart on at half time for a redition of wake up maggie Well ive been to some rocking days/nights at Parkhead but that would be some sing song...... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
baw 4,360 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 my mrs had a minutes silence before a rugby game( what was she to do with the game)she came too watch and im sure iron lady watched a bit of sport from time to time ,..........and i kept it local but she could of had a couple more clubs giving a minutes silence......, yeah she was married to a rugby player but a minutes silence for a life time surely isnt to much too ask.... is family of players deserving a minutes silence.....? is famous people deserving a minutes silence? what about reckognised charity workers who have done a lifetime of fundraising but have nothing to do with any sport..? everyone is different but whever you agree or not i think you should respect just one minute.....but thats my opionion.....and i can see the reasoning behind your views ...... each to there own ,...we all have different morals... Nothing to do with morals. Football is getting used more and more as a tool to show our countries respect for people who not everyone respected. When it goes Pete tong, its the football club that pays the price. Why should it be forced into this situation, its only a football club, nothing to do with politics, celebrities etc etc. if its someone who supported,played, managed, etc etc that or a relative club then fair enough. Other than that, it shouldn't happen. Celtic has done a lot for football related disasters, ibrox, etc. we gave money to a European club when we played them cos one of their players got killed in a motorbike accident. Our fans won the best fans in the world award. Morally we are a very good supported club. But we stand for what we believe and that's no to respecting a minutes silence for a well hated politician that has heehaw to do with football. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
whippet 99 2,613 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 ........i dont see it as a rich against poor conflict ,....im poorer than poor but i will give a minute for any one even me worst enemies,.....as long as someone hasnt done anything morally wrong,....we had a local buisnessman murdered here ,....he would buy run down buisnesses and promise them this and that and stitch them up and come out smelling of roses financially time and time again...... well his down fall was when he stitched up a bloke who lost his house and familiy ,...........he went round to his house and shot him on his own door step and then killed himself in the church yard........ would i put iron lady in the category as this buisnessman ,..........me personally i wouldnt ....... i wouldnt give the buisnessman a minute of my piss......but was lady thatcher really that bad,.......i morally think she wasnt , it was the same for every person who lived under her reign . each to there own....and it has been said she wouldnt of let these aliens on our land ....... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
JohnGalway 1,043 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 Better luck with hip, hip, hooray I reckon. This post needs a "tin hat" smiley. 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
whippet 99 2,613 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 my mrs had a minutes silence before a rugby game( what was she to do with the game)she came too watch and im sure iron lady watched a bit of sport from time to time ,..........and i kept it local but she could of had a couple more clubs giving a minutes silence......, yeah she was married to a rugby player but a minutes silence for a life time surely isnt to much too ask.... is family of players deserving a minutes silence.....? is famous people deserving a minutes silence? what about reckognised charity workers who have done a lifetime of fundraising but have nothing to do with any sport..? everyone is different but whever you agree or not i think you should respect just one minute.....but thats my opionion.....and i can see the reasoning behind your views ...... each to there own ,...we all have different morals... Nothing to do with morals. Football is getting used more and more as a tool to show our countries respect for people who not everyone respected. When it goes Pete tong, its the football club that pays the price. Why should it be forced into this situation, its only a football club, nothing to do with politics, celebrities etc etc. if its someone who supported,played, managed, etc etc that or a relative club then fair enough. Other than that, it shouldn't happen. Celtic has done a lot for football related disasters, ibrox, etc. we gave money to a European club when we played them cos one of their players got killed in a motorbike accident. Our fans won the best fans in the world award. Morally we are a very good supported club. But we stand for what we believe and that's no to respecting a minutes silence for a well hated politician that has heehaw to do with football. my mrs had a minutes silence before a rugby game( what was she to do with the game)she came too watch and im sure iron lady watched a bit of sport from time to time ,..........and i kept it local but she could of had a couple more clubs giving a minutes silence......, yeah she was married to a rugby player but a minutes silence for a life time surely isnt to much too ask.... is family of players deserving a minutes silence.....? is famous people deserving a minutes silence? what about reckognised charity workers who have done a lifetime of fundraising but have nothing to do with any sport..? everyone is different but whever you agree or not i think you should respect just one minute.....but thats my opionion.....and i can see the reasoning behind your views ...... each to there own ,...we all have different morals... Nothing to do with morals. Football is getting used more and more as a tool to show our countries respect for people who not everyone respected. When it goes Pete tong, its the football club that pays the price. Why should it be forced into this situation, its only a football club, nothing to do with politics, celebrities etc etc. if its someone who supported,played, managed, etc etc that or a relative club then fair enough. Other than that, it shouldn't happen. Celtic has done a lot for football related disasters, ibrox, etc. we gave money to a European club when we played them cos one of their players got killed in a motorbike accident. Our fans won the best fans in the world award. Morally we are a very good supported club. But we stand for what we believe and that's no to respecting a minutes silence for a well hated politician that has heehaw to do with football. well i think sport is involved in everyones life at some point.......when some one has a bad name it sticks and it gets worst .........sadly most who boo the minutes silence wont even know why there booing and some wouldnt of even lived under her during her era..... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
pritch 335 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 reading and liverpool on the radio now slabbering about it. thats to do with the Hillsborough anniversary Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 my mrs had a minutes silence before a rugby game( what was she to do with the game)she came too watch and im sure iron lady watched a bit of sport from time to time ,..........and i kept it local but she could of had a couple more clubs giving a minutes silence......, yeah she was married to a rugby player but a minutes silence for a life time surely isnt to much too ask.... is family of players deserving a minutes silence.....? is famous people deserving a minutes silence? what about reckognised charity workers who have done a lifetime of fundraising but have nothing to do with any sport..? everyone is different but whever you agree or not i think you should respect just one minute.....but thats my opionion.....and i can see the reasoning behind your views ...... each to there own ,...we all have different morals... Nothing to do with morals. Football is getting used more and more as a tool to show our countries respect for people who not everyone respected. When it goes Pete tong, its the football club that pays the price. Why should it be forced into this situation, its only a football club, nothing to do with politics, celebrities etc etc. if its someone who supported,played, managed, etc etc that or a relative club then fair enough. Other than that, it shouldn't happen. Celtic has done a lot for football related disasters, ibrox, etc. we gave money to a European club when we played them cos one of their players got killed in a motorbike accident. Our fans won the best fans in the world award. Morally we are a very good supported club. But we stand for what we believe and that's no to respecting a minutes silence for a well hated politician that has heehaw to do with football. > my mrs had a minutes silence before a rugby game( what was she to do with the game)she came too watch and im sure iron lady watched a bit of sport from time to time ,..........and i kept it local but she could of had a couple more clubs giving a minutes silence......, yeah she was married to a rugby player but a minutes silence for a life time surely isnt to much too ask.... is family of players deserving a minutes silence.....? is famous people deserving a minutes silence? what about reckognised charity workers who have done a lifetime of fundraising but have nothing to do with any sport..? everyone is different but whever you agree or not i think you should respect just one minute.....but thats my opionion.....and i can see the reasoning behind your views ...... each to there own ,...we all have different morals... Nothing to do with morals. Football is getting used more and more as a tool to show our countries respect for people who not everyone respected. When it goes Pete tong, its the football club that pays the price. Why should it be forced into this situation, its only a football club, nothing to do with politics, celebrities etc etc. if its someone who supported,played, managed, etc etc that or a relative club then fair enough. Other than that, it shouldn't happen. Celtic has done a lot for football related disasters, ibrox, etc. we gave money to a European club when we played them cos one of their players got killed in a motorbike accident. Our fans won the best fans in the world award. Morally we are a very good supported club. But we stand for what we believe and that's no to respecting a minutes silence for a well hated politician that has heehaw to do with football. well i think sport is involved in everyones life at some point.......when some one has a bad name it sticks and it gets worst .........sadly most who boo the minutes silence wont even know why there booing and some wouldnt of even lived under her during her era..... I'm getting your point mate....personally i'd rather just turn up late and miss the silence rather than boo......thats just me. But i certainly wouldn't be annoyed at anyone who decided to boo......i dont know there circumstances and how Maggie effected them in life. Maybe it will be a chance for some folk to verbally stick 2 fingers up at her....its a silly thing to ask half pissed supporters to do anyway.... 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
scroat 62 Posted April 11, 2013 Author Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 reading and liverpool on the radio now slabbering about it. thats to do with the Hillsborough anniversary She was part of the cover up.nuff said. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
pritch 335 Posted April 11, 2013 Report Share Posted April 11, 2013 Rugby games declare there holding it. that,ll be rugby union,can,t see it happening at league grounds which are predominantly based in pit towns Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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