Villa game now 3:07pm K.O.
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 Johnny D  Beckenham 21 Mar 14 5.53pm |
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I can't see it mentioned on here yet so I just thought I'd spread the word that the club have announced today that the Villa game will kick off at 3:07pm. This will be after a minute silence at 3:06pm in recognition of those who lost their lives in the Hillsborough Disaster 25 years ago. Every game will be the same. Only a good thing of course and I'm sure they'll be plenty of coverage that week and a reminder at the ground on the actual day. However this may save someone the embarrassment from innocently shouting out, "Hurry the **** up!" at 3:00pm when the teams haven't left the tunnel!
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| Johnny D Beckenham 21 Mar 14 6.02pm |
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Oh cancel that sorry, I've just seen the 'Let's all pander to Liverpool' thread and the guy getting (perhaps justifiably) quite a bit off stick, it's a much more interesting read!
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martinb75  Tampere 21 Mar 14 6.34pm |
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Don't put yourself down !, this thread is going quite well so far.
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| Mapletree Croydon 21 Mar 14 6.54pm |
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Quote martinb75 at 21 Mar 2014 6.34pm
Don't put yourself down !, this thread is going quite well so far.
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| Johnny D Beckenham 21 Mar 14 7.16pm |
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Ah, thanks guys!
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| Elpis In a pub 21 Mar 14 10.02pm |
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regardless of 25 years of blame game politics ,
And we still need a striker |
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| Palace15eagle London 21 Mar 14 10.13pm |
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Quote Elpis at 21 Mar 2014 10.02pm
regardless of 25 years of blame game politics ,
Your HOL best newcomer of the year 2013. My twitter account: [Link] |
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| EastEndPalace WithHardNutsCosImAHardBastard 21 Mar 14 10.58pm |
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What about the fans at Bradford they never get the same standing ovation as Liverpool fans do.
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| madpalacefan Bradford, 248.4(ish) miles from Se... 22 Mar 14 9.52am |
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Quote EastEndPalace at 21 Mar 2014 10.58pm
What about the fans at Bradford they never get the same standing ovation as Liverpool fans do. My father was born and grew up down Penge and Forest Hill, he moved up to West Yorkshire in 1977 for work and love (My Mum) hence why I was born and still live in Bradford.... While growing up I lived on a street called Longhouse Lane in Denholme, Bradford, I went to Denholme Primary School. 2 Doors up, and a couple years above me at school, were my childhood friends, Felix and Rupert Greenwood. I cannot remember much about their dad Peter, but remember their mum Hazel well. Where we lived in Denholme on that day, we could see the smoke from the fire at Valley Parade, over 7 miles away, it was sad for so many people. What was more saddening is that the 56 are never quite put in the same box as the 96, Lets remember all Football Fans across the world who, one day went to watch a football match, only to give that match their lives and never come home.. R.I.P
Remembering staffie for ever!, a gentleman and true great. unfortunately the HOL will never be the same without him. |
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| Plane Bromley 22 Mar 14 10.12am |
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Quote madpalacefan at 22 Mar 2014 9.52am
Quote EastEndPalace at 21 Mar 2014 10.58pm
What about the fans at Bradford they never get the same standing ovation as Liverpool fans do. My father was born and grew up down Penge and Forest Hill, he moved up to West Yorkshire in 1977 for work and love (My Mum) hence why I was born and still live in Bradford.... While growing up I lived on a street called Longhouse Lane in Denholme, Bradford, I went to Denholme Primary School. 2 Doors up, and a couple years above me at school, were my childhood friends, Felix and Rupert Greenwood. I cannot remember much about their dad Peter, but remember their mum Hazel well. Where we lived in Denholme on that day, we could see the smoke from the fire at Valley Parade, over 7 miles away, it was sad for so many people. What was more saddening is that the 56 are never quite put in the same box as the 96, Lets remember all Football Fans across the world who, one day went to watch a football match, only to give that match their lives and never come home.. R.I.P Very well said. R.I.P.
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| madpalacefan Bradford, 248.4(ish) miles from Se... 22 Mar 14 10.23am |
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Quote Plane at 22 Mar 2014 10.12am
Quote madpalacefan at 22 Mar 2014 9.52am
Quote EastEndPalace at 21 Mar 2014 10.58pm
What about the fans at Bradford they never get the same standing ovation as Liverpool fans do. My father was born and grew up down Penge and Forest Hill, he moved up to West Yorkshire in 1977 for work and love (My Mum) hence why I was born and still live in Bradford.... While growing up I lived on a street called Longhouse Lane in Denholme, Bradford, I went to Denholme Primary School. 2 Doors up, and a couple years above me at school, were my childhood friends, Felix and Rupert Greenwood. I cannot remember much about their dad Peter, but remember their mum Hazel well. Where we lived in Denholme on that day, we could see the smoke from the fire at Valley Parade, over 7 miles away, it was sad for so many people. What was more saddening is that the 56 are never quite put in the same box as the 96, Lets remember all Football Fans across the world who, one day went to watch a football match, only to give that match their lives and never come home.. R.I.P Very well said. R.I.P.
Remembering staffie for ever!, a gentleman and true great. unfortunately the HOL will never be the same without him. |
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adrian b  Landrindod, Wales 22 Mar 14 10.56am |
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It is a sad time and worthy of rememberance. We should also bear in mind the fight of those people in Liverpool who fought for years to have the whole affair properly investigated. So we ought to call to mind the inadequacy of the authorities (in Bradford), and the callous ineptitude of the same in Sheffield. Before some say this is not the place or time for apportioning blame, let's just say the deaths of those who weren't spared will be partly wasted if a lesson is not learnt. Lesson over, but so sad.
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