Liam Miller

[calumhibee1]

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At times like this a minutes silence is more respectful. RIP Liam. Sad sad news.

I agree.

[hibby6270]

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At times like this a minutes silence is more respectful. RIP Liam. Sad sad news.

Well respected minute’s silence at Parkhead today.
We should do the same next week.

[stoneyburn hibs]

God awful , no age at all RIP Liam .

[bod]

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This - definately - 36th minute???

think it'll be before the game starts

[Sir David Gray]

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At times like this a minutes silence is more respectful. RIP Liam. Sad sad news.

Absolutely.

Liam Miller was a young man who has tragically lost his life after suffering one of the most awful illnesses known to mankind and has left behind a young family.

A minute's silence is the most appropriate way to mark his passing in my opinion and I hope Hibs announce it will be a silence as opposed to an applause ahead of the game next week.

[Sammy7nil]

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Absolutely.

Liam Miller was a young man who has tragically lost his life after suffering one of the most awful illnesses known to mankind and has left behind a young family.

A minute's silence is the most appropriate way to mark his passing in my opinion and I hope Hibs announce it will be a silence as opposed to an applause ahead of the game next week.

I agree thanks fo the memories Liam RIP

[lapsedhibee]

Any churchgoers make any sense of this remark?

Speaking at the funeral mass in his home village of Ovens, parish priest Fr Liam O hIci, said Mr Miller had "completed his life to the full".

Seems an odd thing to say about a 36-year-old.

[JimBHibees]

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Any churchgoers make any sense of this remark?

Speaking at the funeral mass in his home village of Ovens, parish priest Fr Liam O hIci, said Mr Miller had "completed his life to the full".

Seems an odd thing to say about a 36-year-old.

Probably just that he lived life to the full when alive.