Tribute

[hibbysam]

I know it's a tad early but at some stage the club i am sure will have a minutes tribute before the game... Can we please have a minutes silence... Applause just doesn't seem right for something so close to us as a club!

[ozzie]

I know it's a tad early but at some stage the club i am sure will have a minutes tribute before the game... Can we please have a minutes silence... Applause just doesn't seem right for something so close to us as a club!

Won't happen, he was close toi us as a club but not necessarily our opponents, ever club has its idiots and also there are a lot of young kids who go to the game who don't understand a minutes silence.

[Houchy]

Remember, hearts also had a youngster who died yesterday at the early age of 13. Surely we can be respectful for 1 minute at the start of the derby FFS. If we can't be mutually respectful for 2 youngsters, I really do despair!!!

[Bleeds green]

Won't happen, he was close toi us as a club but not necessarily our opponents, ever club has its idiots and also there are a lot of young kids who go to the game who don't understand a minutes silence.

Every club in Britain recently held a minutes silence for Nelson Mandela there is no reason to doubt a minutes silence would be impeccably held under such tragic circumstances for both clubs. Time for rivalry to be put aside and a city come together

[ozzie]

I agree it should be a minutes silence but just can't see it happening.

[hibbymick]

A minutes silence after copious amounts of alcohol has been consumed in the days and hours leading up to the game. As much as i would like to see it happen, i really cant see it. On this occasion a minutes applause should be the answer. IMO

[Geo_1875]

If you feel a minutes silence is appropriate it should be done at a time when it would be observed with decorum.

Unfortunately, that will not happen at the derby.

Hearts have a home game on Boxing Day, Hibs at home on Sunday.

That's the appropriate time and place IMO.

[cabbageandribs1875]

If you feel a minutes silence is appropriate it should be done at a time when it would be observed with decorum.

Unfortunately, that will not happen at the derby.

Hearts have a home game on Boxing Day, Hibs at home on Sunday.

That's the appropriate time and place IMO.


this, both at home to killie so i'm sure a minutes silence at each game is possible

[Purehibee_MYB]

Whatever the families feel is appropriate and want done, should be done. Simple as that.

[hibbymick]

I agree with the last 3 comments. :agree:

[theonlywayisup]

How about a minutes applause in the 13th and 18th minute in the Derby?

[ozzie]

How about a minutes applause in the 13th and 20th minute in the Derby?
18 th?

[theonlywayisup]

18 th?

Correct, now corrected.

[Pretty Boy]

I like the armband idea mentioned on the other thread and it seems Kickback users like it as well.

It'a simple and dignified. That with a minutes silence or applause is about right imo.

[Sir David Gray]

If you feel a minutes silence is appropriate it should be done at a time when it would be observed with decorum.

Unfortunately, that will not happen at the derby.

Hearts have a home game on Boxing Day, Hibs at home on Sunday.

That's the appropriate time and place IMO.

I agree that it should be done on Sunday, as that is our next home game, but I don't think there would be any problem with holding a silence at the derby.

I'm quite certain it would be impeccably observed.

[hungryhibs]

I like the armband idea mentioned on the other thread and it seems Kickback users like it as well.

It'a simple and dignified. That with a minutes silence or applause is about right imo.

i also think this is a good way for the clubs 2 go and at the bottom of both teams toms the both boys 2nd names would also be good as it would be a mark of respect for both clubs 2 reconise these people

[Geo_1875]

I think we could be going a bit OTT here. Fair enough with a minutes silence and players wearing armbands but it should be at our next home game or not at all.