I won't be applauding but I wouldn't dream of spoiling it for those who want to show their respect or appreciation or whatever.
If you want to applaud then do so. If you don't then stay in the concourse or just stand quietly.
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20-08-2022 09:02 AM #91PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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20-08-2022 09:04 AM #92This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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I know people still cling to the past that we were started by Irish Catholics, but so what. We are now a secular Scottish club that should be inclusive to all and leave that sh*t to the two bigoted clubs in the West.
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20-08-2022 09:11 AM #94
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20-08-2022 09:14 AM #96
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20-08-2022 09:17 AM #97
All a matter of perceptions. UVF also can be seen as a paramilitary group but to me both them and IRA are terrorists. But as you say this board is not the place for this. I personally believe alot of fans will try justifying booing by claiming a terrorist link, while wouldn't do the same for Stokes. Totally hypocritical.
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20-08-2022 09:18 AM #98
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Has there ever been a minutes applause so long after someone had passed. If this fixture was at Ibrox do you think they would have held one. To me this is an attempt, which has worked, to force us into a minutes applause on The Rangers terms. The club were between a rock and a hard place. I always think there should be a policy for these things as there will have been players who have passed that have not received an applause and now we are having one for a player which has been organised by the opposition. I think I will stand in the concourse
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20-08-2022 09:19 AM #99
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20-08-2022 09:25 AM #100This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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20-08-2022 09:29 AM #101This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Whataboutery at it's finest. Can't have a discussion about one without bringing in the otherm
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20-08-2022 09:30 AM #102This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
But not Irish republicans?
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20-08-2022 09:32 AM #103
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Andy was my favourite player as a child and I have great memories of him. It was sad when he signed for Rangers but he then got the respect his goalkeeping deserved that it never got at Hibs. It was even sadder to read about the way he was drawn into the culture that surrounds Rangers.
I think as Hibs fans we are perfectly entitled to a minute's applause for the contribution he made to the club. It doesn't mean we approve of everything he did.
We can also dislike what some of the Rangers fans or players have stood for without hating or despising them as people. That type of hatred is what underpins bigotry in the first place.
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20-08-2022 09:33 AM #104
As the song said, two Andy Goram's. Maybe Hibs can claim the original one, the guy who joined and served us with distinction and the Huns can claim the other one? Then everybody's happy.
I had mixed feelings when Goram died. He actually came across well in interviews, the kind of guy you could imagine having a pint and a laugh with . On the other hand, he courted the attentions of high profile murderers, fully buying into the sectarian culture at Ibrox. That I found a bit of a challenge. It's not as if he was born into or grew up around it.
People mentioning Stokes. I don't know if he was involved with the IRA or whether he just happened to know folk that were, but it's not really relevant. Fact is that there will be a minutes applause for Goram today, most will respect it, a few bams will not.
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20-08-2022 09:36 AM #105
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20-08-2022 09:40 AM #106This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I will applaud all Hibs Fans who remain in the concourse while this goes on.
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20-08-2022 09:48 AM #107This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I'd be surprised if the club WEREN'T acknowledging his very sad passing.
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20-08-2022 09:54 AM #108
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Clap or just ignore it. Some absolute children in our support.
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20-08-2022 09:57 AM #109This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
That's would be my reading of the situation. Not really getting the head-popping rage from some. If I was going today I'd applaud Andy as a Hibs great.
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20-08-2022 10:17 AM #110
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Everyone who is there will decide what to.
I will applaud for his contribution as a Hibs player just like every other time I have applauded at a football game be it for fans or opposition players .
I have had no idea what the fans or opposition players beliefs are outside football but I applaud due to there connection to the football club
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20-08-2022 10:28 AM #111
Religion and politics should be nowhere near football but unfortunately they are. I hope it goes well, he was a great keeper, arguably Scotland's best ever.
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20-08-2022 10:29 AM #112
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20-08-2022 10:41 AM #115
Andy was a very nice guy and very good company. Yes he was an idiot too particularly with his embracing of their pish. I’m not there today but I’d undoubtedly applaud a guy who was an outstanding player for us. He always held Hibs in high regard too.
The guy is dead, some respect shouldn’t be too much to ask really.
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20-08-2022 10:46 AM #116
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You can already see this isn't going to go to plan, there are very mixed views across forums and social media, just hope it's not too bad. Goram and Bell chant already being aired on Easter Road
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20-08-2022 10:51 AM #117
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I really couldnt imagine standing and applauding an anti Irish racist and a supporter of a terrorist organization so much so that he wore a black arm band onto the pitch when one of their kind was killed.
Something to think about as you applaud though.
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20-08-2022 10:59 AM #118This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote"...when Hibs won the Scottish Cup final and that celebration, Sunshine on Leith? I don’t think there’s a better football celebration ever in the game.”
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20-08-2022 11:20 AM #119This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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20-08-2022 11:23 AM #120
i'll be in front of my TV, i shall not be clapping :), instead i will be remembering him with the fondness i had for him whilst at Hibs
i'm quite sure the filth in the south stand will be paying homage to AG's favourite terrorist organisation throughout 90+ minutes
hopefully no disrespect for him is shown during the clapathon
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