Minutes silence on sat

[sufc_tom]

the silence was deafening. made the hair's on the back of my neck stand up. there were kids in the south lower who started laughing which i thought was disgusting. surely the parents can control them? they may be kids but i know my kids would never dare do it. too much respect.

That was the kids doing the boring penalties at half time

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Wonder if he would stay silent if it was for Peter Clarke? ;)

Regardless of my views on an individual I'd have the common decency to stay quiet for a minute's silence and I find it pretty insulting to suggest otherwise. I'd even refrain from booing during one for Ldnfatso.

 

[Shrimper2thecore]

These were exceptional circumstances and a bit disrespectful of you to question it.

I thought this too.

 

[Joolz]

the silence was deafening. made the hair's on the back of my neck stand up. there were kids in the south lower who started laughing which i thought was disgusting. surely the parents can control them? they may be kids but i know my kids would never dare do it. too much respect.

As you seem to be getting all high and mighty about it, I should point out that the kids in question were originally silent until someones mobile went off with a ridiculous ringtone. Then, 11 year old girls being what they are, they started to giggle. The parents then told them to shut up which they duly did.

 

[bazza192]

A mobile phone will always go off during a minutes silence. Coincidence me thinks not.. Shame

 

[Joolz]

A mobile phone will always go off during a minutes silence. Coincidence me thinks not.. Shame

Actually I think you'll find the chances are pretty high. In fact I reckon you're more likely to get around 10 every minute in a crowd of 7,000 (based on everyone getting an average of 1 call a day).