Apparently, "We have spoken to the all people concerned with what happened 
that particular tragic day - the players who were involved and families," 
quoth Taggart, "So yes we are doing the right things and we always try to do 
the right things. The staff have been working their socks off for the last 
six or seven months. It's a shame to then start saying this is wrong and 
that's wrong.".  Perhaps announcing "and now a minute's silence in memory of 
the 23 people who lost their lives .... etc. " over the tannoy is a complex 
task that requires many iterations of planning, approval at committee, 
referral back to planning, legal approval etc.

+mrcakey

On Fri, 25 Jan 2008 16:46:17 -0000, "mrcakey" 
wrote:

>Apparently, "We have spoken to the all people concerned with what happened 
>that particular tragic day - the players who were involved and families," 
>quoth Taggart, "So yes we are doing the right things and we always try to do 
>the right things. The staff have been working their socks off for the last 
>six or seven months. It's a shame to then start saying this is wrong and 
>that's wrong.".  Perhaps announcing "and now a minute's silence in memory of 
>the 23 people who lost their lives .... etc. " over the tannoy is a complex 
>task that requires many iterations of planning, approval at committee, 
>referral back to planning, legal approval etc.
>
>+mrcakey 
>
We're making a huge mistake with this and should have gone for the
applause instead. It's not fair to the Munich victims or the City
fans. There is always going to be some idiots who will wreck things,
every club has them. I'm sureFerguson is referring to all the extra
activities planned for the day but for me this sort of thing should
have been held at the Cathedral, this just doesn't make any sense!



RED DEVIL

"RED DEVIL"  wrote in message 
news:m7hkp3loi191ndh0ajsbqp4p4nhnkhf0of@4ax.com...
> On Fri, 25 Jan 2008 16:46:17 -0000, "mrcakey" 
> wrote:
>
>>Apparently, "We have spoken to the all people concerned with what happened
>>that particular tragic day - the players who were involved and families,"
>>quoth Taggart, "So yes we are doing the right things and we always try to 
>>do
>>the right things. The staff have been working their socks off for the last
>>six or seven months. It's a shame to then start saying this is wrong and
>>that's wrong.".  Perhaps announcing "and now a minute's silence in memory 
>>of
>>the 23 people who lost their lives .... etc. " over the tannoy is a 
>>complex
>>task that requires many iterations of planning, approval at committee,
>>referral back to planning, legal approval etc.
>>
>>+mrcakey
>>
> We're making a huge mistake with this and should have gone for the
> applause instead. It's not fair to the Munich victims or the City
> fans. There is always going to be some idiots who will wreck things,
> every club has them. I'm sureFerguson is referring to all the extra
> activities planned for the day but for me this sort of thing should
> have been held at the Cathedral, this just doesn't make any sense!
>
>
>
> RED DEVIL
>
>
>
I completely agree................

RED DEVIL wrote:
> On Fri, 25 Jan 2008 16:46:17 -0000, "mrcakey" 
> wrote:
> 
>> Apparently, "We have spoken to the all people concerned with what happened 
>> that particular tragic day - the players who were involved and families," 
>> quoth Taggart, "So yes we are doing the right things and we always try to do 
>> the right things. The staff have been working their socks off for the last 
>> six or seven months. It's a shame to then start saying this is wrong and 
>> that's wrong.".  Perhaps announcing "and now a minute's silence in memory of 
>> the 23 people who lost their lives .... etc. " over the tannoy is a complex 
>> task that requires many iterations of planning, approval at committee, 
>> referral back to planning, legal approval etc.
>>
>> +mrcakey 
>>
> We're making a huge mistake with this and should have gone for the
> applause instead. It's not fair to the Munich victims or the City
> fans. There is always going to be some idiots who will wreck things,
> every club has them. I'm sureFerguson is referring to all the extra
> activities planned for the day but for me this sort of thing should
> have been held at the Cathedral, this just doesn't make any sense!
> 
> 
> 
> RED DEVIL
> 
> 
> 
> 
Absolutely right Red.

I hate the fact that some idiots choose to ignore the fact that any good 
young men losing their lives is a tragedy. As you rightly say, every 
club has its share of these morons but unfortunately they overshadow the 
vast majority that respect the memory of those that died. Not that it 
should make a difference, but they even seem to forget that one of 
'ours' died that day too. I wonder how many of those that disrespect the 
silence would actually be able to name more than, say, 3 of those that died.

Having said that I quite like the applause scenario in its own right. 
Celebrating someone's life is somehow quite cathartic.

On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 10:37:10 +0000, Steve 
wrote:

>RED DEVIL wrote:
>> On Fri, 25 Jan 2008 16:46:17 -0000, "mrcakey" 
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> Apparently, "We have spoken to the all people concerned with what happened 
>>> that particular tragic day - the players who were involved and families," 
>>> quoth Taggart, "So yes we are doing the right things and we always try to do 
>>> the right things. The staff have been working their socks off for the last 
>>> six or seven months. It's a shame to then start saying this is wrong and 
>>> that's wrong.".  Perhaps announcing "and now a minute's silence in memory of 
>>> the 23 people who lost their lives .... etc. " over the tannoy is a complex 
>>> task that requires many iterations of planning, approval at committee, 
>>> referral back to planning, legal approval etc.
>>>
>>> +mrcakey 
>>>
>> We're making a huge mistake with this and should have gone for the
>> applause instead. It's not fair to the Munich victims or the City
>> fans. There is always going to be some idiots who will wreck things,
>> every club has them. I'm sureFerguson is referring to all the extra
>> activities planned for the day but for me this sort of thing should
>> have been held at the Cathedral, this just doesn't make any sense!
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> RED DEVIL
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>Absolutely right Red.
>
>I hate the fact that some idiots choose to ignore the fact that any good 
>young men losing their lives is a tragedy. As you rightly say, every 
>club has its share of these morons but unfortunately they overshadow the 
>vast majority that respect the memory of those that died. Not that it 
>should make a difference, but they even seem to forget that one of 
>'ours' died that day too. I wonder how many of those that disrespect the 
>silence would actually be able to name more than, say, 3 of those that died.
>
>Having said that I quite like the applause scenario in its own right. 
>Celebrating someone's life is somehow quite cathartic.

Of course it is, allowing people to actually show their  emotions by
applauding is  respectful and doesn't give the morons a stage to
perform on.  
   


RED DEVIL