Cherries fans will be doing minutes applause on 44min for local lad who was quite a character , saw him at Turf moor , in all weathers always was to be seen in full kit and scarf , would be nice if we joined in,which I am sure we will,
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I hope we score in the 44th minute and have a minutes applause for that.

Just getting too much.
Within 10 years there will be a game where there will be applause for all 90 minutes.
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You can have one in the 104th minute for me on my 104th birthday!!.........
And one every year after as amazement I'm still there!

titsoutforthelads wrote:Just getting too much.
Within 10 years there will be a game where there will be applause for all 90 minutes.
Just saying like

Agreed. Far too many minutes applause at matches these days.

titsoutforthelads wrote:Just getting too much.
Within 10 years there will be a game where there will be applause for all 90 minutes.
Just saying like

Couldn't agree more

Regarding the ones at Turf Moor, I've stopped acknowledging these minutes applause now. It's got ridiculous. I go to the game to forget about the daily grind, to enjoy the day. The last thing I want is someone's personal grief forced on me.

We have one game every year to remember those who we've lost, and that's the game where I'll gladly clap and show respect. Why is one person's family member more important than any other Claret?

I too have stopped acknowledging them. Their ubiquitousness has rendered them utterly meaningless.

They should be reserved for ex-clarets that have passed away together with anyone who held a season ticket for 100 consecutive years.

The applause is losing its meaning now.

I was involved with the idea of the annual minute's silence which is held before a home game in January. I got some stick on the message board for that, particularly from the poster andywharton, but once a year, remembering everyone I think is the best way to do things.

For ex-players, doing something before the next home game is fine and I would hope there will be something for Uwe next week.

Oh well wish I hadn't bother posting this now .....Tony please feel free to delete

And we had a minutes silence before kick-off for Eddie Howe's mother before a game I recall.

What was that about?

No, Wade, you're right to post it as it brings it to the away fans attention so they're aware of it. A lot of gripes on here are about the ones at Turf Moor.

International class wrote:And we had a minutes silence before kick-off for Eddie Howe's mother before a game I recall.

What was that about?

It was about Eddie Howe's mother I think...

Claretforever thanks, that's all I was doing.Living here I know this lad was an important part of Cherries fans,a character,was just giving a heads up.Appreciated you reply !

Claretforever wrote:Regarding the ones at Turf Moor, I've stopped acknowledging these minutes applause now. It's got ridiculous. I go to the game to forget about the daily grind, to enjoy the day. The last thing I want is someone's personal grief forced on me.

We have one game every year to remember those who we've lost, and that's the game where I'll gladly clap and show respect. Why is one person's family member more important than any other Claret?

Couldn't agree more. The 'one game' every year to remember those we have lost was a great idea put forward. No need for any other games for this purpose.

It all began with the death of the Princess of Wales. Stoicism was once a national characteristic of the British.


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There's a big difference between a minutes applause for an ex player/legend, and a fan from another club or even your own club who you have no connection with .

Can we have a minute's applause for our friends down the road being relegated ?

My tortoise 'Blakey' named after Glen Little passed this week. He was 7 which in human years is 56....anyone know if any of these minutes are still available for an applause?