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Very well observed applause prior to kickoff. Rays brothers and (I think) sister were in attendance.
That link I've posted above was the video package shown on the big screen, so do check it out if you couldn't make it last night.
Some nice words from Sinton at half time as well.
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Already announced that we will be doing our own thing tomorrow Herts.Originally posted by Hertford Hoop View PostUsually the home side organises this, as he never had any affiliation with Hull..... Expect us to do something appropriate next home match. As for not showing respect by being hammered
It's just a bit pathetic when there's already dozens and dozens of threads slagging the Club off that he has to do it on this thread as well.
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Usually the home side organises this, as he never had any affiliation with Hull..... Expect us to do something appropriate next home match. As for not showing respect by being hammeredOriginally posted by hal9thou View PostShame we didn't manage to pay tribute on the park. Getting bent over by relegation candidates and given a good seeing to doesn't show much respect. Butch would probably have expected it from our lot mind.....
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I don't suppose they intended to lose like that mate so hardly not showing respect is it. What about what Olly had to say about Ray. Plenty of respect there wasn't there?Originally posted by hal9thou View PostShame we didn't manage to pay tribute on the park. Getting bent over by relegation candidates and given a good seeing to doesn't show much respect. Butch would probably have expected it from our lot mind.....
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Shame we didn't manage to pay tribute on the park. Getting bent over by relegation candidates and given a good seeing to doesn't show much respect. Butch would probably have expected it from our lot mind.....Originally posted by LoftusRoadLad View PostA great send off all over the country. Respect.
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Legend or not , it sounds a s hitty thing to say .Originally posted by HoopDoggyDogg View PostMy own personal memory of Ray was at Gavin Peacocks testimonial.
At that time in my life I was drinking heavily every day and had a huge beer belly to show for it as well.
Asked Ray to sign the shirt I was wearing, and his comeback was.. Do ya want me to sign the match ball underneath as well!!
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I'm glad he got to say his piece, even on the radio people have been phoning in and telling us their own story about Ray, normal people that he didn't even know and the homeless. Amazing man and wish their were more like him this world.Originally posted by HoopDoggyDogg View PostLovely Story from Nigel Quashie..
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.s...-1-4718907/amp
Thank you for all the wonderful memories and I'm one of the lucky ones who got to see you play live.
You'll be sadly missed.
RIP Ray Wilkins
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My own personal memory of Ray was at Gavin Peacocks testimonial.
At that time in my life I was drinking heavily every day and had a huge beer belly to show for it as well.
Asked Ray to sign the shirt I was wearing, and his comeback was.. Do ya want me to sign the match ball underneath as well!!
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Brilliant wasn't it mate. I was in our bit but we were baiting the palace fans it was so one sided. Happy days.Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit View PostRemember the game well. I was 13
It was a foggy cold day and he was unreal. I was actually in the palace end with my mate and his dad who were palace fans. He said he’d never take me again and he kept his promise (thank Christ)
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Heard it this afternoon. Lump in the throat kinda story not ashamed to sayOriginally posted by topperharley View PostAnyone hearing Talksport this morning? With the ex-soldier who rang in with the story about Ray giving him £20? Bloody hell.
Legend thrown around too often these days, he was a legend, regardless of who he played for and for how long.
Top bloke that any kid getting into the game now or in 20 years should know and have as a role model on professionalism.
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