England vs Switzerland, the Busby Babes and a complete lack of respect

[mycarsavw]

Most of you reading this with half a brain and an interest in football know about the Munich Air Disaster 50 years ago (06-02-1958). For those of you who don't

At last nights England-Switzerland match (50 years ago to the day) there was a one minute silence to remember those killed.

One minute.

Is it so hard to stay silent for one whole minute?

I think one of the commentators mentioned a lifetime ban from English grounds for those found to be shouting and yelling.

Where is the respect?

/rant

[M0nkeyb0Y]

I watched the game - and didn't hear anything, but I'm sure that's why they cut the minute short. Barstools the lot of them.

I'm pretty anxious about what'll happenat the Manchester derby this weekend.

[godsdog]

You are dealing with 'chav' scum unfortunately. I'd burn the scum on a large pyre every other month, but failing that, a life-time ban would be a start, followed by house arrest and ultimately 're-education' camp.

[schmunk]

Originally Posted by godsdog

You are dealing with 'chav' scum unfortunately. I'd burn the scum on a large pyre every other month, but failing that, a life-time ban would be a start, followed by house arrest and ultimately 're-education' camp.

I think the problem is that they find it very hard to concentrate on anything for a full minute, so perhaps society would benefit if they were forced to attend some sort of 'concentration camp'?

[Lord Midas]

It's the "I'm harder than you" culture of chav scum. Showing respect must be a show of weakness or something.

Shame they don't realise that showing respect makes you harder.