Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Holte Enders in the Sky => Topic started by: exigo on July 13, 2009, 11:58:43 AM
-
Rifleman Joseph Murphy (http://www.birminghammail.net/news/top-stories/2009/07/13/tribute-rifleman-joseph-murphy-from-castle-bromwich-97319-24136837/) puts the transfer window into some perspective.
RIP. 18 is no age to leave this world in such an horrific way.
-
RIP.
-
What a waste.
-
Not just the Transfer Window, it puts a lot of things in perspective. 18 is just too young.
RIP
-
much to young,was just thinking what i was doing at 18,enjoying life following villa up and down the country,such a waste...R.I.P.old pal.
-
Tragic, condolences to his family and friends.
-
What a friggin terrible thing to happen, i used to work with his dad at the met, top bloke gutted for their family.
Brave lads all of them.
-
18.
What an absolute shameful fucking waste.
-
RIP
Every one of them.
-
rip to all of them very sad :(
-
.....some great tributes there to a guy who was barely an adult yet showed fantastic bravery to try and save his friend... RIP Murph
-
And well done to the club for adding a tribute to the official site from the General.
RIP (http://www.avfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/0,,10265~1721759,00.html)
-
R.I.P. The bravery of our servicemen (and women) should be appreciated by everyone. They have qualities that most of us can only dream of.
-
Sad news R.I.P
-
R.I.P. The bravery of our servicemen (and women) should be appreciated by everyone. They have qualities that most of us can only dream of.
Seconded.
R.I.P.
-
R.I.P. The bravery of our servicemen (and women) should be appreciated by everyone. They have qualities that most of us can only dream of.
Seconded.
R.I.P.
Have to agree
R.I.P.
Nothing but respect for our Armed Forces.
-
RIP Joe, too young by far. Thanks for fighting for us all - your country.
-
So so sad seeing those hearses bringing the young lads home. Their braveness in stark contrast to the Donkeys that sent them there.
-
Rest in Peace Brave Man
-
So so sad seeing those hearses bringing the young lads home. Their braveness in stark contrast to the Donkeys that sent them there.
Amen to that.
Do we ever learn?
-
Fella I know knew him and all his mates went down to see the coffin be repatriated, in the drink back at Castle Brom his dad was apparently made up that his sacrifice had been recognised by the Villa. Small comfort.
Edit: Of course you are quite right.
-
Probably not the place for this but will it take the politicians and royals sons to be slaughtered before our lads get properly eqipuiped to do the job we have sent them to do?
No offence but can I respectfully request that this is done on another thread? I feel this is not the place for an argument on the politics of war.
Cheers.
-
There were some touching tributes from those that knew him well.
He really was a hero, dying whilst trying to save his friend and his death really does put everything into perspective.
-
He was too young to die, and this will probably not sound how I mean it to, but to know someone so young risked and lost his life trying to help someone else, says a lot for a generation that on occasion is habitually criticised by some of us older ones.
-
He was too young to die, and this will probably not sound how I mean it to, but to know someone so young risked and lost his life trying to help someone else, says a lot for a generation that on occasion is habitually criticised by some of us older ones.
Sounded spot on to me.
-
Well done the club again.
Link (http://www.avfc.co.uk/page/News/0,,10265~1744209,00.html)
R.I.P.
-
I love our Club.
R.I.P Joe