No Respect

[Chris Smith]

So you need to ask if people are still participating in the 19th minute tribute? Or are you on about the 'No Respect' song?

Both as bad as each other. The applause should have happened for one game and no more. Can't stand grief junkies.

You haven't got a clue, and you can stick your clichés up your arse.

You clearly have no idea of the emotional and psychological impact of this type of illness, it dominates your life and gestures of support are hugely important in helping you cope. I've been to a funeral today and the fact that people took the time from their grieving to offer up kind words to me meant the world.

[hilts_coolerking]

You haven't got a clue, and you can stick your clichés up your arse.

You clearly have no idea of the emotional and psychological impact of this type of illness, it dominates your life and gestures of support are hugely important in helping you cope. I've been to a funeral today and the fact that people took the time from their grieving to offer up kind words to me meant the world.

Exactly.  The idea that there is some sort of upper limit for compassion, empathy or, dare I say it, charity is appalling.

[eastie]

So you need to ask if people are still participating in the 19th minute tribute? Or are you on about the 'No Respect' song?

Both as bad as each other. The applause should have happened for one game and no more. Can't stand grief junkies.

You haven't got a clue, and you can stick your clichés up your arse.

You clearly have no idea of the emotional and psychological impact of this type of illness, it dominates your life and gestures of support are hugely important in helping you cope. I've been to a funeral today and the fact that people took the time from their grieving to offer up kind words to me meant the world.

Well said chris.

[Total knob-head]

You haven't got a clue, and you can stick your clichés up your arse.

You clearly have no idea of the emotional and psychological impact of this type of illness, it dominates your life and gestures of support are hugely important in helping you cope. I've been to a funeral today and the fact that people took the time from their grieving to offer up kind words to me meant the world.

Oh shut the fuck up you tit. People fucking love a tragedy, it's pathetic. Doing it once would have been enough, every single game is pathetic and crass.

[Total knob-head]

Of course Stan is going to thank the fans for the support but I doubt he is going to come out and say pls stop the clapping.  I thing it should stop now that he's in remission - he knows how much we care. 

Just seems like we have to do it for the sake of it and ppl feel pressured into doing it, especially with the "No respect" garbage.

Exactly.

[Ger Regan]

Please please please, people ignore him.

[pauliewalnuts]

You haven't got a clue, and you can stick your clichés up your arse.

You clearly have no idea of the emotional and psychological impact of this type of illness, it dominates your life and gestures of support are hugely important in helping you cope. I've been to a funeral today and the fact that people took the time from their grieving to offer up kind words to me meant the world.

Oh shut the fuck up you tit. People fucking love a tragedy, it's pathetic. Doing it once would have been enough, every single game is pathetic and crass.

Christ almighty, you really are a nauseating prick. It's a shame you've just been banned already. I'm half tempted to unban you then ban you again, just for the fun of it.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

If ever there was a poster on here that lived up to his name..

[PaulMcGrathsNo5Shirt]

I was very much in the camp on ditching the 19th minute thing, I felt it had ran it's cause, then I happened to chat to Stilyan at the Halesowen game where he told me how touched he was by the support he is still getting from Villa fans. If clapping my hands together for one minute helps him feel better then I will continue to do it, if people can't be bothered to do so, equally that is their choice.

[Vancouver]

I know that I'm thousands of miles away from VP, but I would like to see it continue specifically for the fact that Stan appreciates how much we still care. My opinion is that the longer we continue this, the more I want it to (apart from the no respect singing). It shows how united we are behind Stan and what he is going through. In time I believe that we will gain a lot of respect around the world for what we did for one of our own until he was better again.

I went to the Portland pre-season game and spoke with their supporters about it. They were fully behind the support Stan campaign and gave maximum kudos for us doing it. They loved the idea and wanted to be a part of it. I just wouldn't want us to stop it now as it has come so far.

[OCD]

I was very much in the camp on ditching the 19th minute thing, I felt it had ran it's cause, then I happened to chat to Stilyan at the Halesowen game where he told me how touched he was by the support he is still getting from Villa fans. If clapping my hands together for one minute helps him feel better then I will continue to do it, if people can't be bothered to do so, equally that is their choice.

That's fair enough. However, I do wonder how it will end once Stan has made a full recovery (hopefully a case of when, not if).

[bertlambshank]

Has Bell-end gone for a long walk,or can I tell him what a really think?

[Legion]

He's gone.

[Chico Hamilton III]

Stamford Bridge in 2 weeks time, Chelsea fans will be applauding Roberto Di Matteo after 16 miniutes, 3 minutes later we'll be aplauding Stan.

No point here, just an observation

[MoetVillan]

I dont really know where or how to post this.  The chap that sits in front of me a couple of weeks ago called a Spanish player a cheating dago, and at the Stoke game told one black player (Jerome) to "get back to the zoo" and when Shotton was sent off shouted "bye bye Rubber lips".  If the comment to Jerome is regarding his time at the sty, maybe im being a bit harsh on this comment.  Am I best having a quiet word with him, or speaking to a steward?  I hope to start bringing my daughter to games, and while we will have to learn about bad language (especially from me), I dont think we should be putting up with this sort of thing.