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agree..these days its not grieving but being seen to be grieving that seems so importantNot trying to be disrespectful or argumentative in the slightest, many apologies if anyone thinks I was.
It's just that I detest the big piles of flowers and everything else that builds up anytime someone dies these days.
We used to be able to grieve without doing this, and I'm not sure why it's necessary to do this now.
There has been a great deal of love and respect shown for Macca over the last day, and it's been very touching, I'm not sure that a pile of flowers and shirts etc is necessary. It certainly won't make anyone miss him any less, or be any less thankful for the loyalty and service he showed the club.Comment
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I must away now, I can no longer tarry
This morning's tempest I have to cross
I must be guided without a stumble
Into the arms I love the mostComment
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deepcut i do respect your sentiments but im the opposite,i would hope to see loads of flowers
as there was when bobby moore died
after all macca was some player ,he was one of the most genuine blokes i ever met
so please please please send loads of flowersComment
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That only benefits Interflora and the like in my opinion. Grieving shouldn't be a competition.Comment
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I agree with you.
No one wants an argument about this at such a sad time for the club but really, I just don't understand the point of phoning some company and paying them to leave some flowers outside the ground. What good does it do?
And then of course, the people who have done this need to post messages on the internet so that everyone knows what they've done.
Why not give the money to charity? What do you think the club will do with the flowers?
Sorry, I'm upset by the Macca news. Don't mean to offend.Comment
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spot on mate. leave people to do it their own way.PRIDE OF LONDON.Comment
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I'm not having a row about this, not the right place for it. Apologies again to all for bringing negativity into this.
I'm not comfortable with public displays of grief. My problem alone, absolutely, and in no way would I dream of stopping anyone from grieving how they want. How could I possibly?Comment
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