: Wed Feb 11, 2009 10:13 am  

The family is given the option.

Like most aspects of deaths and burials it comes down to personal choice and what is repectful is recognising the families wishes, personally I would want noise to celebrate a life lived.

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 1:28 pm  

Cant believe this is even being discussed to be honest!

Family and Club say make noise - then make noise!
You want to show your respect - then do as requested.

Its as simple as that.

If someone had a funeral and they wanted Roses only, its EXTREMELY rude to then say something like "in my opinon id say Lillies are better"

If someone asked you to wear white to a funeral and sing every song with gusto - you even discussing or questioning their request is in really poor taste. You wouldnt wear black and sing quietly, the way you show your respect is by doing whats expected.

NOT QUESTION IT!

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 1:54 pm  

ExiledFromHull wrote:

Cant believe this is even being discussed to be honest!

Family and Club say make noise - then make noise!
You want to show your respect - then do as requested.

Its as simple as that.

If someone had a funeral and they wanted Roses only, its EXTREMELY rude to then say something like "in my opinon id say Lillies are better"

If someone asked you to wear white to a funeral and sing every song with gusto - you even discussing or questioning their request is in really poor taste. You wouldnt wear black and sing quietly, the way you show your respect is by doing whats expected.

NOT QUESTION IT!

nice outbusrt, and completely out of order.

Nowhere has it been said it was the families request, although Wilf has alluded to the fact that it could have been.

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 2:01 pm  

Standee wrote:

nice outbusrt, and completely out of order.

Nowhere has it been said it was the families request, although Wilf has alluded to the fact that it could have been.

It has been mentioned it was the families request by at least 3 people.

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 2:06 pm  

Thanks Paul!

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 2:54 pm  

Hutchie wrote:

This will be followd by the usual 79 minutes silence at the KC

Especially as the yellow cards may be out if its inappropriate noise!

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 3:39 pm  

PAUL M wrote:

It has been mentioned it was the families request by at least 3 people.

none of which are officially in the know from the club or the family.

anyway, they are my respects, it's down to me how I show them.

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 3:43 pm  

Standee

Maybe you are in the fortunate position of not having lost someone close to you.

Because i know that even at church funerals, the families wishes are one of the first things asked about the most importnat thing to consider at a memorial/funeral.

I would find it massivley surprising if HullFC didnt ask how the family how they would like to the tribute to be conducted.

Maybe your natural pesimism is to blame, but i dont think any organisation makes it public knowledge that they are consulting the recently bereaved family on how a memorial is conducted - its just a given fact that they do!

As for them being your respects, youve clearly lost the concept, its not how YOU show them, its how you respect the wishes of how the deceased person would WANT you to show them!

As i said before, if a family requested you wear white to a funeral, you wouldnt wear black just because thats how YOU want to show it.
The fact you wore black would be disrespectful in its own right.

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 3:44 pm  

Im just glad the club are doing something .

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 3:47 pm  

ExiledFromHull wrote:

but i dont think any organisation makes it public knowledge that they are consulting the recently bereaved family on how a memorial is conducted - its just a given fact that they do!

On the last few occasions where "noise" has been requested there has been a direct comment about it.

I am not saying it hasn't been this time, just observing that it's a few posters on the mb that are stating such.

I am not a pessimist, I am realistic, this is a discussion forum, hence we are discussing the ways in which we find it appropriate to pay respects.