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Howard Kendall R.I.P.

Dripsey3
in Jimmy Sirrel Stand
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#16

Same thing I've been saying since his death and it's a family decision

Weird how the BBC & other media managed to do it then!

A simple, "it is regret that we have learned the sad news about the passing of former manager Howard Kendall earlier today. The Club wishes to express sincere condolences to his family's this difficult time", would have sufficed.

There's nothing hard about that!

By the way, what,precisely, do you mean by "it's a family decision" - what is?
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#17

Weird how the BBC & other media managed to do it then!

A simple, "it is regret that we have learned the sad news about the passing of former manager Howard Kendall earlier today. The Club wishes to express sincere condolences to his family's this difficult time", would have sufficed.

There's nothing hard about that!

By the way, what,precisely, do you mean by "it's a family decision" - what is?


Basically the news broke out on Saturday around 8am I believe if wrong someone correct me then Everton Would of been first to know this.

And clubs would of been informed how many clubs I don't know and also the FA and his family would have to agree with around 70-80 clubs maybe the number is wrong no maths person.

The FA and Family may not of wanted every single club to know or acknowledge it silly as it may sound it's there privacy and there choice and if the FA have said you can't have a minute applause or silence then that's there choice.

We may have a minute applause at our next home game not every club had this so as for the BBC I imagine either the family had spoken to journalists or allowed Everton to speak to them.

That's just my take could be wrong the FA and the club only know the truth what they were told to do and not to do it's sad but we don't know what was actually told to clubs
#19

His memory was respected at Man City and Blackburn on Saturday, so why them and not Notts, even if just in the form of @[member="Pies4u"] announcement?


Ask the club there the only ones who will have the answer or the FA

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