Post by razormaid on Jan 1, 2008 22:37:38 GMT -5
Happy new year everyone. I look forward to a 2008 filled with lots of discussion and comments here about our most wonderful and interesting football club.
So here's a topic for discussion. There's been lots of match cancellations following the untimely and tragic death of Phil O'Donnell. But the question is, how many cancellations should there be? The Hibs v. Motherwell match was canceled, and this is understandable. The OF match was canceled, and ok, I can sort of see that. But Gretna and St. Mirren canceled because they would presumably be playing at Fir Park. And now Dundee wants (but was refused) to cancel against Hearts because the Dundee players were "on the field near Phil" when he collapsed.
I think that's stretching it a bit. At this rate why don't they cancel the entire SPL for a month.
What you do think?
So here's a topic for discussion. There's been lots of match cancellations following the untimely and tragic death of Phil O'Donnell. But the question is, how many cancellations should there be? The Hibs v. Motherwell match was canceled, and this is understandable. The OF match was canceled, and ok, I can sort of see that. But Gretna and St. Mirren canceled because they would presumably be playing at Fir Park. And now Dundee wants (but was refused) to cancel against Hearts because the Dundee players were "on the field near Phil" when he collapsed.
I think that's stretching it a bit. At this rate why don't they cancel the entire SPL for a month.
What you do think?
