Well done football forum.

[Justin Cyder]

Very heart warming reading what's on here tonight. I've said a few regrettable things on these pages in the heat of the moment, but looking through these pages restores my faith in my fellow fans & certainly gives me a much needed sense of perspective on the game that unites us.

So Flasher, Hornetrider, Booey, Glenred, Audi 525 & everyone else - well done lads, sincerely sorry if I've hit you up unfairly in the past & take a bow, it's been brilliant to read tonight, out of the top drawer.

[essexplumber]

Yeah its good to see. Thing is though the banter is part of the game. We all hate the others but when events like this unfold we just go back to being people rather than fans.

Footballs a massive force for good and brings so much to so many people around the world I mean could you imagine life without it

Next week when we're all at it on these threads it will at least mean that normallity has resumed and all is well.

[GLENRED]

Well put Justin

It puts things into perspective when things like this happen....

[Thom987]

Well done indeed. I was even nice to the Spuds for a change. Normal service will resume tomorrow.

[CIE560]

GLENRED said:

It puts things into perspective when things like this happen....

It most certainly does.

Edited by CIE560 on Saturday 17th March 22:44

[flasher]

lets pray the lad pulls through. Team colours mean nothing at all at a time like this.

[dmulally]

I am a big fan of this football forum. I love hearing the fans opinion of their clubs situation from on the ground.

[Charlie Michael]

Spurs fans: Pride of the nation ya know!

Anyways, I agree with the sentiments, it's nice that we can down tools and get along like a little PHFF (PH Football Family).

Edited by Charlie Michael on Monday 19th March 21:49

[zeb]

Have to say its been a quality response

Footballs a passionate and tribal game....and you either get it or you dont.

Muamba's situation this week has transended all rivalry and brought it back to good old fashioned respect.

My team had a lifelong fan tragically die in afghanistan last year and our cross town rivals were nothing more than exemplorary in their tribute to him