Coming from Cas where we've had the two recent funerals of local lads my sympathy goes out to his family & friends. RIP.

RIP Simon

a real Salford Hero, just shows we moan about nothing really compared to what some of our young kids are doing today, tomorrow and for years to come.

Simon was truly a great bloke. Was lucky enough to be in the same class all the way through high school. He got married in February and was the happiest he has ever been.

So, so tragic and as a Salford fan ( along with Cadishead) it would be fitting if the club could do something for this hero

RIP Annis, gone but never forgotten

It's very very sad,

I don't know about anyone else but when you see programmes like Ross Kemp: I was astonished at how professional these very young men are and how they go about their business.

The poor families.

We have had our two lads in the forces and have got another family member currently in Afghanistan. It must be awful when you get that knock on the door.

It makes us realise how fortunate we were that it never came to knock on our door.

RIP

They are all heros the Country will be out in Force this November for rememberence day

Condolences to Simons family

What ever anyone thinks about the war these People truly are real life Heroes. My Heart goes out to his Family.

RIP Simon
My condolences to his family and friends.

I've just been informed by the club that they are unable to organise a minutes silence on Friday but they will be mentioning Simon in the match programme on Friday

That's a shame, but I'm glad they've tried and also that he'll be acknowledged in the prgramme.




I really hope you're right about this.

Rememberance Sunday seems to have been forgotten by many over recent years.

R.I.P.

Another brave young soldier gives his life for his country.

Hope your club have a minutes silence on Friday.

Both Castleford and Hull KR have had similar tributes along with the last post in the past couple of weeks to remember all our brave lads.

Its a shame, but know it takes a bit of organising to make it happen.

R.I.P. Simon, condolences to your family at this sad time, & "THANKS" for your sacrifice for all.

We always go to Rememberance Sunday at Swinton & take the granchildren as well, so they get to see it as an annual event not to miss as a thank you to all who have given so much through the years. I think this year will bring a massive turnout for everyone to pay their respects.'"

how much organising does it take to stop for 1 min before the game to pay respect, i'm sure the flames wouldnt mind 1 less dance and its not as if we have mass entertainment proir to the game.sorry but thats not an excuse'we haven't got time'...

I'm disappointed that the club cannot do this. Maybe I'm a bit close to everything to be completely understanding as to why this couldn't happen... but surely it's a case of telling the match officials... who inform both teams. The only other people who need to know is the person on the microphone (Paul M) who needs something to read out... and the match commissioner.

Cadishead Rhinos will certainly be holding a minute silence before our friendly this weekend... would have been nice to see the City's only professional club do the same for a fallen hero of our city.

R.I.P Dobber

Sorry BBM, but what is there to organise.
Excuse my probable total ignorance on this but...
Players come out stand in the centre circle, and then the spectators and players stand for a minutes silence to show our respect to a brave local lad who died fighting for his country.
I do not think this is too much for the club to arrange.