We shouldnt be doing it just to show the world we are better behaved than football fans. If it is going to be done it needs to be done to show the Millward family they are in our thoughts. Not to try and make a point to the people sat at home watching the telly.

Even better - that's a nice way to celebrate the life of a young man and I hope it gives the Millward family some comfort to know that the fans are with them.

We don't have to do it prove a point. We do it, like you said, because we care- which illustrates why we're a different breed to football fans.
Like I said I thinks it's a given we'll do something.

I have to fall with those who would have thought we wouldn't have one. If we 'show respect' to anyone related to our sport who sadly passes we'll have one every week.

Is there really a point to prove to football? I thought there were some moving and heartfelt tributes to Gary Speed recently for example, that demonstrated that the football fraternity can honour the passing of someone they respect.

A SL coach and huge personality within the game has tragically lost a son, let's pay a minutes respect.

Course we should have a minutes silence; without question. Millward is part of the rugby super league family. If it was a great auntie then fair enough; but his son its truely tragic and a minute of our respect should be granted.

I'm fully expecting a Minute's silnece. Can't see why there wouldn't or shouldn't be one to be honest.

A minute of everyone's time that costs so little and means so much.

This!

If we have one I'll gladly pay my respects but I wouldn't vote for it myself.
It is a personal thing for the Millward family and to have the fans of the club he works at give a minutes "applause" or "Silence" is fitting but I don't think it is necessary to carry that on to every club. More is not always better.