I agree with the post in respect that yes you should have a view that the fans singing the song are insensitive, idiots etc...But there is no point in remonstrating with the idiots as you get a situation which occurred on Saturday.

Now the Brother has put the record straight, do we think that it would be a good idea to lock this now? 5 pages is already 5 too many!!

Well...stag do boys having a good time...fans forgetting the circumstance and singing the song...Brother points out the insensitivity, gets a bit heated.....none story really.

IT WAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE STAG DO!!!

Calm down..calm down.....



Either way it is a non story!

careful he will be ringing the HDM soon about it

Evil prevails when good men stay silent.

Well done The Brother.

Cannot believe the crassness of some people singing that given the circumstances, not the biggest fan of it anyway.

Me neither gets on my nerves at the best of times, tbh though they wasn't the only ones singing it and im sure most people wouldn't have really realised but just realy felt for the guy whether he heard it or not, a true competior who gives his all and losing his brother in such tragic circumstances just wish we hadn't have sung it

Said to The Brother before the game that it was the last song we needed to hear (cant stand it anway, its a ridiculous and monotonous chant). Ateotd he was in a no win situation as it was being chanted by different areas of the stand behind the posts and to try and control it himself was probably verging on the impossible. However, i travel to the games home and away with The Brother and was with him at the weekend's game and hes just as passionate about the game as anyone else as most of us know, he'll hate a team or player like the rest of us but at the same time commend good play by a team or player when credit is due. It was a situation that got out of hand, true, but was also over in a matter of seconds.

I wouldve thought that some of the so called knowledgeable Hull fans wouldve realised Purdham was playing in the game but then again some were far too inebriated to realise. The sad fact is that when some of them did eventually realise what all the arguing was about they had a couldnt care less attitude about it but i suppose you can put that down to being red.

its a pathetic song sang largely by pathetic people. i doubt the majority singing it or rob purdham himself even considered that there was a link to purdhams brother. seems to be a case of people wanting to show how sensitive they are to other peoples feelings and doing so by making a big deal out of nothing, resulting in something

Sorry about that ..If it had been me I would rather you tied me up to a lamppost ..rather then wear that red and white sh-t