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Paulo Rossi 17:23 - Dec 11 with 2097 views

Just a thought on having seen that a minutes silence/applause was observed at the Spurs game last night following Rossi's untimely passing, as to whether without going into the whys and wherefores similar respect is shown in other countries to the passing of our most outstanding players as with the recent passing of Jackie Charlton and more recently Nobby Stiles who were both World Cup winners.
Anyone with more knowledge than me about such happenings

Paulo Rossi on 17:43 - Dec 11 with 2055 views

funkkk

It doesn't really answer your question but the minutes silence at Spurs was a decision made by UEFA for all of yesterday's games.

Paulo Rossi on 18:40 - Dec 11 with 2005 views

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Paulo Rossi on 17:43 - Dec 11 by funkkk
It doesn't really answer your question but the minutes silence at Spurs was a decision made by UEFA for all of yesterday's games.

I am probably out of touch, but my opinion is that minute silence should be reserved for when somebody connected to the club has passed away and not for other football dignitaries or non football persons.

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Paulo Rossi on 19:15 - Dec 11 with 1980 views

DaleiLama

Was curious about this so Whatsapp'd my boss who is an Italian Roma fan and he replied "Not that I remember... but Rossi was someone like George Best or Bobby Charlton in popularity..."

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Paulo Rossi on 19:43 - Dec 11 with 1959 views

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Paulo Rossi on 19:15 - Dec 11 by DaleiLama
Was curious about this so Whatsapp'd my boss who is an Italian Roma fan and he replied "Not that I remember... but Rossi was someone like George Best or Bobby Charlton in popularity..."

George Best and Bobby Charlton were never banned for match fixing.

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