Deepest of sympathy for your loss
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Consider it done.
22 mins "We are Tottenham, Super Tottenham" WILL be started!
Thought that went well.
It was an honour to join in the applause for Michael.We saw you stand up to acknowledge the applause (thank you) and when you hugged the person next to you the magnitude of your pain and loss and how immensely proud of your son you must be really hit home.Both my wife and I had a tear in our eye.
Rest in peace Michael, forever one of us xxx
Rest in peace Michael, forever one of us xxx
Both tributes were well observed, and highly emotional.
There were a few guys asking who the 22nd minute applause was for, and when we pointed up to your block and explained, you could just feel that raw, raucous emotion.
Sang Michael's name, and a few around me joined in, but not sure if you heard it up in block 503?
The 'We are Tottenham' and subsequent 'Yiddo-Yiddo' got a really good airing.
A Tribute to both your Son, and your own bravery.
Wishing you all the strength in the world, and heartfelt regards as you start the unenviable process of coming to terms with such a tragedy.
There were a few guys asking who the 22nd minute applause was for, and when we pointed up to your block and explained, you could just feel that raw, raucous emotion.
Sang Michael's name, and a few around me joined in, but not sure if you heard it up in block 503?
The 'We are Tottenham' and subsequent 'Yiddo-Yiddo' got a really good airing.
A Tribute to both your Son, and your own bravery.
Wishing you all the strength in the world, and heartfelt regards as you start the unenviable process of coming to terms with such a tragedy.
I joined in from my block and so did the majority around me in East upper - hopefully a fitting tribute 
Glad it went well. We were about to go into a restaurant so I held back, found a quiet corner and clapped for your lad .COYS
Thank you
Thank you
No need for thanks, it was our honour to respect your Son in the best way football fans can, by cheering and applauding one of our own!!