Let rushden keep the no.1 retired in honour of dale
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Richard Clark
11 years ago
Whilst I appreciate that there have to be regulations in any sport, I do not believe that the numbering of players shirts has to be that rigid as to prevent a club honouring a fallen player by retiring their player number in their memory.
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Paul Freeman
11 years ago
They should respect the wishes of the club and supporters of AFC Rushden & Diamonds.. Even though a new club its still dear to them!
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Allen Price
11 years ago
There should ALWAYS be space for respectful compassion.
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Kieran Addison
11 years ago
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Pauline Deakin
11 years ago
Happy to sign this petition.
From an AFC Wimbledon supporter
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philip jenkins
11 years ago
Come on Southern League - show some decency and let AFC R&D keep No1 retired for Dale!
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Connor Bashford
11 years ago
Not involved with the club in the slightest. Just think it's wrong what decision has been made and he should be respected! RIP
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Mark Knight
11 years ago
Show some respect Southern League, some things are bigger than rules.
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Peter Davies
11 years ago
Absolutely pathetic by the SL. Maybe they should understand that some things are just more important that football.
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Richard Knight
11 years ago
Good cause
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Michael rooksby
11 years ago
Retire the number 1 jersey forever!!!! RIP DALE X
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Tim Mann
11 years ago
#fordale #RIP #COYD
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Andy Brown (brownie)
11 years ago
Not allowed to say f..k..g joke so I won't. Please those who administer the SL the are times in life when common sense should & must be allowed to override "the rules" either that or push your heads further into the sand and leave your arses exposed for a kicking.
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Leigh Rumbelow
11 years ago
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I support AFC Wimbledon, and we were in the same league as R&D when Dale Roberts died. I remember well how hard it hit the Rushden supporters at the time. This is a ridiculous ruling, and one I suspect the Football or National Leagues would not enforce.
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Matt Hockridge
11 years ago
RIP Dale
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Matt Hockridge
11 years ago
RIP Dame
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Dazza Long
11 years ago
Joke of a decision.Shouthern League should show some respect.
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Paul Gadsby
11 years ago
Please overturn this ludicrous and hurtful decision ASAP
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Paul Cowley
11 years ago
The wearing of the No1 was retired after Dale Roberts death as a mark of respect and should remain retired
Let rushden keep the no.1 retired in honour of dale
Whilst I appreciate that there have to be regulations in any sport, I do not believe that the numbering of players shirts has to be that rigid as to prevent a club honouring a fallen player by retiring their player number in their memory.
They should respect the wishes of the club and supporters of AFC Rushden & Diamonds.. Even though a new club its still dear to them!
There should ALWAYS be space for respectful compassion.
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Happy to sign this petition. From an AFC Wimbledon supporter
Come on Southern League - show some decency and let AFC R&D keep No1 retired for Dale!
Not involved with the club in the slightest. Just think it's wrong what decision has been made and he should be respected! RIP
Show some respect Southern League, some things are bigger than rules.
Absolutely pathetic by the SL. Maybe they should understand that some things are just more important that football.
Good cause
Retire the number 1 jersey forever!!!! RIP DALE X
#fordale #RIP #COYD
Not allowed to say f..k..g joke so I won't. Please those who administer the SL the are times in life when common sense should & must be allowed to override "the rules" either that or push your heads further into the sand and leave your arses exposed for a kicking.
I support AFC Wimbledon, and we were in the same league as R&D when Dale Roberts died. I remember well how hard it hit the Rushden supporters at the time. This is a ridiculous ruling, and one I suspect the Football or National Leagues would not enforce.
RIP Dale
RIP Dame
Joke of a decision.Shouthern League should show some respect.
Please overturn this ludicrous and hurtful decision ASAP
The wearing of the No1 was retired after Dale Roberts death as a mark of respect and should remain retired