I would also add my condolences to those of other fans. Very sad news and a tragedy to lose such a young life. RIP Robbie.

[url=http://www.ctsc.org.uk/web/robbie-millwardCollection for the British Heart Foundation in the Supporters Club Bar this Sunday.[/url

Nice gesture. Awful news. Does anyone know if there will be a minutes silence/applause at the game?

not sure , i'll try and find out

Call me old fashioned.

Silence is a mark of respect.

Appluase was introduce at wendyball to drown out idiots who could not show respect.

We should be better than that.

You're old-fashioned. I agree totally.

Correct, I'm sure all fans will respect a minutes silence if it is requested on Sunday.

i believe that there will be a minutes silence

there has to be - it's the ultimate form of respect the fans and players etc can show in their support of Basil & family - well done Cas

It would be fitting to have a minutes silence at all the grounds this weekend IMO,starting with the Saints game which have special signifigance to the Millward family from the RL family...

Agree with all the sentiments, Rugby League is a sport and a competition, but the things that marks it out is that it is a community. A minutes silence I would have no doubt will be held at all SL and Championship fixtures given the length of service to both provided by Ian.

It is a tiny gesture and won't help them in this terrible time, but it is the simplest and only thing the community can offer to show their respect and their thoughts, the very least people can do and I have no doubt that it will be honoured impeccably by supporters of our game without exception.

There is going to be a minutes silence and both teams are to wear black armbands.

It makes me proud to be a rugby league fan!

Minutes applause.

We asked the Millward family for today game at Leigh, (THEY WERE all there today) and they requested a minutes applause, so we did just that, plus it was a young lad, so more suitable I suppose. Robbie was a Leigh fan and it was nice to see all his mates there too today.

brilliant news - well done you Leythers,credit to the game, as usual

Without wishing to detract from what must be a horrific event for the Millward family, I just wondered if anybody on here has any worries about Ian Millward's ability to return to his post at Castleford?

Losing a child, especially so unexpectedly, could take years (if ever) to deal with and I just wonder if he would mentally be in a position to want to return to coaching or whether it will have completely numbed his enthusiasm for the game.

Apologies if that sounds in any way cold, that is not my intention.

RIP

valid question to ask - despite the horrible things that happen,life has to go on

maybe RL is the only real way Basil will be able to cope with such a tragedy ?

whatever he decides i'm sure everyone from all clubs will wish him and his family all the best wishes in the world