He did get acknowledged in the match programme.This may have carried more'weight' with the many fans who weren't even supporters at that timeIn some ways probabley appropriate level of responce for this scenario.

Same Galloway who ripped the US Senate apart when they tried to charge him over these accusations.
Are you seriously naive enough to believe that if there was any truth in the allegations they wouldn't have crucified him for it.

You may not remember some of the transcript of that hearing so I'll remind you. It went roughly along the lines of:
Galloway: 'I met Saddam twice, that's less than your own Donald Rumsfeld. the difference is I went to try and persuade him to give up his weapons..you went there to sell him weapons.'

For me, the player should have been something above the ordinary at the club to get a minutes silence. I remember last year the threads about the numbers on the front of the shirts, and representing players with 10+ games for Leeds in SL. Weren't those numbers in the hundreds? And if so, that represents a large number of minutes silences in the future.

Also, the minutes silence has become diluted, hence why we now have more 2 minutes silences & the occasional 3 minutes.

I got to the ground for 7-ish friday and was not witness to any form of acknowledgement to Mick Shaw in any form.

Seems an insulting dis-service in short.

You could say Bradford gave Labour some Respect!