I shall eat less cake and proudly wear the '99 shirt,particularily feel the applause and dusting off of the 'huge 99 ' shirt' to be apt...........well done the management........over to us all now..............

Found mine and it fits!!!!

First time I will have worn colours to a Leeds match in a very long time (I usually attend in disguise).

No better occasion to get the colours out.

Yet the only ones been cynical and in bad taste are you two using this event to attack someone who hasn't even posted on this thread so far. Shame on you two!

I hope everyone had a good evening this Friday to remember one of the greatest coaches in the history of the Rhinos.

I have never attacked anyone.NOT EVEN YOU!.

Alright maybe my language was dramatic but the gist of my point still remains. Let's just leave it at that..

Can't remember what shirt I wore at Wembley in 1999. None of the replica shirts I have in my cupboard or drawers are the version worn that year.

I've got my 1999 shirt out of the loft and will be wearing it on Friday night in memory of Muzza

In doing so I will be breaking a promise that i made to myself on that day back in 1999 when i said i would never wear that shirt ever again, Such was my relief at finally winning some silverware

As there's "only one Graham Murray"

I will gladly wear my shirt with pride on Friday in his honor

R.I.P Muzza

Stevie Ward and his mate are recording the crowd so that should encourage a good atmosphere

I'm in total agreement with the club recognising Graham Murray but I would prefer a minutes silence followed by loud applause.
To my mind that is a mark of true respect & we know that rugby league crowds can honour folk in this way.

I'm not there tomorrow, but think I'll wear the 1999 shirt for Wembley this year.

I agree wholeheartedly but we've already had a minutes silence for the great man at the London game.

Got my 1999 shirt out of the loft but unfortunately it's a little snug on me these days so the missus will have it on instead.

Wow! The club gets criticised for a lot of things but tonight I was proud to be a part of it. What a tribute. The programme was amazing. And to see the wreaths being put down by his widow, daughter, bmc and daryl Powell and the video at the end. As much as I tried I couldn't help a few tears rolling down my cheeks. The fans were fantastic and they must have been so warmed to see what muzz meant to us.

The Graham Murray barmy army chant was sung with the most passion from the South Stand I've heard in ages, brilliant

Mr Murrray and his widow and daughter must have loved the club and the area too for them to to travel over here so soo after their sad bereavement.

They got it absolutely spot on. Very moving. I cried.

They got it absolutely spot on. Im not an overly emotional man, but i felt a lump in my throat when the video was on. Fair play to the club, they did the great man and his family proud.