The minute's silence, was so fitting !!!

[True Believer 1]

The minute's silence was so impressive and very fitting. What a great way to acknowledge our demon legend Dr Don Cordner. I don't recall this being done before .

[Einstein 1]

Yeah I thought it was very respectful.

I also like what I have seen them do in English soccer now and then to respect players and officials who have passed away, rather than a minute of silence, they have a minute of applause and cheering. Seems a fitting tribute to a sporting champion.

But yeah, the minute silence yesterday was great and fully deserved.

[71 Molloy 266]

Just another reason why people like Wayne Jackson should just crawl away and keep their rubbish opinions to themselves.

The minute silence a great mark of respect and brings the spotlight on how much the people of our great club have contributed to this great game and stadium.

[True Believer 1]

The minute's silence was so impressive and very fitting. What a great way to acknowledge our demon legend Dr Don Cordner. I don't recall this being done before .

Troy Broadbridge also had minute's silence.... how very sad was that day !!

[deanox 9,898]

i thought it was fantastic before the game. we don't have many premiership captains left standing, for our club players like don are amongst the greatest.

i was dissapointed that the minute was so short, it perhaps should have been called a 'moments silence'.

[Kiss of Death 747]

i thought the minutes silence was extremely short as well! What amazed me was the amount of respect that was shown, i didn't hear one child talk, one cough, one fool start cheering or anything. All we heard was pure silence from 30,000 people, it was special.

[Adam The God 30,129]

I'm so disappointed I missed this! I was coaching and the game finished about 30 minutes later than it should have, so I rushed there and did well to only miss the first two minutes, but unfortunately I missed this. I didn't even know it'd happened. Very glad they did it though. Pity there wasn't a crowd in excess of 40,000 to participate in it.

[The Backyard Charizard 1,202]

A fitting tribute to a legend of the game!

[H_T 3,043]

i thought it was fantastic before the game. we don't have many premiership captains left standing, for our club players like don are amongst the greatest.

i was dissapointed that the minute was so short, it perhaps should have been called a 'moments silence'.

i thought the minutes silence was extremely short as well! What amazed me was the amount of respect that was shown, i didn't hear one child talk, one cough, one fool start cheering or anything. All we heard was pure silence from 30,000 people, it was special.

It was a great mark of respect.

I agree with the moments silence, rather than a minutes silence as was announced. It lasted a good 25-30 seconds (maximum).

[Sir Why You Little 36,985]

It was the reason we support this great club & why it shall rise again soon.. Built on Tradition. All these new clubs that the AFL has formed or is forming, will never understand

where the MFC has come from.

[maximum bob 462]

Also great to see the Doggie's supporters paying due respect to Dr. Don on Saturday.

They were very respectful, probably remembering the late Teddy Whitten and what a legend of their club he was and how significant it is to honour your own.

The minute's silence lasted 30 seconds to the dot btw.