In reply to Graham;

Irrespective of whether you feel "set up" or not, the bottom line is this; all City have to do is be quiet for just 60 seconds, and considering their own connections with the tragedy... is that really asking too much of any right minded person??

Contrary to your opinion regarding the fixture listings; personally, I am pleased we are playing City on the particular anniversary, taking into consideration that both clubs were represented in the crash, the effect it had on the people of our city at the time (& still does) I think it is quite fitting that we should both play on this special anniversary.

How you feel “set up” by wearing a special kit on this occasion, I don’t understand; I see it more that you are showing respect for your involvement in the tragedy and being respectful of the occasion of the anniversary… lets just hope that the City fans inside O.T can also do the same; even if it is for only 60 seconds!!

And if you still feel that (I can only imagine) the F.A, UTD, the Premier League, Referees, the Media, Sky or whoever you feel has set you up… well, what better way to answer that than by being silent!!

Steve, Manchester.

Stephen Wright, Manchester, Greater Manchester

If less than 1% of City's following decide to disrupt the minute's silence, then it will be ruined and the media will have a field day, holier than thou United will milk the situation and the United fans goading the Blues with aeroplane arm actions will be delighted.
If less than 1% of the City following failed to observe a minute's applause, the club would receive a bit of credit. If I was cynical, I'd suggest that United want City to spoil the tribute. Good job I'm not...

That aside, the scheduling of this fixture is absolutely ridiculous in the first place.

Scott, Gorton,

Lets's pay our respects in the minutes silence, and then royally do them at home for the first time in yonks

Mark, Northwich,