Thoughts with his family and friends.
Rest in peace Stewart.
Academy player dies
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Millsy
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Oh my God.... 
Horrific
Deepest condolences to the family
What can we do for him and his family as Reading fans? ideas?
Horrific
Deepest condolences to the family
What can we do for him and his family as Reading fans? ideas?
We'll win the league, at Carrow Road
We'll win the league at Carrow Road
And we'll do it for Stewart McEwen
We'll win the league at Carrow Road!
We'll win the league at Carrow Road
And we'll do it for Stewart McEwen
We'll win the league at Carrow Road!
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Sorry to hear about this
Just wanted to pass on my condolences.
Just wanted to pass on my condolences.
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Geekins We'll win the league, at Carrow Road
We'll win the league at Carrow Road
And we'll do it for Stewart McEwen
We'll win the league at Carrow Road!
Never has a more true word been said.
R.I.P Stewart McEwen
My thoughts are really with his family!
but as it has been said number 13 on sat do your part to show that he will be missed!
What can we do at the game on sat? 1minutes silence or claps? and maybe some banners??
My thoughts are really with his family!
but as it has been said number 13 on sat do your part to show that he will be missed!
What can we do at the game on sat? 1minutes silence or claps? and maybe some banners??
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As a father myself this has got to be the worst fear come true for the parents. My deepest sympathies to the family.
Hope the club have a minutes applause before Saturdays game to celebrate his young life.
Hope the club have a minutes applause before Saturdays game to celebrate his young life.
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it would be nice to have a memorial of somekind, something with his name on the club should find something around the stadium to name after him
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WoodleyRoyal it would be nice to have a memorial of somekind, something with his name on the club should find something around the stadium to name after him
You would hope that at the very least, the club use the memorial wall. Although I would be expecting something much better really from the club.
Not sure whether a second blue plaque alongside the Maurice Evans one would be an appropriate thing ?
The intention was always that other club figures could have plaques added on that wall.
Not cheap, but probably better than arbitrarily naming something else ?
The intention was always that other club figures could have plaques added on that wall.
Not cheap, but probably better than arbitrarily naming something else ?
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naming a stand after him could be a possibility but maybe a bit too much to ask
Tragic news,
RIP
RIP
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hughsies no.1
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tragic news. my thoughts are with his family. really hope the club hold a minute silence on saturday.
R.I.P
R.I.P
To be honest I think there are other people that it would be more appropriate to name stands after.....
I think the club should be very well represented at the lads funeral whenever that may be..and yes naming a stand after him is very much OTT
RIP lad.
R.I.P.
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WoodleyRoyal tragic tragic storey, what sort of a school takes kids canoeing in the middle of november? its just asking for trouble
They were on a joint Hockey/Rugby tour based at Maiden Erlegh's own outdoor centre. The stretch of water that they were canoeing on was well known to the supervisors and (as per the BBC news clip), generally regarded as being safe.
A horrible, truly tragic accident.
wolseyWoodleyRoyal tragic tragic storey, what sort of a school takes kids canoeing in the middle of november? its just asking for trouble
They were on a joint Hockey/Rugby tour based at Maiden Erlegh's own outdoor centre. The stretch of water that they were canoeing on was well known to the supervisors and (as per the BBC news clip), generally regarded as being safe.
A horrible, truly tragic accident.
Beat me to it. He had asmatha, which obviously doesn't help.
And don't bother correcting my spelling.
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Just like to add my deepest condolences at this awful news. Put's things in perspective really.
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