Minute of Applause to Honor Beloved Blackburn Rovers Fan
A minute of applause is set for a Blackburn Rovers fan who recently passed away, celebrating her love for the team and community.
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Blackburn: This weekend, fans will gather for a minute of applause at the East Lancashire derby. It’s a heartfelt tribute to Lisa Farrell, a devoted Blackburn Rovers supporter who sadly passed away from cancer.
Lisa, just 42, lost her battle on December 29. The applause will take place during the 42nd minute of the Blackburn vs. Burnley match at Ewood Park on January 4.
The Blackburn Rovers LGBTQ+ Supporters Group, Proud Rovers, organized this tribute. Lisa was a cherished member of their community.
Her friends described her as “warm and caring,” with a personality that lit up the room. They really want everyone to join in and celebrate her love for the team.
A spokesperson from Proud Rovers shared how much Lisa meant to them. They said she was not just knowledgeable about the game but also had a heart of gold.
Lisa’s dad, Colin, spoke about how loved she was. He mentioned her big personality and how she always put others first. He believes she would be thrilled about the applause.
Colin also shared how dedicated Lisa was to the Rovers. She bought her ticket even when she couldn’t attend games, just to stay connected with her friends.
He expressed gratitude to Blackburn Rovers for providing him with a ticket to the game and to Proud Rovers for their support. It’s a tough time, but the community is coming together to honor a truly special person.
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