Minute's applause for lifelong Coventry City fan
Coventry City fans are planning a minute's applause in the 27th minute of an upcoming match to honor the memory of 27-year-old lifelong supporter Harry Chattaway. The tribute was organized by his friend to celebrate his dedication to the club.
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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Isabella Boneham West Midlands Faye Chattaway Harry Chattaway had been going to see Coventry City play since he was aged eight A minute's applause is to be held at Coventry City's match against Hull City in memory of 27-year-old Harry Chattaway, who died suddenly.
The applause has been organised by Harry's friend, Ryan Jones, who said he is "heartbroken" that Harry will never get to see the Sky Blues in the Premier League, as the club returns to the top-flight this season after 25 years away.
Jones has encouraged supporters to join in with the applause in the 27th minute of the match on Saturday.
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