Today's game against Manchester City will mark the first time that Michelle has gone to the match without Stephen.
Stephen Hadley, who would have been 64 on September 17, was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease seven years ago, and died last Tuesday, September 6.
She said:"In the 64th minute, we want to pay tribute to Stephen with a round of applause - hopefully Man City don't score in that minute!" One member, Stuart Johnson, commented:"Steve was a top, top man who served his country with pride. A devoted husband, dad, grandad and gentleman. RIP Captain Steve."
Bill Cottom commented:"I will be clapping my heart out up in the North Bank and saying a silent prayer."
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