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An even bigger pedant notes that a diesel or electric train is, essentially, a single vehicle. One with carriages attached would be a train set.

Well of course five clubs will be playing at home in the capital at the same time; there are 14 League/Premier League London clubs, so that would probably be a minimum on a Saturday. But the point is, have all of them ever been at home on the same day? Or even a dozen of them.

I'm presuming there is a request on his Facebook page to urgently contact you/his family. I'm not on it, so can't get any further than this https://www.facebook.com/edward.abrahams.5

Thanks for the correction. I'm usually quite good on things geographical but always thought that the name was coined to cover the counties of Shropshire and the West Midlands.

Didn't realize they'd survived going OTT in WW1.

Why have the West Mercia police allowed this? There could be mayhem at New Street, what with up to ten sets of fans (OK nine if we exclude Barnet :)) On Wednesday there's an absolute dearth of football; in the whole of England & Wales there's just a solitary match all the way down to Conference...

That's a bit like saying he should pay ten times the bill at the supermarket. £60K is way above the going rate for a semi-skilled job in Sunderland, so I imagine he'll be inundated with applicants.

'To whom it may concern'. You might want to be a little less formal when addressing Aussies though, so a simple G'day will suffice.

As you can see, thread title altered within minutes. We are the global Albion family; working together, we will help anybody with any aspect of this tragedy. I'm sure our connections will help track him down in a timely fashion.

Then it's a bit of a blunder to omit the Thai aspect from the thread title. Suggest you get a mod to alter it so as to attract the attention of those with such connections. Carrot Cruncher hans kraay fan club edna krabappel

At Arsenal v Liverpool? I suppose with the further fatalities anticipated by Sussex Police, this has become a national disaster.

Familiarity of the area is a surprisingly powerful tie. I've only travelled through Shoreham a couple of times since 1979 but I'm sure I wouldn't have been nearly as affected if the disaster had occurred at the Eastbourne show. I think it's because the scene of Shoreham Airport is so ingrained...

Couple of great pics there, the ones with Bobby Z and Mullers which you will be no doubt be having enlarged and framed at some point. I used to think the concept of a 'community stadium' was just something to help the planning permission come about, but this week in particular we have the proof...

It's Jacob. Come on people, think before you type. After all the regretted postings on this thread, you'd think people would realize how sensitive even a misspelling of a victim's name could be. To get the name wrong completely because you haven't bothered to check it is just crass...

This really is getting too close to NSC. It's quite poignant that, in turn, there will inevitably be a fund-raising match for the pair. Midfielder Jacob Schilt is in the stripes whilst Matt Grimstone was a goalkeeper..

You don't seem to do post reading either. You were active on the thread before Westdene posted his predicament, in fact your post #118 appeared immediately after it. Actually I agreed with you about speculation surrounding the pilot, but thought Wesdene's criticism was measured. But you, you...

It's hardly unique. Brian Brown died crashing a Hurricane whilst also performing a stunt at the same show in 2007. Maybe he should be explaining why he was trying to loop the loop over a dual carriageway

It was only after reading the recent posts disputing the significance of the wedding day that it occurred to me that Green Cross Code Man may well have meant that it's doubly tragic when he posted Heaping tragedy on tragedy. If that is the case then please accept my apologies, GXCM.

You'd think he'd have been on confirming his kids/ex-wife were OK. Mind you, StonehamPark is online but he's not made such a confirmation either; are you able to do so, Stoneham? This is not the time nor place for jokes.

Obviously he was one of the critical. Now he's not.