Working class pride
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- Feb 14, 2010
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On the Sunday the Shoreham Air crash was the lead story here in Sydney and the rest of Australia on every TV and Radio news bulletin the entire day and updates on the story continued for the rest of the week.
Mainly a Sussex news story..., I'd think again.
Read what I said. Is it still big news in Sydney? I'm a few miles up the road in London and nobody has mentioned it in the last few weeks at my work. That's why it wasnt on my radar. It's sad for the families, and I get the Albion connection because one of the guys worked at the club and also I see a couple of them went to school with a player. But read what I have said. Maybe the whole Diana type "national outpouring of grief" and flowers by a disaster site is for you, but its not me. As for minutes silence, then I can see why the club would have one in this instance given the groundsman died, but how many have there been already at the Amex? I was at the Goldstone for the Hillsborough silence, but it was exceptional - and it was a silence. Certainly not every season. Society has changed. Personally I cant stand a minutes applause, which is a sop to those who cant behave themselves and I wish the press would stop being so sensational. Let the families be and have some under stated dignity, as we all do when someone we know, whether parent, child or someone else we know dies.