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The Arsegas did its fair share of speculating, pontificating and assuming in the days following the crash. I'm not going near the rag after it ran with the 'fireball' image and tagline of 'The day it rained fire' on the Monday – the first issue of the paper after 22/8. To think Naylor gets...

I am 99% sure that a 'rumour' is exactly what it is. "Very unlikely, no family reporting, and no smell at scene..." is what I was just told by someone that is *very* close to the situation... I tend to deal in facts. It would be great if other people did too, especially in circumstances such as...

Yeah, sorry, that's what the guy from Worthing said directly, and I see what he means, but I also take your point. They are very extreme circumstances, and the club has been fantastic – from the bottom, right up to the very top.

Interesting chat at half time in yesterday's game on Radio Sussex about how the guys at Worthing FC were advised to speak to the press before they went digging elsewhere. Apparently Paul Camalin (wrong spelling, but the press guy) and Paul Barber were brilliant in helping out given as they 'do...

Sad times, and sorry for your loss. Pretty overwhelming on the bridge and riverbank today.

Yep, agree with that. Most surprising was the Times, which ran with similar pictures...

My opinion of The Argus plummeted after the cover it ran on Monday. "The day it rained fire"? Really? How to misjudge the mood of a community – and this is coming from a LOCAL paper, not the likes of the Mail or others! The next day wasn't much better – more opinion than fact – so I'm done...

Thanks Lamie.

As a born and bred Shorehamite of 37 years, this whole thing has left me in pieces. I wasn't there – en route to the Amex on a bus with the Junior Bobkins – and I didn't know any of those that have died, but it has really got to me. The Toll Bridge is half a mile away from my current home, and...