Yes, we really showed what an 'uncaring' bunch we are when one of your young fans was ill and raising funds for a life changing operation in America last year, remember that?

Sometimes football and rivalry are irrelevant when tragedies like this strike and put everything else into perspective. As far as the rivalry is concerned, I wish Palace every bit as much misfortune as you do with Brighton, but I certainly wouldn't wish any kind of tragedy to befall you, your fans or your community, and I certainly wouldn't shrug my shoulders and turn a blind eye just because it happened in your community. Obviously, you don't feel the same way, shame.

As for the vast majority of the other Palace fans who observed the minute's silence impeccably the other night, I thank each and every one of you for that gesture on behalf of all at BHA, it was noticed and very much appreciated - it's just a pity about the tiny minority who have to spoil it for the rest of you.

You really are a t***, this is apparently the biggest peace time loss of life in sussex.
Its not just about Brighton fans, there's plenty of Palace fans down here, if we get the train to games we pass the airport. We all travel on the A27 where the plane landed. I do a lot of cycling and frequently use the cycle lane where it happened. If you go down to the bridge over the Adur, you'll see plenty of football shirts and scarves not just Brighton.