[MK Chris]

I know this is foot-loose's pet subject (slagging the media), but they are seriously awful in cases like that. I can think of at least two cases just off the top of my head where I was similarly disgusted; the first was a few years ago when Mika Hakkinen had a massive crash (in Friday practise I think) before a Grand Prix. No one knew whether he would be alright or anything, as I remember, yet the papers ran with the colour photo of him being lifted out of the car, with blood all over him; the second was when a footballer (I forget his name) dropped dead during a Premiership (I think) match on the pitch. The Mirror ran a front page photo with him laying dead on the ground the next day. My mum was absolutely outraged and wrote to complain. She is very rarely moved to complain about something, but there was no merit in printing the photo. It didn't highlight the plight of war or anything, there was nothing to justify it.

[MK Chris]

No, it was a little while back, I think it was in the English Premier and I think it was a West Ham match.

[MK Chris]

I was wrong - I think it was Marc-Vivien Foé in this match.

[MK Chris]

Westborough Baptist Church? I think a lot of American states are getting wise to them now to be honest, they're trying to bring laws in to ban them. Hopefully they'll be stopped.

[Yudster]

Apparently the toxicology indicates that there wasn't enough of anything in his body to kill him - and it's looking more ike a heart attack. Although this information comes from the category of "media gossip" so it might be absolute rubbish.

[Mafro]

the second was when a footballer (I forget his name) dropped dead during a Premiership (I think) match on the pitch.

I remember that, it was in the Confederations Cup. The picture was absolutely horrible.