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RE: vicious_burger - silverzx - 25-04-2013
Horrible news. Didn't know the guy but it's no way to go.
RE: vicious_burger - C.A.R. - 25-04-2013
RIP buddy, terrible news.
RE: vicious_burger - Poodle - 25-04-2013
Bad times, rip dude. Thoughts are with his family, his Dad must be inconsolable.
RE: vicious_burger - Jenkosowls - 25-04-2013
I seem to remember him having a wooden steering wheel with out an air bag???
Either way he certainly had a different style with his cars cabby was gawjus
All the best though fella keep on puggin up there
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RE: vicious_burger - Mattcheese31 - 25-04-2013
don't think i met the guy even though he was from round my neck o' the woods . . . . . .really sad news though and being a dad of 2 myself thoughts go out now to his parents and family . . .RIP fella . .
vicious_burger - Alee83 - 25-04-2013
Rip Rob, top bloke and only 24. So young...
Enjoy the skate park in the sky dude...!
RE: vicious_burger - Danny2009 - 25-04-2013
R.I.P mate, such a tragic loss he takes all the good ones
RE: vicious_burger - MissTap_GTI6 - 25-04-2013
RIP x
RE: vicious_burger - ginge191 - 25-04-2013
Absolutely savage
RIP fella x
RE: vicious_burger - procta - 25-04-2013
RIP fella, spoke to him on the .net a few times too.
RE: vicious_burger - Dum-Dum - 25-04-2013
RIP mate. Truly awesome cars.
Id kinda like to see a pic of the crash as the cabby strength always worries me.
RE: vicious_burger - Pompey306mark - 25-04-2013
RIP mate. And I hope his father is ok.
I want to know who was driving on the wrong side of the road.
RE: vicious_burger - Grant - 25-04-2013
A little insensitive Dum....
None-the-less, RIP fella
RE: vicious_burger - Dum-Dum - 25-04-2013
You know I didn't mean to be insensitive.
RE: vicious_burger - Grant - 25-04-2013
I know that mate, just how it reads thats all
RE: vicious_burger - Chris_90 - 25-04-2013
Didnt no the guy, but horrible way to go
RIP mate.
RE: vicious_burger - Pete - 25-04-2013
http://www.examiner.co.uk/news/local-west-yorkshire-news/2013/04/25/tributes-paid-to-shelley-man-24-killed-in-hoylandswaine-car-crash-86081-33232406/
RE: vicious_burger - Matt - 25-04-2013
Looks like the jag driver came out okay :/
RE: vicious_burger - darrenjlobb - 25-04-2013
Tragic loss,
Thoughts go out to all family and friends
RE: vicious_burger - Jonny81191 - 25-04-2013
What a way to go. My thoughts go out to his family and friends.
Rest in peace.
RE: vicious_burger - cwspellowe - 25-04-2013
Whats even worse is the jag driver survived and depending on findings of the RTC she may be facing manslaughter charges now too.
Hate hearing of accidents like this, especially when its someone everyone knows. He was the guy i used to nag about wheel fitment before i got the estate.
RIP fella. Although the skull and crossbones bonnet badge was wank haha.
X
RE: vicious_burger - declantg - 25-04-2013
Do they know who was at fault?
RE: vicious_burger - Niall - 25-04-2013
(25-04-2013, 06:23 PM)cwspellowe Wrote: Whats even worse is the jag driver survived and depending on findings of the RTC she may be facing manslaughter charges now too.
Hate hearing of accidents like this, especially when its someone everyone knows. He was the guy i used to nag about wheel fitment before i got the estate.
RIP fella. Although the skull and crossbones bonnet badge was wank haha.
X
I know it was someone a lot of people here know but i do find it comical how you just assume that the jag driver was in the wrong....unless youve seen something we haven't?
Dum dum, we will never see photos of the car. It will be a Cat A so will be driven straight to a scrap yard and crushed once the police are finished with it.
RE: vicious_burger - Jonny81191 - 25-04-2013
(25-04-2013, 06:36 PM)Niall Wrote:(25-04-2013, 06:23 PM)cwspellowe Wrote: Whats even worse is the jag driver survived and depending on findings of the RTC she may be facing manslaughter charges now too.
Hate hearing of accidents like this, especially when its someone everyone knows. He was the guy i used to nag about wheel fitment before i got the estate.
RIP fella. Although the skull and crossbones bonnet badge was wank haha.
X
I know it was someone a lot of people here know but i do find it comical how you just assume that the jag driver was in the wrong....unless youve seen something we haven't?
Dum dum, we will never see photos of the car. It will be a Cat A so will be driven straight to a scrap yard and crushed once the police are finished with it.
Niall mate, I think you've missed what Chris meant there, I can't see where he states that he thinks the Jag driver was in the wrong.
RE: vicious_burger - Oil-burner - 25-04-2013
(25-04-2013, 06:28 PM)declantg Wrote: Do they know who was at fault?
I dont think so with them appealing for witnesses.
Tbh, I really dont think he would have been driving like a dick! Especially with his dad at the side of him.
RE: vicious_burger - declantg - 25-04-2013
Definitely not!
There was a crash local to me, corsa b had a head on with a merc who was overtaking on a blind bend.
Merc drivers survived, think all three of the teens died in the corsa
Awful way to go
RE: vicious_burger - Niall - 25-04-2013
(25-04-2013, 06:45 PM)declantg Wrote: Definitely not!
There was a crash local to me, corsa b had a head on with a merc who was overtaking on a blind bend.
Merc drivers survived, think all three of the teens died in the corsa
Awful way to go
Unfortunately cheaper smaller cars are not as good in a crash. That is one undeniable benefit to having a big expensive car. They are normally substantially safer!
RE: vicious_burger - ozonehostile - 25-04-2013
sad news indeed
RE: vicious_burger - Eeyore - 25-04-2013
sad news for sure. I think i may have met him once definitely remember the red dturbo.
RE: vicious_burger - cwspellowe - 25-04-2013
(25-04-2013, 06:37 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote:(25-04-2013, 06:36 PM)Niall Wrote:(25-04-2013, 06:23 PM)cwspellowe Wrote: Whats even worse is the jag driver survived and depending on findings of the RTC she may be facing manslaughter charges now too.
Hate hearing of accidents like this, especially when its someone everyone knows. He was the guy i used to nag about wheel fitment before i got the estate.
RIP fella. Although the skull and crossbones bonnet badge was wank haha.
X
I know it was someone a lot of people here know but i do find it comical how you just assume that the jag driver was in the wrong....unless youve seen something we haven't?
Dum dum, we will never see photos of the car. It will be a Cat A so will be driven straight to a scrap yard and crushed once the police are finished with it.
Niall mate, I think you've missed what Chris meant there, I can't see where he states that he thinks the Jag driver was in the wrong.
Exactly, cheers for jumping on my back there Niall. I said the key words depending on the findings and might. Fact of the matter is, if a driver is killed in an RTC, the other driver faces the possibility of manslaughter charges, especially if it were found the jag was unroadworthy, or even slightly speeding etc.
Noone's saying the jag driver at fault, i was looking at it more objectively than a simple RIP Rob, there's two people survived the collision and you bet your bottom dollar they won't forget it.