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Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17: Sunderland Supporters Raise ￡18,000 for Newcastle United Crash VictimsSunderland fans raise over ￡18,000 for a floral tribute to MH17 crash victims John Alder and Liam Sweeney.By Aaron AkinyemiJuly 20, 2014 16:52 BSTNewcastle United supporters John Alder (pictured) and Liam Sweeney died in the MH17 crash on their way to support their team in New Zealand.Twitter/Paul BlacklockSunderland football supporters have raised more than ￡18,000 for a floral tribute to two Newcastle United fans who died in the Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 crash on Thursday.Sunderland followers put their traditional rivalry with Newcastle United aside to raise the funds for the memorial to John Alder, 63 and Liam Sweeney, 28, who were travelling to support their team at an away game in New Zealand.More than 1,800 people have contributed to the donations on fundraising site Gofundme.com, far exceeding the initial ￡100 target. Any extra money will be donated to the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation and Marie Curie.Sunderland fan Gary Ferguson, who created the fundraising page,
Nike Max 2015 Black Blue Green UK, commented: "We may be Sunderland fans who traditionally have deep rivalry with Newcastle, but there are things far more important than any football game."The incredibly sad news that has emerged this week about two Newcastle fans who have passed has left us all shocked and deeply saddened."&8220;Their dedication to travel to support us in New Zealand tells you all you need to know about the passion they had for Newcastle United.&8221;- Alan Pardew, Newcastle United managerHe added: "Donating here will help pay for a floral tribute to those fans and to unity between the two clubs. Thank you for your time,
Nike Air Max 2014 Red Black UK, effort and donations. RIP to John Alder and Liam Sweeney, who were both far too young."Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew said the team was deeply shocked and saddened by the deaths of Alder and Sweeney."They were with us just earlier this week for our first pre-season friendly against Oldham and their dedication to travel all the way around the world to support us in New Zealand tells you all you need to know about the passion they had for Newcastle United," he said."Our hearts go out to their families and friends."Alder's niece Karen Robbins, who lives in Australia,
Nike Air Max 2014 Grey Dark Green UK, said on behalf of the family: "We would like to thank everyone for their thoughts and wishes and incredibly generous gestures. Our thoughts are with Liam's family and the families of the other passengers at this terrible time."All 298 people on board flight MH17 died when the passenger jet was shot down over a rebel-held area of eastern Ukraine on Thursday.Separatist leader Alexander Borodai said on Sunday that rebels have recovered the black boxes for flight MH17. Reuters also released a video showing a uniformed man salvaging the orange-coloured device from the crash site.RelatedMalaysia Airlines Flight MH17: Children's Books and Toys Among Passengers' Belongings in WreckageMalaysian Airlines Flight MH17: Footage Emerges of Black Box Being Recovered from Crash SiteMalaysian Airlines Flight MH17: Netherlands Declares National Day of Mourning For MH17 VictimsMalaysian Airlines MH17: World's Eyes on Russia to 'Behave Properly' or Face EU SanctionsMalaysian Airlines Flight MH17: Bodies of Passengers Loaded Onto Refrigerated Train CarriagesMalaysia Airlines MH17: Pro-Russian Rebels Perform Autopsies on Crash Victims <div
Malaysia Airlines MH17 Crash 18 July - As it HappenedBy Umberto Bacchi, Ludovica IaccinoJuly 18, 2014 08:46 BSTA Malaysia Airlines passenger plane crashed in eastern Ukraine, near the Russian border amid allegations it was shot down;298 passengers, including nine Britons, and crew were on board Flight MH17 from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur as it went down;US Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power says investigators "cannot rule out technical assistance from the Russian personnel."Pro-Russian separatists pledge to give international investigators access to the crash site.An armed pro-Russian separatist stands on part of the wreckage of the Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 plane after it crashed near the settlement of Grabovo in the Donetsk regionReuters18.57 Live coverage of the Malaysia Airlines flight Flight MH17 crash in eastern Ukraine ends here for today. For more updates please visit IBTImesUK.18.30 An eyewitness at the plane crash site says: 'I've Never Seen Anything So Horrifying'18.20 US Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power says during UN emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council investigators "cannot rule out technical assistance from the Russian personnel."17.22 Obama says: "We have seen a ticking up of violence in eastern Ukraine, despite efforts from the Ukrainian government to abide to ceasefire and to reach out" to the rebels."We know that they are heavily armed and they are trained and we know that that's not an accident; that is happening because of Russia's support".17.14 Obama pays tribute to the
