Monday 7 December 2015 14:59, UK
Arsenal have paid tribute to a 90-year-old supporter who was killed in an accident on his way to the Emirates Stadium.
Ernie Crouch was blown against the side of a bus in high winds in Finchley, north London, as he travelled to Saturday's home game against Sunderland.
A supporter since childhood, Mr Crouch was still attending home and away games, and Arsenal tweeted: "Everyone is saddened to learn of the passing of Ernie Crouch. May he rest in peace."
Pat Hale of the Arsenal Supporters Club earlier told the BBC: "He travelled to every away game with us and always had his regular front seat.
"It is going to be very upsetting next Sunday morning [Arsenal play Aston Villa away] to get on the bus and he won't be there.
"Football was just his life. He promised his son not to go to any more away games when he turned 90, but last week we saw him at Norwich."
David Seaman, who spent 13 years at Arsenal as a player, tweeted: "So sad to hear of the tragic accident that killed Mega Arsenal fan Ernie Crouch. Thoughts are with his family."
And ex-Arsenal striker Lukas Podolski tweeted: "Sad to hear about the passing of a true fan this weekend. 90 years an Arsenal fan. Ernie Crouch, A loyal Gunner. RIP."
