Hillsborough - 20th anniversary

[Peter_]

Originally Posted by superbiatch

Arrest made http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/m...de/8095809.stm

As I said above he now needs to be taught how to play baseball by being the ball.

No pity for him whatsoever he will deserve whatever happens to him.

[Russ]

A glimmer of hope.... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8174312.stm

Originally Posted by Russ B

A glimmer of hope.... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8174312.stm

Lets hope so Russ, but having been there and knowing what our governments are like actually getting the " full disclosure " is a pipe dream in my books.

If the family and friends get any closure from what they read then I'm all for it, and thats more important, that the families and friends get the closure they deserve.

[Sox]

Please forgive me but I've not read the other posts in this thread because I find the subject too upseting even after 20 years.I was there 20 years ago and although physically I wasn't too badly injured but I remain mentally scared even now.I am still on medication and had to finish work with ill health.I still have flashbacks and nightmares to this day.I finally managed to get to Anfield again for the 19th Anniversary thanks to another fan who held my hand and took me.Now I'm 55 but the way it has affected me is hard to explain I still find it hard to communicate with anyone.I have panic attacks in shops if there is a queue and even if I explain why people tell me to grow up it was 18 19 20 years ago.
Anyway I am one of the lucky ones and at least I can see the games on TV.
So R.I.P. The 96 You will never walk alone.

[LondonRoad]

Originally Posted by Sox

Please forgive me but I've not read the other posts in this thread because I find the subject too upseting even after 20 years.I was there 20 years ago and although physically I wasn't too badly injured but I remain mentally scared even now.I am still on medication and had to finish work with ill health.I still have flashbacks and nightmares to this day.I finally managed to get to Anfield again for the 19th Anniversary thanks to another fan who held my hand and took me.Now I'm 55 but the way it has affected me is hard to explain I still find it hard to communicate with anyone.I have panic attacks in shops if there is a queue and even if I explain why people tell me to grow up it was 18 19 20 years ago.
Anyway I am one of the lucky ones and at least I can see the games on TV.
So R.I.P. The 96 You will never walk alone.

I can only imagine how horrendous that must have been.

YNWL

[Russ]

http://beta.news.sky.com/skynews/Hom...Serve_On_Panel

New hope.

[Russ]

21 years ago today and still seemingly no closer to justice.

[Peter_]

[superbiatch]

Don't forget your 2 minutes silence at 3.06pm guys.

Posted this before but always nice: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFX07w2-4ls

In the silence for those that died the AC Milan fans decided to break the silence to sing "You'll Never Walk Alone". Nice video.

[Russ]

Originally Posted by Damien

Posted this before but always nice: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFX07w2-4ls

In the silence for those that died the AC Milan fans decided to break the silence to sing "You'll Never Walk Alone". Nice video.

That's one of the classiest things I've ever seen in football

[Russ]

22 years ago today, RIP and Justice for the 96.

[Scary]

im not a liverpool fan but there a certain things in football that happen that bring everyone togther, as a man u fan just want to say R.I.P and this should of never happend

[superbiatch]

I can't believe its 22 years, still remember the day like yesterday.

I'm not able to go to Anfield today as I normally would, so I went down last night to pay my respects and to place a cap on the Shankly gates sent to me by a colleague over in Sweden.

RIP JP, one of the 96 Never Forgotten YNWA

[Uncle Peter]

For the 96 who had dreams and songs to sing

R.I.P.

YNWA