irverino
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Post by irverino on May 11, 2020 20:34:42 GMT 1
Sorry - for clarification, I'm saying that they don't make the same noises, or perhaps get the same coverage as... well... Let's just say... a certain north-western club... You're a disgrace.. If they hadn't made "noises" then the South Yorkshire police and the Sun's version would still be the narrative now and justice in a court of law wouldn't have been served. If it had been your daughter unlawfully killed would you have not fought for this to have been reflected in a court of law? Well said....disaster's in the eighties were all too frequent & shocking at football grounds, who ever was to blame it was the mostly innocent good human beings & decent football fans who died as a result.
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Wingman
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Post by Wingman on May 11, 2020 20:54:25 GMT 1
Reading this in context, I would suggest MT meant that Liverpool fans talk about it a lot - I accept some folk just can’t abide Liverpool. I don’t mind them. I doubt he was being so insensitive to suggest that the rightful truth shouldn’t have come out.
Justice has been served, to an extent, and the fans were right to campaign for this. The Sun are and always will be a disgrace and everyone who can read and write and has a brain should boycott that rag.
So, there are two different themes really; for Bradford it was a tragedy that no-one could be held accountable for but the lost should never be forgotten. For Liverpool, justice was never served until last year and now too, those lost should never be forgotten but the theme of the memorial each year will not be tinged as much with anger.
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Deleted
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Post by Deleted on May 11, 2020 22:59:26 GMT 1
I understood you .I lost a very dear friend and colleague that day 😢35 years ago. I understood as well. Disgraceful Do you mean I am disgraceful .It is certainly was not my intention .I was remembering that 35 years ago I lost a dear friend and colleague at Valley Parade .I also remember the Hillsborough tragedy and acknowledge what a sad day that also was for football.
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Mav
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Post by Mav on May 11, 2020 23:42:14 GMT 1
You're a disgrace.. If they hadn't made "noises" then the South Yorkshire police and the Sun's version would still be the narrative now and justice in a court of law wouldn't have been served. If it had been your daughter unlawfully killed would you have not fought for this to have been reflected in a court of law? Well said....disaster's in the eighties were all too frequent & shocking at football grounds, who ever was to blame it was the mostly innocent good human beings & decent football fans who died as a result. Heysel 1985.
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