RIP.
Remembering Hillsborough
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It's 21 years today since that awful day. There is no way you should go to a football match and not come home again. My thoughts are with the family’s that lost someone special on that very sad day.
RIP.
RIP.
Absolutely crushing.
RIP.
RIP.
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FORSTERS_RIGHT_FOOT
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rfcjoe Absolutely crushing.
RIP.
You are such a twat. You know that right?
Ofcourse I'm kidding.
I just can't stand hearing about it every month.
I just can't stand hearing about it every month.
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Scousers do love a mourn....
You're such a twat, you do know that righT?
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010 ... -liverpool
The Bishop of Liverpool, James Jones, who is chairing the panel which will examine previously undisclosed official documents relating to the Hillsborough Disaster, has pledged to "ensure the fullest story is told" and investigate the most contentious areas of the disaster and its aftermath.
Speaking to the Guardian in his first full interview since becoming chair in December, Jones said the nine-member Hillsborough Independent Panel will be "led by" the questions posed on behalf of families who collectively lost 96 relatives in the disaster, 21 years ago tomorrow.
The questions raised by the families, he said, include what happened after 3.15pm on the day of the disaster, 15 April 1989. The coroner in Sheffield, Dr Stefan Popper, ruled at the inquest into the deaths that by that time all the victims had received their fatal injuries, so no evidence was heard about events after 3.15pm. The families have always since protested that Popper's ruling meant they never even found out in detail what happened to their loved ones nor whether people might have been saved had the response to the disaster been better organised by the police and emergency services.
The panel, established by the government, is to have access to all documents relating to the disaster and the subsequent legal processes, held by South Yorkshire Police, Yorkshire Ambulance, the coroner's office, Sheffield Wednesday and other relevant bodies.
"We will do our job, and we will ensure that the fullest story is told," the bishop promised. He confirmed that the family representatives have also raised "strongly" the allegation of a cover-up by South Yorkshire Police following the disaster. A group of senior officers instructed junior officers to change their statements about what happened, often to stress misbehaviour by supporters, and remove criticism of the police.
Lord Justice Taylor, in his official report, concluded that police mismanagement had been the principal cause of the disaster and rejected the police case that fans had been to blame. The families have always accused South Yorkshire Police of conducting a cover-up of their own culpability, while the force has argued it was entitled to edit the statements, to remove comment and hearsay.
The panel of experts, established and funded by the government after negotiations with the Hillsborough Family Support Group, is expected to take two years to produce a report into what the new documents reveal about the disaster and its aftermath.
"We are aiming to ensure the maximum possible disclosure," Jones told the Guardian. "Then, with that information, to write a fuller story than has been told to this point. We are hoping, absolutely, that we can tell as near to the full story as possible."
I don't know whether this is ghoulish, but I'm extremely interested in the outcome of this.
As an outsider to the misery, I would be very interested in the minutes of the meeting that the Police had the morning after the disaster.
Might be lost or 'written over' like the crucial CCTV at Stockwell.
The Bishop of Liverpool, James Jones, who is chairing the panel which will examine previously undisclosed official documents relating to the Hillsborough Disaster, has pledged to "ensure the fullest story is told" and investigate the most contentious areas of the disaster and its aftermath.
Speaking to the Guardian in his first full interview since becoming chair in December, Jones said the nine-member Hillsborough Independent Panel will be "led by" the questions posed on behalf of families who collectively lost 96 relatives in the disaster, 21 years ago tomorrow.
The questions raised by the families, he said, include what happened after 3.15pm on the day of the disaster, 15 April 1989. The coroner in Sheffield, Dr Stefan Popper, ruled at the inquest into the deaths that by that time all the victims had received their fatal injuries, so no evidence was heard about events after 3.15pm. The families have always since protested that Popper's ruling meant they never even found out in detail what happened to their loved ones nor whether people might have been saved had the response to the disaster been better organised by the police and emergency services.
The panel, established by the government, is to have access to all documents relating to the disaster and the subsequent legal processes, held by South Yorkshire Police, Yorkshire Ambulance, the coroner's office, Sheffield Wednesday and other relevant bodies.
"We will do our job, and we will ensure that the fullest story is told," the bishop promised. He confirmed that the family representatives have also raised "strongly" the allegation of a cover-up by South Yorkshire Police following the disaster. A group of senior officers instructed junior officers to change their statements about what happened, often to stress misbehaviour by supporters, and remove criticism of the police.
Lord Justice Taylor, in his official report, concluded that police mismanagement had been the principal cause of the disaster and rejected the police case that fans had been to blame. The families have always accused South Yorkshire Police of conducting a cover-up of their own culpability, while the force has argued it was entitled to edit the statements, to remove comment and hearsay.
The panel of experts, established and funded by the government after negotiations with the Hillsborough Family Support Group, is expected to take two years to produce a report into what the new documents reveal about the disaster and its aftermath.
"We are aiming to ensure the maximum possible disclosure," Jones told the Guardian. "Then, with that information, to write a fuller story than has been told to this point. We are hoping, absolutely, that we can tell as near to the full story as possible."
I don't know whether this is ghoulish, but I'm extremely interested in the outcome of this.
As an outsider to the misery, I would be very interested in the minutes of the meeting that the Police had the morning after the disaster.
Might be lost or 'written over' like the crucial CCTV at Stockwell.
rfcjoe Ofcourse I'm kidding.
Don't make the mistake of the laughter of hatred.
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BReal
Smoking Kills Dancing Doe Scousers do love a mourn....
'greed
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/ind ... c=240892.0
i mean, christ
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_C8dyjVZ ... re=related
Good video. Brought back some memories stood shoulder to shoulder under the South Bank, and how I enjoy football a lot less now that all the stadiums have changed. It's nothing like it used to be, and I do miss it.
Good video. Brought back some memories stood shoulder to shoulder under the South Bank, and how I enjoy football a lot less now that all the stadiums have changed. It's nothing like it used to be, and I do miss it.
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More sympathy from me if the bin dippers gave a fvck about Heysel
And WTF do we have to have this abortion of a thread every fvcking year?
And WTF do we have to have this abortion of a thread every fvcking year?
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Terminal Boardom More sympathy from me if the bin dippers gave a fvck about Heysel
Have to agree with this im afraid, despite it being the most tragic and defining day in English Football.
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The whole year inn
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Tony Le MesmerTerminal Boardom More sympathy from me if the bin dippers gave a fvck about Heysel
Have to agree with this im afraid, despite it being the most tragic and defining day in English Football.
25 year anniversary of Heysel is at the end of May I think
floyd__streete RFC Joe has humiliated himself here.
Naaaaaaaaaaaaah
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Terminal Boardom More sympathy from me if the bin dippers gave a fvck about Heysel
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