Hillsborough | Kenny Dalglish & Jason McAteer on Liverpool's tragedy | Merseyside rallies | JFT96

Two figures from Liverpool FC history recount their experience of Hillsborough, the day and the aftermath.
Kenny Dalglish and Jason McAteer discuss the tragedy of Hillsborough, the strength of the victim's families and how the city of Liverpool healed in the aftermath.
They speak movingly about what the FA Cup win in 1989 meant to Merseyside, and how it affects LFC to this day.
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[@Simombrun1980]

sir kenny dalglish attended all 96 funerals after the Disaster. I’m not sure anyone connected to the club could have given more the club the victims, and their families. True gentleman.

[@Simombrun1980]

And the City Of Liverpool also.

[@jimmycrowley5703]

The King is one of the few people deserving of the title “legend”
His decency transcends rivalries no matter how important they may seem
And that is before you consider how good a player he was,

[@mrkipling2201]

Although they would have obviously wanted to win the championship, the FA cup was the one they had to win. That was the competition they were playing in when their fans were killed by police incompetence.

[@tonyjackasssnbrown5209]

Kenny was a amazing footballer but a much better human

[@NickRowsell]

Liverpool Lives Matter ... L.L.P.