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- čas přidán 25. 04. 2016
- Families of the 96 Liverpool FC fans who died at #Hillsborough crying and hugging after a jury concludes the fans' behaviour did NOT contribute to the stadium disaster. The 96 were unlawfully killed.
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Well it has only taken 27 years for them to reach the same conclusion as the rest of Britain.
Better late than never I suppose.
+Punkster Daddy There are many other establishment conspiracies and cover-ups awaiting proper exposure.
+mizofan Definitely - May I start with The Lusitania, another tragedy 100 years ago involving many Liverpool families; 1198 died. There was a massive cover up by the government, who didn't do their job, lied, tried to divert blame, wrote the crews statements, selected only those that would say what they wanted to testify etc. etc; Lord Mersey, wrecks commissioner who conducted the enquiry waived his fee afterwards, resigned and was known to refer to the Lusitania matter as 'A damned dirty business'. I am so grateful to the Liverpool families for not giving up in their search for truth and justice, 'cos in a way it feels like they have done it for our ancestors too.
mizofan Yes there are.
@PeckyThePigeon I wasn't there, mate, in fact, I was 10 at the time.
@PeckyThePigeon They did, eh? Lol, okay, buddy.
I am so pleased for all the families. I watched the disaster live and even although I don't know any of the people who died I always break down over the years when the subject came up. The thing that angered me most of all were the lies that had been put out about the victims and Liverpool supporters -what kind of people tell these kind of lies? I cant imagine the hell that all the families must have gone through the past 27 years never giving up in their fight for justice for their loved ones. Well done to all of you. Now I hope that criminal charges follow.
People actually disliked this? Weirdos mate
I grew up in Northern Ireland during the 70s and 80s. I saw first hand countless acts of violence and atrocities inflicted on not only my community but to others as well. But in April 1989 on that fateful day in Sheffield, the disaster that took place which 96 innocent souls lost their lives in the most horrific of ways sent a shiver through the spine of the 15 year old boy that i was that day. Hillsborough i can say without any doubt was the one thing that disturbed me most when i was growing up. And i witnessed mass murder on a weekly scale in my country at that very time. As a hardened West Ham fan, i shed a tear of happiness today for the people of Liverpool and I pray to the good lord above that they can now find closure and peace and move on with their lives, knowing that their lost loved ones are finally smiling down on them for a fight well fought on their behalf. YNWA/COYI
Reduced me to tears that mate. As a scouser and a red thank you
What is so cruel is that the people could not go and touch their family members, and the misinformation disseminated about the 96, who were victims btw. There is no closure, you just have to take it one day at a time. I was at a concert and people rushed the field, I remembered this and climbed over seats instead of getting on the stairs in the isle.
+Kelly oxo Yes, that piece is heartbreaking and enraging at the same time "the property of the coroner" !!!!
Unbelievable that duckenfield didn’t get fired, didn’t lose his pension, really suffered in no way whatsoever for his extreme and deadly incompetence.
YES!! So glad for them. About bloody time
Just seeing this after watching Anne, God Bless the 96 ❤️❤️❤️
My heart goes out to you.
Outside the courtroom doors
I heard a kopite calling
Justice has finally been done
The fans were not to blame
And now the jury has said the same
Now there’s glory round the fields of Anfield road
So glad the families have some Justice.The difference between a Rottweiler and a Scouse mam is a Rottweiler eventually lets go.The families deserve a medal for never giving in for so long my Respect to them all.They fought the Law and the Law Lost.YNWA JF96
Kenny Dalglish also deserves huge credit for the work he has done with the families and the charities they're associated with. One amazing thing to come out of such an awful tragedy
How many people have have suffered a premature death due directly to the Hillsborough tragedy? How many of the grieving families, Mother's, Fathers, Brothers, Sisters died before their time of a broken heart due to this tragedy? How many Liverpool supporters who were there that day have had an early death due to the horrors witnessed that day? We can never put a figure on that, but it must run into the hundreds if not thousands. May God bless each and every one of them.
It is an appalling indictment of the establishment that the families of the 96 had to fight for 27 years for justice for their loved ones. The incompetence and downright lying that was passed on by vested interests is disgusting. justice delayed is justice denied. sad that some family members are no longer around to witness the vindication of the 96.
Good for you all........my god never gave up.................................xxxxxxxxx
Sorry for the deaths and glad to hear it's gross negligence , but it should of been decided within a year of the tragedy
It should never have needed to come to this in the first place
My heart breaks for the innocent fans who bought tickets that day and entered the stadium in a polite manner. Those that had no business being there, no ticket and then rushed In have the 96s blood on their hands. You can blame the police, you can blame the stadium and both are fair. But don’t kid yourselves - those fans who charged in without any thought for others are to blame too
About fucking time.
How can 11 people dislike this? Fucks sake..
great stuff
Bless
That lady that said the rest of the country didn't stand by them well plenty people in Scotland did I know they did
Who wonders what was going through Duckenfield’s head
It is sad that they not run time for what they dun to96 fans however have Liverpool played at hilsbrogh sence then because if they not I can only say that ok
Ok so everyone at fault still alive, has said their 'sorry's and shed their crocodile tears. So what happens now ?
Nothing. All the families want is accountability, not compo.
Does this mean that the fans who killed the 96 (the non ticket holders) are to be bought to justice The police didnotkill any one those without tickets should not have been there,they should have been at home.They took advantage to get a free view not good enough.How many non. ticket holders died? Did they just forced their way in,instead of going home.Shame you are blaming the wrong people.
Brian Donald it was the police who open the gates and didn't check tickets. they also had a responsibility to send people into different entrances but they all went through the tunnel. the police is responsible for this
there were no people without tickets the right number entered the gates but the police herded 5000 of them into a 2000 capacity pen crushing 96 to death whilst 2 other pens remained almost empty
How do you know they don't have tickets??? My brother lay dead on the pitch with his ticket in his pocket. Shame on you for commenting on something you know nothing about
I am happy for them and everything but i still dont get why non ticket fans turned up to the match you wouldnt turn up to a concert without a ticket so why a football match?
And how do you know that people didn't have tickets ? My brothers body was identified and the police asked the question did he have a ticket. His ticket was still in his pocket when he lay dead on a the pitch, please do not comment when you don't know the facts
I am not convinced that not one person does not want monetary compensation,I thinkGovt better get a list of all non ticket holders in those pens on the day.They are responsible ,not police,not ticket holders,not administrators, but those taking advantage of a bad situation,trying to "Buck the system" non ticket holders should have not been there.They should be held accountable too,if they are honest enough to put up their hands,been accountable for your mates THINK ABOUT IT
Police should respond to this by refusing to have anything to do with soccer match crowd control. Police should be called in if fatalities occur to immediately stop the match and arrest violators. The soccer clubs should be responsible for all activity surrounding soccer matches like this. If someone dies, the soccer officials should be the ones charged with murder.
+SugarTomAppleRoger It is a common part of the police's job to maintain public order and control crowds at big events. Let them then have nothing to do with policing strikes, political demonstrations etc. They were political thugs in the Miners strike, doing the dirty work of Thatcher, and they were hateful, smearing liars at Hillsborough. The police have a difficult job, sure, but should still be held responsible for their errors and killings, though they are not- year after year they get away with the killings and needless deaths of numerous people, such as even shooting a 5 year old boy in bed. Contrary to 27 years of right wing lies and propaganda, the jury found that football fans did not contribute in any way to the deaths. I doubt police will be charged with murder, never mind convicted over Hillsborough. Manslaughter charge would be more likely and appropriate.
+mizofan I agree with your thoughts. We need professional police at all levels. It also means constables take control of situations if necessary. Police should definitely "take sides" in crowd control. Unfortuntaley there is at present a clear right wing mindset in the forces, including police. This was very evident in the miners strikes. To me a professional tries to predict what will happen, and not tryto blame or cover up. Clearly, if the facilities are present danger, as this stadium appeared to be doing, the venue should have been shut down until fit for purpose and mindful of public safety. As with most situations, the systems are bad, not the people. The system should be changed so that this type of disaster never happens again.
I still don't understand why non ticket fans turned up though what now though are they all going back to the job centre or cause more drama just to keep themselves in the media
Silly slag
so what they got paid or something?
Pathetic. Blame culture. Face it. Most of these football fans were only thinking of themselves. Decent people would have helped the police. I watched the videos. I think this is an injustice. Political pressure.
most people only think of themselves when facing a life or death situation? fans were prevented from leaving the pens by police. poor management, poor policing, poor engineering.
+wolfumz Sorry, but no!! I have been in that exact situation. I called people in distress over to me and passed them over the barrier. Only selfish people think of themselves. Everyone knows that when the crowd becomes too great, a crush will ensue. Decent people seek out those in trouble and rescue them. The videos show clearly that this didn't happen. Look at them - as you say, thinking of themselves!
SugarTomAppleRoger what game/event was that? Did ~100 people die when you were in the 'same situation?'
+SugarTomAppleRoger agree this aint the truth ray fairclough interview on the net laughing at a time when the players got family tickets for a match and bob paisley shocked when loads of them ran through the dressing room. to get in. work shy scum the lot of em police the sun government all a disgrace but please don't call this justice or the truth
@@workingclassman9727 ok Mr "working class man"
I wonder how many cars were stolen that day 😂😂
You've commented about 4 different times on this video, and they're all absolutely disgusting comments, you're a vile human being