a sad day in history - Page 2

Bagpuss · 15-04-2009, 21:50

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Originally Posted by Mancie

Of course we should remember this tragedy, many respects to all the victims, families and friends.

Too right Mancie, accyman cheers for wrecking the the thread not a relative of Chief Inspector Duckenfield are you? Happy Birthday Uncle (OssyKid) we're not in the Stanley Forum though.

Justice For The 96 RIP
YNWA

Royboy39 · 15-04-2009, 22:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bagpuss

Too right Mancie, accyman cheers for wrecking the the thread not a relative of Chief Inspector Duckenfield are you? Happy Birthday Uncle (OssyKid) we're not in the Stanley Forum though.

Justice For The 96 RIP
YNWA

The thread is well justified...there are some who sprinkle stardust on crass comments...but not me.

cherokee · 15-04-2009, 22:15

I can also see both sides here but I personally think that the 96 should be remembered in someway.

I dont think the families will ever rest until Justice has been seen to be done. That day was an utter tragedy and someone somewhere was responsible and needs to hold their hands up so that the families can lay their loved ones to rest in peace.

A very sad day in football history IMO.

Mancie · 16-04-2009, 05:33

No sides..that day was a nightmare ..people who turned up for a game..sons and daughters were treated as the enemy by the police..anyone who thinks the recent news about police action during the recent G20 protests is a one off thing need get out more.
And how anyone can try to put up an argument that we should all get on and not bother about this tragedy is a let down for reasonable thinking people.. Accyman.