Hillsborough - The Search for Truth

[blueinsa]

Yet still the Liverpool fans stand at matches.

Proven many times that standing at a ground is safe when correctly managed.

This disaster was down to sheer criminal incompetence and to suggest otherwise flies in the face of what is now common knowledge and frankly fucking disgusting fella.

 

[shackattack]

Is it safe to assume that many officers during the previous inquest lied under oath then in a court of law ? Also statements were substantially edited by police so surely at the least there is a high level of officers deliberately perverting the course of justice. Be interesting to see how the ipcc present the future inquests and hearings. In situations such as the gymnasium where many dead bodies lay a sergeant's recollection of panic and hysteria it was ordered to be changed to portray the fans mood and not the police management of the situation.

 

[Dubai Blue]

Yet still the Liverpool fans stand at matches.

WTF has that got to do with anything.?

 

[mancityvstoke]

Crushing still happens outside grounds.

Anfield for one

Wembley was quite bad outside V Chelsea too

 

[cupidstunt]

And the police have been found to be lying even further. I want to know how the previous inquires failed to get to this.

 

[shackattack]

It was revealed a few days ago that monies found amongst the bodies were actually kept by the police and put into their coffers. The police had no shame then and nor do they now.

 

[mcmanus]

It has got to be complete, transparent disclosure now. No hiding.

Still can't see it happening though.

 

[BrianW]

Our society, at the top, is riddled with corruption. The strange thing is, most people are blind to this. They persuade themselves there's just the odd rotten apple, when in fact it's a whole barrel of stinking fish.

 

[stimo]

Our society, at the top, is riddled with corruption. The strange thing is, most people are blind to this. They persuade themselves there's just the odd rotten apple, when in fact it's a whole barrel of stinking fish.

id say most people have this idea, but decide to stick their head in the sand. i dont like to think about it - our country being ran on corruption.
as for hillsborough - it just gets more and more unbelievable

 

[Anonymous]

Our society, at the top, is riddled with corruption. The strange thing is, most people are blind to this. They persuade themselves there's just the odd rotten apple, when in fact it's a whole barrel of stinking fish.

One of the greatest cons of the 20th century is the so called British sense of fair play. Utter bulls' pizzle. Always applied after the effect. Was glad to hear the 4 agencies (including the FA) this morning though could be answering cases of negligence and unlawful manslaughter.