This is the bit I don't get. 'Fight for justice'
The 96 killed where never guilty surely? How could they be? They where crushed to death?
The fans from behind pushing and shoving to get into a pen that was already full contributed to the death of these fans surely?
However the influx of fans in the central pens, allowing it to become over filled was solely down to the negligence of the police and the organisation on the day? Or the unorganisation? Which ever you look at it.
The 96 families fighting for justice is absurd. How could they be guilty of their own deaths?
The justice they need is for accountability from those responsible, and for the reputations of their loved ones (and the Liverpool fans who attended the match as a whole) to be exonerated, not just by the courts, but I think also in the eyes of the wider public, which, in some quarters, as this thread is unfortunately showing, still need convincing.This is the bit I don't get. 'Fight for justice'
The 96 killed where never guilty surely? How could they be? They where crushed to death?
The fans from behind pushing and shoving to get into a pen that was already full contributed to the death of these fans surely?
However the influx of fans in the central pens, allowing it to become over filled was solely down to the negligence of the police and the organisation on the day? Or the unorganisation? Which ever you look at it.
The 96 families fighting for justice is absurd. How could they be guilty of their own deaths?
I see. Some root causes that go on for 27 years. Seems like his usual apology for the Establishment TBH.
Wow. That just beggars believe.Its justice from the lies peddled since day 1 that basically called their loved ones pissed up hooligans responsible for their own deaths.
The police lied, the media lied and the government lied and they wanted that put right, justice.
I see. A strange bandwagon for a Murdock monkey to be jumping on. Well, you've read it. I won't pay for read newspapers on-line.His criticism is mainly directed at the establishment.
Can the Liverpool fans on the day as a whole be exonerated though?The justice they need is for accountability from those responsible, and for the reputations of their loved ones (and the Liverpool fans who attended the match as a whole) to be exonerated, not just by the courts, but I think also in the eyes of the wider public, which, in some quarters, as this thread is unfortunately showing, still need convincing.
ffsCan the Liverpool fans on the day as a whole be exonerated though?
They were a contributing factor where they not? In 96 lives lost.
They should of never been in the position they were in in the first place I agree but nevertheless I'd argue their motives where to get into the game and get a good view regardless. I doubt any of them gave any kind of thought or inclining about the poor souls at the front. I've just looked at some of the pictures online of the pen as it happend on the day. It beggars believe. There are people being crushed whilst the crowd behind continue to watch the match! Unbelievable and really sad. God bless their souls.