and what, exactly, have the fans to take responsibility for you moronBlue_Ketchup said:sorry for being harsh but how many times do they have to push their grief onto everyone else.
why can't they just to their own thing and let everyone else get on.
what about all the other football stadium disasters, Bradford, Bolton, Heysel etc..
no matter how many reports or inquests the authorities complete not one of them will take a ounce of responsibility on what happened on that unfortunate day.
Santiago Street . said:How many times must they foist their grief on others ?
As others quite rightly have said there is no other tragedy commemorated with such relentlessness
squirtyflower said:and what, exactly, have the fans to take responsibility for you moronBlue_Ketchup said:sorry for being harsh but how many times do they have to push their grief onto everyone else.
why can't they just to their own thing and let everyone else get on.
what about all the other football stadium disasters, Bradford, Bolton, Heysel etc..
no matter how many reports or inquests the authorities complete not one of them will take a ounce of responsibility on what happened on that unfortunate day.
they went to a football match, just like we'll be doing tomorrow, and some didn't go home
Blue_Ketchup said:sorry for being harsh but how many times do they have to push their grief onto everyone else.
why can't they just to their own thing and let everyone else get on.
what about all the other football stadium disasters, Bradford, Bolton, Heysel etc..
no matter how many reports or inquests the authorities complete not one of them will take a ounce of responsibility on what happened on that unfortunate day.
and what has being a mod got to do with having an opinion?Santiago Street . said:squirtyflower said:and what, exactly, have the fans to take responsibility for you moronBlue_Ketchup said:sorry for being harsh but how many times do they have to push their grief onto everyone else.
why can't they just to their own thing and let everyone else get on.
what about all the other football stadium disasters, Bradford, Bolton, Heysel etc..
no matter how many reports or inquests the authorities complete not one of them will take a ounce of responsibility on what happened on that unfortunate day.
they went to a football match, just like we'll be doing tomorrow, and some didn't go home
Why call him a moron Mr Mod ?
The fact that the government, the authorities and the police were all responsible to varying degrees for the tragedy doesn't automatically preclude any given individual from having behaved in a manner which may also have been a contributory factor, no matter how small, to the deaths.
Millwallawayveteran1988 said:Santiago Street . said:How many times must they foist their grief on others ?
As others quite rightly have said there is no other tragedy commemorated with such relentlessness
No. As ONE other has quite wrongly said.
The vast majority have not said this.
God forbid anything like this ever happened to our fans. Would you be in the concourse having a beer telling anyone who would listen that we all need to get over it while the silence was ongoing?
Santiago Street . said:squirtyflower said:and what, exactly, have the fans to take responsibility for you moronBlue_Ketchup said:sorry for being harsh but how many times do they have to push their grief onto everyone else.
why can't they just to their own thing and let everyone else get on.
what about all the other football stadium disasters, Bradford, Bolton, Heysel etc..
no matter how many reports or inquests the authorities complete not one of them will take a ounce of responsibility on what happened on that unfortunate day.
they went to a football match, just like we'll be doing tomorrow, and some didn't go home
Why call him a moron Mr Mod ?
The fact that the government, the authorities and the police were all responsible to varying degrees for the tragedy doesn't automatically preclude any given individual from having behaved in a manner which may also have been a contributory factor, no matter how small, to the deaths.
Santiago Street . said:How many times must they foist their grief on others ?
As others quite rightly have said there is no other tragedy commemorated with such relentlessness
and you are as idiotic as himSantiago Street . said:Millwallawayveteran1988 said:Santiago Street . said:How many times must they foist their grief on others ?
As others quite rightly have said there is no other tragedy commemorated with such relentlessness
No. As ONE other has quite wrongly said.
The vast majority have not said this.
God forbid anything like this ever happened to our fans. Would you be in the concourse having a beer telling anyone who would listen that we all need to get over it while the silence was ongoing?
Your example is flippant.
I'd be mourning in my own way. I wouldn't be lobbying the football authorities in England to impose yet another commemorative gimmick on the wider football going public