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Bully wrote:Norwich has sacked Chris Houghton

Heard about that last night.

ridiculous decision. They have 5 games left. 1 against Sunderland (I think) then it is Man C, Leverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal or something like that. Who the hell is going to come in and make any difference at this stage. Get something at Sunderland and they are safe.

All games to kick off 7 minutes past the hour or half hour for the Hillsborough 25th anniversary

Bully wrote:All games to kick off 7 minutes past the hour or half hour for the Hillsborough 25th anniversary

And the inquests are still going on

i thought it had been resolved in court last year ?

something about the supporters were not to blame and it was the police letting too many into the ground

Nope.
That was just to establish blame because we have to have someone to hold accountable ( to blame)
Now the inquests begin again with the back drop that the police are to blame.

Victimpool won't be found guilty of anything. It's always someone else's fault.

Yet they still continue to overcrowd away ends wherever they go, you'd think they would have learnt something.

I am not one to stick up for "we are always hard done by after a loss Liverpool" but what grounds are they overcrowding that you say ?

jakovasaurus wrote:Victimpool won't be found guilty of anything. It's always someone else's fault.

Yet they still continue to overcrowd away ends wherever they go, you'd think they would have learnt something.

No you're right the inquest to establish blame is wrong despite greater minds than yours, not hard I suppose judging by this comment, deciding it was the police and security that were at fault.

Also, did you know that their are no standing sections at Premier League stadiums anymore so all people entering must be assigned a seat. These are allocated to the away club by the home club so if overcrowding occurs it would not be anything to do with LFC but carry on living in your own little world of untruths.

Bully wrote:I am not one to stick up for "we are always hard done by after a loss Liverpool" but what grounds are they overcrowding that you say ?

None now mate. Not since all seater stadiums came in which of course was a result of Hillsborough

Bully wrote:I am not one to stick up for "we are always hard done by after a loss Liverpool" but what grounds are they overcrowding that you say ?

LMAO yep. Wiltshere's injured, Ramsey's injured, Ozil misses him mum, Giroud doesn't know which hole to stick it in next, Wenger is crap. You guys go ok yourselves

RIP to the 96 Liverpool fans who went to a football match 25 years ago today, and never went home. YNWA

Great post Bully, great post.

how do 96 people die in a stadium??? Has anyone been held responsible for this???

Absolute tragedy...

lol ^^^

They have been asking that for 25 years

When too many people are let into a ground where there were no seats, before full seater stadiums were mandatory, into an area which you couldn't swing a cat , then the fences are so high at the ground level to prevent fans running out the pitch during English footballs hooliganism era, a human crush occurred.

Google Bradford city fire also for another tragedy if you want to know about others

Bully wrote:lol ^^^

They have been asking that for 25 years

When too many people are let into a ground where there were no seats, before full seater stadiums were mandatory, into an area which you couldn't swing a cat , then the fences are so high at the ground level to prevent fans running out the pitch during English footballs hooliganism era, a human crush occurred.

Google Bradford city fire also for another tragedy if you want to know about others

Looked the Bradford City one as part of a fire safety lecture at Uni. The stand was due to be demolished on the Monday as it was the last game of the season. Took a matter of minutes for the whole thing to go up in flames. Those that made the decision to escape onto the playing field had the better chance of surviving than those that chose to head out the way the came in....only to find locked gates as the first half of the game had begun.

Bully wrote:lol ^^^

They have been asking that for 25 years

When too many people are let into a ground where there were no seats, before full seater stadiums were mandatory, into an area which you couldn't swing a cat , then the fences are so high at the ground level to prevent fans running out the pitch during English footballs hooliganism era, a human crush occurred.

Google Bradford city fire also for another tragedy if you want to know about others

Yep overcrowding was the problem .. Those rushing in at the back in time to see the game, weren't aware of the effect it was having on those down the front.

Steven Gerrard's cousin was the youngest of the victims

heater31 wrote:

Bully wrote:lol ^^^

They have been asking that for 25 years

When too many people are let into a ground where there were no seats, before full seater stadiums were mandatory, into an area which you couldn't swing a cat , then the fences are so high at the ground level to prevent fans running out the pitch during English footballs hooliganism era, a human crush occurred.

Google Bradford city fire also for another tragedy if you want to know about others

Looked the Bradford City one as part of a fire safety lecture at Uni. The stand was due to be demolished on the Monday as it was the last game of the season. Took a matter of minutes for the whole thing to go up in flames. Those that made the decision to escape onto the playing field had the better chance of surviving than those that chose to head out the way the came in....only to find locked gates as the first half of the game had begun.

My Uncle was there at Valley Parade that day, only suffered minor injuries, but received those while pulling people out of the fire. He (and a number of others) received Police commendations for their bravery...

56 people died that day and would have been Hundreds if Valley Parade had the same barriers fencing as Hillsborough...

Jase wrote:

heater31 wrote:

Bully wrote:lol ^^^

They have been asking that for 25 years

When too many people are let into a ground where there were no seats, before full seater stadiums were mandatory, into an area which you couldn't swing a cat , then the fences are so high at the ground level to prevent fans running out the pitch during English footballs hooliganism era, a human crush occurred.

Google Bradford city fire also for another tragedy if you want to know about others

Looked the Bradford City one as part of a fire safety lecture at Uni. The stand was due to be demolished on the Monday as it was the last game of the season. Took a matter of minutes for the whole thing to go up in flames. Those that made the decision to escape onto the playing field had the better chance of surviving than those that chose to head out the way the came in....only to find locked gates as the first half of the game had begun.

My Uncle was there at Valley Parade that day, only suffered minor injuries, but received those while pulling people out of the fire. He (and a number of others) received Police commendations for their bravery...

56 people died that day and would have been Hundreds if Valley Parade had the same barriers fencing as Hillsborough...

Sounds like a good bloke Jase. You must be proud.