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Anyway, as for the report, as expected the cause was a complete balls-up by the Police and other emergency services. What compounds the tragedy is that lives could have been saved even after the crush had the emergency services entered the stadium and tried to resuscitate some of the victims.
Reprehensible that the police attempted to cover their arses to shamelessly and the Tory MP, Patnick, sounds like a right piece of work.
This. I've heard a few people in recent months/weeks asking 'what truth exactly do these people want?' as if this enquiry was just something trivial in a world with an at-times trivial appeals system. I think it was shown today. A few people need to look at themselves, a few should be questioned but the most upsetting part was that 59 fans could possibly have been saved. There's the truth, it was a cover up and vindication is now official but the details such as those, although rightly demanded can bring no comfort at all to the relatives.
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Many on this thread are still propogating the myth that somehow Liverpool fans share responsibility for that day - hopefully that will now end and people will accept they were blameless innocents. There is no evidence at all to suggest criminality, violence, drunkenness or ticketlessness occurred in any significant manner.
I also wonder whether those who suggest today was pointless and that 'sleeping dogs should lie' still feel the same? Surely people have to be brought to account for there actions on the day. I find the widespread altering of statements and the conscious police attempt to shift blame onto the fans utterly reprehensible and those responsible should be dealt with through the correct legal channels.
I hope I never have to hear the suggestion that football fans caused the deaths that day ever again.
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not at all he is a girl private! he has said what that female dog thatcher should have said 20 years ago,
As she once famously said, " The Lady's not for turning"... especially when something didn't suit her, the Hillsborough cover up being a case in point. There's no way she would have done a "U" turn and tried to get the truth and to the bottom of what happened
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Will there be any charges? I mean isn't it conspiracy, negligence and obstructing of justice.
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As she once famously said, "The Lady's not for turning"... especially when something didn't suit her, the Hillsborough cover up being a case in point.
There's no way she would have done a "U" turn and tried to get the truth and to the bottom of what happened
I suspect Thatcher like most of the rest of us back then wouldnt have thought it possible that an whole police force could lie and cover up for each other like the south yorkshire one did.The innocents of believing that our Bobbies are good people is long since gone.I know people might say that there are some good coppers ect but out of all those 100s on duty that day how many came forward and put their honest accounts to the inquiry or the public ? The real scum was in uniform that day
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I see that Kelvin MacKenzie is now offering his "profuse apologies to the people of Liverpool". what an absolute cretin.
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I see that Kelvin MacKenzie is now offering his "profuse apologies to the people of Liverpool". what an absolute cretin.
I think he should stand in the middle of anfield in front of a packed scouse crowd, and let him apoligise then and see what the scouser think to his apoligy.
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[quote=293]I see that Kelvin MacKenzie is now offering his "profuse apologies to the people of Liverpool". what an absolute cretin.[/qu
Yeah he's a sharp object but he was only reporting the Police lies that he was being fed ,same goes for Thatcher. As much as people would like to blame this on a right wing Tory cover up the real flilth are the flith. Why did thye need to cover up and lie in the first place ? If the had held their hands up straight away and admited they made some terrible mistakes that they would make sure would never happen again people probably could have forgive them. Yes one or two of them would have been passed over for promotions and the odd one might have been fired for incompetence but now surely these people have to go to jail? The police lied back in 1989 ,they will still lie today and the will lie tomorrow nothing well ever change there
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I see that Kelvin MacKenzie is now offering his "profuse apologies to the people of Liverpool". what an absolute cretin.
Boris Johnson has some apologising to do as well. His article on Scousers certainly laid the blame at drunken fans and not the police. Still he is such a ruddy character isn't he? Not sure singling the police out as the ones with sole responsibility for this is appropiate. Lots of contributing factors making the blame game very unjust.
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Boris Johnson has some apologising to do as well.
His article on Scousers certainly laid the blame at drunken fans and not the police. Still he is such a ruddy character isn't he?
Not sure singling the police out as the ones with sole responsibility for this is appropiate. Lots of contributing factors making the blame game very unjust.
Theres a diffrence between making stupid statements in a newspaper and perjury,I hope any of the Police that changed statements or even the ones that stood silent and said nothing die in jail
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