Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Jesus Christ.
Idiots.
We ALL got treated like that at football. Luckily for us,it wasn't us that got killed at Hillsborough. It really could have been though. Read up before you shout spite like this. It makes you look a fool.
Justified logic wrote:zuricity wrote:And they all had tickets for the match ! yeah really.
You are probably right. They probably didn't all have tickets as there would have been some outside looking for tickets.
BUT THE POLICE LET THEM ALL IN IN AN UNCONTROLLED WAY.
Jeez, it is so simple. Just put your stupid prejudices aside for once for chrissake.
zuricity wrote:Justified logic wrote:zuricity wrote:And they all had tickets for the match ! yeah really.
You are probably right. They probably didn't all have tickets as there would have been some outside looking for tickets.
BUT THE POLICE LET THEM ALL IN IN AN UNCONTROLLED WAY.
Jeez, it is so simple. Just put your stupid prejudices aside for once for chrissake.
how dare you ? who are you calling prejudiced ?
just re.read what you have written , who owns Hillborough swfc or the police ?
Justified logic wrote:zuricity wrote:Justified logic wrote:zuricity wrote:And they all had tickets for the match ! yeah really.
You are probably right. They probably didn't all have tickets as there would have been some outside looking for tickets.
BUT THE POLICE LET THEM ALL IN IN AN UNCONTROLLED WAY.
Jeez, it is so simple. Just put your stupid prejudices aside for once for chrissake.
how dare you ? who are you calling prejudiced ?
just re.read what you have written , who owns Hillborough swfc or the police ?
Well you may have point. Who was given the blame as a result of the far too belated enquiry? Genuine question.
26 April 2016
The inquest jury delivers its verdict. Among the 14 questions it is asked to decide upon, it concludes:
- The 96 people who died in the disaster were unlawfully killed, overturning the verdict of accidental death at the original inquest.
- No behaviour on the part of Liverpool fans contributed to the dangerous situation at the Leppings Lane turnstiles. This, at last, comprehensively exonerates the supporters who were blamed for causing the disaster in its immediate aftermath.
- Defects in the construction and layout of the stadium contributed to the disaster.
- “Errors and omissions” by the commanding police officers and the entire police operation on the day contributed to the causes of the disaster.
- Errors and omissions in the stadium’s layout and design, and its lack of a valid safety certificate contributed to the tragedy, as did Sheffield Wednesday FC’s preparation for the match. On the question of whether the club’s actions on the day of the game were a contributory factor, the jury could not say for sure but said they may have been
- Errors and omissions by the South Yorkshire metropolitan ambulance service contributed to the disaster.
Mase wrote:Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Jesus Christ.
Idiots.
We ALL got treated like that at football. Luckily for us,it wasn't us that got killed at Hillsborough. It really could have been though. Read up before you shout spite like this. It makes you look a fool.
But you ALL didn’t react in the same way. That’s the point. You’re actually proving my point. You say you all got treated like that at football, yet it didn’t happen at any other club.
Justified logic wrote:zuricity wrote:Justified logic wrote:zuricity wrote:And they all had tickets for the match ! yeah really.
You are probably right. They probably didn't all have tickets as there would have been some outside looking for tickets.
BUT THE POLICE LET THEM ALL IN IN AN UNCONTROLLED WAY.
Jeez, it is so simple. Just put your stupid prejudices aside for once for chrissake.
how dare you ? who are you calling prejudiced ?
just re.read what you have written , who owns Hillborough swfc or the police ?
Well you may have point. Who was given the blame as a result of the far too belated enquiry? Genuine question.
zuricity wrote:Justified logic wrote:zuricity wrote:Justified logic wrote:zuricity wrote:And they all had tickets for the match ! yeah really.
You are probably right. They probably didn't all have tickets as there would have been some outside looking for tickets.
BUT THE POLICE LET THEM ALL IN IN AN UNCONTROLLED WAY.
Jeez, it is so simple. Just put your stupid prejudices aside for once for chrissake.
how dare you ? who are you calling prejudiced ?
just re.read what you have written , who owns Hillborough swfc or the police ?
Well you may have point. Who was given the blame as a result of the far too belated enquiry? Genuine question.
Inquiry?
yes, it is always somebody else’s fault
zuricity wrote:Justified logic wrote:zuricity wrote:Justified logic wrote:zuricity wrote:And they all had tickets for the match ! yeah really.
You are probably right. They probably didn't all have tickets as there would have been some outside looking for tickets.
BUT THE POLICE LET THEM ALL IN IN AN UNCONTROLLED WAY.
Jeez, it is so simple. Just put your stupid prejudices aside for once for chrissake.
how dare you ? who are you calling prejudiced ?
just re.read what you have written , who owns Hillborough swfc or the police ?
Well you may have point. Who was given the blame as a result of the far too belated enquiry? Genuine question.
Inquiry?
yes, it is always somebody else’s fault
South Stand Balti wrote:No one would have died that day if there had been no fences. There were fences because of football hooligans. This terrible disaster started years before it happened with scum fighting and throwing missiles.
Justified logic wrote:
BUT THE POLICE LET THEM ALL IN IN AN UNCONTROLLED WAY.
Tokyo Blue wrote:Justified logic wrote:
BUT THE POLICE LET THEM ALL IN IN AN UNCONTROLLED WAY.
If they’d had tickets, they wouldn’t have been at the gates, they’d have been at the turnstiles. If they were at the gates when they did have tickets, why do that? Something is rather amiss there.
If there is no one at the gates and they were all lining up at the turnstiles like normal people with tickets do, why open the gates?
Something does not add up here.
Tokyo Blue wrote:Justified logic wrote:
BUT THE POLICE LET THEM ALL IN IN AN UNCONTROLLED WAY.
If they’d had tickets, they wouldn’t have been at the gates, they’d have been at the turnstiles. If they were at the gates when they did have tickets, why do that? Something is rather amiss there.
If there is no one at the gates and they were all lining up at the turnstiles like normal people with tickets do, why open the gates?
Something does not add up here.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:They had seven turnstiles to admit over 10000 Liverpool fans. As time marched on the area became increasingly congested. Queues? Have you been in that area outside Leppings Lane?
zuricity wrote:Tokyo Blue wrote:Justified logic wrote:
BUT THE POLICE LET THEM ALL IN IN AN UNCONTROLLED WAY.
If they’d had tickets, they wouldn’t have been at the gates, they’d have been at the turnstiles. If they were at the gates when they did have tickets, why do that? Something is rather amiss there.
If there is no one at the gates and they were all lining up at the turnstiles like normal people with tickets do, why open the gates?
Something does not add up here.
Well i suppose you could also blame British rail for getting them all there on time.
Tokyo Blue wrote:zuricity wrote:Tokyo Blue wrote:Justified logic wrote:
BUT THE POLICE LET THEM ALL IN IN AN UNCONTROLLED WAY.
If they’d had tickets, they wouldn’t have been at the gates, they’d have been at the turnstiles. If they were at the gates when they did have tickets, why do that? Something is rather amiss there.
If there is no one at the gates and they were all lining up at the turnstiles like normal people with tickets do, why open the gates?
Something does not add up here.
Well i suppose you could also blame British rail for getting them all there on time.
As if.
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