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ciaran64drimnagh, Dublin Ireland217 Threads 4 Polls 5,881 Postslets spare a thought for the families that lost family members in this terrible disaster,to this day its still the worst sporting disaster in england,and to this day the faimilies have never being told the full story,theres a memorial at anfield today,live on sky sports news at 2.45,
Ciaran being a Man U fan I have to say today is one day when I can put rivalries aside. Also if anyone believes in justice they should not buy the rag known as the Sun. What they printed about the Liverpool fans was beyond belief. Kelvin MacKenzie should have been shot for what he did. So if there is any justice in the world a good start would be seeing the sun lose a lot of readers.
was disgraceful,gordon brown has come out today condemning that article
ciaran64: was disgraceful,gordon brown has come out today condemning that article
Anyone who buys that newspaper should be shot and I am glad lots of shops in Liverpool won't sell it.I will never forget the sight of those fantastic
Liverpool supporters ferrying the injured across
the pitch, whilst the emergency services stood
around with apparent indifference.
My heart goes out to the families and friends of
those who suffered on that terrible day.
I can only hope we never see anything like this
again and the hurt suffered by all involved eases
with the passing of time.
R.I.P. The ninety six.
Liverpool supporters ferrying the injured across
the pitch, whilst the emergency services stood
around with apparent indifference.
My heart goes out to the families and friends of
those who suffered on that terrible day.
I can only hope we never see anything like this
again and the hurt suffered by all involved eases
with the passing of time.
R.I.P. The ninety six.
sure was mate,remember it vividly
bodleing: I will never forget the sight of those fantastic
Liverpool supporters ferrying the injured across
the pitch, whilst the emergency services stood
around with apparent indifference.
My heart goes out to the families and friends of
those who suffered on that terrible day.
I can only hope we never see anything like this
again and the hurt suffered by all involved eases
with the passing of time.
R.I.P. The ninety six.
Liverpool supporters ferrying the injured across
the pitch, whilst the emergency services stood
around with apparent indifference.
My heart goes out to the families and friends of
those who suffered on that terrible day.
I can only hope we never see anything like this
again and the hurt suffered by all involved eases
with the passing of time.
R.I.P. The ninety six.
When you walk through a storm
Hold your head up high
And don't be afraid of the dark
At the end of the storm
Is a golden sky
And the sweet silver song of the lark
Walk on through the wind
Walk on through the rain
Though your dreams be tossed and blown
Walk on walk on with hope in your heart
And you'll never walk alone
You'll never walk alone
R.I.P...THE 96......
bodleing: I will never forget the sight of those fantastic
Liverpool supporters ferrying the injured across
the pitch, whilst the emergency services stood
around with apparent indifference.
My heart goes out to the families and friends of
those who suffered on that terrible day.
I can only hope we never see anything like this
again and the hurt suffered by all involved eases
with the passing of time.
R.I.P. The ninety six.
Liverpool supporters ferrying the injured across
the pitch, whilst the emergency services stood
around with apparent indifference.
My heart goes out to the families and friends of
those who suffered on that terrible day.
I can only hope we never see anything like this
again and the hurt suffered by all involved eases
with the passing of time.
R.I.P. The ninety six.
I remember watching it on TV........
Horrific.
its touching to see a post here dedicated to the people who lost their lives that day,im a liverpool fan all my life and have been to the memorials in anfield.they are really nice.i cant imagine what it would feel like to loose a loved one in such awful circumstances and then for a rag of a newspaper,the sun,to slander and soil the good name of the liverpool supporters.
all i can say is that my heart is with the ones whos have died and their families.
YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE
all i can say is that my heart is with the ones whos have died and their families.
YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE
five of us had tickets but stayed in the pub and missed the train from newcastle I have often wondered where we would have been as there was no seats those days as a young fella aged 5 I remember being passed over peoples heads down the terraces to the front of st james park all the kids were sitting on the wall and can remember watching George Best with awe then getting out into the back lane and fighting whos turn it was to be bestie this game lol . It was always a problem grounds designed for ? people no such thing just pack them in and the 70 were a nightmare you would spend as much time watching your back as the players
bodleing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1q47bOtV3-Y
got very emotional watching this,r.i.p. the 96 fans that sadly had thee lifes cut shot that day
ciaran64: got very emotional watching this,r.i.p. the 96 fans that sadly had there lifes cut short that day
ciaran64: got very emotional watching this,r.i.p. the 96 fans that sadly had thee lifes cut shot that day
I've posted this in the Int forums also.
ciaran64: lets spare a thought for the families that lost family members in this terrible disaster,to this day its still the worst sporting disaster in england,and to this day the faimilies have never being told the full story,theres a memorial at anfield today,live on sky sports news at 2.45,
May they R.I.P.
bodleing: I will never forget the sight of those fantastic
Liverpool supporters ferrying the injured across
the pitch, whilst the emergency services stood
around with apparent indifference.
My heart goes out to the families and friends of
those who suffered on that terrible day.
I can only hope we never see anything like this
again and the hurt suffered by all involved eases
with the passing of time.
R.I.P. The ninety six.
Liverpool supporters ferrying the injured across
the pitch, whilst the emergency services stood
around with apparent indifference.
My heart goes out to the families and friends of
those who suffered on that terrible day.
I can only hope we never see anything like this
again and the hurt suffered by all involved eases
with the passing of time.
R.I.P. The ninety six.
Beautiful
What a horrific sad day ! A terrible waste of life ,i remember it so well ...
God Bless the families & friends 
God Bless the families & friends
When I was at secondary school I had a pen pal from Liverpool.
A fine young lad. We met finally in the Summer of 1985 after I had done my Leaving Cert and before I started my Summer job. We stayed in contact and met a couple of times more as friends. Then that fateful day in 1989 took him away.
Stephen Brown, my thoughts are with you and your family today and the families of all those who perished needlessly in Sheffield that day
A fine young lad. We met finally in the Summer of 1985 after I had done my Leaving Cert and before I started my Summer job. We stayed in contact and met a couple of times more as friends. Then that fateful day in 1989 took him away.
Stephen Brown, my thoughts are with you and your family today and the families of all those who perished needlessly in Sheffield that day
RubyTuesday1: When I was at secondary school I had a pen pal from Liverpool.
A fine young lad. We met finally in the Summer of 1985 after I had done my Leaving Cert and before I started my Summer job. We stayed in contact and met a couple of times more as friends. Then that fateful day in 1989 took him away.
Stephen Brown, my thoughts are with you and your family today and the families of all those who perished needlessly in Sheffield that day
A fine young lad. We met finally in the Summer of 1985 after I had done my Leaving Cert and before I started my Summer job. We stayed in contact and met a couple of times more as friends. Then that fateful day in 1989 took him away.
Stephen Brown, my thoughts are with you and your family today and the families of all those who perished needlessly in Sheffield that day
sometimes friends are forgotten about , even though that friend may mean just as much as family to the person 
JUSTICE FOR THE 96...
YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE.
LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB. THE LARGEST FAMILY IN THE WORLD
YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE.
LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB. THE LARGEST FAMILY IN THE WORLD
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