Still sends a chill through me every time I think about it.It could have been anyone who stood on an away terrace in the 70s and 80s.Rest In Peace and may you get the justice you deserve.
I heard Swindon was a dicey affair too.
Quote from: Ads on April 15, 2011, 08:26:12 PMI heard Swindon was a dicey affair too.as was Grimsby FA Cup 3rd Rd 86 / 87 ?
Quote from: Richard E on April 15, 2011, 05:02:10 PMStill sends a chill through me every time I think about it.It could have been anyone who stood on an away terrace in the 70s and 80s.Rest In Peace and may you get the justice you deserve. Seconded. I hate to say it but if had been any other sport, the truth would have come out through a full, open enquiry. The problem was/is, they were only football supporters. I really hope the families get closure on this in the very near future. Twenty two years is a shocking amount of time to wait.RIP.
Quote from: Mark Kelly on April 15, 2011, 06:30:32 PMQuote from: Richard E on April 15, 2011, 05:02:10 PMStill sends a chill through me every time I think about it.It could have been anyone who stood on an away terrace in the 70s and 80s.Rest In Peace and may you get the justice you deserve. Seconded. I hate to say it but if had been any other sport, the truth would have come out through a full, open enquiry. The problem was/is, they were only football supporters. I really hope the families get closure on this in the very near future. Twenty two years is a shocking amount of time to wait.RIP.The next report from the Hillsborough Independent Panel that was set up by the last government will settle most things. The families finally have access to all records and documents from central government, local government and public agencies including the police, ambulance service, fire service, coroner and Sheffield City Council. They have full disclosure and have been given exemption from the 30 year rule with very few exceptions. There's none of this stopping at 15:15 bollocks, it covers everything including the stuff around the Taylor report, the Stuart-Smith review in 1998-99 and the private prosecution in 2000.The families are happy with the the panel led by the Bishop of Liverpool and have a direct input into how the information is released. The initial findings must be due for release pretty soon.