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Tbf it would be hard to argue that the police weren't negligent.
Of course they were ...
All sides should take blame in the disaster...
The FA
Those who decided on ticket allocations and groudn sections
The Police
The fans
I read somewhere hat the fans urinated on dead bodies and also stole wallets ffs 
Jesus Christ @Kop Kops KloppI read somewhere hat the fans urinated on dead bodies and also stole wallets ffs
I read somewhere hat the fans urinated on dead bodies and also stole wallets ffs
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Hillsborough makes me sick. It really does. Although the authorities valiantly tried to have the truth made public and to remain there, the scouse-influenced media realised that after their murdering fans had already killed 39 innocent wops, out to enjoy a game of football, that the disgust and dismay of the world would come down full force on their abhorrent behavior.
Therefore they enacted the classic Liverpudlian tactic of a smear campaign which has lasted over 25 years, designed to blacken the name of brave police officers and officials, who in actual fact suffered years of PTSD and trauma, after they tried desperately to save some of the murdering hordes from crushing women and children to death. Some even tried to stop grown men robbing pocket money and sherbet dib-dabs from the bodies of children, many of whom looked like they had received their injuries in a car crash.
No wonder the scousers stick to their own board. The shame of that day will besmirch them forever.
Therefore they enacted the classic Liverpudlian tactic of a smear campaign which has lasted over 25 years, designed to blacken the name of brave police officers and officials, who in actual fact suffered years of PTSD and trauma, after they tried desperately to save some of the murdering hordes from crushing women and children to death. Some even tried to stop grown men robbing pocket money and sherbet dib-dabs from the bodies of children, many of whom looked like they had received their injuries in a car crash.
No wonder the scousers stick to their own board. The shame of that day will besmirch them forever.
For a bunch of people who like to think of themselves as the funniest cnuts on the planet they sure don't have a sense of humour regarding the incidents and Heysel and Hillsborough. As per usual it has to be somebody else's fault, never once have I heard a spokesperson say the fans were in any way to blame at either tragedy. I do have sympathy of sorts because that whore of Babylon Thatcher was responsible for the cover up but to say after 27 years that the only person to blame was the Yorkshire Police chief is ludicrous. The inquest has been going on for 2 years? Imagine being called for jury service on that one! This is a nailed on lynching for the Po-Po, cue more scarves and flowers on the gates at Anfield.
You should be put down
Like the 39 at Heysel? Like when you killed your own at Hillsborough? You're all the same, generation to generation, wishing nothing but ill will, hate, pain, and murder on the rest of the planet.
Not at all.
It's ignorant plebs like him that have perpetuated the myths surrounding that tragic event for an entire generation.
To post that on the day that justice is finally done is an absolute disgrace.
Go wang yourself in the nearest skip
i hope you know he doesn't speak for all of the LYT
We all know the truth...now skulk back to your Scouse board s oyou can all mope together about "joostis furrr th'96"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-36138337
Told you so. And so starts the long, hard road to what we all know this is about, compensation. What do you reckon? £1million each? That's a lot of shell suits and Jimmy Tarbuck DVDs.
Told you so. And so starts the long, hard road to what we all know this is about, compensation. What do you reckon? £1million each? That's a lot of shell suits and Jimmy Tarbuck DVDs.