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lifecheshirewhite said:
yes really
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11/05/2015 · Ian Hambridge: 30th anniversary of Leeds fan's death at ... Image caption The riot at the Birmingham v Leeds game was on the same day ... BBC News …
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BIRMINGHAM CITY's LIST ... £7000 worth of damage.after the riot one Leeds fan was killed, ... and send them back to Birmingham. September 1996. Man City v ...
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On this day in 1985, young 15-year-old Leeds United fan Ian Hambridge died at St Andrews Birmingham when a wall collapsed on him. The game at Birmingham was marred by running fights between fans of both sides and Police.


Read more: http://www.leeds.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=358709#ixzz48cDLT5F8
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Seen those.... But I didn't doctor the link.... I have always assumed that the wall toppled outwards from where Leeds fans were pushed by West Midlands police and he was on the other side. Doesn't really matter I didn't make the point as a partisan thing he was a young kid at his first game and it was tragic and it could have been any of us.
 
chippy / glory said:
Seen those.... But I didn't doctor the link.... I have always assumed that the wall toppled outwards from where Leeds fans were pushed by West Midlands police and he was on the other side. Doesn't really matter I didn't make the point as a partisan thing he was a young kid at his first game and it was tragic and it could have been any of us.
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The wall was by the exit,if you came out and turned left,you walked under it.
 
lifecheshirewhite said:
The wall was by the exit,if you came out and turned left,you walked under it.
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Out been the operative word. Brum fans had been waiting there for us. I walked past it and the wall collapsed outwards. I am convinced you are right and I got it wrong..... Do you want an open top bus parade?

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