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Tragedy chanting - is the song ‘murderers’ about Heysel?
they don’t mention that tragedy on the BBC Sport page
they don’t mention that tragedy on the BBC Sport page
Also contradicts their own article stating the chant started after the Evra abuse https://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/sep/15/manchester-united-liverpool-victim-chantsThe article in today's Guardian regarding Hillsborough chanting is an absolute disgrace.
Completely swallowing the kopite propaganda that the victims chant is about Hillsborough.
And not once mentioning the fact that kopute fans are more guilty than most when it comes to chanting about tragedies.
The establishment club strikes again.
Well they play Leeds on Monday, nailed on they will be accused of itThe article in today's Guardian regarding Hillsborough chanting is an absolute disgrace.
Completely swallowing the kopite propaganda that the victims chant is about Hillsborough.
And not once mentioning the fact that kopute fans are more guilty than most when it comes to chanting about tragedies.
The establishment club strikes again.
Especially if they loseWell they play Leeds on Monday, nailed on they will be accused of it
Well Liverpool might throw it to shaft us and help avoid that conferance leagueEspecially if they lose
Probably a day to just remember those that were lost and then the impacts on the families and communities.
No argument but today is still a day that resonates with lots of us , whatever rubbish the media spout .Tell that to the national newspaper spewing kopite propaganda and factual omissions.
iirc, 1(?) minor participant did a small amount of time.I find certain chants tasteless whether they are sung by us or anyone else. Pathetic from any football fans really trying to justify them.
Hope the club have a minutes silence before today's game to remember the victims of that awful afternoon. I remember it well being at Villa Park at our semi final and reports spreading around the crowd and death toll rising.
How Duckenfield never served time is beyond me. His control box was overlooking the Leppings Lane end and could see the central pens were already full beyond capacity before he ordered the exit gate to be opened. A simple order to close off the tunnel to the central pens and to shepard the fans to the almost empty side pens would've saved every life that was lost that day.
And not use the tragedy to help brush under the carpet the actions of both the club and it's supporters in the modern day and May 1985Probably a day to just remember those that were lost and then the impacts on the families and communities.
Indeed, and the minutes silence was observed impeccably at Goodison (as everyone knew it would).Probably a day to just remember those that were lost and then the impacts on the families and communities.