Agreed that it's gettig boring and it's not the Scousers' fault. Well not any of the ones dead or in early or at the front it wasn't. However, that's been debated at length before.

But saying if it was someone else's son or daughter they'd have done the same you cannot be sure of. This kind of drawn out protest damages and ends relationships that otherwise might have lasted much longer. Often it can be where one wants to carry on and another wants to go forward and not keep it at the forefront of their lives.

COYP

Factually wrong?

So there were NO drunk Liverpool fans pushing from the back and recently opened gates, trying to get in?

Clinton is Clinton. I have known him for a long time, I know his mother... Simon Jordan

You can't be that thick that you do not know what a bottleneck is and its unavoidable results if not managed properly, can you?.

What's your point?

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Oh my god, you have completely missed it here, a bit like the Sun did and their discredited reports. The question is... if some people are allowed to behave badly but the police allow it to happen and then there is an indirect tragic consequence to this misbehaviour, why would the police want to lie about it? Why would the police try to prevent emergency remedial action to take place? And then, why would the police attempt to cover their tracks and alter the reports of the officers who were there?
So before a remark like the above gets spouted, lets face the facts and answer these more apt questions.

Adhering to the silence goes without saying.

I wouldn't be surprised if there's a banner when they visit us though.

I appreciate the importance of the inquiry, I appreciate the effort the families have made in reaching this point and the obvious injustice they feel. I agree that this has gone on long enough, but as the initial findings seem to suggest, it's not the victim's families fault that we are still here in 2014.

I think, ultimately, the importance of the silence, or any subsequent banners or displays, is that the lives of anyone who lost their life in and around the game of football under tragic circumstances should be remembered and not forgotten. It's not just about the 96 inquest, it's not about the injustice, or who was to blame. It's about the lives of those that lost their lives. Normal people, men, women, children. Those who have a memorial outside a stadium, those that don't. Heysel, Bradford, Paul Nixon.

Forget about the politics, and remember the people. Any effort made by our fans should, IMHO, echo this sentiment, and not spark a political debate.

RED AND BLUE ARMY!

There's a time and a place. The politics can all too often obscure what really matters.

RED AND BLUE ARMY!