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Bad Policing- They panicked, opened the gate that caused the rush.
Fans Arriving Late
Bad Organisation- Why did Liverpool fans (the bigger support) not get the opposite end, which was one of the biggest terraces in Europe?
The Fenced In Paddock- Fences due to hooligans in the early 70’s.So, you started this debate that you don’t want to have by saying Hillsborough was the fault of hooligans.
But miraculously, it has now disappeared from your list of reasons for Hillsborough
Bad Policing- They panicked, opened the gate that caused the rush.
Fans Arriving Late
Bad Organisation- Why did Liverpool fans (the bigger support) not get the opposite end, which was one of the biggest terraces in Europe?
The Fenced In Paddock- Fences due to hooligans in the early 70’s.So, you started this debate that you don’t want to have by saying Hillsborough was the fault of hooligans.
But miraculously, it has now disappeared from your list of reasons for Hillsborough[/quote]
No, read the bottom line about the ‘fenced in paddock’, and what it says behind that.
Don’t be so quick to jump in, Griff, mate. :D
Bad Policing- They panicked, opened the gate that caused the rush.
Fans Arriving Late
Bad Organisation- Why did Liverpool fans (the bigger support) not get the opposite end, which was one of the biggest terraces in Europe?
The Fenced In Paddock- Fences due to hooligans in the early 70’s.So, you started this debate that you don’t want to have by saying Hillsborough was the fault of hooligans.
But miraculously, it has now disappeared from your list of reasons for Hillsborough[/quote]
No, read the bottom line about the ‘fenced in paddock’, and what it says behind that.
Don’t be so quick to jump in, Griff, mate. :D [/quote]
Tenuous, “mate”, at best.
I think everyone reading your original comment about “planks like that causing Hillsborough” would have inferred that you were saying that for hooligan West Ham fans last night read hooligan Liverpool fans at Hillsborough. Not that you were blaming some unnamed, generic hooligans from 20 years previous.
Let’s get back on track here, hillsborough was not caused by violence or by fans trying to purposely invade the pitch. Some of the blame for the trouble last night lies with the West Ham players that decided to celebrate and intimidate fans after scoring in they way they did, knowing that one pitch invasion had already taken place and the whole ground was a time bomb waiting to go off.
The defence of the cockney’s is starting already:
FA director of communications Adrian Bevington said it was too early to decide whether the clubs themselves would face sanctions, amid concerns of inadequate stewarding at the game.“We have to understand exactly what measures were put in place last night,” he told BBC Radio 5 live.
“I am not going to condemn West Ham or Millwall football clubs for any of their actions – certainly not at this stage.
My point was the FENCES, or are people too thick to see that?
Without holliganism, they wouldn’t have gone up. And then Hillsborough would NOT have happened.
Was that too fu*kin hard to understand? or are people just being 2hats?
My point was the FENCES, or are people too thick to see that?Your second point was, your first one wasn’t.
Or are YOU too thick to see that? :D
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