this news gives me goosebumps throughout the week

cant wait for this weekend game

JFT96 YNWA

Hillsborough: 'absolutely essential' that police are prosecuted

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law...prosecuted.html

lol so ironic, you're quoting The 'truth' Sun?

for those who are alive, death sentence and for those who are not here, maybe can put them somewhere else.

Death sentence would be too harsh. It is not 1st degree murder. It is involuntary manslaughter. I would say 20 years in prison without parole (unfortunately caning is not available there or else 50 strokes of Rotan)

As for those that are dead already, exhume their guilty body and hang their head on London Bridge. hehehe. Sounds like 14th Century era. LOL

20 years in prison for those time police is like a death sentence to them already. They might get old already. Just give them a quick way.

for those who are dead, well.. you can use your way..

Will be heading to Anfield this 9th/10th October to pay my respect to the 96.

That's why I dont want them to die. It would be too lenient. Let them rot in prison.

i expect the families to start million pound damage claim against the goverment.

I hope so too. At the end of the day, money can only do so much consolation for the losses and injustice they have to endure all these while.
But still, they should be compensated.

It is but it is a landmark moment that they have finally issued a formal apology after two decades.

Nice. Hope you catch a game whilst you're there.

to u bro!
JFT96

there is a reason why this victory for justice is VERY important.


in 1997 a similar inquiry was held, but the person who chaired it did not dug extensively despite all the evidence sitting there. The Secretary of the State of that time, Jack Straw was reportedly (just now) quoting that he was full of regret and sadness that in hindsight he had somehow did not pay attention / the matter slipped through him, and if he could turn back the clock, he would have forced the inquiry back in 1997 to dig and use ALL related evidence.


in short, the justice prevailed, is nothing short of a miracle. The families were denied once.

The closure for JFT 96 brings an end to a long running saga of hardship, difficulty and anguish. What a way to mark the end, after a poignant speech by Mr. Cameron, the huge sigh of relief and justice finally served. This closure means = $$$. I am not being cynical nor stereotypical, and i really hope from the bottom of my heart, the families affected will get some form of compensation and token, especially this being drag for like 2 decades??!!

Not only this incident drag the people of Liverpool down, but it leaves a mark on Liverpool, as our play went downhill afterwards...really hope by this, will lift the club out of 'doldrum', sorry I am being dramatic, and cast away the curse that follows the club. And finally to the families affected, i hope the revelation brings peace. To the departed, RIP.

The truth is out, now time for justice. Hope the family sue everyone involved including the FA. JFT96

Kelvin Mckenzie


This guy needs to be burn. Look at his disgusting smirk.

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Added on September 13, 2012, 8:29 pmHope this banishes LFC's curse.

This post has been edited by lerijiso: Sep 13 2012, 08:29 PM

The moment that made it all possible .. I'm sure some of us were watching it back then. It's incredible that it would set everything into motion and change everything.

sue? no... burn them

Liverpool have handed a contract to 16-year-old Turkish midfielder Emin Altunay.

The youngster won a football-based reality show in his home country.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...l#ixzz26MeSntll


WTH? Football Idol?

may they can now rest in peace, and bless the club from heaven... indeed at the end of the storm, is the golden sky... hopefully a new era begins...