It is truly horrifying what happened. RIP to: · Jon-Paul Gilhooley, 10 Philip Hammond, 14 Thomas Anthony Howard, 14 Paul Brian Murray, 14 Lee Nicol, 14 Adam Edward Spearritt, 14 Peter Andrew Harrison, 15 Victoria Jane Hicks, 15 Philip John Steele, 15 Kevin Tyrrell, 15 Kevin Daniel Williams, 15 Kester Roger Marcus Ball, 16 Nicholas Michael Hewitt, 16 Martin Kevin Traynor, 16 Simon Bell, 17 Carl Darren Hewitt, 17 Keith McGrath, 17 Stephen Francis O’Neill, 17 Steven Joseph Robinson, 17 Henry Charles Rogers, 17 Stuart Paul William Thompson, 17 Graham John Wright, 17 James Gary Aspinall, 18 Carl Brown, 18 Paul Clark, 18 Christopher Barry Devonside, 18 Gary Philip Jones, 18 Carl David Lewis, 18 John McBrien, 18 Jonathon Owens, 18 Colin Mark Ashcroft, 19 Paul William Carlile, 19 Gary Christopher Church, 19 James Philip Delaney, 19 Sarah Louise Hicks, 19 David William Mather, 19 Colin Wafer, 19 Ian David Whelan, 19 Stephen Paul Copoc, 20 Ian Thomas Glover, 20 Gordon Rodney Horn, 20 Paul David Brady, 21 Thomas Steven Fox, 21 Marian Hazel McCabe, 21 Joseph Daniel McCarthy, 21 Peter McDonnell, 21 Carl William Rimmer, 21 Peter Francis Tootle, 21 David John Benson, 22 David William Birtle, 22 Tony Bland, 22 Gary Collins, 22 Tracey Elizabeth Cox, 23 William Roy Pemberton, 23 Colin Andrew Hugh William Sefton, 23 David Leonard Thomas, 23 Peter Andrew Burkett, 24 Derrick George Godwin, 24 Graham John Roberts, 24 David Steven Brown, 25 Richard Jones, 25 Barry Sidney Bennett, 26 Andrew Mark Brookes, 26 Paul Anthony Hewitson, 26 Paula Ann Smith, 26 Christopher James Traynor, 26 Barry Glover, 27 Gary Harrison, 27 Christine Anne Jones, 27 Nicholas Peter Joynes, 27 Francis Joseph McAllister, 27 Alan McGlone, 28 Joseph Clark, 29 Christopher Edwards, 29 James Robert Hennessy, 29 Alan Johnston, 29 Anthony Peter Kelly, 29 Martin Kenneth Wild, 29 Peter Reuben Thompson, 30 Stephen Francis Harrison, 31 Eric Hankin, 33 Vincent Michael Fitzsimmons, 34 Roy Harry Hamilton, 34 Patrick John Thompson, 35 Michael David Kelly, 38 Brian Christopher Mathews, 38 David George Rimmer, 38 Inger Shah, 38 David Hawley, 39 Thomas Howard, 39 Arthur Horrocks, 41 Eric George Hughes, 42 Henry Thomas Burke, 47 Raymond Thomas Chapman, 50 John Alfred Anderson, 62 Gerard Bernard Patrick Baron, 67 May your souls rest in peace :(
Danielle Dewitt ya I don’t think the fans would start chanting.. if they can’t breath they would just be consuntrated on getting out. I dont hear anything all I hear is yelling and shouting
James Rocket they would struggle these days with new technology game should have been delayed the whole thing was inadequate 10,000 fans through 6 turnstiles like what
When scum turn up without tickets and try to force their way in you should expect consequences, a lot of the trash who caused this will have survived due to being at the rear, I guess they'll have to live with that knowledge.
@@BIGNOIDS, but then the question, why didn't they redirect the fans to the other pens after pens 3 and 4 had filled to capacity? You have to agree those in charge of crowd control were grossly negligent in this regard. The disaster happened because pens 3 and 4 had more people than it should have had.
How can they expect 10000 people to get into 4 gates and all of them to fall in order and do as they're told? Jesus Christ, the security of this stadium is terrible. I'd love for standing terraces to come back to English football, but these old terraces from the 80s were bound to cause a disaster sooner or later.
Elliota if you feel you need justice their should be dozens up for trial. Unfortunately there’s one sitting duck who’s been screwed. Feel sorry for him
Bad safety planning and horrendously bad crowd management led to those deaths. However, let's not pretend alcohol + football hysteria played no part. Everyone knows fans will have a few beers, and everyone knows how uncontrollably excited fans get. Those at the back desperate to get a view of the pitch were oblivious to the consequences. They were not to blame though.
Dear god, as with most “accidents” and disasters, the crowd is blamed, even though this event occurred due to gross negligence of the security and owners I can say the same for Astroworld.
I think that people should be smart enough to understand when a situation can be dangerous for themselves, surely the security and owners in this case haven't taken all the right precautions, but I don't feel like giving them 100% of the blame.
@Anthony O'Neal yeah, but he isn't wrong though. I think we all should judge whether or not somewhere is too crowded, if either police, or fans were smarter, there wouldn't be 96 people dead, so its not 100% at crowd controls fault.
I hate too imagine how crushed it was in those pens. I can think of it being very compact, but then I realise that it was even more tight than that. I can't even imagine what it's like to be so crushed up against other people that you literally can't breath or even move.
Angus Jones its insane i still have flashbacks from a experience i had at the bdo in sydney in 2001 . I cant really put into words how terrifying it is , the heat the way u cant move and the crowd is like one whole entity and the fear .i will never forget it.
Apparently it was reported that ribs were sticking out of bodies, so it was far worse than I thought. The pressure preventing you being able to inhale air, and also oxygen being in little supply by such a concentration of people. Add in the sheer pressure causing internal damage to their bodies. How in hell did they not see this as a potential disaster in this stadium is mind-boggling.
@AmarNathan one man said he noticed he could not move his arms which had never happened before. Later he had no control over his movements, he was just carried forward by the surge, his feet couldn't touch the floor.
@@DaveThompsonfairlife4all I don't know about that, one man who survived though had cracked ribs, what is incredible is the fact that the barriers between the terrace steps actually collapsed under the weight and pressure of the surge. Imagine the force required to bend and then snap metal barriers. Without those barriers the full force of the crowd was applied onto the front of it.
I experienced it once. The experience was just terrifying. I was unable to move, unable to breath and felt helpless. It was hot and confusing. I collapsed. Think of the experience as someone put a plastic bag over your head, your hands tight behind your back and you are stuck inside a trunk/box small enough to just fit with no room left to move even a little bit. And, the trunk/box is placed near a fire. On top of that I did cry for help but no one heard me screaming. It was too loud. You can only scream as long as you can breath. The last few breaths feels like you are trying to breath under water. Since that day I am claustrophobic. And, I am scared of stampedes too. I simply avoid crowds now.
There should be consequences for Politicians and for the police written into Law, whenever they deliberately lie to the Public! Or nothing will ever change for the good.
They do exist taxipandy. There's an offence called 'misprison of office' in which a sworn officer of the crown (MP's and Police fall into this as they both swear the oath of alleigance when taking office) are liable to prosecution if they knowingly 'give false report' or abuse their power. Even an MP inside Parliament is subject to that law despite being immune to many others. Add in that they signed and gave false statements to the coroner and other courts and they're potentially guilty of perjury at the very least. Conspiracy to pervert/obstruct the course of justice are also potential charges and of course the police commander on the day could possibly be charged with negligent manslaughter as well.
The point is though the authorities and police are kind to like fellow police and ambulance workers but then treat everyone else much less equal than they treated the police
They lose a lot of money because of that. More time for adverts on TV means the price to advertise drops. There's various other factors like paying staff more etc. They don't want to pay that and so don't delay majority of matches.
Plus if there was an noted threat to life it would be delayed even now In 89 the final was televised but it was rare to get a league or cup game This happened pre sky
The youngest 10,oldest 63 and only 14 to Hospital.96 supporters of Liverpool and Forest lost. Bless them all. What it takes for things to be changed. Thanks for Wee Kennys words.
;( I'm glad your dad Is well ;) David Duckenfield (match commander) himself confirmed when giving evidence last March that he became a Freemason in 1975 and became 'Worshipful Master' of his local lodge in 1990, a year after the Hillsborough tragedy. Satanic ritual...
I can definitely say I am. Hillsborough kept popping up and I was unaware of what happened smh my heart goes out to the people who died at the concert, their families, and to the ones impacted from this event as well
You as an Everton fan has earned my respect at least you understand the horrible nature of that day unlike the United fans who are heartless saying that was the best day ever that is disgusting and unacceptable to say
Evan rules as a united fan, the only time when I’ve heard hilsborough chants, is when you sing Munich, and that is the only time I can excuse it. Two tragedies struck two great clubs and it’s horrible to hear both songs but I guess it happens. It’s worse when both fans sing it unnecessarily and disrespectfully, like days of anniversaries etc
Evan rules it’s sad that we live in a world where you respect someone for not being a dickhead about 96 people dying at a football match just because they support a rival club
williambeck1574, No Juventus fans were murdered. Not even one was stabbed, beaten, kicked or shot to death. All deaths were a result of being crushed either by a collapsed wall or in a stampede. There were no murders at Heysel.
Rest in peace to the 97 ( including the man who hung himself after match after losing loved ones and donated all his money to the Hillsborough foundation)
@@tinicoleofficial he killed himself 22 years later, he gave he’s ticket to he’s friend who ended up dying in the disaster he suffered from severe depression and guilt and took he’s own life
You’ll never walk alone Those 96 people who died are now in a better place I wish their families have recovered from this tragedy And from the stories This is the saddest day in football history We won the champions league in Istanbul for them And we will win the league for them Never forget the 96
the first abulance driven onto the pitch was driven by my grandad, even though he wasnt a wednesday height he still drove the abulamce onto the pitch without hestation and saved around twelve lives.
This is so sad. I can't help but imagine that this game had a lot of typical 'father and son' visits, and instead of enjoying the game together they suffocate, get crushed, get seriously injured or die. :(
This is one of the most horrific things I’ve ever heard about in my life. People squashed in so tightly that they were unable to expand their lungs to breath. My heart truly goes out to the families of the 97 - arguably more - people who lost their lives to this horrific and entirely preventable tragedy.
David Duckenfield (match commander) himself confirmed when giving evidence last March that he became a Freemason in 1975 and became 'Worshipful Master' of his local lodge in 1990, a year after the Hillsborough tragedy. Satanic ritual...
Thank you for explaining clearly without bias. Heard about this, but never knew full story. So very sad. What an awful way to die. I imagine some were traumatised for life and never again able to attend matches.
@@Gaffer_Bouncers I wasn’t around back then But I didn’t think that, the s*n spreading poisonous lies and manipulating people doesn’t surprise me however
@@jude11117 we have freedom of speech & by muzzling that you couldn't put your comments here. We all disagree over different things & we must have the freedom to do so & say so, tho RUclips people become very abusive if they disagree with someone else's viewpoint & young people need to understand how democracy works, it's not a one way street guys.
@@seltaeb3302 bill. I don’t think you understand what the s*n did how dare you come here and insult all the people who lost their lives by sticking up for them
+mightlife Clearly they were hoping friends and familys would die off and not pursue it. Imo, these men and women that used their life forces to doggedly get justice should never have to work again nor pay tax. They should ALL be given immediate expenses paid holidays for a very long duration. During all the years of their justice seeking and turning around of the bs of blaming 'drunk liverpool fans' they were tax paying into a system that entertained lies.
And guess what! That 10 year old (Jon-Paul Gilhooley) was LITERALLY the OLDER COUSIN of STEVEN GERRARD the iconic Liverpool Captain's older cousin sadly died from this. R.I.P to all the people involved Im a Manchester United Fan, and seeing my biggest rivals deal with this reminds me of our Munich incident, so much lives lost, not deserved. Sad time in Football History :( 96 People just wanted to watch a game, not lose their life. :(
My grandfather was the second ambulanceman on scene. He also agrees that more could have been done. I can't say much else except RIP to all the victims, as I wasn't born until a while afterward.
Watching this live as a 12 year old was scarring....just glad they did away with all pens and standing grounds soon after. The Jungle at Parkhead was very dangerous. RIP The 96... You'll Never Walk Alone...
Gary F it's was not the standing grounds that were the problem, it was the exact design of the stadium (horrible design), the terraces devide and the big fence that crushed the people, take a look at german clubs, they ALL have standing terraces (the biggest is the yellow wall with over 20 Thousand people there every weekend), it was a design error...
It must be horrifying feeling like you can't breathe, being crushed, hearing people scream and panic, seeing somebody near you being trampled to death.
the police got off with this, 2 centre pens were overcrowded a long time before the game started and not 1 police officer could spot this. also no one stood trial for changing witness statements, is that not a criminal offence in itself, bad day for british justice, makes us a laughing stock of the world. britain has for a long time challenged other justice systems in the world, time to get their own house in order.
When you walk through a storm Hold your head up high And don’t be afraid of the dark At the end of a storm is a golden sky And the sweet silver song of a lark Walk on through the wind Walk on through the rain Though your dreams be tossed and blown Walk on walk on With hope in your heart and you’ll never walk alone You’ll never walk alone 🕯🕯RIP 96 forever in our hearts🕯🕯
It is astonishing that fans weren’t turned away. The capacity of the stadium must have been exceeded. And sending fans into two areas, a disaster waiting to happen. The police are at fault it is clear. Good lord it must have been frightening beyond all comprehension of what the crush must have been like. Very sad and could well have been avoided.
The capacity for the stadium wasn’t actually exceeded. The police simply failed to direct fans away from full pens. It’s unbelievable how incompetent Duckenfield is.
@@sombodyoncetoldmetheworldis that myth has been debunked, though there were pockets of fans without tickets, it was not the cause of the tragedy. "Lord Justice Taylor, in his 1990 report into the disaster, concluded fans were reasonable to arrive between 14.30 and 14.40 as match tickets only requested people be in their places "15 minutes before the game". He was also satisfied that the large concentration of fans who gathered Leppings Lane at 14.40 to 14.50 "did not arrive as a result of any concerted plan". He concluded that police had "failed" to prepare for controlling the arrival of a large number of fans in a short period. Both the club and police "should have realised the turnstile area could not easily cope with the large numbers demanded of it" unless they arrived steadily over a lengthy period. He accepted there were "small groups without tickets" looking to "exploit any chance of getting into the ground". But the main problem was simply one of "large numbers packed into the small area outside the turnstiles". He stated categorically that "fans' behaviour played no part in the disaster". The Hillsborough Independent Panel (HIP) report concluded crowd congestion outside the stadium was "not caused by fans arriving late" for the kick-off. The turnstiles, it said, were "inadequate to process the crowd safely" and the rate of entry insufficient to prevent a dangerous build-up outside the ground. What the jury said: The behaviour of Liverpool supporters did not cause or contribute to the dangerous situation at the Leppings Lane turnstiles." www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-35473732
I was born 1987 i just watched anne a mothers story i was left so emotional as i have a son to think how long they try to cover it up made me so angry i must have cried tho the series rip all thoses who passed u will never be forgotten
There were just too many people packed in too tightly in too small of a space. It wasn't just people up against the fence that died. People that were in the back died as well. They asphyxiated/suffocated. This wasn't the only time something like this has happened. It happened at the Ibrox stadium in 1971. 66 people died and more than 200 were injured.
Have a read on www.stuff.co.nz/world/middle-east/72437352/how-people-die-in-a-crowd-crush. It's a really good article explaining how people die in a human crush. Basically, you get sqaushed between people and your chest gets compressed to a point that your lungs can no longer expand. And you can't do anything about it because you are trapped inside a dense crowd and are unable to move. Usually, you don't even realise you are dying until it's too late.
There's a documentary about this from 2016 (about 2 hours long). Everyone who thinks this is the fault of the fans should go watch it. Hopefully your idiotic minds can see that it's not the case. For everyone else it's an interesting documentary, albeit sad
There seems to be several contributory causes of the disaster. It is undeniable that the Police management of the situation was poor, that many senior officers perverted the course of justice in the aftermath, the ground was not fit for purpose, and that the 96 victims were blameless. However there is one issue that no-one seems to want to address which is why were so many Liverpool fans all trying to access the ground so close to kick off for a major cup semi- final. There were no similar issues at the Forest end and no such issues with all the many semis played at Hillsborough in previous years. The truth is unpalatable but the reality is that during the 1980s when Liverpool were in their absolute pomp and winning everything in sight there was a culture of arriving at grounds late after" bevying up" in the local pubs until ridiculously close to kick off. I witnessed this myself during this period and also the large numbers of fans turning up without tickets. I have no doubt that the chaos ensuing outside the ground was caused by Liverpool fans and this led to the unfortunate chain of events.
I'm 80 years old And still don't know why thatcher wasn't Held accountable I have been in a crush at a game no fence you were lifted out on to the field not caged in.
@@arkyy_yt Lets get it perfectly clear the police did not push the Liverpool fans into that area . The Liverpool fans made that mad choice when they could have picked other parts that were empty. The people who sadly died, arrived in good time and were unfortunately caught in a crush caused by others..
My ground..the ground i used to go to every other week back in the 90s...i even used to sometimes sit on the leppings lane because it was cheaper...and it did feel unsettling walking through that gangway tunnel...you do think of what happened and the victims...you can't help it ..may they r.i.p
All that needed to happen was to delay the kickoff time for half an hour and the disaster would not have happened what a monumental lack of common sense and intelligence with such devastating consequences.
The central tunnel to pens 3 and 4 didn't have it's usual police horse patrol either to stop people entering those pens once full. Police fuck up (and then cover up) from start to finish.
This isn't due to negligence of crowd control this was due to Liverpool fans. This happened again in UCL final of Real Madrid vs Liverpool. And Liverpool fans were the only one causing chaos and not Real Madrid fans. Coincidence? Absolutely not.
Why were there only 2 ambulances on the pitch in the disaster? The number of ambulances on the pitch should have been either 30 or 40. Also, why didn't the fire brigade attend?
Like Liverpool remembered the 39 juventus fans their "fans" murdered at heysel by having a homecoming parade on the anniversary of the slayings? Unbelievable hypocrisy
As an American I had forgotten this. In 1989 I saw it on the news. Never knew why team rivalries were so intense. Soccer fans fighting at games. It turned me off from a good sport. Here it was a crush because of security concerns. Saddest losses of all.
My dad was at this game as a Forest fan when we used to live in Sheffield. I remember playing outside on our driveway with my brother and my dad stepped out our front door, well dressed, looking excited, big smile on his face. I asked where he was going and he said he was off to Hillsborough to see the match with some colleagues from work. The next memory I have is being in the car with my mum a few hours later having come back from shopping in town and seeing loads of blokes walking away from the stadium. She stopped and asked someone what was going on and he said the game had been cancelled. Fast forward later that evening and we hadn't heard anything from my dad (no mobile phones in 1989!). We desperately and anxiously sat watching coverage on the 10pm news and then saw him helping people on the pitch as they were pulled from the stands! He was tearing down some of the advertising boards from the sides and lifting people on to them and in to ambulances. Only this week he said he still has the ticket to the game. Aweful memories but he played his part in helping as best he could.
May be it's too late to react. But all the lives lost for a match, wasn't worth it. Some matches can be skipped. I hope we have learnt our lesson. RIP to all 96 🙏
So how come this stadium was used for semi finals for years with no incidents ? I was there and Liverpool fans turned up without tickets at 2pm-2,15pm. Forest fans were in their end in plenty of time and not in the pubs. So sad that the innocent Liverpool fans were the ones that died that day. R.I.P.
There was enough room on the full expanse of those terraces to safely accommodate ALL ticket-holding fans, and (as well dissected since..)....also ALL those who arrived without tickets....FACT. The point being that it was how a section of the fans were "channelled" into those central pens which caused the disaster....NOT that ticketless fans caused an excess in safe capacity, because those who crunched these numbers at the inquest made it quite clear that properly dispersed, even the none-ticket-holders would have safely been able to occupy the entire terrace along with the legit ticket holders. This may be morally wrong....but in terms of safety, that terrace was well able to safely hold both the honest and the dishonest on the day in question.....should they all have just been guided to the appropriate places on that terrace.
As an OWLS fan all I can say is God bless all the families and RIP to all their lost loved ones. I hope that they can reach closure and move on with their lives.
You can't really grasp the situation without survivors and eye-witness accounts. From an observer's POV with video clips alone, I can't tell how intense the crushing was.
Duckenfield should have been punished for his negligence. I was at the big day out in syd 2001 , and i really thought i was going to die , the heat and the way that the crowd was like one beast and the unsufrable heat and claustrophobia i will never forget and i cant go into big crowds now as i have a sml amount of ptsd from it in regards to being trapped and had a bit of a break down a few years ago as i worked in theatre building sets and got caught under a stage and still have nightmares about it all ,i really feel for all the ppl who have experience this kind of horrific event .rip the Hillsborough disaster for all esp the familys and rip the girl who perished at the bdo i think her name was Emma .
Ill tell you what happened. The police fucked up bigtime and 96 people lost their lives. And 100s were injured physically and even worse mentally. Then the police , media , government shifted the blame onto the fans. God bless those people who never gave up fighting for justice.
I don’t understand, how did so many people die. 2 months prior my dad was there with more fans in that exact end, but nobody died, was there pushing and shoving or was it just that more and more crowded in?
It was to do with bad organisation of the crowd. On other days under a different supervisors watch they held people back up the road before the reached the turnstiles. So fans filtered down gradually & could find their way into the pens that were emptier. On this day they failed to do that so there was a crush right outside the turnstiles. They then opened a huge gate which allowed people through in a huge crowd to release the crush. There were tunnels to the left & right which would have lead to emptier pens but in a crowd it was hard to navigate to those. The middle more obvious doors to the pen which was crowded already, was still open so everyone just went down there. If there were ushers & they shut those middle doors then pointed fans down the left or right tunnels, this disaster would NEVER have happened.
Also something else worth pointing out is that the other major factor in this disaster & which caused so many fatalities was the way the pens were constructed. Those middle pens went down into a slope towards the pitch & had a concrete wall in front below the fence (like a cheese wedge) The the fences were all locked. So if you were in there it was very hard to get out. You were trapped. There were also long metal railings running across the lens which would have been a very solid barrier if pressure came from behind & you were behind one of those. Then the more people entered from the back, the more people were shoved down into those railings & into the wedge at the front. And then when they lost consciousness people started to climb over them crushing them further. So just to clarify.. the organisation outside the grounds which led to too many people going in to the pen was one thing that went wrong, the other was the design of the pens they were squeezing into. Death trap. It's so awful 😔
the most horrifying things about this to me are, 1. just imagine being basically suffocated with no way to escape, 2. almost all of the victims were under 35
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It is truly horrifying what happened.
RIP to:
· Jon-Paul Gilhooley, 10
Philip Hammond, 14
Thomas Anthony Howard, 14
Paul Brian Murray, 14
Lee Nicol, 14
Adam Edward Spearritt, 14
Peter Andrew Harrison, 15
Victoria Jane Hicks, 15
Philip John Steele, 15
Kevin Tyrrell, 15
Kevin Daniel Williams, 15
Kester Roger Marcus Ball, 16
Nicholas Michael Hewitt, 16
Martin Kevin Traynor, 16
Simon Bell, 17
Carl Darren Hewitt, 17
Keith McGrath, 17
Stephen Francis O’Neill, 17
Steven Joseph Robinson, 17
Henry Charles Rogers, 17
Stuart Paul William Thompson, 17
Graham John Wright, 17
James Gary Aspinall, 18
Carl Brown, 18
Paul Clark, 18
Christopher Barry Devonside, 18
Gary Philip Jones, 18
Carl David Lewis, 18
John McBrien, 18
Jonathon Owens, 18
Colin Mark Ashcroft, 19
Paul William Carlile, 19
Gary Christopher Church, 19
James Philip Delaney, 19
Sarah Louise Hicks, 19
David William Mather, 19
Colin Wafer, 19
Ian David Whelan, 19
Stephen Paul Copoc, 20
Ian Thomas Glover, 20
Gordon Rodney Horn, 20
Paul David Brady, 21
Thomas Steven Fox, 21
Marian Hazel McCabe, 21
Joseph Daniel McCarthy, 21
Peter McDonnell, 21
Carl William Rimmer, 21
Peter Francis Tootle, 21
David John Benson, 22
David William Birtle, 22
Tony Bland, 22
Gary Collins, 22
Tracey Elizabeth Cox, 23
William Roy Pemberton, 23
Colin Andrew Hugh William Sefton, 23
David Leonard Thomas, 23
Peter Andrew Burkett, 24
Derrick George Godwin, 24
Graham John Roberts, 24
David Steven Brown, 25
Richard Jones, 25
Barry Sidney Bennett, 26
Andrew Mark Brookes, 26
Paul Anthony Hewitson, 26
Paula Ann Smith, 26
Christopher James Traynor, 26
Barry Glover, 27
Gary Harrison, 27
Christine Anne Jones, 27
Nicholas Peter Joynes, 27
Francis Joseph McAllister, 27
Alan McGlone, 28
Joseph Clark, 29
Christopher Edwards, 29
James Robert Hennessy, 29
Alan Johnston, 29
Anthony Peter Kelly, 29
Martin Kenneth Wild, 29
Peter Reuben Thompson, 30
Stephen Francis Harrison, 31
Eric Hankin, 33
Vincent Michael Fitzsimmons, 34
Roy Harry Hamilton, 34
Patrick John Thompson, 35
Michael David Kelly, 38
Brian Christopher Mathews, 38
David George Rimmer, 38
Inger Shah, 38
David Hawley, 39
Thomas Howard, 39
Arthur Horrocks, 41
Eric George Hughes, 42
Henry Thomas Burke, 47
Raymond Thomas Chapman, 50
John Alfred Anderson, 62
Gerard Bernard Patrick Baron, 67
May your souls rest in peace :(
You have a lot of spare time on your hands
@@tikhonatorplays7756
What? To cut and paste a list?
Tikhonator 13 to copy and paste 😂😂😂
So many children 🥺
So many youngsters :(
A man took his two twelve year old daughters to this match and returned home empty handed.
are you on about Trevor hicks
That's horrible to hear
Don't know where you getting those 'facts' from
2 sister's did die but certainly not 12yr old twins
Trevor hicks daughter's died Sarah and vicki they were about 15
@@yvonneanderson7032
Vicki Hicks was 15 and Sarah was 19.
You could hear fans shouting 'let us out' 2:56
Stephen _ Holy shit yeah
i dont hear it
Stephen _ I can’t.
Danielle Dewitt ya I don’t think the fans would start chanting.. if they can’t breath they would just be consuntrated on getting out. I dont hear anything all I hear is yelling and shouting
Ivan Cutura That’s all I hear too. I mean yes I’m hearing impaired but my left ear is quite good.
Quick math:
~8,000 needed to pass through 7 gates in 1 hr
They expected about 20 people to pass through each gate every minute.
ThatGuy Man thats one every 3 seconds
Dats quick mafs
James Rocket they would struggle these days with new technology game should have been delayed the whole thing was inadequate 10,000 fans through 6 turnstiles like what
When scum turn up without tickets and try to force their way in you should expect consequences, a lot of the trash who caused this will have survived due to being at the rear, I guess they'll have to live with that knowledge.
@@BIGNOIDS, but then the question, why didn't they redirect the fans to the other pens after pens 3 and 4 had filled to capacity? You have to agree those in charge of crowd control were grossly negligent in this regard. The disaster happened because pens 3 and 4 had more people than it should have had.
How can they expect 10000 people to get into 4 gates and all of them to fall in order and do as they're told? Jesus Christ, the security of this stadium is terrible. I'd love for standing terraces to come back to English football, but these old terraces from the 80s were bound to cause a disaster sooner or later.
Elliota if you feel you need justice their should be dozens up for trial. Unfortunately there’s one sitting duck who’s been screwed. Feel sorry for him
@@dalemcandrew3616 egh the old scapegoat move.
@Daniel being drunk wasn't the issue.
@Daniel what a ridiculous assertion.
Bad safety planning and horrendously bad crowd management led to those deaths. However, let's not pretend alcohol + football hysteria played no part. Everyone knows fans will have a few beers, and everyone knows how uncontrollably excited fans get. Those at the back desperate to get a view of the pitch were oblivious to the consequences. They were not to blame though.
I feel so down after watching this
Same its real heartbreaking the poor families 😞😞😞
Yupp some1 ban theses like
Feel so happy😃😃😃😂😂😂
ddd mmm fuck you
ddd mmm if you show another shred of disrespect to anyone I’ll feed you your own ass
Dear god, as with most “accidents” and disasters, the crowd is blamed, even though this event occurred due to gross negligence of the security and owners
I can say the same for Astroworld.
Gross negligence of chief inspector David Duckenfield #1
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I think that people should be smart enough to understand when a situation can be dangerous for themselves, surely the security and owners in this case haven't taken all the right precautions, but I don't feel like giving them 100% of the blame.
This is the first incident that the security was prosecuted for there gross negligence that I have heard about
@Anthony O'Neal yeah, but he isn't wrong though. I think we all should judge whether or not somewhere is too crowded, if either police, or fans were smarter, there wouldn't be 96 people dead, so its not 100% at crowd controls fault.
I hate too imagine how crushed it was in those pens. I can think of it being very compact, but then I realise that it was even more tight than that. I can't even imagine what it's like to be so crushed up against other people that you literally can't breath or even move.
Angus Jones its insane i still have flashbacks from a experience i had at the bdo in sydney in 2001 . I cant really put into words how terrifying it is , the heat the way u cant move and the crowd is like one whole entity and the fear .i will never forget it.
Apparently it was reported that ribs were sticking out of bodies, so it was far worse than I thought. The pressure preventing you being able to inhale air, and also oxygen being in little supply by such a concentration of people. Add in the sheer pressure causing internal damage to their bodies. How in hell did they not see this as a potential disaster in this stadium is mind-boggling.
@AmarNathan one man said he noticed he could not move his arms which had never happened before. Later he had no control over his movements, he was just carried forward by the surge, his feet couldn't touch the floor.
@@DaveThompsonfairlife4all I don't know about that, one man who survived though had cracked ribs, what is incredible is the fact that the barriers between the terrace steps actually collapsed under the weight and pressure of the surge. Imagine the force required to bend and then snap metal barriers. Without those barriers the full force of the crowd was applied onto the front of it.
I experienced it once. The experience was just terrifying. I was unable to move, unable to breath and felt helpless. It was hot and confusing. I collapsed.
Think of the experience as someone put a plastic bag over your head, your hands tight behind your back and you are stuck inside a trunk/box small enough to just fit with no room left to move even a little bit. And, the trunk/box is placed near a fire.
On top of that I did cry for help but no one heard me screaming. It was too loud. You can only scream as long as you can breath. The last few breaths feels like you are trying to breath under water.
Since that day I am claustrophobic. And, I am scared of stampedes too. I simply avoid crowds now.
I just don’t understand why they tried to fit 10000 people into 4 stands
Sheer incompetence
Those 4 stands could fit 50,000
Are you talking about the pens?
Emre J.Aydogan terrible coordinators
@@br1ann88
One single reason,
Chief inspector David Duckenfield
@@doyoulikebeetroot it was also the Liverpool fans bring to many fans
There should be consequences for Politicians and for the police written
into Law, whenever they deliberately lie to the Public! Or nothing will
ever change for the good.
David Dukenfield and a few fellow officers overseeing the game are found guilty.
They do exist taxipandy. There's an offence called 'misprison of office' in which a sworn officer of the crown (MP's and Police fall into this as they both swear the oath of alleigance when taking office) are liable to prosecution if they knowingly 'give false report' or abuse their power. Even an MP inside Parliament is subject to that law despite being immune to many others. Add in that they signed and gave false statements to the coroner and other courts and they're potentially guilty of perjury at the very least. Conspiracy to pervert/obstruct the course of justice are also potential charges and of course the police commander on the day could possibly be charged with negligent manslaughter as well.
The point is though the authorities and police are kind to like fellow police and ambulance workers but then treat everyone else much less equal than they treated the police
It won't ever change for the good
🏴🏴🏴🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲!!!.
Why would they not just delay the match
JACKABOY_007 GAMING
That question has been asked a lot.
They lose a lot of money because of that. More time for adverts on TV means the price to advertise drops. There's various other factors like paying staff more etc. They don't want to pay that and so don't delay majority of matches.
beastkay byt
It wasn't televised
No semi finals were at the time
That all came later in the 90s
Plus if there was an noted threat to life it would be delayed even now
In 89 the final was televised but it was rare to get a league or cup game
This happened pre sky
Because they’re British
The 10 year old was Steven Gerrards cousin
Dont u make it up
@@mandau6354 He actually was,his cousin died there.
@@mandau6354 this is a fact john paul gilhooley is the boys name 😭😭😭😭😭
,
@@mandau6354 shut up if u know nothing
My dad was there so thank god he made it out, RIP to everyone who died, youll be missed truly
Your a gamer, I’m glad your here and not just focusing on games. This is very serious but wow.
The youngest 10,oldest 63 and only 14 to Hospital.96 supporters of Liverpool and Forest lost. Bless them all. What it takes for things to be changed. Thanks for Wee Kennys words.
So was mine & my grandad I always thank my grandad for feeling clatrophobic as there seats was in the crush so I thanks god they made it out
;( I'm glad your dad Is well ;)
David Duckenfield (match commander) himself confirmed when giving evidence last March that he became a Freemason in 1975 and became 'Worshipful Master' of his local lodge in 1990, a year after the Hillsborough tragedy.
Satanic ritual...
Who’s here after Travis Scott’s festival
I can definitely say I am. Hillsborough kept popping up and I was unaware of what happened smh my heart goes out to the people who died at the concert, their families, and to the ones impacted from this event as well
stvrrynight RIP
I am. It just really reminded me of it and it’s so devastating
I just learned about this tragedy from a comment made under a Love Parade disaster video that I also learned about in a comment about Travis concert
yeah
The 10 year old that died was called Jon Gilhooley and he was Steven Gerard’s cousin Steven was told he wasn’t allowed in the stadium .
Yup true. Jon Gilhooley only managed to get a last minute ticket after his uncle managed to get it from someone, according to what I have heard.
R.I.P To All The Fans That Died
You as an Everton fan has earned my respect at least you understand the horrible nature of that day unlike the United fans who are heartless saying that was the best day ever that is disgusting and unacceptable to say
Evan rules as a united fan, the only time when I’ve heard hilsborough chants, is when you sing Munich, and that is the only time I can excuse it. Two tragedies struck two great clubs and it’s horrible to hear both songs but I guess it happens. It’s worse when both fans sing it unnecessarily and disrespectfully, like days of anniversaries etc
ddd mmm don’t say that, i’ma united fan n even i know that’s just low
ddd mmm. Come on man you can’t say that
Evan rules it’s sad that we live in a world where you respect someone for not being a dickhead about 96 people dying at a football match just because they support a rival club
Very very informative video. The CGI recreations were INCREDIBLY helpful in understanding this complicated tragedy.
Kenny dalglish went all 96 victims funerals. Proper man
Did he go to the graves of the 39 juventus fans murdered by kopite cowards? No he didn't
williambeck1574,
No Juventus fans were murdered. Not even one was stabbed, beaten, kicked or shot to death. All deaths were a result of being crushed either by a collapsed wall or in a stampede. There were no murders at Heysel.
@@lyndoncmp5751come on mate Liverpool fans were rushing the Juve fans causing the crush and collapse of the wall
Rest in peace to the 97 ( including the man who hung himself after match after losing loved ones and donated all his money to the Hillsborough foundation)
Yeah sad for all of them and Stephen Whittle. Poor guy suffered from survivor’s guilt and never got over it.
So sad… He hung himself right after the match?
@@tinicoleofficial he killed himself 22 years later, he gave he’s ticket to he’s friend who ended up dying in the disaster he suffered from severe depression and guilt and took he’s own life
This is disgusting, tragic, disturbing... So deeply sad and horrible. This world is insane sometimes...
You’ll never walk alone
Those 96 people who died are now in a better place
I wish their families have recovered from this tragedy
And from the stories
This is the saddest day in football history
We won the champions league in Istanbul for them
And we will win the league for them
Never forget the 96
city won the league
@@tomgurney4617 maybe the champions league then?
Just a day dreaming dude...
V_K3X YNWA
96 💓
When you're in a crush, you have literally no control over which way your body goes.
Who’s here after the Travis Scott Astroworld Disaster?
🙋🏽♀️
Me
@Tash Warden are they scarred going to other concerts/games?
3:07 wow look at how packed those sections are compared to the rest of the stadium
I have claustrophobia, and I felt breathless just hearing about the events that went down. Those poor people...
Just like the Travis Scott concert in Houston
the first abulance driven onto the pitch was driven by my grandad, even though he wasnt a wednesday height he still drove the abulamce onto the pitch without hestation and saved around twelve lives.
This is so sad. I can't help but imagine that this game had a lot of typical 'father and son' visits, and instead of enjoying the game together they suffocate, get crushed, get seriously injured or die. :(
"Police try to free"
Dafuq? Police try to push them back dude.
Yeah. Sadly they thought the fans were trying to invade the pitch, rather than trying to save themselves.
This is one of the most horrific things I’ve ever heard about in my life. People squashed in so tightly that they were unable to expand their lungs to breath. My heart truly goes out to the families of the 97 - arguably more - people who lost their lives to this horrific and entirely preventable tragedy.
yeah but its not worst than 9/11 though, the whole world watched people jumping from the twin towers and how the towers collapsed on people
@@Gencturk92 Hence why I said ‘one of’ not ‘the most.’
@@Gencturk92 it’s not a competition ffs
@@Wirralspotter im just saying, I cant see anything worst than 9/11...its always with us we cant forget
David Duckenfield (match commander) himself confirmed when giving evidence last March that he became a Freemason in 1975 and became 'Worshipful Master' of his local lodge in 1990, a year after the Hillsborough tragedy.
Satanic ritual...
So they went on the pitch to get room to breath right? Imagine how dense it was at that game.
30 years later
Liverpool falls silent for 9 minutes
And now Travis scott festival ...
That's why i'm here, it reminded me of this :/
@@eliastoukka Same how does security even let that much people into a single stadium or concert?
@@Safehouze__ deadass hate these typa people
@@lmao9526 it was a satanic ritual
My dad was at the game
Does your dad survived?,i mean im just asking.I feel sorry if your dad didn't survived.
Yea did he
CB Redzone my dad was also at the game but was in the opposite end because he arrived too late thankfully
My dad and uncle died there
fishaholic sorry about
Respect to you and your family
Thank you for explaining clearly without bias. Heard about this, but never knew full story. So very sad. What an awful way to die. I imagine some were traumatised for life and never again able to attend matches.
I know how on earth the s*n haven’t been sued I don’t know
@@jude11117
Cos most of the 'country' agreed with what the s*n said.
@@Gaffer_Bouncers I wasn’t around back then But I didn’t think that, the s*n spreading poisonous lies and manipulating people doesn’t surprise me however
@@jude11117 we have freedom of speech & by muzzling that you couldn't put your comments here. We all disagree over different things & we must have the freedom to do so & say so, tho RUclips people become very abusive if they disagree with someone else's viewpoint & young people need to understand how democracy works, it's not a one way street guys.
@@seltaeb3302 bill. I don’t think you understand what the s*n did how dare you come here and insult all the people who lost their lives by sticking up for them
REST IN PEACE.
YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE.
♥️
Prayers for them
Terrible!
And far too long for the verdict!
+mightlife Clearly they were hoping friends and familys would die off and not pursue it.
Imo, these men and women that used their life forces to doggedly get justice should never have to work again nor pay tax. They should ALL be given immediate expenses paid holidays for a very long duration.
During all the years of their justice seeking and turning around of the bs of blaming 'drunk liverpool fans' they were tax paying into a system that entertained lies.
And guess what!
That 10 year old (Jon-Paul Gilhooley) was LITERALLY
the OLDER COUSIN of STEVEN GERRARD
the iconic Liverpool Captain's older cousin sadly died from this.
R.I.P to all the people involved
Im a Manchester United Fan, and seeing my biggest rivals deal with this reminds me of our Munich incident, so much lives lost, not deserved. Sad time in Football History :(
96 People just wanted to watch a game, not lose their life. :(
Most people know that buddy
Those that dont wont care
Its common knowledge to anyone who knows anything about the Hillsborough disaster
@@doyoulikebeetroot yes true
so sad a little boy + everyone else died :(
My grandfather was the second ambulanceman on scene. He also agrees that more could have been done. I can't say much else except RIP to all the victims, as I wasn't born until a while afterward.
Watching this live as a 12 year old was scarring....just glad they did away with all pens and standing grounds soon after. The Jungle at Parkhead was very dangerous.
RIP The 96...
You'll Never Walk Alone...
Gary F it's was not the standing grounds that were the problem, it was the exact design of the stadium (horrible design), the terraces devide and the big fence that crushed the people, take a look at german clubs, they ALL have standing terraces (the biggest is the yellow wall with over 20 Thousand people there every weekend), it was a design error...
I’m 12 and I’m gonna have some trouble sleeping tonight, also tomorrow is a school day (Friday)
Mrpotato bruh
My dad was in this luckily came out
RIP Those who died from a United fan.
You’ll never walk alone❤
Rest In Peace to all people that died during this horrible disaster in 1989.
31 years ago still thinking about it❤️
From these scenes I still get tears and goosebumps again and again. 😢
Prayers to the families 🙏
It must be horrifying feeling like you can't breathe, being crushed, hearing people scream and panic, seeing somebody near you being trampled to death.
Wait so what happened was because so many people flooded one area it build up so much pressure and started to crush and suffocate people?
Yes, must be an awful way to die. So sad. May their souls rest in peace.
the police got off with this, 2 centre pens were overcrowded a long time before the game started and not 1 police officer could spot this. also no one stood trial for changing witness statements, is that not a criminal offence in itself, bad day for british justice, makes us a laughing stock of the world. britain has for a long time challenged other justice systems in the world, time to get their own house in order.
They will always be remembered. RIP
When you walk through a storm
Hold your head up high
And don’t be afraid of the dark
At the end of a storm is a golden sky
And the sweet silver song of a lark
Walk on through the wind
Walk on through the rain
Though your dreams be tossed and blown
Walk on walk on
With hope in your heart and you’ll never walk alone
You’ll never walk alone
🕯🕯RIP 96 forever in our hearts🕯🕯
Sing that to the 39 juventus supporters murdered by your ratty "fans"
This happened a few years before i was born but still pees me off till this day
It is astonishing that fans weren’t turned away. The capacity of the stadium must have been exceeded. And sending fans into two areas, a disaster waiting to happen. The police are at fault it is clear. Good lord it must have been frightening beyond all comprehension of what the crush must have been like. Very sad and could well have been avoided.
The capacity for the stadium wasn’t actually exceeded. The police simply failed to direct fans away from full pens. It’s unbelievable how incompetent Duckenfield is.
It wasn’t helped by some Liverpool fans turning up without tickets trying to gain entry
@@sombodyoncetoldmetheworldis that myth has been debunked, though there were pockets of fans without tickets, it was not the cause of the tragedy.
"Lord Justice Taylor, in his 1990 report into the disaster, concluded fans were reasonable to arrive between 14.30 and 14.40 as match tickets only requested people be in their places "15 minutes before the game". He was also satisfied that the large concentration of fans who gathered Leppings Lane at 14.40 to 14.50 "did not arrive as a result of any concerted plan".
He concluded that police had "failed" to prepare for controlling the arrival of a large number of fans in a short period. Both the club and police "should have realised the turnstile area could not easily cope with the large numbers demanded of it" unless they arrived steadily over a lengthy period.
He accepted there were "small groups without tickets" looking to "exploit any chance of getting into the ground". But the main problem was simply one of "large numbers packed into the small area outside the turnstiles". He stated categorically that "fans' behaviour played no part in the disaster".
The Hillsborough Independent Panel (HIP) report concluded crowd congestion outside the stadium was "not caused by fans arriving late" for the kick-off. The turnstiles, it said, were "inadequate to process the crowd safely" and the rate of entry insufficient to prevent a dangerous build-up outside the ground.
What the jury said: The behaviour of Liverpool supporters did not cause or contribute to the dangerous situation at the Leppings Lane turnstiles."
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-35473732
I was born 1987 i just watched anne a mothers story i was left so emotional as i have a son to think how long they try to cover it up made me so angry i must have cried tho the series rip all thoses who passed u will never be forgotten
i still don't understand what happened did the fans just get crushed against the fence?
Lewis Grana there were too many people so people were getting crushed or squished so their lungs couldn't expand so they ran out of breath and died
harleyhunt03 Same as what happened at Love Parade in 2010.
There were just too many people packed in too tightly in too small of a space. It wasn't just people up against the fence that died. People that were in the back died as well. They asphyxiated/suffocated. This wasn't the only time something like this has happened. It happened at the Ibrox stadium in 1971. 66 people died and more than 200 were injured.
Why they dont sing now "You will never walk on yours " ?
Have a read on www.stuff.co.nz/world/middle-east/72437352/how-people-die-in-a-crowd-crush. It's a really good article explaining how people die in a human crush. Basically, you get sqaushed between people and your chest gets compressed to a point that your lungs can no longer expand. And you can't do anything about it because you are trapped inside a dense crowd and are unable to move. Usually, you don't even realise you are dying until it's too late.
35 years ago... Rip for the victims who had died 🙏🙏🙏
There's a documentary about this from 2016 (about 2 hours long). Everyone who thinks this is the fault of the fans should go watch it. Hopefully your idiotic minds can see that it's not the case. For everyone else it's an interesting documentary, albeit sad
What's it called?
@@Veldvrouw Just type Hillsborough disaster and you'll find it. Peace ✌️
Niels Liljedahl Christensen it was the fault of the fans you dumb kid
tylerfinno ;D not really
There seems to be several contributory causes of the disaster. It is undeniable that the Police management of the situation was poor, that many senior officers perverted the course of justice in the aftermath, the ground was not fit for purpose, and that the 96 victims were blameless.
However there is one issue that no-one seems to want to address which is why were so many Liverpool fans all trying to access the ground so close to kick off for a major cup semi- final. There were no similar issues at the Forest end and no such issues with all the many semis played at Hillsborough in previous years. The truth is unpalatable but the reality is that during the 1980s when Liverpool were in their absolute pomp and winning everything in sight there was a culture of arriving at grounds late after" bevying up" in the local pubs until ridiculously close to kick off. I witnessed this myself during this period and also the large numbers of fans turning up without tickets. I have no doubt that the chaos ensuing outside the ground was caused by Liverpool fans and this led to the unfortunate chain of events.
Was there like so many others. Tragic. RIP the 96. Respect.
30 years ago today
I'm 80 years old
And still don't know why thatcher wasn't
Held accountable
I have been in a crush at a game no fence you were lifted out on to the field not caged in.
Travis Scott once stopped the show when his shoe was bein stolen
Rip to all people who died very sad and will never be forgotten
Let hope we now get justice for all of those who died,God Bless them all, and may they R.I.P. Y.N.W.A
CAVERN1234 God bless the 96 Liverpool fans YNWA
RIP FUCK THE SUN AND WEST YORKSHIRE POLICE
@LIVERPOOL FC UNTIL I DIE my dad was there... thank fuck were forest fans
It is your fans foult for causing this
@@abolje19 its only the police's fault for letting the people go through the gates. Not Notts Forests fans. Learn you facts
@@arkyy_yt Lets get it perfectly clear the police did not push the Liverpool fans into that area . The Liverpool fans made that mad choice when they could have picked other parts that were empty.
The people who sadly died, arrived in good time and were unfortunately caught in a crush caused by others..
We grief with the families and friends of the affected. Condolences.
This is a perfect example of poor police management
Nb police played a part in it, but it’s by no means their fault. The stadium and owner shouldn’t be selling more tickets than they have room
Sky Jones they did have a lot of room in the other parts of the entire spectators space it’s just too many people went to one place
34 years on from today, 97 Liverpool fans gone but never forgotten.
YNWA
Hillsborough Disaster
15/04/1989
Justice for the 96
85
And lets not forget The Sun newspaper blamed Liverpool fans. Please never use their website
And a independent jury now also agrees ;)
Lets not forget- because it was there fault
@@firstname4865 Then they are entitled to appeal instead of delaying the prosecution of the real culprits ie the liverpool fans
@@vinegarjoe6794 you are a piece of crap. It was the police negligence not the fans. Stop being disrespectful.
Justice is done but took 37 year's for the Yorkshire police to say sorry
The police did nothing wrong.
What justice? It's far too late for justice now, most who are to blame are either now dead or retired on nice police pensions.
It was the ECHR that served justice but people want to leave it.
@@MarkHarrison733correction knobhead. The police did nothing !!
My ground..the ground i used to go to every other week back in the 90s...i even used to sometimes sit on the leppings lane because it was cheaper...and it did feel unsettling walking through that gangway tunnel...you do think of what happened and the victims...you can't help it ..may they r.i.p
All that needed to happen was to delay the kickoff time for half an hour and the disaster would not have happened what a monumental lack of common sense and intelligence with such devastating consequences.
The central tunnel to pens 3 and 4 didn't have it's usual police horse patrol either to stop people entering those pens once full. Police fuck up (and then cover up) from start to finish.
And if only the policeman in charge had actually prepared himself for the day and instructed fans to move to the side pens
JUSTICE!!! For the 96! ✊✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
97 now :(
They will never get justice as the some of the people who caused that crush are not sorry they pushed and would do the same again.
Here after the Astroworld festival incident. Didn’t know something similar happened in the past until I learned about it on tik tok
It’s happened several times before.
This isn't due to negligence of crowd control this was due to Liverpool fans. This happened again in UCL final of Real Madrid vs Liverpool. And Liverpool fans were the only one causing chaos and not Real Madrid fans. Coincidence? Absolutely not.
So why has UEFA apologised?
UEFA and the French police screwed up the only fans that were scousers there were ones with real tickets they were only saying that
Why were there only 2 ambulances on the pitch in the disaster? The number of ambulances on the pitch should have been either 30 or 40. Also, why didn't the fire brigade attend?
please remember all those who died today on there 32 anniversary may they all RIP
Like Liverpool remembered the 39 juventus fans their "fans" murdered at heysel by having a homecoming parade on the anniversary of the slayings? Unbelievable hypocrisy
Rest in peace to everyone who died. Truly awful event. May your souls be at rest.♥️
My dad was in the forest end
Cool kid 47 I’m a Liverpool fan btw, ur dad must have been so confused
Cool kid 47
that was weird because when the ref called the game off at first the Forrest fans were chanting.
@Daniel Gosse calm down pussy
Absolutely horrific
can you imagine your whole family going to a stupid game but you decided to stay home and you never see them again
As an American I had forgotten this. In 1989 I saw it on the news. Never knew why team rivalries were so intense. Soccer fans fighting at games. It turned me off from a good sport. Here it was a crush because of security concerns. Saddest losses of all.
I am afraid of crowds, this would be my worst nightmare.
My dad was at this game as a Forest fan when we used to live in Sheffield. I remember playing outside on our driveway with my brother and my dad stepped out our front door, well dressed, looking excited, big smile on his face. I asked where he was going and he said he was off to Hillsborough to see the match with some colleagues from work.
The next memory I have is being in the car with my mum a few hours later having come back from shopping in town and seeing loads of blokes walking away from the stadium. She stopped and asked someone what was going on and he said the game had been cancelled.
Fast forward later that evening and we hadn't heard anything from my dad (no mobile phones in 1989!). We desperately and anxiously sat watching coverage on the 10pm news and then saw him helping people on the pitch as they were pulled from the stands! He was tearing down some of the advertising boards from the sides and lifting people on to them and in to ambulances.
Only this week he said he still has the ticket to the game. Aweful memories but he played his part in helping as best he could.
May be it's too late to react. But all the lives lost for a match, wasn't worth it.
Some matches can be skipped. I hope we have learnt our lesson.
RIP to all 96 🙏
How on earth do people not see others being crushed and walk back out the exit ? I can’t even fathom how this is possible
When you're in a large crowd, it's difficult to 1) see what is happening, especially in the front, 2) move anywhere except with the crowd.
The drunk ticketless fans caused all of the deaths.
Your mother’s a drunk. Didn’t want a little shitebag 💩like you cos you would have used up all her money for drink so abandoned you
So how come this stadium was used for semi finals for years with no incidents ? I was there and Liverpool fans turned up without tickets at 2pm-2,15pm. Forest fans were in their end in plenty of time and not in the pubs. So sad that the innocent Liverpool fans were the ones that died that day. R.I.P.
There was many incidents at this stadium before 1989.
There was enough room on the full expanse of those terraces to safely accommodate ALL ticket-holding fans, and (as well dissected since..)....also ALL those who arrived without tickets....FACT.
The point being that it was how a section of the fans were "channelled" into those central pens which caused the disaster....NOT that ticketless fans caused an excess in safe capacity, because those who crunched these numbers at the inquest made it quite clear that properly dispersed, even the none-ticket-holders would have safely been able to occupy the entire terrace along with the legit ticket holders. This may be morally wrong....but in terms of safety, that terrace was well able to safely hold both the honest and the dishonest on the day in question.....should they all have just been guided to the appropriate places on that terrace.
Astro world is a repeat of this and should not of been able to let history repeat itself
As an OWLS fan all I can say is God bless all the families and RIP to all their lost loved ones. I hope that they can reach closure and move on with their lives.
Go and enjoy your hobbies and you die because of it. Absolutely shocking love to you who died rest in peace x
You can't really grasp the situation without survivors and eye-witness accounts. From an observer's POV with video clips alone, I can't tell how intense the crushing was.
True
Be thankful you can't
It was f**kin horrifying
@@doyoulikebeetroot This is true!
@@barbaro267
Yes it was
I was there and it been a big part of my life since
@@doyoulikebeetroot You were there? Oh my gosh...
@@barbaro267 sadly
Now everyone’s dad was there 🤦🏽♀️
There Is Something So Depressing And Eerie About This
Duckenfield should have been punished for his negligence. I was at the big day out in syd 2001 , and i really thought i was going to die , the heat and the way that the crowd was like one beast and the unsufrable heat and claustrophobia i will never forget and i cant go into big crowds now as i have a sml amount of ptsd from it in regards to being trapped and had a bit of a break down a few years ago as i worked in theatre building sets and got caught under a stage and still have nightmares about it all ,i really feel for all the ppl who have experience this kind of horrific event .rip the Hillsborough disaster for all esp the familys and rip the girl who perished at the bdo i think her name was Emma .
Ill tell you what happened. The police fucked up bigtime and 96 people lost their lives. And 100s were injured physically and even worse mentally. Then the police , media , government shifted the blame onto the fans. God bless those people who never gave up fighting for justice.
I don’t understand, how did so many people die. 2 months prior my dad was there with more fans in that exact end, but nobody died, was there pushing and shoving or was it just that more and more crowded in?
It was to do with bad organisation of the crowd. On other days under a different supervisors watch they held people back up the road before the reached the turnstiles. So fans filtered down gradually & could find their way into the pens that were emptier. On this day they failed to do that so there was a crush right outside the turnstiles. They then opened a huge gate which allowed people through in a huge crowd to release the crush. There were tunnels to the left & right which would have lead to emptier pens but in a crowd it was hard to navigate to those. The middle more obvious doors to the pen which was crowded already, was still open so everyone just went down there. If there were ushers & they shut those middle doors then pointed fans down the left or right tunnels, this disaster would NEVER have happened.
Stagedoorjenny ahh, cheers for clearing it up
Also something else worth pointing out is that the other major factor in this disaster & which caused so many fatalities was the way the pens were constructed. Those middle pens went down into a slope towards the pitch & had a concrete wall in front below the fence (like a cheese wedge) The the fences were all locked. So if you were in there it was very hard to get out. You were trapped. There were also long metal railings running across the lens which would have been a very solid barrier if pressure came from behind & you were behind one of those. Then the more people entered from the back, the more people were shoved down into those railings & into the wedge at the front. And then when they lost consciousness people started to climb over them crushing them further. So just to clarify.. the organisation outside the grounds which led to too many people going in to the pen was one thing that went wrong, the other was the design of the pens they were squeezing into. Death trap. It's so awful 😔
The 10 year old one was Steven gerrads brother
No he was his cousin.
Trampled by fans.
Lack of oxygen.
Humanity is smart, but a crowd is brainless.
the most horrifying things about this to me are, 1. just imagine being basically suffocated with no way to escape, 2. almost all of the victims were under 35