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What that report doesn't mention is that the Juventus supporters were also culpable. I remember watching it all unravel and the Ultras spent a good hour or so before the match goading Liverpool fans, throwing missiles at them etc etc. Juventus aren't blameless in that tragedy and sadly most of the victims were Italian.

I watched the documentary...can't say 'enjoyed' is the right word....


Absolutely rotten and heartless - the lies they told to cover themselves up and the additional pain they put the families through.


What is the is about a minute silence at football matches for Maggie thatcher?

Has the world gone mad?

After Ibrox

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1971_Ibrox_disaster

West Ham had stickers all over the place reminding people to act in a civilised manner.

Did other grounds have the same stickers because I did not travel to away games and the only other ground I visited was Clapton F.C.

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