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Great speech by Everton's chairman, Bill Kenwright at the memorial. Our owner Henry couldn't say two words without reading.

R.I.P.  96

damjan193 » Mon Apr 15, 2013 10:26 pm wrote:Great speech by Everton's chairman, Bill Kenwright at the memorial. Our owner Henry couldn't say two words without reading.

R.I.P.  96

Not the thread to have a cheap dig at the owner.

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JFT96

Benny The Noon » Mon Apr 15, 2013 10:39 pm wrote:

damjan193 » Mon Apr 15, 2013 10:26 pm wrote:Great speech by Everton's chairman, Bill Kenwright at the memorial. Our owner Henry couldn't say two words without reading.

R.I.P.  96

Not the thread to have a cheap dig at the owner.

Show some respect


JFT96

I expected more from him to be honest. You're right though, I apologize.

April 15th will always be a poignant day in the history of Liverpool Football Club as we remember the fallen, the survivors, the loss of innocence, the tragedy and the subsequent 24 years fighting for truth, The last year has brought that truth and many blinkered eyes and deceived minds have been opened to the shocking cover up.

Of the 96 victims 89 were male and 7 were female. In respect of age the vast majority were under 30 and a third under 20 years of age. Its an appalling loss of young lives under any circumstances never mind at a sporting event.

The next year will finally bring the justice that the 96 and their loved ones deserveand people in authority will be held accountable for their failings on that terrible day.

Then and only then may we know that the 96 can truly Rest In Peace................It's been too long a wait.

JFT96

Amen

RE Bill Kenwrights speech had me in tears,that would not happen in any other place on earth. JFT96. MERSEYSIDE MERSEYSIDE MERSEYSIDE

JFT96.

Gone but never forgotten.

R.I.P.

Dalglish » Mon Apr 15, 2013 10:36 pm wrote:April 15th will always be a poignant day in the history of Liverpool Football Club as we remember the fallen, the survivors, the loss of innocence, the tragedy and the subsequent 24 years fighting for truth, The last year has brought that truth and many blinkered eyes and deceived minds have been opened to the shocking cover up.

Of the 96 victims 89 were male and 7 were female. In respect of age the vast majority were under 30 and a third under 20 years of age. Its an appalling loss of young lives under any circumstances never mind at a sporting event.

The next year will finally bring the justice that the 96 and their loved ones deserveand people in authority will be held accountable for their failings on that terrible day.

Then and only then may we know that the 96 can truly Rest In Peace................It's been too long a wait.

JFT96

Might have taken a bit longer but this is the year Dalglish.

RIP to the 96. Thinking of the whole city today 

Klopptomaniac » Fri Apr 15, 2016 2:42 pm wrote:RIP to the 96. Thinking of the whole city today 

Amen too that.

Verdict 96 football fans 'unlawfully ' killed .......Finally justice !!!!

R.I.P

Justice. That's All.

So many years of lies, cover ups and denial. Heart breaking when all they had to say was sorry.

RIP.

Justice at last. Huge commendation to everyone involved in the campaign - you have stood up in the face of adversity, from the media and others, and stood up for what you believed (and knew!). Not many could have withstood this and huge credit must go to those for that. A fight fought over 27 years and finally justice is on it's way

This is just a step, prosecution is the next

JFT 96 YNWA