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Very big of you to flippantly describe the disaster as an 'avoidable tragedy' though - I'm sure the victim's families would be humbled by your generosity.

any human would have the deepest sympathy for any parent having to bury there child, that said i still think the above description (avoidable tragedy) is pretty much spot on!
i'm curious as to why you are so interested and have read so much on the subject?
low life point scoring t055er?
or a genuinley upstanding top bloke that always researches such things ?
i'll have a stab at the first one :O

as for the memorial, is doing it right more important than doing it quickly?
how many times have you paid your respects there?

I don't see why it has to be one of the two. I will say though that as a student I attended a talk given by Trevor Hicks - impossible not to be invested in the subject after hearing the courage of that man.


And now I'm going to show some restraint and back out of this thread - as it's in extremely poor taste, started unnecessarily and nothing but a vehicle for mcbrewer to air his odious apologists views.

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Originally Posted by Katchouro

I don't see why it has to be one of the two. I will say though that as a student I attended a talk given by Trevor Hicks - impossible not to be invested in the subject after hearing the courage of that man.


And now I'm going to show some restraint and back out of this thread - as it's in extremely poor taste, started unnecessarily and nothing but a vehicle for mcbrewer to air his odious apologists views.

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What apologist views would they be then ?

I have nothing to apologise for

And why is saying the tragedy of the deaths of 96 innocent Football Fans was avoidable flippant? it was avoidable and more importantly should have been avoided .

Ive listened to Mr Hicks and to the other Hillsborough Families and only ****s would fail to be moved by the utter misery that this tragedy heaped upon them .