Justice for the 96...Finally.

Uncle Si

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peachesenregalia":2rialame said:
As I mentioned in the other thread, Duckenfield and most of the rest of the South Yorkshire Police Service are too old at this point to really feel the effects of any punishment.

More about the families now....

and maybe putting to bed some of the bitterness that still remains from that era of football.
 
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[tweet]https://twitter.com/lorna_hughes/status/724908345518362624[/tweet]
 

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peachesenregalia":316j4zfp said:
Si, I think that photo is a bit much mate. Not having a go, just really disturbed me when I saw it.


I can pull it if you think its a good idea.

That was the front page photo of most of the major US newspapers in the days after. Black and white. I remember it vividly.
 
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peachesenregalia":1h4idjin said:
NJSeaHawk":1h4idjin said:
This link is for ESPN's 30 for 30 which was initially banned in the UK.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B325B_6t7Q3BTjFwM3lqTmlJaUU/preview?pref=2&pli=1

Well, it wasn't banned for being controversial, it was banned because the jury trial was ongoing and the movie contained previously unseen footage and contained previously unaired details.

It's a great documentary though, well worth watching. I've watched it probably 8 times now and cried every time. Not ashamed to admit it, either

It is haunting and heartbreaking. Watching as I type, stopped counting after the 5 or sixth time I cried. Still have well a half hour to go...Watching the video of one man who I assumed was the father, carrying his kid off the pitch is something I will never forget.
 
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