Hillsborough

[Red_Polo]

It's not but it's ancient. Long before he was ever near a premier league managers job never mind ours.

Yeah it was from some charity thing he did IIRC.

[Red_Polo]

It not specifically an ed milliband issue. All three of the cunts posed with their cuntishly smug faces and a copy of the ****ing sun for cheap ****ty pr reasons. What the **** are they doing, kissing murdoch's anus like that? They should all be ****ing ashamed of themselves. Not only is it disrespectful to Hillsborough families, it cheapens politics and gives an establishment endorsement of a poxy daily trash mag. **** them all.

Agree. It stinks.

[baitman]

These pricks are just pawns, al wanting to be first to jump on any popular bandwagon. Gob****es the lot of them.

[slaine]

'my' copy was on the doorstep when I got home on Friday... Not only is it a piece of ****e, it's also a day late...

Posted ****ty page by ****ty page into the local postbox

One of my dogs had the ****s today as well... The temptation to wipe each page in it was strong, but I guess the posties are only doing their job...

[Leyton388]

Anyone seen todays front page? Cheeky *******s have put Stevie on it.

[Yozza]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-27882680

Hillsborough: Civil servant sacked for Wikipedia slurs

A civil servant who posted offensive comments about the Hillsborough disaster on Wikipedia while at work has been sacked.

The man, believed to be Merseyside-based, used the website to mock the victims of the 1989 Liverpool v Nottingham Forest FA Cup semi-final.

An inquiry was launched in April when it emerged Whitehall computers were used to make the disparaging comments.

The edits included the phrase "Blame Liverpool fans".

The 24-year-old junior administrator, who was born in London but is based in Liverpool, has been fired for gross misconduct.

He altered the Wikipedia page for Hillsborough in 2012. One entry parodied the Liverpool fans' anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone" by changing it to "You'll Never Walk Again".

The BBC understands the Cabinet Office is likely to drop its probe into other abusive edits made to the online encyclopaedia from the secure government intranet, owing to a lack of leads.

The department described the posts as "sickening" but had feared the length of time since the edits, which were made in 2009 and 2012, would make it difficult to identify those responsible.

Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude is expected to make a statement in the House of Commons later about the investigation.

[rodo]

[ChesterDave]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-29445291

A senior police officer has told an inquest a "substantial minority" of fans "had had too much to drink" ahead of the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.

Pete Weatherby QC said footage shot outside the stadium showed "no obvious drink-fuelled behaviour".

However, Mr Marshall, the most senior South Yorkshire Police officer to give evidence at the inquests so far, said a "substantial minority" had drunk too much.

"People weren't lying on the floor totally incapacitated," he said.

"People, quite rightly, had a drink or two, but I can tell you that some people had had a little bit too much, and the fact that they had had too much coloured their judgement."

Mr Weatherby said: "You are picking up an obvious fact from a leisure event of that nature that people will have a drink and are using that to shift the blame onto the fans."

Mr Marshall replied: "No, I'm not doing that."

The retired officer said he was "surprised" by some media coverage of his first day's evidence which he claimed suggested he was blaming fans.

But he said: "If you want my honest opinion, I think that some of the fans, not all the fans, some of the fans have a responsibility for what occurred and for the situation that arose under my command outside."

Mr Weatherby then asked: "Had the terrible tragedy not occurred, you would have gone home that evening without thinking twice about the level of drinking, wouldn't you?"

Mr Marshall said: "Probably, yes."

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In summary:

"The drunk fans were to blame. I'm not saying they were at fault. But they were to blame because they were drunk. But if nothing happened that day I wouldn't have thought the fans were too drunk."

Former superintendent and current superweasel Roger Marshall.

[Shaggy]

Check out David Conn's timeline from today. Scroll down and read up.

https://twitter.com/david_conn

[G]

The revelations today are unreal. We all knew it but now its getting said on the record by a senior police inspector. Justice is coming.

[G]

"Up to 1989, I'm going to put it bluntly, we got away with it"

[Chris]

Check out David Conn's timeline from today. Scroll down and read up.


https://twitter.com/david_conn

It's sickening reading, though good in a way obviously thats it's all coming out. Astonishing how little care there was about peoples lives and the length's theyve gone to to try and cover it up. But they picked on the wrong City and are hopefully going to pay the price. Every cunt involved thats still alive needs jailing and the FA need disbanding.

[Gingawaria]

Hillsborough: Insp Sykes has said he was wrong to tell Taylor Inquiry 2,000 Liverpool fans had no tickets. "I don't know why I said that."

[baitman]

It's sickening reading, though good in a way obviously thats it's all coming out. Astonishing how little care there was about peoples lives and the length's theyve gone to to try and cover it up. But they picked on the wrong City and are hopefully going to pay the price. Every cunt involved thats still alive needs jailing and the FA need disbanding.

shameful. these bellends need jailing. hiding behind the police, fa, swfc, press, etc, is no immunity from justice and prosecution. heads must roll.

[kingfunk]

****ing outrageous.....

@SheilaColeman96: @LFC can you confirm that Dave Wooding (Sun editor) was in the Directors Box at Anfield last night? Happy to rt reply if untrue. #DBTS#jft96