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[lakes10]

Football cage hits the road

[lakes10]

here is the phone number for the paper

Editor: Martin McNeill 01268 469455

[dawson99]

? u lost me dude

[lakes10]

look at the photo they used.

[lakes10]

[lakes10]

maby its just me and that it was my friends face being pushed into the fence that was used in the papers the day after that make me view this photo like this....but she come from the same twon as this bloody news paper.

[dawson99]

That'not what they are implying at all mate. I'm sorry but all I read from that piece is the police are trying to find a safe place for kids to play football.

"The £3,000 cage unfolds from a trailer and is circular in shape, four-metres in diameter with three metre high walls. It has two knee-high goals."

It's just a picture where all the kids wanted to be involved, to show there family that they got their pic in the paper, nothing more?


edit:

the timing is f*cking awful I agree for the picture, which I can see interpreted badly, but the bigger picture is people are trying to find a place for kids to play football, instead of out on the streets drinking and stabbing each other

[lakes10]

its the idea that taking a photo like this is a good idea....sorry if its just me that finds this sick.....might be due to what last week was and the image keeps in my head all the time as it was the last time her saw her.

[dawson99]

its not meant like that mate, but I can see where you're coming from.

Just read the words, its actually a ncie story, and im sure no harm was meant dude

[teamleader1]

its not meant like that mate, but I can see where you're coming from.

Just read the words, its actually a ncie story, and im sure no harm was meant dude

I agree totaly

A bit more thought on the photo would have been expected,
but apart from that its all good as far as I can see m8

[andy_g]

as much as we - as liverpool fans - are all too painfully aware of what 15th april represents and how the date should be treated carefully and respectfully, we have to accept that for the vast majority of the world it is just another day. even within football there are many from other clubs who join us in our remembrances, but we have to accept that the industry is so large, and that sports journalists have their own agendas, that at times we will find things that appear to us to be badly misjudged or even downright insulting.

the legal processes that will reveal the truth about what happened that day are finally moving the way that they should, every year the memorial service and minutes silences are well observed and well respected, the HJC keeps on its good work, and we as fans remember those who died in the way that they should be remembered. i don't know what can be done to erase the pain felt by those that lost loved ones, but acceptance of other matters on or around the day are surely part of healing and moving on.

maybe that's to easy for me to say and i don't wish to disrespect any one else - i wasn't there, i lost no loved ones, and friends of friends are the closest to me that suffered.