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by **Leonmc0708** » Mon May 29, 2006 4:51 pm

39 Italians, RIP and YNWA.

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by **Bad Bob** » Mon May 29, 2006 5:04 pm

A sad day for football. YNWA

by **Dundalk** » Mon May 29, 2006 5:13 pm

YNWA. RIP.

by **yckatbjywtbiastkamb** » Mon May 29, 2006 6:12 pm

r.i.p

by **madred** » Mon May 29, 2006 6:28 pm

Shall never forget. A terrible tragedy.

R.I.P

by **greenred** » Mon May 29, 2006 6:57 pm

39 football fans died in the tragedy, 34 Italian fans of Juventus FC, 4 Belgians, 2 French and an Irishman.

Rocco Acerra (29)
Bruno Balli (50)
Alfons Bos
Giancarlo Bruschera (21)
Andrea Casula (11)
Giovanni Casula (44)
Nino Cerrullo (24)
Willy Chielens
Giuseppina Conti (17)
Dirk Daenecky
Dionisio Fabbro (51)
Jaques François
Eugenio Gagliano (35)
Francesco Galli (25)
Giancarlo Gonnelli (20)
Alberto Guarini (21)
Giovacchino Landini (50)
Roberto Lorentini (31)
Barbara Lusci (58)
Franco Martelli (46)
Loris Messore (28)
Gianni Mastrolaco (20)
Sergio Bastino Mazzino (38)
Luciano Rocco Papaluca (38)
Luigi Pidone (31)
Bento Pistolato (50)
Patrick Radcliffe
Domenico Ragazzi (44)
Antonio Ragnanese (29)
Claude Robert
Mario Ronchi (43)
Domenico Russo (28)
Tarcisio Salvi (49)
Gianfranco Sarto (47)
Amedeo Giuseppe Spalaore (55)
Mario Spanu (41)
Tarcisio Venturin (23)
Jean Michel Walla
Claudio Zavaroni (28)

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by **madred** » Mon May 29, 2006 7:49 pm

I was about 12 at the time and remember being out playing football in my local park that night as the game was about to kick off. It was only that i was about to leave to run home that another friend that i knew said it looks like its not going to take place because both sets of fans have started fighting. It still didnt stop me running home to see it and when i got there my mum said that Phil Neal has been on the p.a asking for calm from supporters. Looking back im amazed that this game went ahead and although the result mattered at the time it doesnt at all now.

by **red37** » Mon May 29, 2006 7:52 pm

dark days. there've been some. and this giant of a club is hewn from the very rock of bill shankly's spirit....there are times when that has been necessarily called upon in order to face head on with honour, humility and respect, the ghosts that weave right through its rich history. memories that have nothing to do with the name of football, but of the very fabric that is mankind and the legacy left by both his actions and his mistakes. tears of both joy and shame can sting the faces of all men regardless of allegiance or duty, or rank for that matter...... there is no disgrace in that...and with such strengths that are inherent in liverpool football club and its supporters, no-one who falls under its spell will ever be left to walk alone....nor will its adversaries witness anything less.

those who lost the chance to sing again can never return.

that doesnt mean our voices should be silent. in remembrance of that fated night and both through the passing of enough time perhaps. and, with the so called spirit of 'amicizia' (sp). the tensions may have lessened to a degree. they'll never go away for good...some stains can never wash out... as bittersweet of a ride its been and probably always will be. NO other club in the world can understand better, the consequence of life itself. thats both endured and portrayed on the faces of the people who live and breathe for this one. each and every minute of each and every day since both the 29/05/85 AND the 15/04/89...

god bless. rest in peace for them ALL.

by **adamnbarrett** » Mon May 29, 2006 8:36 pm

Truly a sad day in football that will never be forgotten.

R.I.P.

YNWA

by **Scottbot** » Mon May 29, 2006 9:27 pm

red37 wrote:That doesnt mean our voices should be silent. in remembrance of that fated night and both through the passing of enough time perhaps. and, with the so called spirit of 'amicizia' (sp). the tensions may have lessened to a degree. they'll never go away for good...some stains can never wash out... as bittersweet of a ride its been and probably always will be. NO other club in the world can understand better, the consequence of life itself. thats both endured and portrayed on the faces of the people who live and breathe for this one. each and every minute of each and every day since both the 29/05/85 AND the 15/04/89...

god bless. rest in peace for them ALL.

I can only echo those sentiments Red.

RIP

YNWA

by **Igor Zidane** » Mon May 29, 2006 9:48 pm

red37 wrote:dark days. there've been some. and this giant of a club is hewn from the very rock of bill shankly's spirit....there are times when that has been necessarily called upon in order to face head on with honour, humility and respect, the ghosts that weave right through its rich history. memories that have nothing to do with the name of football, but of the very fabric that is mankind and the legacy left by both his actions and his mistakes. tears of both joy and shame can sting the faces of all men regardless of allegiance or duty, or rank for that matter...... there is no disgrace in that...and with such strengths that are inherent in liverpool football club and its supporters, no-one who falls under its spell will ever be left to walk alone....nor will its adversaries witness anything less.

those who lost the chance to sing again can never return.

that doesnt mean our voices should be silent. in remembrance of that fated night and both through the passing of enough time perhaps. and, with the so called spirit of 'amicizia' (sp). the tensions may have lessened to a degree. they'll never go away for good...some stains can never wash out... as bittersweet of a ride its been and probably always will be. NO other club in the world can understand better, the consequence of life itself. thats both endured and portrayed on the faces of the people who live and breathe for this one. each and every minute of each and every day since both the 29/05/85 AND the 15/04/89...

god bless. rest in peace for them ALL.

Well said mate........
R.I.P

YNWA
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by **andy_g** » Mon May 29, 2006 11:41 pm

RIP each and every one of them.

by **AussieKopite** » Mon May 29, 2006 11:44 pm

Our darkest moment.

YNWA

by **crazyhorse** » Tue May 30, 2006 12:25 am

Possibly the darkest moment in european cup history...

I remember this very vividly.. terrible.

The only thing in our history which was worse was a date we all remember... But for those that died 21 years ago

Walk on.

by **Lando_Griffin** » Tue May 30, 2006 1:23 am

R.I.P.

May such tragedies never again occur.

YNWA.

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