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Tue May 30, 2006 1:39 amby LFC #1
greenred wrote:Thirty Four Juventus fans? We have been told for years that all thirty nine were Juventus fans 
It doesn't matter does it? No one should lose their life at a football match, regardless of who they support.
RIP Heysel 39, YNWA.
Posted:
Tue May 30, 2006 1:46 amby laza
Sad and dark day
RIP and walk on
Never again
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Tue May 30, 2006 1:55 amby Reg
I was driving down from Chorley in my old battered Mk11 Escort to watch the game with my father. I was late. Dad opened the door and I knew something was wrong. We sat in silence watching the trajedy unfold.
I'm now married to an Italian. From Torino, where we have many friends. I've seen Juve play a few times with them. But even now when the conversation turns to footy I go silent. No, I cant take my place at that table. Not yet. Maybe never.
RIP, little consolation for their mothers, brothers, wives and friends. 
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Tue May 30, 2006 2:09 amby greenred
LFC #1 wrote:greenred wrote:Thirty Four Juventus fans? We have been told for years that all thirty nine were Juventus fans
It doesn't matter does it? No one should lose their life at a football match, regardless of who they support.
RIP Heysel 39, YNWA.
It matters to me when all 39 were labelled Italians and Juventus fans even though they werent.
One was an Irishman who was certainly not an Italian or a Juventus fan and shouldnt be included amongst the Juventus dead.
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Tue May 30, 2006 6:05 amby Espionage
Interesting read, as an international fan that had no access to football at all until about 5 years ago (cable tv) it is often hard to find out about these things. You would be suprised how many "Liverpool fans" in Australia dont even know the first thing about Hillborough.
RIP 39
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Tue May 30, 2006 7:55 amby Leonmc0708
Espionage wrote:Interesting read, as an international fan that had no access to football at all until about 5 years ago (cable tv) it is often hard to find out about these things. You would be suprised how many "Liverpool fans" in Australia dont even know the first thing about Hillborough.
RIP 39
Thats why the details of this and Hillsborough are freely available on this site.
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Tue May 30, 2006 4:51 pmby LFC #1
greenred wrote:LFC #1 wrote:greenred wrote:Thirty Four Juventus fans? We have been told for years that all thirty nine were Juventus fans
It doesn't matter does it? No one should lose their life at a football match, regardless of who they support.
RIP Heysel 39, YNWA.
It matters to me when all 39 were labelled Italians and Juventus fans even though they werent.
One was an Irishman who was certainly not an Italian or a Juventus fan and shouldnt be included amongst the Juventus dead.
Fair enough mate, misinterpreted what you said a little. Apologies.
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Tue May 30, 2006 6:00 pmby Reinas No.1 Fan
RIP 39.
There blood on UEFA's hands
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Tue May 30, 2006 10:23 pmby skipper
RIP the victims of Heysel.
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Wed May 31, 2006 12:46 pmby Big Niall
I think it is terrible how Juventus players seemed so happy after the game. They won a medal - so what? they knew many of their fans had died.
The most shameful night in LFC history - I better not write what I think of every one of those hooligans with our scarf wrapped around their face.