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I think a lot of people say closure. I don't think the report itself will create closure but might facilitate a process to that end. The issue for most people including myself is the unanswered questions (e.g missing CCTV tapes etc) and that no one has ever been accountable unlike other disasters (e.g Herald of Free Enterprise). So tomorrow is the start of closure not the end of it. The worry for me is there will be no end point at some stage people have to conclude we have done all that is possible. But from tommorrow the process to that point starts.


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Originally Posted By: Stanley Park
I think a lot of people say closure. I don't think the report itself will create closure but might facilitate a process to that end. The issue for most people including myself is the unanswered questions (e.g missing CCTV tapes etc) and that no one has ever been accountable unlike other disasters (e.g Herald of Free Enterprise). So tomorrow is the start of closure not the end of it. The worry for me is there will be no end point at some stage people have to conclude we have done all that is possible. But from tommorrow the process to that point starts.
thats right stan the report hopefully will allow previous vedicts to be quashed and new verdict put in place plus accountabilty of SYP, SCC, The F.A. and SWFC

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Originally Posted By: Shaggydog
On the whole Faz I think the vast majority of fans know the importance of tomorrow.

I just hope its a day of closure for the families and all affected by the tragic day.
I honestly am not so sure the vast majority do though, I think our fan base far too global, open and diverse to either know or really care what is happening tomorrow.

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Originally Posted By: Shaggydog
On the whole Faz I think the vast majority of fans know the importance of tomorrow.

I just hope its a day of closure for the families and all affected by the tragic day.
I honestly am not so sure the vast majority do though, I think our fan base far too global, open and diverse to either know or really care what is happening tomorrow.
thing is though ged hillsbrough is just as important or even more important to liverpool football club than anything that has happened on the pitch , as important event as shankly getting appointed or the days everton were thrown out of anfield its that massive and tomorrow is this big to the families , the survivors , club, its support , and the city .

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Yeah your right Stan, I stand corrected.

Tomorrow may be the beginning of the process that finally leads to closure.

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Originally Posted By: fazakerley red 1
Originally Posted By: ged's red
Originally Posted By: Shaggydog
On the whole Faz I think the vast majority of fans know the importance of tomorrow.

I just hope its a day of closure for the families and all affected by the tragic day.
I honestly am not so sure the vast majority do though, I think our fan base far too global, open and diverse to either know or really care what is happening tomorrow.
thing is though ged hillsbrough is just as important or even more important to liverpool football club than anything that has happened on the pitch , as important event as shankly getting appointed or the days everton were thrown out of anfield its that massive and tomorrow is this big to the families , the survivors , club, its support , and the city .
am with you on that, I just think quite alot of our support only stretches to the first 11 or squad they have no real interest in the past, the actual Club itself and what it stands for or the City itself, just my opinion tho.

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And there it is, Ged making roundabout attacks on supporters because they don't live in the city.. change the tune mate, this thread isn't About that. Hope it's a informative day and some answers come out.

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i agree pops.


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Whoevers organised this has got it spot on. Allowing the relatives to view the report and files from 8am then releasing to the public later today is just right.


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