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Serious Jialat! Riot over Soccer 100+ dead!
- Thread starter Pinkieslut
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Did God punish them for the sins of being mohammedans?
There are soccer fans all around the world. They don't get killed by other people's feet like that. One would think the football fans were making human wine out of their fellow fans.
The faNs were celebrating on the field. The police charged at them causing most to flee and in the mayhem, spectators were crushed to death.
This is similar to liverpool v juventus european football final which resulted in english teams barred from the cup fir 5 years.
Livetpool fans charged st juventus fsns causing tbhem to retreat and crush those at the front.
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Juventus fans remembered the victims of the Heysel disaster at a recent match but there have been few commemorations in England
The 1980s were dark days for football, with the horrors of Hillsborough and Bradford etched into memories forever. But has the Heysel disaster 30 years ago become the game's forgotten tragedy?
For generations of modern football fans weaned on all-seater stadia and polished television coverage, it must be hard to imagine that a day at the match could become a matter of life and death.
The fire that ripped through a rickety wooden stand at Bradford, claiming 56 lives, and the terrible events at Hillsborough left a murky stain on the game and those who governed it, leading to many changes.
Yet for some, the catastrophe at Heysel Stadium in Brussels, Belgium, on 29 May 1985 sits somewhat uneasily in this series of disasters.
Thirty-nine people died and 600 were injured when fans were crushed against a wall that then collapsed during the European Cup final between Liverpool and Juventus, after crowd trouble culminated in a surge by Liverpool supporters towards the Italian team's fans.
And hillsborough disaster
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On April 26, 2016, the jury returned verdicts of unlawful killing in relation to each Hillsborough victim, vindicating all those who fought so courageously for the truth for so long.
Our thoughts are always with those who continue to be affected by the tragedy and the 97 supporters who will never, ever be forgotten.
This is similar to liverpool v juventus european football final which resulted in english teams barred from the cup fir 5 years.
Livetpool fans charged st juventus fsns causing tbhem to retreat and crush those at the front.
GETTY IMAGES
Image caption,
Juventus fans remembered the victims of the Heysel disaster at a recent match but there have been few commemorations in England
The 1980s were dark days for football, with the horrors of Hillsborough and Bradford etched into memories forever. But has the Heysel disaster 30 years ago become the game's forgotten tragedy?
For generations of modern football fans weaned on all-seater stadia and polished television coverage, it must be hard to imagine that a day at the match could become a matter of life and death.
The fire that ripped through a rickety wooden stand at Bradford, claiming 56 lives, and the terrible events at Hillsborough left a murky stain on the game and those who governed it, leading to many changes.
Yet for some, the catastrophe at Heysel Stadium in Brussels, Belgium, on 29 May 1985 sits somewhat uneasily in this series of disasters.
Thirty-nine people died and 600 were injured when fans were crushed against a wall that then collapsed during the European Cup final between Liverpool and Juventus, after crowd trouble culminated in a surge by Liverpool supporters towards the Italian team's fans.
And hillsborough disaster
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HILLSBOROUGHRemembering the 97
Ninety-seven children, women and men lost their lives as a result of the disaster at the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest at Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough stadium on April 15, 1989.
Following a tireless campaign led by bereaved families and survivors, in 2012 the High Court quashed the original accidental death verdicts and ordered new inquests, which would go on to become the longest-running in British legal history.On April 26, 2016, the jury returned verdicts of unlawful killing in relation to each Hillsborough victim, vindicating all those who fought so courageously for the truth for so long.
Our thoughts are always with those who continue to be affected by the tragedy and the 97 supporters who will never, ever be forgotten.
i'll say its a good thing...they are shifting the capital from Jakarta to some armpit in Borneo...might as well lose some population before hand. Less baggage.
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