Have you asked any of them?

Probably both of them.

Can you enlighten us on what evidence you base your allegation that any significant number did?



In the cold world of facts, the game was a sellout, and only 24 people more than its official capacity entered the Leppings Lane end. Is it those 24?

Some folk just don't want to accept the facts. I actually had a work colleague complain yesterday that the Panel's report was flawed because it hadn't 'put the other side' forward. He didn't seem able to comprehend that there [iwas[/i no other 'side'.

I reckon it's part of the human condition in modern times. Looking at your avatar for instance, there are tens of thousands, maybe more, who will forever be entirely convinced that Neil Armstrong never set foot on the moon. The same people probably all claim experiencing alien anal probes, and having seen alien spacecraft. Wouldn't be surprised if denial in the face of the most overwhelming evidence is probably now a recognised psychiatric condition in its own right.

It's called 'religion', isn't it?

So everyone in the ground had a ticket- is that what you are saying?

A damned sight greater percentage than here, dear:







Let's repeat this slowly and in the smallest words possible.



Liverpool fans were not the cause of the disaster.

There's no evidence to suggest that a number of people great enough to have contributed to the disaster in any meaningful way [ididn't[/i have a ticket. Unless you are in possession of some that you didn't release to the panel, are you?

By the time SYP had gone through pockets looking for stuff to discredit the victims with, there were probably a few without tickets then.

So the answer is that those in the ground who had no legitimate right to be there have no reason to have any feeling of guilt as it is deemed that there presence did not contribute to the series of events that caused the deaths- That’s made it clearer

Well done. You're finally beginning to grasp the facts.