HILLSBOROUGH DISASTER - Goosebumps rendition of You'll Never Walk Alone by Liverpool fans REACTION

HILLSBOROUGH DISASTER - Goosebumps rendition of You'll Never Walk Alone by Liverpool fans REACTION
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[@blondebrandy]

My friend died in this terrible tragedy, lovely man. The effect was shattering to all who knew him. As it would be to all the other friends and family who lost their loved ones. It made me cry to see as a saw on the TV of the events at the time.

[@ShadyShae]

aww so sorry to hear that. May he keep resting in peace.

[@ewanroberts134]

Im soo sorry lad u or anybody shouldnt have to go through this your so bravve were all behind you! Youll Never Walk Alone.

[@Garngad_bhoy]

I did too I'm a Celtic man but watching this on TV was horrible & I couldn't hold back the tears even today my eyes fill up & I feel no shame for doing so ,R.I.P. 97 YNWA 💚❤️

[@stephenracklyeft9929]

Respect to you shady I was at Hillsborough on that fateful day I'm 64 and it's really nice for someone who is so much younger than me to appreciate what happened God bless you bro

[@Catlady07]

Not only did people lose loved ones but they had to read the demonising lies told about the fans behaviour. Still no real justice. R.I.P.

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

Well if they were the ones who died then it would be automatically obvious that it wasn't them who the media were talking about. And if it was other people who they were talking about, why would they care??

[@ythomitnellum]

@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479And if you had a working grasp of the English language, and a scintilla of common sense, you would know that Louise7 was referring to the families of those killed by South Yorkshire Police. And we care because our club is a family, they were our football family and we cared, and we cared because we knew the memories of the 97 were being dragged through the mud to cover up the criminal incompetence of Chief Superintendent David Duckenfield, South Yorkshire Police, and the Football Association all of whom were eventually found legally responsible for the deaths.

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

@@ythomitnellum But it *_wasn't_* the police who killed those fans though - was it??? Come on! Take some responsibility for your own (or your "family's") actions for ONCE! Liverpool supporters eager and self concerned (and I ABSOLUTELY believe subjected to a ritualistic amount of alcohol pre-match (and that's in their defence)) to get into the game, pushed those at the front into a crush situation, yes or no? Is the fear of persecution what this denial is based on? If so, then why persecute the police?? Never once in 35 years, have I ever seen even a SINGLE Liverpool fan, say "Yes - I felt the need to get into the stadium - I partly contributed towards pushing the people in front of me into the people in front of _them."_ Now - unless there was a barricade of plainclothes police officers at the back instigating a crush, then it couldn't possibly have been them. What about the previous occasions (1981 and 1988 (and possibly once sometime in the 1950s if I recall correctly)) where there was severe crushing...were *_those_* the fault of the police as well??

[@valcarlin2537]

It was the people who died that the media demonised​@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479

[@LoulousCorner]

The sun newspaper really disrespected the fans, and those who died that day. And that's why to this day, you won't see that paper for sale in Liverpool. It got locally boycotted.

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

Did it though?? I mean - if it was the people who died, then by implication it wouldn't be them who were stealing and urinating on other fans (voluntarily), surely?? And if it was complete strangers, then what could the objection to that be??

[@Yubealot]

@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479 You Realy need to retract your statement. It was total lies. Er dont know where you live. Advise you to stay well clear of Liverpool. they will eat you alive !!!

[@millyjames7891]

Appalling. I never did buy that rubbish anyway but it was so nasty and totally uninformed. I remember watching it live that afternoon and the fans were behaving so selflessly, dragging other people out, creating stretchers out of anything and making 'human trees'. Then one pottering old ambulance crawls into view...I have no dog in this fight being neither a Yorkshireman nor a Scouser, but I would guess the fans' actions actually prevented deaths rather than the opposite . RIP everyone who passed that dreadful day and I wish solace and peace to those that loved them.

[@nickchivers9029]

​@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479 what the hell are you talking about? No one robbed or urinated on anybody. The entire event was recorded on dozens of cameras that have been meticulously studied. There is not one instance of any fan doing anything other than trying to escape or help other fans. The disaster was the result of negligent and in mu opinion criminally poor policing. End of.

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

@@nickchivers9029 One thing in particular that ALWAYS rubs me up the wrong way, is whenever somebody *_pretends_* to be ignorant, or mentally deficient. Is there any reason somebody would persist in this for 35 years - other than guilt, I mean?? Literally in the entire period from 1989 right up until today, never ONCE have I heard even a SINGLE Liverpool supporter, say "Yes, I'd been drinking before the match started, as is - and has ALWAYS been - the ordinary social custom before the start of a football match in this country". "Yes, I wanted to get into the game before the match started after travelling for hours to get there for that one primary purpose". Being even *_partly_* responsible for ending the lives of other people, would have to be a challenge to live with day in and day out. I get it. To be a slimeball and shift blame onto other people for actions nobody other than oneself or one herd had of people had (at least _predominantly)_ caused - well...what are your thoughts on people such as that? Without the police, what do you suppose would've caused the entire crowd of thousands of people to crush those at the front of the pens?? Answer me "I don't know. I'm genuinely at a complete loss". Or surprise me after 35 years by all means.

[@clarakam3858]

R.i.p to all. This is a sad story & i am glad now i know the meanning of the song😢😢😢😢send you hugs from Romania! May God rest them all in peace😢

[@valcarlin2537]

It was Liverpools song from the 60s But takes on a deeper meaning after hillsborough

[@alfredkar]

Just wanted to clarify a point that hasn't been made. To avoid any confusion, YNWA has been an anthem for LFC long before Hillsborough. It wasn't as a result of the disaster.

[@berylkok9743]

I agree

[@Mech-Badger-Man]

You are slowly finding out about our fucked up failings as a country, this one was easy to fix with a “sorry”, yet it’s still hurting people today.

[@christineroberts9780]

Cry every time i hear that song ..

[@ShadyShae]

So heartbreaking

[@christineroberts9780]

I rember faces up to those fences .... Definitely gives me goosebumps Rip

[@dean6816]

I remember as a 10 year old in 1989 going to football matches and getting crushed against those fences when a goal was scored!!

[@robertwright7937]

I've spoken about this subject at length since 1989. Thank you for this video. All I have left to say now is YNWA97❤

[@45barjas]

I was born and bred in Liverpool and when this happened I was duty Medic in the Falklands islands I cried my eyes out luckily nobody sae me

[@christineroberts9780]

I clearly remember this horrific day...

[@ShadyShae]

Sad day

[@susanrichards7291]

So do i

[@KitchenTableCrime]

Hey Shady, I just fell upon your channel. If you would like to see and hear a truly magnificent rendition of You'll Never Walk Alone just search KZbin for best ever you'll never walk alone. This was sung during a friendly game in Melbourne, Australia by over 100,000 fans. Magical! Sue x

[@sarahholland2600]

The man in charge, (David Duckenfield) had a clear view on stadium CCTV cams of Police actively herding fans into already full pens. When he & all those in that room noticed fans being crushed, he froze & failed to act. Police on scene were told to edit their statements, to blame the fans & altering timelines re ambulances arriving. Statements with suggested alterations scribbled on them have been shown in recent news articles. Duckenfield has never apologised or faced prison.

[@scousemouse9715]

RIP Ian Glover.

[@Alex.The.Lionnnnn]

Yeah and then the Sun which is one of the bog tabloid newspapers basically wrote articles blaming the liverpool fans. Liverpool is a decent sized city, but the Sun never sold another paper in the city again.

[@JeronaJackson-pp5tw]

Massive for cowering this story ❤❤❤

[@clarakam3858]

I am glad i find the story of this. I ve wach only on football games how they sing this but never knew why they sing this song. So thank you for the video from Romania❤. Shady army❤❤❤

[@ShadyShae]

It was a sad one! May they all rest in peace 🙏🏾

[@clarakam3858]

@@ShadyShae All rest in peace.

[@nicolalunt5781]

I remember the tragedy of this fatal day. I Will never forget the shock & horror that occurred & sent ripples of grief & pain throughout the UK. You will never walk alone has been Liverpool club anthem since 1963 when it was released by a band from Liverpool called Gerry & the pacemakers, whose cover version reached number 1 in the uk charts. The fans have always sang this anthem with such passion in their hearts because it is a representation of their wondeful City & football team. It became even more special than ever before after the tragedy of the Hillsborough disaster & was re-released again as a tribute to the 97 fans who sadly lost their life in such tragic circumstances. It reached number 1 in the UK charts for a second time ❤. RIP Liverpool 97. Gone but never forgotten 💔

[@ianlee487]

Shady you my friend showed so much emotion and dignity while showing this .when Liverpool as a city lost our fans thankyou.

[@davemartin8348]

Smacks me over this anything about this hurts, I got married that afternoon otherwise I would have been there, Lost a friends brother ❤❤❤❤

[@traceyclaeys335]

My granddaughter went to her first Liverpool match yesterday she's 8, she loved it. She knows the song and sang it proudly with the rest of the fans. RIP 96. Xxx

[@williamgillbanks5373]

People were not trampled on but could not breath as they were so crushed to death due to the pressure of the Bodies.

[@beds139]

The song has more resonance since Hillsborough but has been sung by the Kop since the 1960s.

[@catherinemontgomery7130]

crush injuries, affixiation, heat attacks being trampled and all because the police opened the gates and let another 2000+ fans into the ground the youngest about 8 and the eldest about 88, and dozens and dozens more badly injured. this match was being televised at the time it happened

[@GaryVelardo-rb6nw]

If this generation could be young again now, this energy would be directed at straightening out all of the Islamic bullshit going on.

[@leighreganarblaster9852]

Sir Kenny Dalglish a LFC legend went out with police and asked someone what going in person reply dieing. What didn’t know Sir Kenny Dalglish went 93 out of 96 funerals told his assists manger the other three funerals

[@millyjames7891]

I never knew that. Thank you. That took some doing! Someone worthy of a Knighthood for once. No poncing around with Sir Kenny.

[@Alex.The.Lionnnnn]

Of course liverpool fans are insane? You not been to Liverpool? The whole city is insane. 😂😂😂 So glad my fam brought me here to Australia when I was 2. 😂 Have a good one lad!

[@vcrossCelticfc]

YNWA was well before Hillsborough, nor did it it start with Liverpool. It was Celtic fans showing respect to Liverpool (Good friends), when they went to a Liverpool game (It was a Liverpool charts song at the time). Liverpool took it from there as well as other clubs do, nothing like Liverpool. Godspeed

[@ewanroberts134]

YNWA.

[@ljc7935]

YNWA

[@tyronsimpson2143]

Terrible remember it very well

[@suzannehaigh4281]

Liverpool singing did not help the Sheffield dead did it?

[@philipr1567]

Relatives and friends singing a hymn at a funeral service does not help the dead person either. What point are you trying to make?

[@paulward3535]

What?????

[@Richcanvas]

The real innocent fans in all of this are those who unfortunately lost their lives. The police handling and the ticketless fans both were to blame. The Police were in a catch 22 outside the gates. There was a huge potential for a crush situation outside which may have resulted in loss of life. The decision to open the gate was, as we all know wrong, but hindsight is an incredible thing. The attempted cover-up by the Police was wrong. I used to travel to lot's of away games in the Mid 70's/80's/90's and lost count of the times loads of us went without tickets. I've been in situations where my feet haven't touched the floor for a couple of minutes due to the crush of the crowd in a confined area. The one time that sticks in my mind where i thought i was genuinely going to die is when we visited Southampton (old ground). There was a low narrow tunnel that led into the away end. I Cannot describe how frightening it was. If someone had tripped i dread to think what would have happened. This is one of many incidents throughout those years this happened. The press coverage didn't help but i maintain to this day there are some Liverpool fans in their 60'and 70's who must be walking around knowing they contributed to the awful and tragic events of that day, but would never admit to it.

[@karengayehammat4199]

I don't agree with the court process only blaming the police not the people cramming into the goal end pens The crush hasnt happened before so why would they expect it to happen then Even if there were tickets for each seat people would still get around spontaneously

[@spacemunky8164]

It had happened many times previously!! How hard was it to close the tunnel gate!? you prick with ears!?

[@simonlewis720]

The police sent them down the tunnel into and already packed terrace ,please get your facts right as ignorance is a massive part of the problem ,the police tried to blame fans for forcing the exit gate when in fact they opened it and it was all caught on camera,I was at the semi final the year before and it was shocking then but luckily no one got injured,there was no fan violence and if it wasn’t for the Liverpool fans hundreds more would have died ,they we’re giving cpr while waiting for the emergency services to arrive

[@perrylindsay6682]

I just thought I'd add a few comments, what this other person says I agree with entirely, you do need to read facts and get a bit of knowledge on Hillsborough ( the ground ) ,you say they all had a seat and a ticket, that part where the crush happened, they were standing, above was the seating ,at the enquiry they counted every person who entered to tickets sold and never came up with more people entering ,fact ,I went to Hillsborough around 84/85 with Liverpool in a league match, me and my mate went to go down that tunnel and 2 policemen told us to go to either side ,yes that simple and I'm sure it had gates to close if needed ,I know it was more crowded but alls it needed was about 10 police to tell people to go either side ,wouldn't you agree ? also ,Tottenham played in a semi final and said it was horrific and I talked personally to a man utd fan who was In that end and said he feared for his life so when you say it had never happened before, who knows ,there was an incident with Newcastle a couple of seasons ago when their fans complained and it it is now all seated so before you jump to conclusions I think you will find it was the police and the ground hierarchy that were at fault ,I hope this helps with some knowledge of Hillsborough in general !!

[@stephenracklyeft9929]

Idiot I was at Hillsborough I watched what was happening I saw the outer pens weren't full the police had a control room with cctv they opened the wrong turnstiles even though it is 35 years I still have flashbacks in the end duckinfield admitted he was wrong so why don't you

[@millyjames7891]

This has been investigated....