Is it time to get over Hillsborough?

[d9f1c7]

OK no doubt the cause has been done to death on here so lets leave that alone but is anything other than total devotion to the correct deference becomming a mini version of "holocaust denial"?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/17676392
OK so AD said they should play on Sunday now he's ostracised and they won't even accept his grand!

[joko]

what an idiotic comment youf...

[Zeuhl]

infantboggo

if you are going to make inane generalisations about <scoucers> (sic) at least learn how to spell the word

What would otherwise just be an uncouth and rude post becomes moronic and ill-educated

[dave50]

Liverpool, self pity city.

[ummmm]

What a horrible thing to say.

[mrs_overall]

I intend no disrespect to the deceased, injured or grieving relatives, but dave50 sums up what many people think about Liverpool

[cathfromsaron]

only if we 'get over' everyone else who has ever died!

grievers can grieve how/when they wish!

[spudqueen]

Scousers tend to stick together, kick one and they all limp. They all feel the grief of Hillsborough.

[chaptazbru]

Well said Mrs O

[joko]

Not sure why so many give a toss about how liverpool remember their dead - they certainly dont give a toss about you, what you do or what you think.

i would rather live in a city where people stick together and support each other, than one that has people that allow friends, neighbours and strangers to just pass by, forgotten.

it is a source of pride to see how much liverpudlians still care so much after all these years and how supporters of both teams can unite. Even Manchester teams supporters - who have always had a massive rivalry with liverpool - become close in these circumstances.

so sneer all you want - it actually says more about you as a person, than it does about scousers...