英国历史频道4月15日20点-21点播放的纪录片，非常感人，值得我们每个人用心去观看。
Hillsborough RememberedOn: History (529)
Date: Wednesday 15th April 2009 (Already shown)
Time: 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM (1 hour long)
Poignant documentary looking at the events of the Hillsborough sporting disaster. Ninety-six Liverpool football fans died, crushed to death as a result of overcrowded spectator pens.
Many of the Liverpool famlies speak for the first time of their loss, their anger even today of the events of that day. Also many Liverpool players of that Game speak openly of how it affected them and the Liverpool Football Club at that time.
Very moving - worth a watch by anyone with a heart
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EnglishIm not a football fan myself, but i recorded this for my old man. i live five mins from Hillsborough & i just want to say massive respect to everyone who was there, your not forgotten.
Info taken from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillsborough_Disaster
The Hillsborough Disaster was a deadly human crush that occurred on 15 April, 1989, at Hillsborough, a football stadium, the home of Sheffield Wednesday F.C. in Sheffield, England, resulting in the deaths of 96 people (all fans of Liverpool F.C.). It remains the deadliest stadium-related disaster in British history and one of the worst in international football.[1] It was the second of two stadium-related disasters to feature Liverpool supporters, the other being the Heysel Stadium Disaster in 1985.
The match was an FA Cup semi-final clash between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest. It was abandoned six minutes into the game.
The inquiry into the disaster, the Taylor Report, named the cause as failure of police control, and resulted in the conversion of many football stadiums in the United Kingdom to all-seater and the removal of barriers at the front of stands.
On 15 April 2009, fans of all sides totalling 28,000 people gathered at Anfield to pay their respects twenty years on, and starting at 3:06pm there were two minutes' silence in respect. This included public transport coming to a stand-still. Nottingham and Sheffield also gathered for two minutes' silences to pay their respects. Other services took place at the same time, like those in Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral and at the Catholic Cathedral. After the two minutes' silence bells on civic buildings rang out through out Merseyside.
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