Hillsborough Disaster 1989

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The late BBC radio broadcaster Peter Jones gives his final offering of Hillsborough on the 15th of April 1989.

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  • Beautiful. YNWA

  • the most moving video on yt

    YNWA

  • The single most emotive piece of radio I've ever heard, and probably will ever hear. Beautifully tragic.

  • This is one of the most touching pieces of radio work I've ever heard... sad... but brilliant.

  • Yes, I believe Alan Green mentioned that the disaster affected him greatly and that (he believes) it contributed to his death not long after. A wonderful piece of broadcasting anyway. I was in that gymnasium mentioned in the clip not long back, knowing what took place in there it's not a pleasant place.

  • That was a very moving monologue from Peter Jones. He really captured the enormity of the tragedy. Some say he was never really the same after witnessing the disaster and he died the following year.

  • I live in America and no matter how much we dislike our rivals, No one, I mean not one would disrespect a trajedy like this with moronic, douchebag comments saying they deserved it and some of the other shit I read from anti-Liverpool fans, Those losers might as well just take their dumbasses to prison because thats where heartless idiots end up anyway, R.I.P. 96

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