an excellent post Loz, and i thank you for it. This final point is a fair one and one with which i cannot disagree. It has been too little too late, but i think a large factor in this was a refusal from the authorities to put in place a review of what happened and conduct a formal report on the tragedy. I beleive that the club would have been willing to co-operate with this report and the way in which the club would have acted, in my opinion, would have then been far more credible and blame would have been accepted. The way i see it is that the club refused to accept the total blame of which was apportioned to us/them, and therefore would accept none of the responsibility. It is not a good view point to take, but i do beleive that this is what happened.Where I do disagree Redrob is your claim that the Liverpool are constantly attempting to bridge the gap (in relation to Turin) ? I think that is the case now but I think it is a case of too little too late. I think the club handled Heysel very badly for too long and it took them far too long to accept a portion of responsibility for what happened. For too long they pointed figures at everyone but their own fans.
Regarding the chairmans portrayal of your fans being to blame, i have to admit to not being aware of this and therefore i cannot comment.