Thread: A return to terracing: the argument gets stronger
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Old 12th August 2007, 04:59 PM
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Re: A return to terracing: the argument gets stronger
I think if standing really had been the cause of Hillsborough it wouldn't be allowed elsewhere. The reason we still want justice is because we know our 96 died for reasons other than standing.

I know they still have standing at rugby league grounds, and for certain games those grounds are packed out, so what's the difference? They've never, as far as I know, had fences between the fans and the pitch, and they of course allow fans to walk all around the ground freely so there's no fencing dividing one end up into small sections.
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