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Sadly, the vast majority of the UK population outside Merseyside thinks that Hillsborough was something to do with hooliganism and was somehow the Liverpool supporters' own fault. This despite the conclusions of the Taylor report, which nobody is interested in as it doesn't reinforce their prejudices.
There's not much that can be done to remedy this, as people believe what they want to believe.
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It's far too much to ask though really, the sport secretary to have a fucking clue about something he has to make decisions about.
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Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has apologised after suggesting that hooliganism played a part in the Hillsborough football disaster.
Ninety-six Liverpool fans were crushed to death on 15 April 1989 at Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough stadium.
He praised the England fans at the 2010 World Cup saying the "terrible problems" of "Heysel and Hillsborough in the 1980s seem now to be behind us".
Investigations have found that violence played no part in the tragedy.
Mr Hunt was giving an interview following England's exit from the World Cup, where he applauded the behaviour of fans.
Apologising afterwards, he said: "I know that fan unrest played no part in the terrible events of April 1989 and I apologise to Liverpool fans and the families of those killed and injured in the Hillsborough disaster if my comments caused any offence."
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