How did the Hillsborough disaster begin?

Answer 1

Thousands of Liverpool FC fans were allowed to enter an already crowded standing section of the stadium. Because of the sheer numbers that were allowed into this section, supporters found it hard to escape, hard to move and even hard to breath. As a direct result of this, 96 Liverpool supporters were either crushed to death against the fixed railings or died due to lack of oxygen (Failure to breath).

I suggest you watch some footage from that day on a popular video website to see what happened. You might have an idea now, but everything will become clear once you see it for yourself.

JUSTICE FOR THE 96!

Answer 2

The Hillsborough disaster was the fault of the unruley behaviour of the Liverpool fans on the day pushing to get in - at any cost, this was compounded by (in hindsight) poor police choices as opening the gates let the crowds flood into one part of the stadium and as a result 96 people died. Though people would probably have been crushed outside had the gate not been opened.

Answer 3

It was at a foot ball stadium and 96 people were killed because they got crushed against the metal fences by masses of Liverpool fans who were determined to get in to the stadium. also there were children among the hundreds of victims involved this event occuried on the 15th of April 1999. i hope this information is use full.

Answer 4

all the scousers were crammed in a section where they all couldn't fit. the people at the front all got crushed but sum ppl climbed out

Answer 5

football people.