Jul 28 2009 01:16 am
Justice for the 96! been to all momorial services. Latest was that 20 year momorial. How did they not bloody get justice in the first place.
May 9 2009 04:05 am
Hi Anne,
My cousin lost her boyfriend on that dreadful afternoon. I fully support your fight in getting justice for Kevin and the other 96. I am sure that you and the other families will eventually find out the truth, especially now that the Daily Mirror is also running a justice campaign.
I am fully behind you all in this fight and will help in any way I can to bring it to its fruition.
Faith Fulcher - Basildon Essex
May 8 2009 11:14 am
hello anne,
keep up the fight you know you are doing the right thing for kev,i had a piece written in the crawley news on 22nd april 2009 and they gave kev a mention take care tony okeefe
Apr 19 2009 01:43 pm
Anne, we are delighted to hear the news tonight that secret documents will be published. Hope it all pans out the way you want it to. Be assured of our continued love and support. Bev and family.xx
Apr 18 2009 01:14 am
Hi Anne.
So many years have gone on but there still in our hearts and thoughts.20 years and still thinking about them everyday. My friend lost a son in that. It must be heartbreaking. I cant begin to imagine.My thoughts and love are with you. And as are many others. I wish you all the very best with this case.My heart goes out to you. I remember the tragedy 20 years ago.Lets all hope and pray you get the justice you need.
God bless you x
Apr 16 2009 02:16 am
You have so much pride and dignity, at 15 years old I survived Ibrox Disaster in 1971. 66 others didn't. though that was entirely human error the myth and wrong stories attached to it are legendary,and only now through a book written from a survivor truth is truth.
Keep up you brave fight my support for you knows no bounds.
Esther Weir.Hamilton ,Scotland
Apr 15 2009 02:45 pm
Hello from Copenhagen -Denmark J am a Liverpool fan - J hope Justice of the 96 will come one day God Bless from Thomas - Copenhagen
Apr 15 2009 02:17 pm
Just returned from Hillsborough. Thought of you whilst we stood there with many others, in silence, There was an absolute silence even though we were next to a main road. There are some beautiful flowers and teddies etc there and tributes and they all ask for justice and answers. The police MAY have said they are responsible buT everyone needs to write to their MP now and to the Andy chap (culture and sport MP) and demand that the inquest is reopened and everyone interviewed etc etc .. even if it takes a year and money from the tax payer. We too need answers...for you, and for us !
Blessings
May God keep you strong, healthy and focussed.
Much love Bev and family
Apr 15 2009 11:08 am
Hi Anne,
Our thoughts are with you today on the 20th anniversary, I wish you every success with your quest for Justice and I will continue to read the new website. I hope the show of support at Anfield toady gave you some small comfort and always remember you will always have our support. God bless Kevin and the others who died.
You'll Never Walk Alone..
Justice for the 96
Ed, Dublin
Apr 15 2009 06:35 am
It's difficult to know quite what to say, except that my thoughts and prayers will be with you and all the families on this difficult day. Twenty years on--when ordinarily memories fade and our recollections are clouded--we remember 15 April 1989 as if it were yesterday. Me and my two sons, aged 6 and 9, are mad Arsenal supporters; but, on this day, we're reminded that regardless of our allegiances, we're all a football family. Know that we stand with you and all the families today and everyday, demanding justice.
David
Colorado, USA (Warwick)
Apr 15 2009 06:17 am
hi anne
on what must be the most heart breaking of days for you i just hope the added coverage of the memorial will add new breath to your cause, we all agree things should be done but too many cowards an too many cover ups continue 20 years on..... i hope you get what you and and the rest of the 96's families deserve... JUSTICE...god bless you y.n.w.a respects lee
Apr 14 2009 08:19 pm
Hi Anne
As a football fan of 19 years old in 1989 and now a mother of three boys I can only let you know how heartbreaking (as are the others) your story is. I can only say I know I would dredge up the entire planet to uncover the truth, were I in your position. My boys are so precious to me and you want the world to feel the same. Good Luck in your endevours.
K.
Apr 14 2009 02:31 pm
Hi Anne
Well done on TV tonight. xxx
My husband and I agreed tonight that now would be a good time to start a web petition for openness and honesty; one reason being the general feeling of wanting answers and honesty from public figures and organisations as well as from those responsible for Hillsborough.
Bev
Apr 14 2009 10:54 am
ps the last two messages are from me...Bev (from Chester!)
Apr 14 2009 10:52 am
Just a thought Anne
With all the renewed publicity and more people using the internet etc, and an enormous amount of disgruntled people (like me) could you not start a petition to pressure the police or government to do another enquiry (independent one)You could go on the radio, Tv etc and start a web petition. Come on Anne there are enough people behind you and many 'famous' people who could get you to the right people and places etc etc !.... Paul O'Grady might be a good option/starting point ? Strike while the iron is hot while we the general public are still very angry at what we have read !
Apr 14 2009 10:16 am
Hello Anne
I was born and bred in Chester (Boughton). I have lived in Blacon! I saw your piece in the Mirror today and decided to write to you. My heart goes out to you. I have a son of 11, nearly 12. My heart goes out to you anyway. I remember the tragedy 20 years ago but I dont think I read alot about it at the time; dont know why. So I decided to read as much as I could this week and even dared to look at the photos of the deceased and read/listen to eye witness accounts. I found it immensely painful. I dont usually shrink from reading such things but this I did. Perhaps thats why I didnt read about it at the time...too painful. Well, I believe that people have to come forward and admit responsibility...individuals and organisations. Let the people heal ! Keep fighting Anne. I pray that you will get the answers and justice that you need. Let them stand on the pitch and say yes we let them down (or our inadequacies or whatever killed them) ! I wouldnt have wanted that on my conscience all of those years ! Oh my gosh. Even those in our 'judicial system' need to reconsider their action or lack of it. Its hard looking from the outside in but there must be something that can be done. I hope that God will open the doors that you need to be able to walk in and provide you with all the answers you need. Bless you Anne and your family. xxxxxx williams-r31@sky.com ..... I am stuck for words.
Apr 14 2009 05:11 am
Anne,I find it hard to find any words that would confort you,everyone knows who was to blame,god bless you in your fight to bring these people to justice,
Eddie C
Apr 11 2009 05:30 am
just watched footy focus coverage of twenty years ago at hillsborough, it's really annoying that most people (including footy fans) don't realise (or care) what the S*N "newspaper" did with it's "the truth" expose. For years I've tried to tell work colleagues/friends what they are buying into when they buy that rubbish, only to be met with blank looks! THIS COULD HAVE BEEN ANY FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS!
I'm a magpie myself, and used to attend matches regularly,I remember being herded by police and treat like animals,on one occasion at grimsby(date?) I was in the midst of a crowd being penned in the away end and I was scared! that was really minor compared to hillsborough, so God only knows what your Kevin and many others suffered there!
it's a disgrace that there has been no enquiry, 20 LONG YEARS AND STILL NO REAL EXPLANATION!
Stay strong Anne,and I hope the reds pip mufc for the title!
Apr 7 2009 11:47 am
comming to anfield on 15th with a strange feeling im intruding but im not,its just that the events of that terrible day sadden and anger me to the very core.i find myself constantly reminding my fellow glaswegians of the injustices you and your wonderful liverpool folk have had to suffer all this time..(ann if theres any way i can help up here please contact wullie37@yahoo.co.uk.)god bless (GLASGOW RED)
Apr 6 2009 11:30 am
On this, the 20th Anniversary of the tragic events of The Hillsborough Disaster, may I take the opportunity of sending my deepest condolences to ALL of the Families and Friends who lost their lives and loved ones in the greatest disaster ever to befall Liverpool FC and its greater Family and Community.
If God would only take one silver cloud and spin it into a silver rope so that we all may climb it to be with our loved ones - even for one last time...
God Bless one and all. Our Hearts cry loud and heavy.
(David) Allan Stevenson & Family, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Apr 4 2009 08:55 am
Hi Anne,
I have just read your book,When you walk through the storm.It was a well written and descriptive book,I really got to know Kevin and his lovely family.You have all been through so much pain,you are so strong,I really admire you all.Keep up the fight for justice,Kevin and the other Hillsborough victims will be walking arm in arm with you as you do.I am from Sheffield and the Liverppol fans are always in my heart.I went to Hillsborough yesterday to pay my respects.Keep up the good work Anne and if there is anything I can do to help.........LOVE LISAXX
Apr 3 2009 05:20 pm
I remember this day like it was yesterday and the first game after the tragedy when i stood on the Kop, heartbreaking, as im sure everyone does.
Keep it up , it's importnat that everyone football fan remembers.
Apr 1 2009 04:32 pm
Hi Anne, I’ve posted your web site link to my facebook friends just to remind not to forget, all our thoughts are with the 96 always. God bless forever.
Stephen Lawrinson, Warrington.
Apr 1 2009 02:54 pm
Hi Anne, keep up your fight for justice, having seen your knock back by the European Courts its important to continue pursuing Kevins case. I have very fond memories of Kevin and hope you eventually get the outcome you and your family deserve. My thoughts are with you.
phil, formby, merseyside
Apr 1 2009 12:29 pm
HI ANNE,SO SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR NEWS.MY THOUGHTS ARE WITH ALL THE FAMILIES WHO LOST LOVED ONES ON THAT TERRIBLE DAY.YOU MUST KEEP ON FIGHTING.
JFT96,
Y.N.W.A
RODDERS,BLACKPOOL
Apr 1 2009 02:59 am
Hi Anne. My heart goes out to you and all the families who lost loved ones. I was in the Leppings Lane end of the ground that day and I will never forget what happened. I haven't seen Liverpool play since and even though I served all over the world with the Army for over 12 years I can quite easily say I have never been so shocked in my life as what I was that day. You keep fighting, don't give up and you WILL win justice for the 96. God bless and good luck.
Allan (Scouser Living in London) YNWA
Mar 31 2009 04:53 pm
keep up the fight anne
justice for the 96
you"ll never walk alone
kevin casson
Mar 31 2009 01:16 pm
Ann, i have seen you a few times on the TV and i am so eager for you to win your case. Keep fighting though, never give up. JFT96 Paul Semple, Belfast
Mar 31 2009 10:26 am
Sorry to hear the news anne,your such a strong woman and a credit to your son Kevin and all others who left us that faithful day.
Keep up the fight,the justice you so richly deserve will one day be done.
YNWA.
Best wishes,Timmy,Cork
Mar 31 2009 09:48 am
keep fighting ann. always thinking of those who lost there lives on that faithful day. R.I.P. Y.N.W.A. Darren (Wexford,Ireland.)
Mar 31 2009 05:43 am
So sorry to hear the news. Keep battling Anne, the truth will come out. God bless, justice for the 96. YNWA
Liam (Dublin)
Mar 31 2009 05:06 am
What a shame and a waste of life. Disgraceful. Never give up Anne, the truth always prevails. Justice for all the 96. YNWA.
Mar 31 2009 03:44 am
I was only 9 when Hillsborough happened but I still remember every second of the scenes on tv.
Don't lose hope. Keep up all the hard work.
Justice for the 96
YNWA
Peanut (Leeds)
Mar 31 2009 03:10 am
Justice for the 96. It's a disgrace that the legal system won't give it to them even after all these years.
My thoughts are with you.
You'll never walk Alone
Best Wishes
Ann ( Ireland )
Mar 31 2009 02:26 am
keep up the good work, my thoughts are with you
maggie mellor
Oldham
Mar 31 2009 02:03 am
Dear Anne,
I dont know how they can sleep at night or look at themselves in the mirror
Worthless is not a good enough word
My thoughts are with you
Best Wishes
Ted (Anfield Liverpool)
Mar 31 2009 12:53 am
Dear Anne, So sorry and frustrated to hear about the news! Keep up the good fight Anne.
You do the 96 and all of us proud.
YNWA!
David (Spain)
Mar 31 2009 12:33 am
Dear Anne, I was gutted when I read the news. How is it possible that in this modern days, people still try to cover up mistakes from the past, that were clearly made? Don't give up the Fight for Justice and remember that you'll never walk alone!
Greetings from Joeri, Flemish Reds, Flanders (Belgium)
Mar 31 2009 12:04 am
Just read the news and was shocked by the outcome.You and all the families and friends that lost so many loved ones that day have many supporters round the world.Keep up the fight..YNWA..
Dave
Mar 30 2009 11:37 pm
It still bring a lump to my throat, and a tear to the eye. All the best to all the families, keep up the fight Anne xxxx
Mar 30 2009 10:51 pm
Hi Anne
Keep that chin up and never stop the fight, Kevin would be proud....
YNWA *****
jeff, whyalla, south australia
Mar 30 2009 09:40 pm
i always thought something was wrong with the inquest and what happened that day, in this day and age for that sort of event to happen is disgraceful. you are right the law does not work for anyone but the rich, or who you know, keep fighting the system and i hope that you get the decision you richly deserve, nobody should have to go through what you have. YNWA
Mik and Tressie Hewitt
ROSELAND LOUISIANA USA
Mar 30 2009 05:02 pm
ynwa
keep fighting and never give in
justice will be served in the end
love scott
xxxxxxxxxx
Mar 30 2009 03:47 pm
ynwa god bless you all,justice
all the best gary wilkinson
Mar 30 2009 03:20 pm
You'll be in our hearts forever. We'll lose together and win together. We feel you're still with us and we will be celebrating together come May. You'll Never Walk Alone x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Mar 30 2009 03:14 pm
So sorry to hear the bad news I hope and pray that you will get justice that you your son and the other 95 supporters and there familes deserve.YNWA Jimmy,Liverpool supporter,Dublin
Mar 30 2009 03:06 pm
Keep up the fight, never give in, you will beat this thing, fight on for justice.
Paul.
Mar 30 2009 02:52 pm
Anne,
So sorry to hear your news today... but keep up the fight... because you really can 'hold your head up so very very high' xx
Mar 30 2009 02:38 pm
You will never be forgotten,rest in peace.Hope to be at Anfield on the 15th.From Rachel
Mar 30 2009 02:30 pm
God bless you Anne love x
And each of the lads and girls who lost their lives so tragically at hillsborough, 'There is a light that never goes out'
At the end of the storm theres a golden sky x Justice for the 96 x
