3 minutes silence at 3pm, Wednesday 15th April

[Zoe Richards]

I'm not going to be around much tomorrow, so I'm posting now before bed.

if you are able to remember at 3pm tomorrow, it would be great if you could all observe a 3 minute silence in remembrance of those who lost their lives, and those affected by the Hillsborough disaster.  It's a very sad time to remember.

Thank you.
Z

[The Landlord]

Got you on that one Zoe 

[Nigel Paul]

I am not a big footy fan, and am miles away from Hillsborough, and Liverpool etc. That is of course irreverent and  I still feel very sad about what happened. My thoughts will be with those that were affected by this tragedy.

[The Landlord]

From Bolton here Zoe, and at the time I can remember the feeling's from the crowd the next home match.

Should not have happened ! That thought was felt thoughout the whole ground !!!

[scott winchester]

I'm not going to be around much tomorrow, so I'm posting now before bed.

if you are able to remember at 3pm tomorrow, it would be great if you could all observe a 3 minute silence in remembrance of those who lost their lives, and those affected by the Hillsborough disaster.  It's a very sad time to remember.

Thank you.
Z

I can't believe it was 20 years ago. Growing up my English team was always Liverpool, had a fanatical uncle who had Liverpool scarves covered in badges. They would be classed as dangerous weapons now! A very sad day and my thoughts are with the families and the club.

[sarahjane]

I am from Birkenhead, and all brought up as liverpool supporters had no choice  cant believe it was 20 years ago..I remember that day clearly and I was only 10 when it happened...thats how hard it hit merseyside, it effected everyone. And still till this day I cant buy the Sun newspaper!!

[Robert Sanderson]

I'm a new son to Liverpool but coming originally from Bradford know how hard tragedies like this and the Bradford fire disaster impact on the whole community - I lost friends there. I work from home on my own I'll be doing a whole days silence