The Ibrox Disaster [2001]

[WordsAndPictures]

Thoughts with all the families of the bereaved.

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Absent friends

[I apologise for the little video issue a few minutes from the end but the error was picked up during the broadcast.]

 

[Loyal72]

A good piece of television. I recall seeing this at the time. Highly recommended.

Is this the one featuring Mrs Easton?

 

[WordsAndPictures]

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[mdingwall]

Heart-breaking footage in that documentary.

 

[Barca Bear]

As in the other thread, I can’t watch that lady’s interview just now.

 

[Moonboots]

It doesn’t matter how many times I’ve seen Mrs Easton’s interview, it breaks my heart every single time. She carried herself with such grace and dignity in the face of her horrendous loss, as did all those who were bereaved. Forever in the hearts of the entire Rangers family. God bless the 66.

 

[eeboh]

Tears flow every single time I watch Mrs Easton's account, her poor husband, a broken man, no wonder what he went through that night.

 

[Mostin]

Absent Friends.

 

[johnnylittle]

RIP Fellow Bears. Never to be forgotten.

 

[Raptors]

For some reason I always thinks of Nigel Pickup (Aged 8) from Huyton Liverpool the youngest to lose their life that terrible day.

 

[DAS77Ibrox]

I lost an uncle I never met, my mum’s brother. Sadly I lost my mum last year just short of the 50th anniversary. My mum, a fantastically bubbly person, was always deeply affected every New Year.

Rangers fans words, tributes and kindness always have a profound effect on me and I know they did for my mum and the family. Gone but never forgotten. Thank you bears. RIP Tommy and the other 65 who never made it home.

 

[Marky86]

I don’t think I’ve seen this documentary. Will watch it today. Thanks for posting.

RIP to the 66. GBNF

 

[granda bob]

I don’t think I’ve seen this documentary. Will watch it today. Thanks for posting.

RIP to the 66. GBNF

Prepare yourself, as others have said Mrs Easton in particular is a very difficult watch.

 

[johnnylittle]

For some reason I always thinks of Nigel Pickup (Aged 8) from Huyton Liverpool the youngest to lose their life that terrible day.

I also think of Nigel, at this time every year. His father has been in care in Ontario for almost 2 yrs now, with Alzheimer's.

 

[Faither]

I’ve never watched anything about it . I was there . I was lucky . Lost a good friend . R I P the 66

 

[Dhbrother]

I lost an Uncle that I never met aswell,i was at the first kind of memorial ceremony the club had in recent times.
Mr Murray was asked in front of me by an elderly woman why they hadn't did anything, until this point ,to do anything about the disaster until now.
His response was actually quite rude and a bit Billy big balls,he said we wanted to wait until the stadium was completed until we could.
Take from that what you will.
My mum and my family get really upset around the dates,

 

[EC54]

Was on these steps on that day and there for the grace of god. Never forgotten every year.

 

[Raptors]

I also think of Nigel, at this time every year. His father has been in care in Ontario for almost 2 yrs now, with Alzheimer's.

Seem to remember that it was Nigel's father or grandfather that had taken him to his first game at Ibrox while being up from Huyton in Scotland visiting family.

 

[GovanGer54]

Seem to remember that it was Nigel's father or grandfather that had taken him to his first game at Ibrox while being up from Huyton in Scotland visiting family.

It was Nigel's stepfather who took him, he also died. From a well known family of good stock from Govan RIP.

 

[johnnylittle]

It was Nigel's stepfather who took him, he also died. From a well known family of good stock from Govan RIP.

That's correct.