No wonder they are angry .Had anyone lost a close one in such a tragedy and noone been brought to book for the mistakes that day they would be seething with resentement.

The government were foolish to send a minister that reaction was inevitable.

Whatever ithey are gone and it was 20 years ago. Thank god that things are safer these days.

No, it never feels like that, I'm not a Liverpool supporter, but I put a rose on the memorial for my brother.

Can't be bothered pulling your post apart bit by bit, but it's hugely inaccurate and, in places, simply untrue.

As for booing Burnham, perhaps the 'fans' should thought about why his was there (to offer condolences and pay respects) and think about their own actions - booing at a memorial service, for any reason, is wholly unacceptable.

It is particularly inappropriate that they booed Burnham when he is an MP who has been actively seeking to have all documents relating to the tragegy brought into the public arena.

Sadly, I think the jeering incident will overshadow not only the reason for the heckling, but also the whole purpose of the memorial service.

Maybe it was daft to send a Government minister under the circumstances, but questions would have been asked had there not been a representative of Government present.

The main thing is that lessons have been learned from that horrible day and may they never happen again.

RIP, the 96.

No it wont and they have a memorial service every year it's just because it was 20 years that so much emphasis has been put on this one.

It's good that Burnham was there but probably best if he hadn't spoken on an occasion like that to be honest.

Leeds and Bolton is a strange combination

Mr C is strange

It means he hates Man Utd twice as much as others

Just a small point wasnt there a tory government at the time and for 8plus years after?? Mr Burnham is from a labour govt??? wasnt the anger vented wrongly??

I agree it was a terrible day and today should have been respected booing at a memorial service is not good and Andy looked very shaken by it....sad really when the rest of the service was very emotional

And i`m a utd fan

RIP 96

They keep going on about justice for the 96, how about justice for the 39 at Heysel?

Reading Teletext and online, "minister jeered" seems to be a common headline rather than "30,000 pay their respects".

The police where too blame, that's why so many of them 'retired' after the incident.
Lack of communication, 2 paddocks where left locked and should have been opened before the surge happened, if these had been opened there wouldn't have been a disaster like there was.